RNLI teams across the Yorkshire coast are recruiting face-to-face fundraisers to save lives at sea
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is looking to attract new face-to-face fundraisers along the Yorkshire coast to support the area’s crews.
RNLI fundraisers play an important part within the charity, delivering water safety messages, inspiring new supporters, and attracting funds to save lives at sea
About the role:
•You’ll share inspiring stories of volunteer crews and lifeguards with beachgoers and people at events.
•You’ll help teach members of the public how to stay safe in and around water.
•You’ll sign supporters up for a regular donation to the RNLI.
•You’ll meet and chat with lots of people.
•You’ll be highly trained to meet ambitious fundraising targets.
•And the best part? The work you do will help save lives.
Our season dates are flexible, but standard working hours are usually 10am to 5pm.
An RNLI spokesperson said: “We are looking for new recruits to operate in the Cleveland and North/East Yorkshire area. There is more to being a face-to-face fundraiser than you may think.
“It’s a unique role – lives have been saved thanks to guidance given out by our dedicated team.
“Delivering water safety messages, inspiring new supporters, and raising funds to save lives at sea – our fundraisers are a vital part of what we do.
“By joining the team, you will share important advice that will help beachgoers and coastline explorers stay safe in and by the water.
“You will receive full training from our experienced fundraisers, so no matter your experience, there is a place for you.”
Go to tinyurl.com/b8msjjxy for further information about the roles.