Big Brothers and Big Sisters are people like you who volunteer to share a little time with a young person. There are 140 Big Brothers/Big Sister agencies in over 1000 communities across Canada that provide direct service to over 26,000 children by matching them to adult volunteers in quality mentoring relationships.
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Volunteering is a great way to show that you care about others and want to make a difference. It doesn't matter if you are a skilled professional man or woman builder, or contractor... we have volunteer opportunities for anyone genuinely interested in the affordable housing crisis facing so many families in Canada and abroad.
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Covenant House Toronto is a leading expert in and advocate for homeless youth in Canada. We serve the largest homeless youth population and provide the most comprehensive range
of housing and support services through our facilities and in collaboration with community partners, to meet the needs of street youth.
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Daily Bread is powered by volunteers just like you!
Daily Bread Food Bank offers volunteer opportunities that make a significant difference to the lives of low- income people across the GTA. There are many benefits to volunteering, including: meeting new people, making lasting friendships, learning new skills and helping make a difference in your community. There are a variety of volunteer opportunities, check out our list below and connect with the right person today.
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This Christmas, you can share the love and hope of Jesus Christ with a needy child in a country like El Salvador or Guinea by packing a simple shoe box with personal gifts. Operation Christmas Child is an easy missions project that every member and family can participate in by bringing a gift-filled shoe box to church in the next three weeks.
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What kind of person volunteers with Citymeals-on-Wheels? Every kind! We offer volunteer opportunities to suit all types of schedules and interests: hand-deliver meals, make social visits, or answer letters.
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The role of the friendly visitor is to visit a senior who is usually physically or socially isolated. The senior may want someone to talk to, or perhaps with whom to go for walks.
The volunteer is asked to spend at least 2 hours per week with the senior. In some cases, friendly visiting also involves going grocery shopping and escorting the senior to various appointments.
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Since 1983, the lives of over 1200 men, women and children from the age of 8 to 84, have been enriched by the services of specially trained Dog Guides from Lions Foundation of Canada.These Dog Guide "handlers" from as far east as St John's, Newfoundland, and as far west as Victoria BC., have experienced the enrichment of their lives through newfound freedom and independence with the companionship and assistance of a devoted Dog Guide partner.
Lions Foundation of Canada invites you to become an active supporter and participant in this hands-on humanitarian service.
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