Volunteering

Join LSE Women in Entrepreneurship Society for an inspiring fireside chat with Olivia Darby, Co-Founder and Chief Programmes Officer of the WONDER Foundation. As a leading advocate for women's empowerment, Olivia will share her journey in building a globally impactful organization dedicated to supporting vulnerable women through education and mentoring.

Don’t miss your chance to meet 25 of our charity partners, offering rewarding UK based and international volunteering opportunities that you can fit around your studies.

Don’t miss your chance to meet 25 of our charity partners, offering rewarding UK based and international volunteering opportunities that you can fit around your studies.

Community Action Projects is a programme for students who are interested in making a difference to communities they care about through volunteering, by creating and delivering their own volunteering projects. If you are interested in getting involved in the programme or making a difference as an LSE student, then we invite you to our discussion and information session hosted by LSE Volunteer Centre.

London Nightline is looking for helpline volunteers! Nightline is an information and listening service run by students, for students.

To celebrate the LSE Global Day of Volunteering and Student Volunteering Week 2025 we are running a session about how you can start volunteering. This session is open to LSE students, staff and alumni. The session is being run by the LSE Volunteer Centre Manager, David Coles.

This LSE Volunteer Centre series looks to explore some of the most pressing issues that we face as a society and give you the tools to make a difference. This seminar will explore how to volunteer to support refugees.

AIC is the world’s largest annual student-led conference on Private Equity, Hedge Funds and Venture Capital, and brings together over 60 senior-level industry luminaries with 350 student delegates from the world’s leading educational institutions.

Many students at LSE are motivated by their faith when it comes to volunteering, which might shape how they approach making a difference in sectors they are passionate about. The LSESU is therefore collaborating with the LSE Faith Centre and LSE Volunteering Centre to discuss how faith and volunteering can be closely interlinked.

This LSE Volunteer Centre series looks to explore some of the most pressing issues that we face as a society and give you the tools to make a difference. This seminar will explore how to volunteer in the sustainability sector..