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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
Branches Community Arts Program is looking for driver volunteers!
A skilled Administrative Assistant will undertake a variety of day-to-day office and clerical tasks. This position is an integral member of the team – ensuring that our office operations run smoothly and that Volunteer Lethbridge is poised for success in supporting volunteers, our programming, and our community.
There will be two (2) supervisors: the Volunteer Coordinator and the Operational and Human Resources Coordinator. The supervisors provide continuing or individual assignments by indicating generally what is to be done, limitations, quality and quantity expected, deadlines and priorities. Additional, specific instructions are given for new, difficult, or unusual assignments. The volunteer uses initiative in carrying out recurring assignments. The supervisors assure that the work is technically accurate and in compliance with instructions or established procedures.
Training is provided.
We are now looking for volunteers to help us unload boxes and bins of fabric, yarn, etc. from an enclosed trailer into the hall.
Volunteers receive a complimentary admission ticket to the game. Parking is not included, so you can be dropped off or park across the road.
Volunteers can watch the game when it is in play. If they are approached during play to buy a ticket, they can sell tickets but they cannot actively approach people during play.
The volunteers wear hurricanes jerseys and a United Way apron while selling tickets.
Opportunities are available at each home game from September to April.
Inclusion Lethbridge volunteers are needed to fill 5-hour shifts in a variety of positions.
Few positions require experience or training, however, many are not in need of prior experience.
Bingos require volunteers to be good at counting cash, walking around and interacting with players.
The Gallery is looking for volunteers to help support our seniors outreach pilot programs. Our outreach programs host a large variety of private art based programs with Youth groups, newcomer groups, seniors and other underserve groups within our community. Outreach volunteers would work directly with guest artist/ educators to help support exhibition tours and art based programs.
The YWCA Lethbridge & District is proud to operate Hidden Treasures, a safe and exclusive boutique for participants in our Harbour House and Hestia Homes programs to gather the items they may need as they move forward with a fresh start on their lives.
Hidden Treasures provides basic needs to women and youth including clothing, hygiene products, and household goods in a supported, non-judgmental environment. This boutique operates on a minimal budget, and most, if not all, items are donated. The boutique is staffed by volunteers who sort, clean, and package the items, as well as guide participants through their shopping experience.
Give back to Waterton Lakes on Parks Day! Join staff in their efforts to keep spotted knapweed from spreading along Cameron Creek below the waterfall. Stop in for an hour or spend the whole morning – this is a great activity for the entire family.
Meet at Cameron Bay on Saturday, July 20, anytime from 9 am to 12:30pm to learn about this invasive plant and how to pull it. Entry to the park is free for volunteers who register in advance!
Are you passionate about cooking and preparing food? Do you enjoy working with children? We have an exciting volunteer opportunity for you!
Our child/youth cooking classes aim to teach kids 6-15 years of age how to prepare delicious meals. We’re seeking enthusiastic volunteers to join us on Monday-Thursday afternoons over the summer months.
Are you organized, people-focused and looking to gain valuable career experience?
We are looking for volunteers to assist our administrative staff with a few duties!
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