A NCT Nearly New Sale Volunteer leads a team of volunteers to plan and organise fantastic events that make pre-loved baby clothes, toys, and equipment accessible to every parent.
What's involved?
- Event management
- Leading and motivating a team of volunteers
- Attracting sellers, buyers, and helpers
- Marketing and publicity
- Following NCT guidance and best practice to hold an accessible event
- Using social media to engage and support local parents
- Celebrating the difference Nearly New Sales make to local parents
- Championing NCT's values and vision
Our Nearly New Sale Volunteers are:
- Organised
- Confident leaders
- Strong communicators
- Able to plan and delegate tasks
- Able to motivate and inspire others
Time Commitment:
This is a flexible role that can fit around your other commitments and availability. We ask that you commit to organising at least one NCT Nearly New Sale per year in your local area. The time commitment will vary throughout the year depending on the size of the sale you decide to organise. As the lead volunteer, it is important that you are able to attend the event on the day.
What can you expect from us?
- A great volunteer experience where you can meet new people and develop skills.
- Excellent support from experienced volunteers and our Volunteering Team.
- Access to an online platform with all the tools, resources, and training you will need.Expenses paid in line with our expenses policy.
- We champion equity, diversity, and inclusion through all that we do.
- You will have the opportunity to make a real difference to parents in your local community.
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