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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
Help out by distributing posters for Word on the Street.
It’s that time of year again! The Lethbridge Public Library is proud to join communities across the country in a national celebration of literacy, storytelling, and the literary arts, by bringing The Word On The Street Festival to Lethbridge.
The Word On The Street Festival is growing into a signature event in Southern Alberta, where we present established and emerging authors, storytellers, informative panel discussions, demonstrations and workshops, live music, tons of activities and a bustling marketplace. We strive to create a FREE local festival that represents the diversity of our community, is accessible to all ages, and most importantly is well attended, lively, and fun.
We are currently looking for volunteers who would like to help us sort, cut, and measure fabric to prepare for the sale.
The Harambee Grandmas 9th Annual Fabric and Yarn Sale will be held this year on Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24 at McKillop United Church.
Help clean up after Word on the Street!
It’s that time of year again! The Lethbridge Public Library is proud to join communities across the country in a national celebration of literacy, storytelling, and the literary arts, by bringing The Word On The Street Festival to Lethbridge.
The Word On The Street Festival is growing into a signature event in Southern Alberta, where we present established and emerging authors, storytellers, informative panel discussions, demonstrations and workshops, live music, tons of activities and a bustling marketplace. We strive to create a FREE local festival that represents the diversity of our community, is accessible to all ages, and most importantly is well attended, lively, and fun.
Help count the crowd during Word on the Street!
It’s that time of year again! The Lethbridge Public Library is proud to join communities across the country in a national celebration of literacy, storytelling, and the literary arts, by bringing The Word On The Street Festival to Lethbridge.
The Word On The Street Festival is growing into a signature event in Southern Alberta, where we present established and emerging authors, storytellers, informative panel discussions, demonstrations and workshops, live music, tons of activities and a bustling marketplace. We strive to create a FREE local festival that represents the diversity of our community, is accessible to all ages, and most importantly is well attended, lively, and fun.
The green room is our hospitality and break space for presenters and volunteers.
It’s that time of year again! The Lethbridge Public Library is proud to join communities across the country in a national celebration of literacy, storytelling, and the literary arts, by bringing The Word On The Street Festival to Lethbridge.
The Word On The Street Festival is growing into a signature event in Southern Alberta, where we present established and emerging authors, storytellers, informative panel discussions, demonstrations and workshops, live music, tons of activities and a bustling marketplace. We strive to create a FREE local festival that represents the diversity of our community, is accessible to all ages, and most importantly is well attended, lively, and fun.
Help with set up for Word on the Street!
It’s that time of year again! The Lethbridge Public Library is proud to join communities across the country in a national celebration of literacy, storytelling, and the literary arts, by bringing The Word On The Street Festival to Lethbridge.
The Word On The Street Festival is growing into a signature event in Southern Alberta, where we present established and emerging authors, storytellers, informative panel discussions, demonstrations and workshops, live music, tons of activities and a bustling marketplace. We strive to create a FREE local festival that represents the diversity of our community, is accessible to all ages, and most importantly is well attended, lively, and fun.
Help out by helping stuffing children’s prize bags for Word on the Street.
It’s that time of year again! The Lethbridge Public Library is proud to join communities across the country in a national celebration of literacy, storytelling, and the literary arts, by bringing The Word On The Street Festival to Lethbridge.
The Word On The Street Festival is growing into a signature event in Southern Alberta, where we present established and emerging authors, storytellers, informative panel discussions, demonstrations and workshops, live music, tons of activities and a bustling marketplace. We strive to create a FREE local festival that represents the diversity of our community, is accessible to all ages, and most importantly is well attended, lively, and fun.
Experience with children, music, arts, or recreation would be helpful, but the most important thing is that volunteers are kind, patient, reliable, and comfortable supporting children in a group setting.
Our shop sells quality, repaired/cleaned and tested donated items at reasonable prices to raise funds to contribute to local community service projects as well as support the work of MCC with global partners for relief, development and peace.
The BIPOC Foundation Lethbridge Student & Youth Ambassador Program is a leadership and community engagement initiative that empowers students and young professionals to make a meaningful impact while gaining valuable real-world experience. As a Student Ambassador, you’ll work alongside our Outreach Team to support community events, connect with local businesses and organizations, represent the Foundation at outreach initiatives, and contribute to programs that support BIPOC entrepreneurs across Lethbridge. Ambassadors also have the opportunity to participate in our Campus Youth Case Study Club, where students collaborate to develop practical solutions for real challenges faced by local entrepreneurs. This program is ideal for individuals who are passionate about community service, leadership, entrepreneurship, and creating positive change.
Volunteers are needed to take pictures for free family portraits for families living in low income housing with Lethbridge Housing Authority
We are looking for volunteers who have the skills and experience to assist us in helping adults improve their reading, writing, math, computer, and/or English language skills
After 6 hours of training, you will be ready to begin helping others.
You can choose one-on-one tutoring or teach to a small class on a day or time that works for you.
We have prepared lessons you will use with your student(s) and Read On Staff will support you.
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