Royal Parks Half Marathon 2026 volunteer photographer
Could you help to capture the amazing atmosphere of the Royal Parks Half Marathon and create keepsakes for our team of runners? Bring your photography skills to race day to snap our fundraisers and volunteers in image form. Join us at our cheer point to get the best reaction from our participants and help us to make sure the experience is one they will never forget!
About this Opportunity
- When: Sunday 11 October 2026
- Where: Royal Parks Half Marathon race route – Exact cheer point location is TBC it will be emailed once confirmed.
- What3Words: TBC
- Supported by: Mass Participation team
- Bring your own camera equipment
- Snap and/or video Teenage Cancer Trust runners, volunteers, the crowds and race day in general, capturing the unparalleled atmosphere of the marathon
- Advise the charity on potential photography opportunities, as identified.
- What will I gain?
- A first-class experience soaking up the atmosphere of the event
- One of our red volunteer t-shirts
- Reasonable travel expenses of £25 per volunteer per day will be covered in line with our expenses policy.
- Support on the day as needed, from a dedicated member of staff at the cheer point.
- What skills do I need?
- Ideally, you’ll be an experienced professional or talented amateur photographer
- The ability to build rapport with supporters and volunteers
- Creativity and initiative to take the best possible shots
- Ability to take direction where necessary from Teenage Cancer Trust staff.
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About the Organisation
Teenage Cancer Trust
Teenage Cancer Trust is a charity dedicated to improving the lives of teenagers and young adults with cancer.Every day in the UK, six young people will have to face a cancer diagnosis. At Teenage Cancer Trust, we understand that teenage cancer requires specialist care. We know how damaging it is to take a young person away from their nomral life - their friends, their environment, their stuff - and put them in a cancer ward with small children or older people. In fact, we know that young people have a much better chance in their fight against cancer if they are treated by teenage cancer experts, in an environment tailored to their needs. By volunteering with us you will be helping us to make that happen.
