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UN Volunteering Week

So through my work with Oxford Friend I volunteered to do a video for the Oxford City Council about why I love volunteering!

Weeks of speculation and suspense will finally be over as tomorrow is the beginning of volunteering week.....
I haven't seen the video yet I have a feeling I'm not going to like it or how I look or for that matter how i sound either.

Videos wil be posted at 10am and 6pm every day this week and I don't find out until tomorrow which slot my video has been given for release.

If by the way you fancy a bit of volunteering yourself then try here!

Let’s celebrate #Oxfordvolunteers for International Volunteer Day #IVD2016 Give them a hand - consider volunteering! 

 https://www.oxford.gov.uk/volunteer
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