Archived Opportunities
These volunteer opportunities have been archived based on an expiry date set by the originator (i.e. nonprofit organization). Please note that these opportunities are only presented for interest – to give volunteers and site visitors an opportunity to see the types of positions offered by organizations.
Chair/Vice Chair
Organization: ALS Canada Buck-A-Puck for ALSCategory: Health / Medical
Description: The Vice-Chair/Chair will work with ALS Canada staff to develop and oversee the implementation of ALS Canada’s Buck-A-Puck for ALS campaign. The primary function of their role will be to oversee the effective functioning of the Committee, serve as an advisor to staff leads and support the overall execution and strategic vision of the campaign. This includes but is not limited to: Recruitment of teams Securing prizes Utilize personal networks to develop potential partnership and sponsorship opportunities Act as an ambassador for the cause and organization Committee management: hosting committee meetings, managing committee members ensuring staying on track etc. Leading fundraising initiatives
Recruitment Coordinator
Organization: ALS Canada Buck-A-Puck for ALSCategory: Health / Medical
Description: Research and identify potential teams & leagues and approach them to participate in Buck-A-Puck ACROSS CANADA Manage outreach list document tracking all teams/leagues which have been contacted Engage personal networks to inspire event participation
Sponsorship & Partnership Coordinator
Organization: ALS Canada Buck-A-Puck for ALSCategory: Health / Medical
Description: Research and identify potential corporate sponsors & donors to develop a prospect list Actively approach businesses for potential sponsorship & donations Engage personal networks to develop potential partnership & sponsorship opportunities and to inspire event participation If potential sponsors/donors cant donate money, initiating ask for donations for prizes for the top fundraisers
Marketing & Outreach Coordinator
Organization: ALS Canada Buck-A-Puck for ALSCategory: Health / Medical
Description: Research & identify ways to promote the Buck-A-Puck campaign across Canada Lead outreach to promote campaign on different platforms and forums Actively approach businesses for potential sponsorship, donations & promotion of the campaign within their community Assist in outreach to hockey leagues across Canada to encourage their teams participation
Media Support Coordinator
Organization: ALS Canada Buck-A-Puck for ALSCategory: Health / Medical
Description: Outreach to media outlets to help promote the campaign Outreach to hockey agents/celebrities to engage them in participation in the campaign Arrange for interviews with Buck-A-Puck participants to help promote the campaign Re-Purpose and promote ALS Canada Buck-A-Puck stories across Canada
Community Connector
Organization: Canadian Frailty NetworkCategory: Other Positions
Description: Community Connectors Training is an initial session designed to help you learn how to help others by “signposting” them to information. You will become better equipped to direct friends, family, and neighbours to support in your community that might help improve their health or wellbeing. Why does this matter? Having weak social connections carries health risks. Tackling loneliness and social isolation is the real focus of our project. Connectors have the power to make a huge difference in our community. Caring for others is everyone’s responsibility, not just that of healthcare professionals. Qualifications and Experience You live in KFL&A and want to provide support in your community Anyone can be a Connector Time Commitment One-hour training (shorter if you need it to be) It is not about being a volunteer with a specific amount of time, but someone in the community who knows that there is support out there and will share it willingly Benefits Help create a community capable of offering and providing help Decrease loneliness and increase a sense of belonging Benefits to you Acts of kindness reduce stress and improve mood Helping others strengthens social connections essential to wellbeing Connecting with the community increases a sense of belonging for all Being part of the solution can increase feelings of optimism, confidence, and control
City of Kingston's K-Town Countdown: New Year's Eve Event
Organization: City of Kingston Special Events OfficeCategory: Special Events / Festivals
Description: Kick off your New Year’s Eve with the City of Kingston’s K-Town Countdown brought to you by Canada Royal Milk! From 5 - 9 p.m. we’ll be taking over the INVISTA Centre with fun activities for all ages. EVENT: K-Town Countdown WHEN: Sunday, December 31st from 5:00pm – 9:00pm WHERE: The INVISTA Centre (1350 Gardiners Rd. Kingston, ON. K7P 2Y2). Plenty of free parking is available. Kingston Transit also has a stop right near the entrance to the building. WHY: It is time to ring in the new year! WEBSITE: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/residents/city-calendar-events/feature-events/k-town-countdown ACTIVITIES: DJ Skate Parties Parent and Tot Skating Face Painting & Glitter Tattoos Strolling entertainment (i.e. juggling, costume characters) Zoo-To-You Educational Animal Exhibit 'Build A Friend' DIY Stuffed Animals (while supplies last) Original Hockey Hall of Fame: Open for self-guided tours 2024 Wishing Trees 360 Photo Booth Concession stand open for dining and a dining area Stage Entertainment Local Skating Performances Information Desk Second, here