The Maccabi GB Community Fun Run will take place on Sunday 21st June 2026 at North West London location. Runners will be raising thousands of pounds for their favourite charities around a 10km, 5km or 1km track.The Community Fun Run is a real highlight of the Jewish community calendar and volunteers are crucial to ensuring the event runs smoothly and helping to generate an incredible atmosphere.JVN is recruiting people to help ensure that the event runs smoothly. In particular, we are looking for people to:- Welcome Desk Volunteers (9:00am – 1:00pm)Welcome charity runners, process payments using an online system, and distribute race kits to those already registered.(10 volunteer positions)- Start & Finish Line Support (10:15am – 1:30pm)Help manage the flow of runners at the start and finish lines, and celebrate their achievement by handing out medals.(5 volunteer positions)- Route Marshals (9:45 am – 12:30pm)Be out on the course helping guide runners, offering encouragement, and ensuring everyone stays on track.(10 volunteer positions)- Water Station Assistant (10:15am – 12:30pm)Keep runners refreshed by refilling cups and handing out water along the route.(9 volunteer positions)- Food Court Volunteers (11:00 am – 2:30 pm)Help keep the area organised and welcoming by distributing water, managing queues at food stations, and ensuring a smooth flow of visitors for food providers.(3 volunteer positions)To sign up to volunteer please click the apply button.
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The Jewish Volunteering Network (JVN) is the UK’s Jewish community volunteering hub, connecting people who want to give their time with charities and organisations that need their skills.
For nearly two decades, JVN has supported thousands of volunteers and hundreds of charities across the Jewish and wider community. We make volunteering accessible, inclusive and meaningful, whether someone can offer an hour, a skill, or long-term commitment.
JVN helps individuals find roles that reflect their interests, availability and experience. We also work closely with charities to strengthen volunteer programmes, improve volunteer management practice and increase engagement.
Our purpose is simple but powerful: to promote volunteering, connect volunteers and support charities so that together we can build stronger communities.
Our vision is that every Jewish person volunteers at least once a year, regardless of age, background or ability – contributing to a thriving charity sector and a more connected society.
JVN works across the voluntary, public and private sectors, raising the profile of volunteering and championing its impact as a force for good within the Jewish and wider community.
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