Welcome to Micro-Volunteering
The delicious creamy taste of Dairygold spreads straight from the fridge giving you an extra minute for what matters. This year we’re asking you to use that extra minute to Micro-volunteer.
Micro-volunteering is exactly what it sounds like – a way for busy people to help others in the time it takes to wait for a bus, stand in a queue, or just enjoy some toast with Dairygold!
Think of it as crowd-sourced volunteering. By dividing big tasks into tiny online ones, volunteers can have a greater impact to worthy causes.
To get involved, all you need is a minute, an internet connection and a pinch of kindness.
Check out the amazing organisations we’ve partnered with below to do a little bit of good in a little bit of time.
Step 1:
Find a micro-volunteering opportunity that interests you and tap or click it.
Step 2:
Follow instructions on the organisation’s site on how to complete your simple task.
Step 3:
When you’re done, spread the micro-volunteering word online to help us get more micro- volunteers!
Make a minute
For the visually impaired
Be My Eyes connects blind and low vision people with sighted volunteers who can give them visual assistance through a live video call.
start now
Make a minute
To help the cheetah
Cheetahs are Africa's most endangered big cat. Help the Cheetah Conservation Fund gain a better understanding of their habitat with the Cheetahs of Central Namibia project.
start now
Make a minute
To help the bees
Help Count Flowers for Bees create a flower map of Ireland to help conserve insects who need nectar and pollen, like bees, hoverflies and butterflies.
start now
Make a minute
To preserve our history
Help Meitheal Dúchas.ie preserve and share the National Folklore Collection of Ireland by transcribing handwritten pages.
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Make a minute
To support women in tech
Help Gender and Tech Magazines explore how women are represented in the tech world by examining their magazine archive.
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Make a minute
To make sick kids smile
Help Post Pals lift the spirits of ill children simply by sending them cards, little gifts, letters and emails.
start now
Are you a charity or organisation who would like to be a part of this campaign? Get in touch
with us here to find out how.
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