Royal Voluntary Service is appealing to the town’s residents to discover the contribution they could make as volunteers at the charity’s hospital café and on-ward trolley service. The invite to find out more about volunteering at the infirmary, on Friday, June 7, is part of The Big Help Out. Advertisement Advertisement Sign up to our daily newsletter Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Lancaster Guardian, you get 70% fewer ads while viewing the news that matters to you.
Last year, 6.3 million people joined the first ever Big Help Out event, which was launched as an official celebration of Their Majesties’ Coronation . This year, it’s hoped even more people will join in the nationwide event, which offers a taste of how fun and rewarding volunteering can be.
There’s no commitment required, just a chance to try something new, help others, and have fun. Plus, those attending the event in Lancaster can enjoy tea, cakes and sandwiches while chatting with the team’s friendly experienced volunteers. Advertisement Advertisement “We would be thrilled to welcome new faces,” said Chris Gray, director of retail at Royal Voluntary Service.
“This is a fantastic opportunity for everyone in Lancaster to see what we do and to experience the rewards of volunteering first-hand. “Joining us for The Big Help Out is a great chance to meet new people, learn new skills, and make a valuable contribution to the community. For anyone curious about volunteering, this is the.
