Volunteering with The Vegan Society can be a wonderful opportunity to meet new vegans, practice your skills, gain experience and get that sense of satisfaction from knowing you are helping more people to go vegan and stay vegan.
“The Vegan Society is a great environment to work in – people are always recommending places to eat and new foods to try. I’ve met some lovely people.”
Alice Wibberly, Archiving Project Support Volunteer
“I figured out my whole future here! I became a digital marketing nerd after learning about marketing campaigns and how you can make advertising feel welcome and helpful online rather than intrusive. It inspired me to study more and I have since done multiple online courses. I’m now working towards a marketing qualification.”
Charis Collier, Social Media and Visual Content Volunteer
“I’ve enjoyed meeting other members of The Vegan Society and learning more about what the organisation does to help current and prospective vegans. The society genuinely feels like it has its finger on the pulse of the movement in the UK.”
Chris Stidwill, Events Support Volunteer
“I enjoy the feeling that I’m doing something to support The Vegan Society. I’m quite happy to give back. Honestly, I have experienced nothing but positives. The entire team is very friendly and very flexible, as well as respectful. It’s also nice to be in an office where I know everything is vegan!”
Ian Hoeck, Specialist Volunteer
“I especially enjoy being able to read a range of different documents, from academic papers to website content. It piqued my interest in areas related to veganism that I may have otherwise not spent much time reading about. I have volunteered with several different institutions in the past and I can safely say that The Vegan Society has the best volunteering culture of them all. I feel that the work of volunteers is genuinely valued. That appreciation is shown at every turn. Thank you!”
Eva Lauenstein, Proofreading Volunteer
“When people make requests for leaflets to distribute at events or stalls, I package them up and send them out. It’s a pretty simple job but when you can see so many of thousands of leaflets going out into the world, it’s quite rewarding.”
Anna Darke, Outreach Programme Volunteer
