Charity shop, café and reception volunteers wanted
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust is searching for more helpers to join its volunteer team.
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Local Wildlife Charity Calls Out for Volunteers
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust is looking for more volunteers to get involved with their important work.
Our Charity Shop
Hidden gems. Why not come and check out the goods in our charity shops! Money raised from the shops help support the Trust's work across the county, including looking after our 30 plus nature reserves in Staffordshire.
Property Maintenance Volunteer
We are looking for a volunteer to support our charity shops and commercial team with general maintenance at various sites.
To register for this role, please visit…
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