Air Ambulance Supporters Group

Why we need you?

To raise awareness of the Air Ambulance and increase donations through forming a Volunteer Supporters Group and having a presence in your local community.

What will I be doing?

There are a range of activities available to our Volunteer Supporter Groups, including:

• Liaising with supporters of the charity.
• Arranging local events e.g. bag packs, coffee mornings etc.
• Being a key contact for funeral directors.
• Helping out with specific charity campaigns e.g. National Air Ambulance Day.
• Acting as ambassadors for the charity.
• Specifically, raising awareness of the charity and being local ambassadors.

What skills and attributes do I need?

• Ideally, you will have a group of friends/family/colleagues/acquaintances to form into a fundraising group that will represent the charity in your area.
• Access to a telephone and e-mail.
• Good communication skills and friendly demeanour.
• Willingness to represent the charity in a variety of ways & at a variety of levels.
• Good numeracy skills in order to keep accurate records of funds.
• The ability to work well with your designated staff partner.
• Enthusiasm for the work of the Air Ambulance is vital to this role.
• You may wish to designate certain tasks to different group members depending on their specific skills set.

How much time do I need to commit?

Volunteer Supporter Groups are an essential part of a charity and in that respect you will be the 'face of the charity' and will need to commit a significant amount of time to ensuring your group is well established and maintained.

What support will I be given?

• We will give you a full induction on all aspects of this role.
• Any appropriate materials to support your groups role e.g. collecting tins, receipt book, paying-in book, record sheets, charity stationery, merchandise and identification.
• We will provide you with continuous support, advice and guidance.

What benefits can I expect?

• The opportunity to develop new skills.
• The opportunity of meeting new people and working as part of a dedicated team.
• The importance of being an ambassador for one of the leading charities in the county.
• You can claim agreed travel expenses.

Where will I be based?

Most of your work will involve being out and about and representing the charity in your local community but you will need to hold regular meetings as a group in a venue suitable to your needs.

How do I apply?

For further information on this role, please contact 08454 130999 where your query will be passed to a Fundraising Manager.