Our Volunteers

Each year, the Catlin End-to-End relies on more than 500 volunteers to create and enhance every aspect of Bermuda’s largest charitable event. Without these people, the End-to-End could not take place.

Whatever your skill, and whatever amount of time you can give, if you want to volunteer to make the End-to-End happen, there will be something for you to do. Best of all, taking part in the island’s biggest one-day fundraising event is fun!

Click here to volunteer.  (Provided by the Bermuda Centre on Philanthropy's Volunteer Centre).

Volunteers are used to plan every aspect of the event, from finding sponsors and marketing the day to participants, to keeping track of the finances of this major project, which raised more than $250,000 each year.

The biggest group of volunteers comes into play in the weeks leading up to the event and on the day of the event itself. Volunteers help to sign participants up and hand out the T shirts and packs participants use while taking part in the big cross-island move.

On event day, they direct and protect participants from traffic while they are on the course; run water stops along the route; help participants when they are injured or ill; and help them warm up for the event at the starting line – and recuperate at the finish with entertainment, food, physiotherapy and other support.

Past events have seen entire teams – like the Bermuda Hogges – making star appearances and assisting with the event, and local entertainers, like the teenage rock group Secret Po-Po, at the finish. Businesses sign up to run water-stops or finish-zone support.

The Catlin End-to-End has a loyal core group of volunteers, but more are always needed! Individuals or groups are more than welcome to help.