Christmas volunteers needed to support NHS charity!
The incredible Blu Crew choir will be singing their hearts out once again at Meadowhall to raise money for the Rotherham Hospital and Community Charity’s new Dementia Appeal – now all we need is you!
The charity is appealing for corporate volunteers to support the Blu Crew’s fundraising on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 December 2024. The event will run from 10am to 4pm on Saturday and 11am to 4pm on Sunday. The choir will be entertaining shoppers outside Hollister and Curry’s on the top floor. We need volunteers to help us to collect donations and to spread the word about the appeal.
We require six volunteers per day, but the more the merrier. Singing and dancing is optional! Alternatively, you can volunteer your time for a morning or afternoon session, or even just a few hours. We’d especially love to work with companies which offer match funding so we can maximise our fundraising.
For more information, please get in touch with Suzanne Rutter, Fundraising and Engagement Coordinator, on 01709 426821 or [email protected]
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