Embrace Sustainability & Come Sort for a Cause!
About the role
Organisation Community Link Trust
Category Practical – indoors
Team Size 5 - 20
Location Community Link Op Shop, 15 Ruakura Road, Hamilton
Availability First Friday of each month
You’ll be an essential part of our mission—reducing waste, promoting sustainable fashion, and raising funds for vital community programmes provided through Community Link Trust.
We open our Warehouse to the public every first Saturday of the month but we’re short on manpower to get our warehouse ready for shoppers, which is where we need your team!
What You’ll Be Doing
Sort donated clothing and household items Help curate unique pieces for our Vintage Boutique Prepare quality items for our General Op Shop floor (grouping, hanging and pricing) General cleaning of warehouse shop floor Get hands-on behind the scenes in a fast-paced, fun environment
Why It’s Great For Your Team
Team Building with Purpose: Strengthen bonds outside the office while making a real-world impact. Boost CSR Goals: Aligns with ESG, sustainability, and social impact objectives. Feel-Good Factor: Know that your efforts directly support local families, environmental initiatives, and social programmes. A Change of Pace: Refresh the workweek with a fun, hands-on day of giving back.
Requirements
Good level of fitness – There is some lifting, moving and long periods of standing involved. Quick to follow instructions – You can listen, understand and execute tasks given from our Op Shop Manager to confidently continue the task unsupervised (at times). Dress comfortably – Comfy clothing and footwear is key! Stay Hydrated – bring your own drink bottles and snacks.
Availability
First Friday of each month
Ref: 7114
About Community Link Trust
Community Link Trust strengthens communities through practical whānau and youth support services that bring hope, transform lives and change the future.
Our Hamilton-based community programmes support at-risk Rangatahi, solo parents, whānau, disengaged youth, and individuals who want life-long change in parenting, education, budgeting, life skills, and more.
We have seen many lives and families transformed over the past 20 years. Our unique approach to supporting our community is walking alongside one individual and whānau at a time to restore Hauora and hope, and activate change that creates real and permanent transformation.
Many of our clients are caught in a hopeless cycle of generational trauma, disadvantage and poverty. Our dream is to see a healthy, prospering community, where every person has the support and tools they need to achieve their goals and dream about their futures.
We believe in helping people get the skills, support and tools they need to make life-long change for themselves and their families. Our services include youth and parent mentoring, financial mentoring, counselling, alternative education and life-skills programmes, along with emergency relief packages.
Our programmes and services are built from the four cornerstones of the Maori health model Te Whare Tapa Wha; Whānau (family wellbeing), Hinengaro (mental/emotional wellbeing), Tinana (physical wellbeing, and Wairua (spiritual wellbeing).
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Embrace Sustainability & Come Sort for a Cause!
About the role
Organisation Community Link Trust
Category Practical – indoors
Team Size 5 - 20
Location Community Link Op Shop, 15 Ruakura Road, Hamilton
Availability First Friday of each month
You’ll be an essential part of our mission—reducing waste, promoting sustainable fashion, and raising funds for vital community programmes provided through Community Link Trust.
We open our Warehouse to the public every first Saturday of the month but we’re short on manpower to get our warehouse ready for shoppers, which is where we need your team!
What You’ll Be Doing
Sort donated clothing and household items Help curate unique pieces for our Vintage Boutique Prepare quality items for our General Op Shop floor (grouping, hanging and pricing) General cleaning of warehouse shop floor Get hands-on behind the scenes in a fast-paced, fun environment
Why It’s Great For Your Team
Team Building with Purpose: Strengthen bonds outside the office while making a real-world impact. Boost CSR Goals: Aligns with ESG, sustainability, and social impact objectives. Feel-Good Factor: Know that your efforts directly support local families, environmental initiatives, and social programmes. A Change of Pace: Refresh the workweek with a fun, hands-on day of giving back.
Requirements
Good level of fitness – There is some lifting, moving and long periods of standing involved. Quick to follow instructions – You can listen, understand and execute tasks given from our Op Shop Manager to confidently continue the task unsupervised (at times). Dress comfortably – Comfy clothing and footwear is key! Stay Hydrated – bring your own drink bottles and snacks.
Availability
First Friday of each month
Ref: 7114
About Community Link Trust
Community Link Trust strengthens communities through practical whānau and youth support services that bring hope, transform lives and change the future.
Our Hamilton-based community programmes support at-risk Rangatahi, solo parents, whānau, disengaged youth, and individuals who want life-long change in parenting, education, budgeting, life skills, and more.
We have seen many lives and families transformed over the past 20 years. Our unique approach to supporting our community is walking alongside one individual and whānau at a time to restore Hauora and hope, and activate change that creates real and permanent transformation.
Many of our clients are caught in a hopeless cycle of generational trauma, disadvantage and poverty. Our dream is to see a healthy, prospering community, where every person has the support and tools they need to achieve their goals and dream about their futures.
We believe in helping people get the skills, support and tools they need to make life-long change for themselves and their families. Our services include youth and parent mentoring, financial mentoring, counselling, alternative education and life-skills programmes, along with emergency relief packages.
Our programmes and services are built from the four cornerstones of the Maori health model Te Whare Tapa Wha; Whānau (family wellbeing), Hinengaro (mental/emotional wellbeing), Tinana (physical wellbeing, and Wairua (spiritual wellbeing).