Found 7 volunteering opportunities in Australia

As a not-for-profit organisation, Adelaide Cricket Club relies on the generosity of supporters for fundraising, the role of the Fundraising Manager is to oversee fundraising activities and explore fundraising opportunities

Do you like organising things? In touch with your inner child? Always wanted an excuse to play with toys? Be involved in local community? Are you wanting to build up your library skills, or an opportunity to work around children? Yes? Then we've got the job for you! for you.

The Penciller volunteer sits in the front seat of the car with the Dressage judge. The Penciller's role is to check the rider and horse before the dressage test when the rider presents to the judge in the car. When the rider starts the test, they write comments as the judge is saying them in correct spaces on a printed form. They ensure that a score has been recorded for each movement and form is signed by the judge. Completed Dressage sheets are then handed to scorer.

Willunga Netball Club trains on Tuesday nights with Net Set Go starting at 4 pm and seniors finishing at approximately 8.30 pm Their Net Set Go program is for children aged 5-7 years old and is designed to introduce them to the game of netball. They have a number of volunteer vacancies: Washing bibs Grant writing Canteen/BBQ Cleaning Clubrooms General Handyman work around the club Coaching Umpiring Fundraising Reviewing Club Processes Providing Advice Assisting with Net Set Go afternoons

Would you like to volunteer within a family friendly Cricket Club with teams of all skills and ages? Well, there are currently vacancies for Junior Coaches. Their Junior/Senior Colts games are on: Saturday morning (starting at 8.45 am with 11.45 am finish time) Under 10's and under 12's games are on: Friday night (starting 5 pm with 8 pm finish time) Training nights and times are typically determined by the Coach. Typically this training times would be Tuesday and Thursday 4.30 pm to 5.30 pm

Seeking friendly volunteers with an eye for detail to help staff our busy borrowing sessions, process new toys for borrowing, and tidy and organise our vibrant, growing toy library. Go home from your weekly shift smiling and knowing that you have made a difference to families in your local community.

If you have an interest in horses, gymnastics, yoga, dance, acrobatics, and people with disabilities, then why not come find a volunteer job with our organisation. Various supervised and supported roles are available.