are the volunteer roles available. The general tasks are outlined: Wishing Trees/ Hockey Hall of Fame (2 volunteers needed) On-site from 4:00pm – 9:15pm On the second floor of the INVISTA Centre, overlooking the CUPE Rink, there will be a few “wishing trees”. Markers and glitter star tags are supplied and everyone is invited to write their wish/ resolution for the new year on a tag and hang it on the tree. The Hockey Hall of Fame, located on the second floor, is open for self-guided tours throughout the event. Monitor the wishing tree area, keep it tidy and clean Answer questions on how to complete the activity and general interaction with guests (i.e. how is your night going? have you gone skating yet? Help with line-ups Help kids hang their wish on the tree if needed, make it fun! (i.e. tell them they need to spin three times before putting it on the tree, hop on one leg, etc.) Checking in on the Hockey Hall of Fame periodically throughout the night. Ensuring it stays tidy and clean Tear-down if able Ice-Rink and Tickets (6 to 9 volunteers needed) On-site from 4:00pm – 9:15pm Located outside CUPE 109, MNP, and Selkirk Rinks Man the ticket table (2) stamp people’s hands half an hour before start time (except for 5:00pm)– keep track of amount that go on the ice, as there is a limit (Ice rink Capacity is 170) Man the extra doors to the Ice-rink and ensure no one sneaks in (check stamp) and direct them to the ticket table Answer any questions that guests may have Remind guests that, if the session is sold out, they can try a different rink or go enjoy an activity and come back for the next session People Counter (6 volunteers) On-site from 4:00pm – 9:15pm Located at both entrances/exits of INVISTA Centre Use a people counter to keep track of capacity of those coming into the building Use a people counter to keep track of those leaving the building, to ensure we never go over capacity and have a final number for the end of the night Stay in contact with volunteers at both entrances to ensure capacity is okay Have a final count of number of attendees at end of the night Build-a-Friend Stuffed Animals (4 volunteers) On-site from 4:00pm – 9:15pm or until supplies run out On the second floor of the INVISTA Centre, in the Fitness Classroom, there will be 300 stuffed animals for kids to make(first come first served, as supplies last) Man the front “welcome desk” with display of what animals are available, ask them to select one Pass them the following items: stuffing, t-shirt, adoption certificate, and heart Help explain how it will work to guests (Further instructions will be provided to volunteers) Keep area neat and tidy, help manage lines and expectations (i.e. let them know how long they'll be waiting, if animals are running out, etc.) Tear-down if able MC for Shows/ Front Desk (2-4 volunteer needed, 1 for MC) On-site from 4:00 – 9:15pm Located at the Front Desk of the INVISTA Centre and MC to go to the stage show room in Meeting Rooms C located next to the front desk. Comfortable on stage and speaking in front of a crowd Will read from a script Introduce acts coming up on stage Front Desk, will be provided with event information and building map Answer guest questions Show them where to go Tell them what’s happening at the event Act as a Lost and Found for the event Prize Tables (2-4 volunteers) On-site from 4:00 - 9:15pm Located across from the Front Desk of the INVISTA Centre and on the second floor of the INVISTA Centre, across from the Mini-Stick Arena First floor is a colouring contest basket. Ensure guests write their name and contact information clearly on the back of their colouring page. Second floor is two raffle prizes (adult and kid). Ensure guests write their name and contact information clearly on the ticket and submit in the correct box. One submission per individual per prize. All winners will be selected the first week in January with pick-up at City Hall. If you have any questions, please let me know! Once you have a preference on your volunteer position, please let me know - Roles will be available on a first-come first-serve basis.
Volunteer Opportunities with Eastern Canada's Largest Undergraduate Business Student Case Competition
Organization: JDC CentralCategory: Special Events / Festivals
Description: 🔍 We're Seeking Enthusiastic Volunteers! Join us for the opportunity of a lifetime! Become a vital part of Canada's fastest-growing business competition and meet incredible people from across Eastern Canada. Be a part of something amazing—apply to volunteer for JDCC now! What is JDCC? JDC Central is a prestigious event that brings together over 600 students from Ontario, Québec, and the Maritimes. Spanning three action-packed days each winter, JDCC is a multi-faceted competition featuring: * Academic cases for 8 business disciplines * Parliamentary style debates * Sports tournaments * Social competitions * Charity contributions Why Volunteer? * 🌐 Network with business students and professionals * 💡 Gain valuable experience in event management * 🎖️ Enhance your leadership and teamwork skills * 🤝 Be part of a community that fosters educational excellence * Get Free Swag for Volunteers Volunteer Portfolios : * Academic (Check-in/AttendantRunner/Timekeeper) * All-Stars * Debate (Check-in/Attendant/Runner/Timekeeper) * Events/Engagement * Logistics * Social * Social Media * Sports (Check-in/Scorekeepers/Referees) 📝 How to Apply: Check out these two links below! 📄 Volunteer Description: https://bit.ly/41BSiQU 🔗 Registration Form: https://lnkd.in/ggztTpux