We have a team of over 100 dedicated volunteers helping us raise vital funds in our shops, supporting our fundraising team in our community, working with us in our offices and making up the Board of Trustees.
Our volunteers play a key role in helping us to support the much-needed services for end of life care across North Northamptonshire.
Our friendly team of shop volunteers often tell us how much they get from the volunteering role, in the knowledge that they are supporting such a worthwhile cause whilst also enriching their own lives.
We welcome students and young adults to get involved in volunteering to make a positive impact in our community. If you are currently working towards a Duke of Edinburgh Award please contact us for opportunities at bronze, silver or gold level.
Our volunteers fulfil a vital role for Cransley Hospice Trust, helping to raise funds to support and develop hospice care for our community. We are exceedingly grateful to each and every one, and appreciate that we would not be able to raise the funds we do without their generous support, time and expertise.
It motivates us knowing that we’re doing something good and our time is being put to good use. It gets us out and about, widens our social circle and helps to keep us both physically and mentally fit.
Volunteering for Cransley Hospice Trust is my way of giving back. Having had a loved one use the services, I know how important it is to support my local hospice charity.
The Volunteer Zone is a dedicated area for volunteers to access resources, useful information and news to help you get the most out of volunteering with us.
The latest Cransley Hospice Trust news for all our volunteers.
The annual Cransley Hospice Trust Volunteer Awards recognise the outstanding contribution volunteers make to the charity.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for get in touch with our fundraising office and one of the team will be happy to help.
Volunteering with us means becoming part of a team dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of those facing life-limiting illnesses. Here are some of the reasons why our volunteers keep supporting the work we do.
I joined as a Trustee after lock down and it has been something I’ve gained a lot from, and I really enjoy. I’ve learnt a lot about myself.
As a family with Sikh heritage we have always been involved in supporting the vulnerable and donating a proportion of our earnings to those in need.
Volunteering makes us feel good
