About Daffodil Day Community Organisers
Daffodil Day is Ireland’s flagship fundraising event and requires the support of coordinators and volunteers to help bring it to local communities across the country.
It is estimated in excess of 10,000 people volunteer their time on Daffodil Day each year to help support street sales in their community. Coordinating and managing those volunteers and the delivery of local Daffodil Day street sales requires the support of local organisers. These local organisers work closely with the Irish Cancer Society community fundraising team to help deliver the colour and excitement of Daffodil Day and raise vital funds and awareness for cancer patients and their families.
As a Community Organiser you are the key connection between the Irish Cancer Society and your community. With a network of over 450 Community Organisers across Ireland and a dedicated member of the Irish Cancer Society team for support, you can be sure that whatever support you need is available and ready to help bring Daffodil Day to your community.
What's Involved
As a Daffodil Day Community Organiser there are many things you will be tasked with including:
Recruiting Volunteers
Managing Stock
Ordering, storing and distributing Daffodil Day stock prior to Daffodil Day. Collecting unsold stock and arranging for it's return (freepost).
Managing Activity
Supervising your local activities on Daffodil Day, supporting your volunteers and lodging all funds raised.
What are the requirements?
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About Daffodil Day
Your effort can make a big impact
The main activity for this role takes place between January and April each year with a peak during the week of Daffodil Day which is generally the last Friday in March. A maximum of 1 or 2 hours commitment will be required most weeks but may be more the week of Daffodil Day and it is required that you are available all day on Daffodil Day itself to supervise and manage your volunteers and activities on the day.
Assets
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Daffodil Day Bunting
Print and cut out as many bunting sheets as you need. Hang up the bunting with ribbon or string to decorate for Daffodil Day.
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Daffodil Day Cupcake Toppers
Simply cut out each topper, fold and stick them around the top of a cocktail stick or wooden toothpick and Voila!
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Steps Challenge Tracker
A calendar to help you track your steps when taking part in our Steps Challenge!
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