Become a Cheer Volunteer

Help us support our challenge participants as part of the Endometriosis UK cheer squad!
Cheer Volunteers

We are looking for loud and enthusiastic volunteers to help cheer on our fantastic running and challenge participants. They take on incredible fundraising challenges in order to improve the lives of those with endometriosis and raise awareness of the condition, and you will help provide the motivation they need on event days.

You can volunteer by yourself, or with friends, family or colleagues... the more the merrier!

We encourage interest and applications from those who identify as LGBTQIA+, those who are from Black, Asian or a Minority Ethnic communities, those experiencing childlessness by choice and not by choice. We want to increase representation of these communities amongst our volunteer and service users.

Upcoming roles

London Landmarks Half Marathon - Sunday 12 April

Brighton Marathon - Sunday 12 April

GNR - Sunday 13 September

London Marathon - Sunday 26 April

Saucony London 10K - Sunday 12 July

What will you be doing?
• Spotting Endometriosis UK running and challenge participants on the course
• Cheer and clap as loud as humanly possible to make participants feel valued.
• Take photos of runners and share with Endometriosis UK Staff present on the day
 
What is required for this role?
• Bags of enthusiasm and energy
• Being comfortable being in loud and crowded areas.
• Committed to Endometriosis UK’s mission.
 
What will you get of it?
• A fun and wholesome day out with others from the endometriosis community
• Meeting new people in the endometriosis community and you’ll also be joined Endometriosis UK staff
• Helping to raise awareness and visibility of endometriosis and Endometriosis UK
 
Expenses
All reasonable local travel and food expenses will be covered by Endometriosis UK. If you have any further questions, please contact us at volunteer@endometriosis-uk.org
 
 

I’d never run a half marathon before, in fact I’d never really ‘run’ before! On the day it wasn’t my aching muscles or blistered feet that brought tears to my eyes but seeing supportive faces cheering me on in the crowd. Knowing every £1 raised was going to make a real difference to those living with endometriosis.