Volunteer Opportunities

Let’s face it, Nairn County is a non-league club. We have no rich benefactor or investors, so we must find other ways to raise money for the club. If you enjoy putting on events and are full of fun ideas, come and share them with us. We are a club that wants to stand out from the crowd but need your help.

Responsibilities

• Work with key members of support staff at the club to come up with fundraising ideas for the club.
• Help organise various events throughout the year.
• Have fun with it.

What You Can Expect

• Free entry to Nairn County Games
• Free refreshments at each game
• Be a part of a special club
• Opportunity to make a difference and progress the club
• Work alongside creative and supportive people
• As much guidance and support as you require
• Commitment: Couple of hours a week where possible

We pride ourselves on having one of, if not the best playing surfaces in the Highland League. That is only possible through the efforts of Derek and his team of ground volunteers. If you can spare a couple of hours (or more) a week let us know.

Responsibilities

• Ground and pitch maintenance during the week

What You Can Expect

• Tasks to match your capabilities – you won’t be expected to do anything you are uncomfortable with
• A chance to connect with fellow volunteers
• Satisfaction in helping make Station Park as good as it is
• Be a part of a special club

We pride ourselves on giving a warm welcome to all fans at Station Park however we want to do more. In April we gave away Easter Eggs to any Under-16 in attendance at our final game of the season but what else can we do to provide these sorts of value adds and improve the overall experience for fans at Station Park? Well, we have some ideas, but we want your ideas and support to help do this. So, if you enjoy putting a smile on people’s faces and what to have some fun in a football environment, come and help us.

Responsibilities

• Help make Station Park provide an even better welcome
• Help us improve the fan experience for kids
• Work with key members of support staff at the club to come up with other fun matchday surprises and events
• On occasion, manage pre-match events on matchday

What You Can Expect

• Free entry to Nairn County Games
• Free refreshments at each game
• Be a part of a special club
• Opportunity to make a difference and progress the club
• Work alongside creative and supportive people
• As much guidance and support as you require
• Commitment: Home matches and odd hour during the week

There is a lot more that takes place on a matchday than just a game of football. To make a game of football happen at Station Park requires the help and support of our tremendous volunteers. Do you fancy being one of us and helping us put on our matches.

Responsibilities

• One week you could be selling half-time tickets
• Another week, on the turnstile.
• Or being pitch side to act as a steward.

What You Can Expect

• Free entry to Nairn County Games
• Free refreshments at each game
• Be a part of a special club
• Opportunity to make a difference and progress the club
• As much guidance and support as you require
• Commitment: Home matches

We know it, our fans know it, we need to film our matches and produce more video content. Can you help us?

Responsibilities

• Film our home matches and produce match highlights for our social channels
• Clip up any key moments from our home matches for our social channels
• Nice to do: film and edit player and club content packages

What You Can Expect

• Free entry to Nairn County Games
• Free refreshments at each game
• Be a part of a special club
• Opportunity to progress the club
• Work alongside creative and supportive people
• As much guidance and support as you require
• Commitment: Every home match and anything you can do beyond that. If you were interested, we would love to bring you to our away games too.

Community is at the heart of this club. We want to expand our community football offering beyond just youth football and we need someone to help us with this.

The role would involve building relationships with local organisations and groups including local schools. Creating opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to play or participate in football in the town as well as oversee the community football offering at the club.

Got a flair for writing? We are needing someone to write match reports for our games.

The priority is home games but we would love you to travel with us to away games.

What You Can Expect

• Free entry to Nairn County Games
• Free refreshments at each game
• Be a part of a special club
• Opportunity to progress the club
• Work alongside creative and supportive people
• As much guidance and support as you require
• Commitment: Every home match and anything you can do beyond that. If you were interested, we would love to bring you to our away games too.