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Opportunities
Volunteer Fundraiser
We are looking for an enthusiastic and experienced fundraiser to help with funding applications. The Volunteer Fundraiser will maximise income and support from an established Trusts and Foundations programme, and will develop other areas of charity fundraising by researching, identifying and developing current and new potential funding streams.
Hours: 2-5 hours per week
Salary: Unpaid role, expenses paid
Duration: Ongoing role, ideally minimum commitment of 6 months
Location: Remote working
Please see Volunteer Fundraiser JD [PDF 133KB] description for information on how to apply.
Donations
The campaign against sugar is not one that Action on Sugar can do without the support of its followers.
Action on Sugar is reliant on voluntary contributions in order to fulfil its expanding role such as running National Sugar Awareness Week. Action on Sugar is unique in its work. The role it performs is not undertaken by any other organisation, so your support is vital. If you can help with a donation, however big or small, we would be pleased to hear from you.
What can you do?
If you would like to get involved, we would welcome your support. Here are some ideas on how to do this:
Put pressure on the food industry:
Supermarkets and other food providers such as schools or hospitals claim that no-one has ever told them they want foods with less sugar. Unless consumers demand it, they see no need for change. You can help by adding your voice and asking for healthier options to be available. Why not write to food suppliers.
Ask for less sugar in your food:
When eating out, why not try asking the serving staff or chef to let you choose how much sugar they put in foods such as sauces, curries or salad dressing. Perhaps try complaining to the management if you have an unnecessarily sweet tasting meal.
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Talk to us!
Let us know if you have any questions or complaints and we'll see what we can do to help. Email sugar@qmul.ac.uk