Volunteer
Be part of something truly meaningful as a charity volunteer
with the Paul Sartori Foundation.
Whether you are looking to give back, build confidence, or meet new people, joining our charity volunteer team is a rewarding way to support Pembrokeshire’s Hospice at Home service
As a Paul Sartori volunteer, you will play a vital role in helping us deliver compassionate end-of-life care across the community. Every hour you give helps us reach more families when they need us most.
For some, becoming a charity volunteer is also a gentle way to reconnect after loss, offering a sense of purpose, community, and understanding alongside others who value compassionate care.
Our charity volunteer opportunities are flexible, welcoming, and designed to suit a range of interests, skills, and availability.
Event Volunteer Opportunities
Join our charity volunteer team at the heart of our fundraising activity. Event Volunteers help bring our community events to life, from local fundraisers to large scale campaigns.
As a charity volunteer at events, you might welcome guests, support event setups, help run activities, or simply be part of the energy that makes each event special. It is a brilliant way to meet people, build confidence, and see the impact of your support in real time.
For Event Volunteer opportunities, contact Rosie-Faye Hart on 07584684171
rosie-faye@paulsartori.org
Retail Volunteer Opportunities
Support our busy network of shops across Pembrokeshire as part of our charity volunteer team. Our Retail Volunteers are essential to keeping our shops running and creating a warm, welcoming experience for every customer.
As a charity volunteer in retail, you could help sort donations, create displays, serve customers, or support stock management. This is a great opportunity to gain hands on experience, develop practical skills, and be part of a friendly, social environment.
For Retail Volunteer opportunities, contact Eleanor Evans, Volunteer Coordinator
01437 763223 or 07436 232754
eleanor@paulsartori.org
Other Volunteer Opportunities
We also offer a wide range of volunteer roles to suit different interests:
- Till Operators
- Complementary Therapy Volunteers
- E-Commerce Assistants
- Warehouse Assistants
- Van Drivers
To explore each volunteer role in more detail, visit the
Volunteering Wales website.
Becoming a Charity Volunteer
at Paul Sartori
Becoming a charity volunteer is more than giving your time. It is about building connections, growing in confidence, and being part of something that truly matters.
As part of our charity volunteer team, you will have the opportunity to learn new skills and gain valuable experience that can support future employment or training. Many of our volunteers find that volunteering improves their health and wellbeing, while also helping them form lasting friendships.
You will receive regular communication including newsletters, event invitations, and volunteer briefings, helping you stay connected and informed. We also provide volunteer training, social get-togethers such as our Winter party, and free complementary therapy sessions as a thank you for your support.
If you are ready to join our charity volunteer team, we would love to hear from you. You can complete our registration form or get in touch directly to start your journey.
→ Volunteer Information Pack, English
→ Volunteer Information Pack, Welsh
→ Personal Information Privacy Notice
Take the first step today and become a charity volunteer making a real difference in Pembrokeshire.
Contact Eleanor Evans, Volunteer Coordinator on 01437 763223 or 07436 232754
eleanor@paulsartori.org
What Our Volunteers Say
I joined the Paul Sartori Events team almost immediately after moving to Pembrokeshire. In part, this was because this charity provides services that are very close to my heart, having worked in the same field for many years before I retired. Also, it gave me the opportunity to meet people, make new friends and be part of local events. I get a lot of pleasure doing small things to raise funds which are then used to make a big difference to those needing the support of Paul Sartori.
My family nearly needed Paul Sartori on two occasions before circumstances changed. Friends and neighbours have been supported by the charity, too. While I can, I want to help clients, staff, and volunteers as my way of thanking Paul Sartori for being here for us all.