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Volunteering
The Lee Hub will be run entirely by volunteers who will deliver the services and facilities essential to the community of Lee-on-the-Solent.
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We are going to hold several online meetings to discuss the different project work-streams during which volunteers can identify where their skills will be most beneficial.
To find out more please click on the work-stream that interests you the most and register your details.
If you are unable to join the meeting online then please send an email through to workstreams@leehub.co.uk
Volunteering Workstreams meetings are being held online using Zoom allowing us to maintain the current COVID-19 social distancing restrictions.
If you feel you have the time and skills that would could be used then please drop us an email telling us about what you can offer to:volunteers@leehub.co.uk
Fundraising
To ensure the successful running of the Lee Hub it is essential that we generate the necessary funds and income to pay for the yearly overheads of running this community asset and providing essential equipment .
It is estimated that the yearly running costs will be approximately £20,000 per annum.
So there's the need to find fundraising ideas, donations, grants and sponsorship opportunities. We are setting a target of £10,000 to be raised through donations to enable Lee Hub to match fund applications for grants.
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A minimum donation of £5.00 per person will not only help towards our year one costs, but every penny counts so your generosity will secure Lee Hub as a sustainable community asset.
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If you have any ideas for fundraising or sponsor then get in touch to: funding@leehub.co.uk
For Donations click below
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Make a DONATion here
To manage donation made to the Lee Hub, we are using GoFundMe online platform to manage the donations meaning all you need to do is to click on the 'Donate' button below and make your donation. A minimum donation of £5.00 per person will not only help towards our year one costs, but every penny counts so your generosity will secure Lee Hub as a sustainable community asset.
