Volunteer in our shops
Our shops play a key role in our work to beat heartbreak forever. By greeting customers, organising the warehouse or sorting through donated goods, your contribution has an impact far into the future.
Become a shop volunteer
Volunteer at an event
Running, trekking, cycling and swimming events happen up and down the country throughout the year in support of our life saving research. Our volunteers play a crucial role in making these events happen.
Become a fundraising volunteer
Our fundraising volunteers are the face of the BHF in their local communities. They raise awareness of heart and circulatory diseases and how our work is tackling them.
Impact of volunteering
- You'll help us raise money to fund pioneering research, which will help to save lives far into the future
- Find out from Graham and Bob how volunteering offers support, friendship and self-confidence
- Build up your CV with valuable work experience and new qualifications.
Volunteering for students and young people
Stand out from the crowd with a BHF volunteering role on your CV. You can work towards your DofE award and build strong skills that'll give you the edge in future job applications.
Kickstart your career
Office volunteering
If you're starting your career, looking for a change, or returning to work, volunteering in a BHF office can help build your confidence, skills and experience.
Resources hub for our current volunteers
Read the latest issue of the volunteering magazine and about our research breakthroughs, or access information to assist your development, such as other participation opportunities.
FAQs
All your questions answered from application queries to what to expect on your first day.
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Get your company volunteering
When you choose to spend your corporate volunteering days with us, we’ll make sure you get as much support as you need – because we want you to feel as motivated and inspired by our cause as we are.
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