Volunteer at charity events

From helping at our stand, talking to visitors, or taking photos and videos, you can help make our presence at artist events and Christian festivals across the UK as fun as possible, and inspire new supporters to change the lives of children. It's also a great way to see your favourite shows and events or experience something new.

Due to the coronavirus epidemic and recent government advice, most events have been cancelled or postponed. But you can still register to hear about events and festivals you can volunteer for in the future.

You can also contact us at volunteer@worldvision.org.uk.

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Events you can help at

Stage with musicians, blue lights and the back of a crowd

Spring Harvest

Spring Harvest is the place to be this Easter for an amazing holiday packed with masses of stuff to do, bucket-loads of inspiration and all the fun you can squeeze into five or six days. Together, we intend to seek a deeper understanding of our Unrivalled God to fuel our worship and explore what it means for us all right now and in the coming months. Find out more about Spring Harvest.

New Wine United

United is where your church can spend quality time together, to pitch in as a family, sharing food, receiving and praying for one another, and supporting each other and other churches. Experience impactful teaching, worship, a programme for all, friendships for life and transformational encounters with God. Find out more about New Wine United.

Harlem Globetrotters

The Harlem Globetrotters are worldwide icons, synonymous with family entertainment and great basketball skills. The Globetrotters represent 90-plus years of breaking down barriers, acts of goodwill and a commitment to fans that goes beyond the game. We're proud to be a charity partner of the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters basketball team UK tour in 2020. Find out more about the Harlem Globetrotters.

If you're interested in volunteering at one of these events with World Vision, sign up below.

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Other ways to volunteer

If events aren't your thing, or there aren't any that work for you, there are other ways you can volunteer to support our work. You can join sporting events like our Global 6K, encourage your church to run event days in support of World Vision or get in touch with our team if you have your own idea.

Thank you for giving your time to support our work to help children and young people around the world.

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FAQs

Are World Vision events still happening?

Due to the current UK epidemic of coronavirus and recent government advice, most events have been cancelled or postponed.

You can still register to receive updates of artist events and Christian festivals you could volunteer for in the future.
What happens when I apply to volunteer?

Registering doesn’t sign you up for anything - but you'll be able to see all our volunteer opportunities with more about each event (date, place, etc.) and what's expected. It'll also allow us to email you about volunteering and when new volunteer roles open up (you can unsubscribe at any time).
What will I be expected to do?

Each event varies, so make sure to check the details with the organiser or online. During performances, you’ll be asked to sign up supporters who want to sponsor a child.

At Christian festivals, we usually aim to create fun ways to show how supporters can transform the lives of the most vulnerable children - you could be helping with the stand, meeting people and talking about World Vision’s work.
What skills or experience do I need?

You don’t need any specific skills or experience to be an event volunteer but it’s best if you like talking and interacting with people. Having said that, if this is a skill you want to develop and you’re enthusiastic and ready to give your best, then come on board.