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Populations Served
- Adults
- Member Agency Staff
- Seniors
- Young Adults
- Youth
Competencies/Skills
- Communication
- Emotional Intelligence
- Inquiry & Curiosity
- Social Skills
Opportunity last updated: June 24th
Usher Volunteers
Suitable for Families
The event represents a premier celebration of Black entrepreneurial experience in Canada, now entering its third year. This distinguished black-tie event brings together 200-400 business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, and community stakeholders for an evening of recognition, networking, and advancement of the Foundation mission.
Volunteer Duties
- Welcome guests upon arrival.
- Manage guest check-in and registration processes.
- Distribute programs and event materials.
- Answer attendee questions and provide direction.
Age Requirements
18 years old or above
Schedule
- Friday, November 6th, 2026 (5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.)
- Saturday, November 7th, 2026, (12:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.)
Time Commitment
Event-based
Type of Opportunity
Community Engagement,Health, Wellness & Recreation,Marketing & Communications
Application Type
Basic
Other Opportunities with BIPOC Foundation
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.
The event represents a premier celebration of Black entrepreneurial experience in Canada, now entering its third year. This distinguished black-tie event brings together 200-400 business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, and community stakeholders for an evening of recognition, networking, and advancement of the Foundation mission.
The event represents a premier celebration of Black entrepreneurial experience in Canada, now entering its third year. This distinguished black-tie event brings together 200-400 business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, and community stakeholders for an evening of recognition, networking, and advancement of the Foundation mission.
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