Overview
Photography Volunteer Wanted!
North West Volunteer Awards Ceremony
31st October 2025. 11:00 - 15:00.
Anderton Boat Lift
Anderton Boat Lift Visitor Centre
Lift Lane
Anderton
Northwich
CW9 6FW
Are you passionate about photography and looking to make a difference? Join us as our official Photography Volunteer at the prestigious North West Volunteer Awards Ceremony!
What You’ll Do
* Capture the excitement, emotion, and celebration of our inspiring awards ceremony.
* Photograph award winners, speakers, and special moments throughout the afternoon.
* Help us showcase the incredible work of volunteers across the North West.
What We’re Looking For
* An enthusiastic volunteer with a keen eye for detail.
* Experience with event or portrait photography (own camera equipment required).
* Friendly, professional, and able to work independently.
What’s in it for you?
* Be part of a fantastic event celebrating our volunteers.
* Build your portfolio with high-profile event photography.
* Enjoy refreshments and a heartfelt thank you from our team!
* Applications close: 28th October 2025
Capture the spirit of volunteering—apply today!
Why we want you
Our Supporter volunteers ensure that the day to day nuts and bolts of the waterways happen be that monitoring activities on the towpath or that the running of teams and the necessary processes happen in the background. This can be anything from working with our Social Media Team to assisting with location and filming for productions. Our Supporting Volunteers also support our teams within our offices and even on the Towpath conducting audits.
Some of the things you might get up to in that role are listed below, but the specifics of what your role will involve can be discussed with your task manager
The skills you need
* Reliable
* Organised
* Whilst not essential, many of the activities in this roles use either computer or mobile devices.
What will you get from volunteering
* The opportunity to volunteer flexibly, often from home
* Be part of a friendly team of supportive colleagues and volunteers
* Learn new skills and understand better the day to day workings of the waterways
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