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We offer rewarding volunteering opportunities. Aim of volunteering The Makers Guild in Wales is a registered charity and relies on support from our volunteers to carry out our charitable aims to promote Welsh craft. Description Volunteers are essential to the running of our organisation and help our organisation to thrive, from front of house duties, to display, helping our visitors to better understand craft, to selling craft, the role is varied and rewarding. Expectations As a Volunteer you would usually commit 2-4 days a month, on a monthly rota system, though we are happy to fit any days that you can offer around your commitments and available time. We particularly welcome applications from Welsh speakers and from all backgrounds and abilities. Training and Benefits An initial training induction is given to all volunteers, this is followed by ongoing support throughout. Skills required No specific skills are required but a passion for arts is helpful! Travel information Our volunteering roles are all based in our gallery in Cardiff Bay Other requirements You need to be at least 16 years old to undertake this role. For more informationand to apply for this role Please contact us admin@makersguildinwales.org.uk We partner with the Cardiff Third Sector Network and recruit through their Volunteer scheme Cardiff Volunteer Centre The Cardiff Volunteer Centre @ C3SC (Cardiff Third Sector Council) is run by the community, for the community. The Centre acts as a central hub where anyone in Cardiff can find out about volunteering opportunities. We help people who want to volunteer and organisations recruiting volunteers to find the right opportunities. C3SC is here to help you volunteer in your local community. We have hundreds of different volunteering opportunities with charities, community groups and statutory organisations across the capital. If you want to give back whilst being part of a movement to make a difference then we’re here to help. 
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Jill David is our longest serving volunteer. Jill has been volunteering with us for 22 years and she regularly demonstrates with her spinning wheel in the gallery Sue Meudell has been volunteering for 12 years, and enjoys being in a unique creative environment A long history of Volunteering... Originally created as a maker co-operative back in 1984, we still maintain a strong co-operative ethos, with a focus on fairness, emphasising equality and sustainability. We still retain the strong co-operative ethos and maintain strong ethical values today. Co-operative working along with an emphasis on Volunteering are core to our organisation, we recognise and value the special work volunteers do in our community. These are two pillars on which our organisation operates with and values.
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