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Hemel Hempstead Shop
Looking to give back and be part of something meaningful?
Join us as a Charity Shop Volunteer
Our retail shops are at the heart of local communities
and play a vital role in funding The
National Children’s Air Ambulance missions.
Whether you’re chatting with customers, sorting donations, or creating eye-catching store displays, your time volunteering in our stores makes a huge impact.
We welcome volunteers aged 16+, including students, Duke of Edinburgh participants, one time volunteering, including Community Payback schemes and Corporate Volunteering.
⏰Shifts are flexible, and no experience is needed,
just a positive attitude and a willingness to help.
Website: Hemel Hempstead Charity Shop | Helping Save Lives Daily
Facebook: Children's Air Ambulance | Hemel Hempstead | Facebook
Opening hours for this store:
Monday to Saturday: 9.00am – 5.00pm and Sunday: 10.00am – 4.00pm
Application deadline - Ongoing
Informal chat - After you have applied, the shop manager will contact you to arrange a time to chat about volunteering, which could also include a taster session
Start date - After your chat with the manager and once on-boarding has been completed, we will work with you to agree a start date
🧑🤝🧑Volunteer in-store ❤️ Make a difference
🚁Support lifesaving missions
Additional Information
Volunteering with The National Children’s Air Ambulance comes with plenty of benefits too…
- A 25% discount on donated goods
- Learn new skills & meet new friends
- Refreshments available
- Reasonable travel expenses reimbursed
- Access to training and development
- Volunteer certificates, references and long service awards provided
We warmly welcome everyone to apply and are committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse environment. If you have any specific needs, please speak to a manager so we can discuss possible adjustments.
We conduct DBS checks for all volunteers and require two-character references upon application. If you have difficulty providing references, please talk to a manager for support.
