The RNLI is looking for new shop volunteers on the Isle of Man.
Just like the charity’s lifeboats, the RNLI’s retail team need a dedicated volunteer crew -people of all ages and abilities - who can give a little time to help save lives at sea.
The first shop to be run as part of an actual lifeboat station opened in 1990.
Today, the charity has more 170 RNLI shops around the coast and inland, all of which are still run by our dedicated volunteers.
More information can be found here.
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