Help National Rescue for Poverty & Drugs with 20 volunteers for Ticket Sales for Melody for Change 🎶
20Â volunteers still needed
category
Organisational Capacity & Partnerships
sub-category
Marketing, comms & fundraising support
duration
4-8 hours
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Help National Rescue for Poverty & Drugs with 20 volunteers for Ticket Sales for Melody for Change 🎶
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On 19 September 2026, Melody for Change will light up the CTICC Auditorium in Cape Town. This Heritage Month fundraiser is dedicated to launching a GBV Safe House, offering protection and dignity to survivors. We need volunteers to help sell 1,500 tickets, priced between R220 and R450. Your role will be vital in ensuring a full house and maximum impact. Roles include: Direct ticket sales – reaching out to friends, family, and networks. Corporate bulk sales – engaging companies to purchase group tickets. Community outreach – promoting tickets in local organizations, schools, and churches. Digital promotion – sharing ticket links on social media and WhatsApp. Event awareness – distributing flyers and encouraging word-of-mouth buzz. Why volunteer? Help establish a GBV Safe House. Gain experience in sales, marketing, and community engagement. Be part of a cultural celebration with lasting social impact. Network with event organizers, artists, and community leaders. Commitment: Flexible hours leading up to the event, with key focus in July–September. Contact: 📱 WhatsApp: 068 289 1580 📧 Email: volunteer@nationalrescue.co.za 🚀 Next Steps Post this call on ForGood under “Ticket Sales Volunteers.” Share across social media and WhatsApp groups. Reach out to universities and community organizations for extended networks. Encourage volunteers to target corporates for bulk purchases.
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- 2. When meeting one of your contacts offline for the first time, always be sure to arrange to meet in a public place.
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