VOLUNTEER WITH US
Access is a right, not a privilege - but it takes people to make it a reality.
Rampage is the grassroots campaign turning that belief into action, one ramp at a time, and volunteers are how we do it.
Take a look at the roles below and find where you fit.
Available roles
Content Coordinator - permanent role
Help us tell Rampage's story. You'll plan and create bold, engaging content — posts, captions, stories — that raises awareness of accessibility and drives people to act.
Around 6 hours a week, flexible and remote.
View the full role description.
Rampage Collective— our first fundraising exhibition
Rampage Collective is our first fundraising exhibition, bringing together disabled artists, live music and our community to raise vital funds for Rampage's work making everyday venues more accessible. We're building the team now — here's where we need help.
Fundraiser
Help us secure raffle prizes, auction donations and sponsorship, and think creatively about how we raise more. Confident talking to businesses and supporters.
3–5 hours a week until end of November, plus support on the night (Wed 18 November).
View the full role description.
Marketing (event specific)
Help us build excitement and get people through the door — promoting the exhibition, our artists, and our raffle across social media and community networks.
3–5 hours a week until end of November, plus support on the night (Wed 18 November).
View the full role description.
Event Volunteer (FOH & Fundraising)
Be one of the faces of Rampage on the night — welcoming guests, selling raffle tickets, and helping everything run smoothly. Friendly, reliable, and happy talking to the public.
One briefing beforehand, plus up to 8 hours on Wednesday 18 November.
View the full role description.
Ready to get involved?
Send your CV or examples of relevant experience, along with a short cover note, to team.rampagecharity@gmail.com — let us know which role you're interested in.
Lived experience is at the heart of Rampage. We especially welcome applications from people with direct experience of accessibility barriers, whose insight will help shape and strengthen our work.
More ways to get involved — including upcoming events — coming soon.

