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Become a Volunteer

Become a volunteer

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Volunteers Currently Needed:
At the office in Great Missenden -

  • Trust fund writer; to identify trust funds and draft proposals on behalf of ROPE.
  • Administrative support; working on the computer to enter donations and send out letters of thanks to supporters.
  • Financial support; to join our finance team and work on bank reconciliations and other related tasks.
  • A correspondent to write report-backs to donors giving feedback on ROPE projects that they have supported.
  • Accountant to provide overview and advice on our financial systems and processes.
  • Project and Programme Website Editor. Must possess writing skills in order to update the ROPE website with information on our overseas projects and programmes.
  • Sponsorship volunteer to update our donors with photographs and information about the orphans and widows that they sponsor.

Able to work from home -
  • Graphic designers to help with occasional projects.
  • Copy writers for producing material for website and other ROPE publications.
  • Helpers for car boot & outside sales (Chalfont St Giles area).

Giving may not only be financial, you may be able to offer some of your time.

Many people work as volunteers in the UK, helping us to operate ROPE in a variety of ways - from administering the orphans sponsorship programme to setting up and staffing ROPE stands at festivals and events.

There are a number of 'vacancies' at present which might suit anyone with a couple of hours a week to spare.

Please contact the office to find out more.

Volunteer's Testimony

'My work for ROPE continues, talking to groups, taking services. It has been such a privilege to serve in this way. I recently had my first visit to a University Christian Union to talk on 'Feeding the World in 2020.' The students used it as an outreach event.

'The needs of the poor and oppressed around the world remain a challenge. The demand is almost overwhelming. But we trust that 'the five loaves and two fishes' of what we raise and send can be multiplied by God in wonderful ways to bring relief to 1000s. Living in the UK, we are so blessed. A roof over our heads, clean water to drink and never hungry. It should call us to do more to love our 'global' neighbour.'