Make a difference in Mapleton
- Ronalyn
- Feb 18, 2024
- 1 min read

Since its beginnings in 1986, RangeCare has relied on the generosity of local volunteers to support the organisation in its efforts to deliver a comprehensive range of services.
“Our volunteers play a significant role in supporting both our clients and staff, as well as the wider community. Through volunteering with us, many people make new connections in the community, feel a sense of meaning and purpose,” said RangeCare’s Volunteer Coordinator, Hannah Eichhorn.
RangeCare’s vibrant op shop in the heart of Mapleton is currently seeking new volunteers for both regular and relief shifts Monday to Saturday. The role includes working on the shop floor, assisting shoppers, general tidying of shop displays, sorting and moving stock, and setting up/packing down for the day.
Op shop volunteer, Paddy, enjoys making new connections through her volunteering, “It’s a good day, you get to work with others, there is fun, there are laughs, there is music and it's a good feeling at the end of the day to go home knowing I’ve done my bit to help in some way.”
Local op shopper, Kristy, said she always ends up with bargains for her family, in particular clothes. “Everything is laid out really well,” she shared, “and the condition of the clothes is very good. I often find things for my kids here, and quite regularly end up with something for me as well!”
If you are interested in learning more about volunteering at RangeCare’s Op Shop, please contact 07 5445 7044 or visit rangecare.com.au/volunteer
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