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Usually five other fundraisers and a team leader. Motivating and supporting each other is really important. Your team’s likely to be part of a section made up of six or seven other teams.

You get a day’s initial training (two in London) to learn about the charity you’re representing and develop effective fundraising skills. Each time you fundraise for a new charity you get bespoke training. You also get excellent ongoing coaching from your team leader on the streets.

You choose the city, we choose where you work in and around it.

We’ll do our best to match you to your favourite cause, but can’t guarantee it.

10am - 6pm five days a week including every other Saturday, with a Monday off in the week you work Saturday. You can also work part-time.

In London, you start on £8.50 an hour, which rises to £13.50 an hour for top performers. Outside London you start on £7.50 per hour, rising to £12.50. For full-timers this works out at a minimum of about £17,000, a maximum of about £25,000, or even more with our uncapped daily Sign-up Bonus.

We pay weekly in arrears by direct bank transfer. You can use a friend’s account until you’ve set one up, so long as they don’t work for us.

In your city, you do. In London this means Zones 1-6. When you travel outside the city, we reimburse your costs. In London this means Zone 6 to destination and back.

No, the money you raise goes directly to the charity you’re representing.

Full-time fundraisers get 28 days’ paid holiday a year.

Any day you like so long as it’s Monday - and so long as we’ve offered you the job!