Volunteer - Marketing

AL3 5AY
, St Albans, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom

Marketing & Communications

Community & family Sport & recreation Art & culture

Are you creative, digitally savvy, and passionate about making a difference? Do you want to use your marketing skills to support a youth charity and help amplify our impact?

We’re looking for a Marketing Volunteer to help us raise awareness of our work, promote events, and grow our community of supporters.

We are a small youth charity dedicated to empowering young people through events, mentoring, and community programmes. We want to share our story more widely and connect with people who care about making a difference.

As a Marketing Volunteer, you’ll:

• Help create engaging content for social media, newsletters, and our website.
• Support the promotion of events and fundraising campaigns.
• Assist with branding, design, and storytelling.
• Help us grow our online presence and reach new audiences.
• Contribute ideas to improve our communications strategy.

• A student or graduate looking to build experience in marketing or communications.
• A creative individual with skills in writing, design, or social media
• Someone with professional marketing experience who wants to give back.

Experience with tools like Canva, Mailchimp, or social media scheduling platforms is a bonus — but not essential. We’ll support you to learn as you go.

• Real-world experience in charity marketing and communications.
• A chance to make a meaningful impact in your community. Opportunities to develop your portfolio and skills.
• A reference and support for future opportunities.

We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds and levels of experience. Your voice and creativity can help us reach more young people and supporters.

Get directions to this location on Google Maps.

The Pioneer Club is a youth and community charity based in St Albans, Hertfordshire.

We re a live music venue and home to the oldest indoor skatepark in the UK!

Originally founded in 1941 for evacuees from London to St Albans during World War Two,

The Pioneer Club remains a safe haven in the community with a focus for youth culture across skate, music, dance and the arts.