Course Marshalls for Shine Night Walk London - 20th September

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Summary
We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to support our flagship event: Shine Night Walk event in London 20th September 2025.Detailed description
You can make a big difference in just a few hours.
Whether you’re coming solo, bringing a friend or part of a larger group, your support means our event can run smoothly and raise money to fund lifesaving research.
We’re looking for people who are:
Engaging, friendly and keen to make sure everyone has a brilliant day.
Willing to get stuck in and help.
Good communicators.
Flexible and can use their own initiative.
Team players – you’ll be joining a lovely bunch of other volunteers!
At Cancer Research UK we're committed to creating an inclusive culture where everyone can be themselves and reach their full potential. We have a variety of roles available and will happily consider making any reasonable adjustments to support volunteer applications from people with a disability or health condition.
Whether you’re a first-time volunteer or a seasoned veteran, we’d love for you to join us!
Volunteers need to be aged 13 or over on the night of the event. If you are 16 or 17 on the night of the event, you’ll need to seek permission from your legal parent or guardian to volunteer. If you are 13 - 16 on the night of the event, your legal parent or guardian will need to complete the online application form for themselves, providing a name and date of birth of any accompanying under 16s in the 'Comments' box. You will need to be accompanied by a responsible adult on the night who is also registered to volunteer.
About Cancer Research UK
A world where:
Some types of cancer are effectively eliminated
Many more are prevented from developing in the first place
People who do develop cancer are diagnosed at the earliest possible stage so they can be successfully treated
Treatments are more effective, kinder and more targeted, so people can lead better, more fulfilling lives
Everyone shares in this progress equally, regardless of who they are, where they’re from or what type of cancer they have.