Volunteering at sports clubs
208 vacancies at 64 sports clubs in Groningen, Leeuwarden and Utrecht, from trainer and referee to helping behind the bar or on the board. Choose what suits you and respond to the club directly.
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52 vacancies at 18 clubs
Zwaluwen Utrecht 1911 VoetbalTranswijk, Utrecht
- Equipment committee Board and committees, 2 to 3 hours per month, around the start of the season roughly an extra half day New
- Clothing committee Board and committees, 1 to 2 hours per month, August/September and June/July are the busiest New
- Activities committee Organising, 2 to 4 hours per month, and a bit more around activities New
- Tournament committee Organising, 1 to 2 hours per month, in the weeks before a tournament roughly 6 to 10 hours New
V.V. NicatorSchieringen, Leeuwarden
- Youth coach Training and supervising, Monday and Wednesday evenings, on average 4 hours per week New
- Canteen worker Helping at the club, on various days, with Saturday preferred. New
- Volunteer for various tasks Helping at the club, a few hours during the week or on Saturday New
- Member of the Youth Activities Committee Organising New
KV FiduciaVeldhuizen, Utrecht
- Communications Committee member Board and committees, on average 2–3 hours per month, ongoing New
- Referees' committee member Board and committees, 1 hours per week, ongoing New
- Video analyst Helping at the club, 2–4 hours per week New
- Technical Committee member Board and committees, 5 hours per month, ongoing New
OlymposUtrecht
- Part-time job, promotion and flyering, Olympos Helping at the club, 2-3 hours per session, on-call basis, daytime New
- Helping with setting up and clearing away exam tables Helping at the club, approx. 1 hours per session, Sunday 17.00-20.00 or weekdays 07.00-09.00 and 16.00-18.00, during exam periods With allowance
CVV Oranje NassauWinschoterdiep, Groningen
G.S.F.V. Drs. VijfjeReitdiep, Groningen
Keepersschool GroningenCorpus den Hoorn, Groningen
Sv WoltersumWoltersum, Groningen
vv OosterparkersBeijum, Groningen
S.C. StiensStiens, Leeuwarden
- Volunteer for practice match SC Cambuur – Al Wasl Helping at the club, Saturday 18 July 2026 (kick-off 17.00 o'clock) and Sunday 19 July 2026 for clearing up New
- Chairperson Board and committees New
- Secretary Board and committees New
- Board member for football affairs Board and committees New
vv DIO GroningenBeijum, Groningen
- Park/equipment manager Helping at the club New
- Administrative assistant Helping at the club New
- Activities assistant Organising New
- Bar assistant Helping at the club New
VVJZuilen, Utrecht
asv UVVHet Zand-west, Utrecht
FC UtrechtFranse buurt, Utrecht
- Member of the Zoudenbalch maintenance team Helping at the club New
- Ball boys and ball girls supervisor, Zoudenbalch Training and coaching, on a structural basis New
- Dual Development Coach FC Utrecht Women Training and coaching, on a structural basis New
- Linesman / Equipment manager Helping at the club New
VV HelpmanDe Dilgt, Groningen
vv PotetosSelwerd, Groningen
FC GroningenCorpus den Hoorn, Groningen
HFC '15Hoogkerk-zuid, Groningen
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Tell us what you want
Which sport, what kind of work, how often and when. It takes a minute.
Clubs ask you
Clubs in your city that keep their page on Sportspots up to date can see your first name and what you're looking for. They can ask whether you'd like to help.
You say yes or no
Only once you say yes does the club get your email address. After that, you arrange things together.
Why helping is fun
You really belong
At the bar, along the sideline or at a tournament, you soon get to know people. Even if you have just moved to the city.
As much time as you have
Helping for one afternoon counts too. Many tasks are one-off or only a few times a season.
You learn something new
Leading a group, organising something, refereeing a match. You take that with you, even outside sport.
Your child's club
Training sessions and matches go ahead because parents help for an hour. Often one morning is already enough.
Questions
Do I need experience?
For many tasks, no. Every vacancy states whether experience is needed, and you can filter by 'No experience welcome'.
What does a club see about me when I sign up?
Your first name, your emoji and what you fill in: sports, type of work, how often, when and your short sentence. A club only sees your email address once you say yes to a request from that club.
Can I also respond without an account?
Yes. Every vacancy states how to reach the club. Signing up is for when you want clubs to find you.
Does it cost anything?
No. Signing up and responding are free, for you and for the club.
How do I stop?
In My Sportspots, under Volunteer, you can pause or stop. If you stop, we delete your sign-up.