Volunteer with us
We know how much our supporters value Moorfields and how much you want to help. We want to give you the chance to support us in any way you can. By volunteering with us, you can support us with your time as well as through donations.
It’s really been an exciting and humbling experience. There is nothing more rewarding than helping people recovering their sight, and volunteering with Moorfields Eye Charity is undoubtedly is a great opportunity to feel closer to the community and make a worthwhile contribution.
Niccolo, one of our engagement volunteers
Volunteering with us
There are two ways you can get involved with volunteering at Moorfields.
Become a charity engagement volunteer:
You can apply using the form at the bottom of this page. Opportunities are Monday to Friday, between 11am-3pm.
As a charity engagement volunteer, you’ll be:
- helping in our charity hub at City Road
- interacting with our visitors to raise awareness of our charity
- informing patients, supporters and staff about the amazing work we do
- taking donations
Become an event volunteer:
Come and help us on our fundraising event days such as Eye to Eye to help us make some noise and support our fabulous event participants. Its always a fun day and you’ll get to hang out with our friendly community!
Volunteering is the perfect opportunity to get involved with the fantastic work we do, and to have a direct impact on how much we raise and the support we can offer to Moorfields Eye Hospital and the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology.
I’m so excited for our volunteer programme. It’s a fantastic way for people to engage with the charity. The hospital offers it’s patients such amazing care, I’m sure many of them will want to give something back. We can’t wait to have you on board!
Holly Hollis, volunteer and supporter relations officer
Sign up
You can register your interest or ask any questions by emailing us moorfields.eyecharity@nhs.net or on 0207 566 2565, or by completing the form below. Please note, we can only accept applications from those over 18 years old.
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