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Community Supper Helper

Volunteering opportunity with Burntisland Community Development Trust

Organisation
Burntisland Community Development Trust
Type
Catering
Benefits
Families
Age
13 to 100
Expenses
Yes – Expenses will cover local travel (bus or car mileage) 45p per mile
Saltire Awards
Yes, this opportunity counts towards the Saltire Awards for volunteers aged 12 to 25
Taster
No taster session for this opportunity
Reference
VO104981 · updated 28 August 2026

About this opportunity

Burntisland Community Suppers (a subgroup of Burntisland Community Development Trust) provide a warm 2-course meal every Saturday evening from November to March for the Burntisland community. The suppers are operated on a ‘pay as you can’ basis and are enjoyed by a wide range of people. Some come to enjoy company, some come for a hot meal they struggle to make themselves, some come to provide a meal for their family in times of rising food prices and others come for something different to do in town on a Saturday evening.

The suppers are completely volunteer run and there are many different roles available each week including front of house, assisting the cook, dishwashing, food shopping and greeting diners. Volunteers are supported to complete training such as food hygiene certification and first aid. There are also opportunities to join our organising committee and get involved with fundraising, organising events, training, finance, marketing and social media engagement.

When it takes place

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What you need to know

Training

Induction covers introduction of roles, responsibilities and procedures. All volunteers are given a volunteer handbook with role profiles. New volunteers are assigned someone to shadow for their first shifts. Ongoing training includes food hygiene, manual handling and first aid.

Experience

Skills and experience in bookkeeping, charity governance, financial management and social media are desirable but not essential. Good communication skills, open minded, a willingness to learn with the ability to inspire others to take action on projects to help the community

Restrictions

No formal skills or experience needed, training provided.

Volunteers should be community minded, able to work and communicate in a team and a have willingness to get involved.

How to apply

Induction/Training; Informal Chat

Travel

Burntisland – Salvation Army Hall, 40 Lonsdale Cres, Burntisland, KY3 0BN

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