Organize the collection in your neighborhood

Make a difference for animals

As a collection coordinator, you're the vital link between the Dutch Society for the Protection of Animals and its collectors. Without collection coordinators, collectors can't go door-to-door. Would you like to contribute to preventing animal suffering and have some free time before, during, and after the Dutch Society for the Protection of Animals' collection week (particularly in September and October)? Then we're looking for you.

What does a collection coordinator do?

• You organize the collection in your own collection district(s)*
• You maintain contact with the collectors
• You divide the streets and create walking routes
• You order the collection materials and distribute them to the collectors
• After the collection, you take the collection boxes back, count the contents and deposit the money

All of this will cost you about two to three half-days per year (approximately 20 hours). You'll work from home and can manage your own time. Collection coordinators are supported by a professional collection team and receive all necessary materials. As a collection coordinator, you're not required to collect yourself, but you're welcome to do so. You're also free to find new collectors.

* A collection district is part of a larger city, but can also consist of one or more small villages.

We are currently looking for new collection coordinators for the following postal codes:

• 7311 - Center
• 7315 - Het Loo
• 7317 - Primrose
• 7324 - North

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