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Raise 2022 Committee Recruitment
For more info on Raise, visit our website or watch this TEDx Talk ‘Rethinking Celebration: The Positive Case for Giving’. Any questions can be sent to raisewarwick@gmail.comLink opens in a new window.
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Do you want to shape one of the largest and most impactful student charity movements in Warwick, find a community of like-minded people, build your CV and have an amazing time in the process? Raise is an award-winning student-run movement aiming to change the way students think about charity. In our first year at Warwick, we have held events such as quizzes and board game nights, while raising over £3000 for the Against Malaria Foundation and building an intimate and passionate community along the way. We will also hold a summer party at the end of June to celebrate our achievement. We are now recruiting our 2022 committee and we’re looking for talented and motivated people to continue our vision! Raise is run primarily by our committee, which meets weekly and is responsible for everything that we do, from securing partnerships with key university stakeholders and companies, managing our fundraising push, rep program and publicity, and organising and hosting regular events including our annual Summer Party forms.gle |
DEADLINE: Tuesday 21/06/22
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