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MADD Canada volunteers make a difference every day from coast to coast by supporting victims/survivors, conducting public awareness campaigns, raising funds, helping to change impaired driving legislation and so much more.
MADD Canada volunteers make a difference every day from coast to coast by supporting victims/survivors, conducting public awareness campaigns, raising funds, helping to change impaired driving legislation and so much more.
MADD Canada volunteers make a difference every day from coast to coast by supporting victims/survivors, conducting public awareness campaigns, raising funds, helping to change impaired driving legislation and so much more.
General Warehouse Volunteers support the Operations Team with the receipt, storage and preparation of food and non-food products to facilitate food bank programs and services. Duties include tasks such as sorting, repackaging, hamper building and bundling, in addition to maintaining general warehouse organization and cleanliness. These tasks are done safely and effectively through detailed processes while adhering to food safety guidelines.
It can be done from home.
Available to students, working professionals, individuals, or groups.
Help keep our communities and roadways safe, raise awareness about dangers of impaired driving, and distribute free promotional items to community members.
The Reception Volunteer serves as the first point of contact for visitors at Administration and Donations and all callers at Interfaith Food Bank. This role involves receiving and processing donations, greeting visitors, answering phone calls, assisting with inquiries, and supporting administrative tasks to ensure smooth front desk operations.
The Board ensures that the organization is operated in the interests of the members.
Mon-Fri 10am-1pm flexible – deliver daily meals to those in our community.
Mileage reimbursement options available.
We deliver 75-120 meals, 5 days a week, and extra meals on Fridays for the weekend.
A phone call program pairs you with a senior looking for social interaction.
A remote volunteer opportunity with the option to meet with your senior once a month at the LSCO Community Connect Coffee Group.
Weekdays from 8am-11am – help prepare food at our in-house kitchen.
Onsite training provided.
We make peeling potatoes, cutting up vegetables and decorating cookies fun!
We need 2 people each day to support our chefs in preparing meals for our community center’s dining room and the Meals on Wheels program.
If you have a special kitchen talent or interest in learning how to prepare food, we would love for you to share your skills with us.
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