London Landmarks Half Marathon 2026 cheer squad volunteer

What You'll Do: 
  • Cheer, support and motivate Teenage Cancer Trust runners at a specific point along the route
  • Engage the public with the work of Teenage Cancer Trust
  • Be a friendly and approachable face of the charity
Why You'll Love It: 
  • The opportunity to be a part of an enthusiastic team of volunteers at an
    exciting event
  • Bang-bang sticks, a t-shirt, flags and other materials will be provided to really help you make an impact
  • Reasonable travel expenses will be covered up to £25 per day, per volunteer.
  • Support on the day as needed, from a dedicated member of staff.
What You'll Learn: 
  • Enthusiasm
  • Ability to be a team player
  • Reliability
What We're Looking For: 
  • Enthusiasm
  • Ability to be a team player
  • Reliability
Summary
Volunteering
Volunteer
Young People
City of London
0 Weeks Minimum
3 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Active listening
Communicating
Inclusive
Teamwork

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