Become a student volunteer

What better place to recruit 16–30 year-olds to our register than universities and colleges?

Support from students to encourage people to join our register, get the word out about the lifesaving things we do and raise precious funds is absolutely vital to our work. And we’d love you to be part of it.

What’s involved with being a volunteer?

All sorts! Volunteer with us and you could:

• organise and help out at recruitment events, explaining to students why they should join the Anthony Nolan register and helping them through the process
• organise and take part in all sorts of fundraising to raise money for Anthony Nolan’s vital work
• join the committee to help run your university’s group

How do I become a volunteer?

Contact your university’s group and they’ll let you know how to get involved.