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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
Because of the HELP program volunteers Lethbridge residents who are recovering from surgery or illness are able to access health equipment that enhances their mobility and independence to allow them to recover in the comfort of their own homes.
Because of the HELP program volunteers Lethbridge residents who are recovering from surgery or illness are able to access health equipment that enhances their mobility and independence to allow them to recover in the comfort of their own homes.
Volunteers will handle sales or take in consignment items and offer a social opportunity for anyone who wants to come in, sit and visit at the Boutique Shop.
A General Volunteer will be part of the “ready-to-go” pool of volunteers for Volunteer Lethbridge. You will undertake a variety of tasks, such as supporting an event or the office. You are called upon if we need a volunteer for a specific task. This opportunity also ensures that our office and programs run smoothly and that VL is poised for success in supporting our community. This is perfect for those who do not want to do a weekly volunteer commitment.
We provide a reference letter if you complete 120 volunteer hours.
Training is provided. Any individual with various skills and experience is welcome!
We provide a safe spot for pets in need from many situations. They stay with us until new homes are found.
No experience with pets required. Onsite assisted training is provided.
Volunteer needed for weekly pick ups.
MyCityCare helps local families put food on the table, provides clothing to those in need, gives comfort to our most vulnerable, and shares hope with those who may feel hopeless.
The vitality of the French-speaking community in the Lethbridge region contributes to the overall development of its members with mutual respect for other communities. The Lethbridge regional ACFA is committed to promoting the development of French-speaking life and culture within the French-speaking community of the Lethbridge region.
The Media/Content Creation Volunteer supports the BIPOC Foundation’s storytelling and digital outreach efforts by creating engaging content that highlights community initiatives, success stories, and leadership features.
This role is ideal for individuals passionate about digital media, visual storytelling, and social impact.
This position will be a hybrid opportunity with a combination of online commitment, along with in-person meetings held.
The Outreach and Communications Intern supports the BIPOC Foundation by serving as a bridge between the organization and the public, helping to engage potential members, foster community connections, and strengthen external relationships. This role involves assisting with outreach coordination, managing communication calendars (events, media, and press), and supporting the delivery of public relations initiatives that promote the Foundation’s programs and events.
The unpaid internship position provides you with practical skills and hands-on experience in a professional office setting. If you are new to Canada, this is an excellent opportunity for you to gain office experience, particularly in a Canadian cultural context.
This position will be a hybrid opportunity with a combination of online commitment, along with in-person meetings held.
From 11am-1pm during weekdays – help serve our diners in the lunch line.
Onsite training provided.
Volunteers use their own vehicles to transport seniors to appointments and other places.
Mileage reimbursement options available!
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