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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
Shop of Wonders is a joyful, no-cost shopping experience for parents and caregivers. Help make Christmas magical for neighbours with dignity and care.
A core program at Youth One, the after school drop in exists to give youth a safe, fun, empowering and mentoring environment during after school hours.
Program features optional/organized activities, computer lab, art room, mini ramp (skateboarding), climbing wall, table games, concession, daily meal/snack and more.
What a typical drop-in looks like:
- Volunteers come in for a team meeting 15 minutes before the program starts.
- Roles within the day are handed out, and any items/announcements for the day are communicated.
- Doors open for youth at 3pm, here they sign in through our check-in system, or any new youth are registered.
- 30 minutes after opening, we have a “family meeting” where we go over the 3 golden rules, and let youth know about the planned activities and snacks.
- After the family meeting, a snack/meal is served, planned activities take place and free time follows.
- At the end of Drop-In, all volunteers are expected to stay at least 30 minutes to clean and have a debrief meeting.
Assist as Front End/Hamper Distribution Volunteers
Do you like helping children improve their reading skills? This volunteer position might be for you!
In this opportunity, volunteers will work in schools in Lethbridge: two are elementary and one is middle school.
- Volunteers are needed to engage in playful activities with older adults on Tuesday mornings throughout the Fall
Help make a difference by supporting the Mindful Munchies lunch program!
The mission and core purpose of the Army, Navy and Air Force in Canada (ANAVETS) is to unite people who have served in the armed forces, promote patriotism and provide mutual fellowship, support and community service across Canada.
The mission and core purpose of the Army, Navy and Air Force in Canada (ANAVETS) is to unite people who have served in the armed forces, promote patriotism and provide mutual fellowship, support and community service across Canada.
- Food Recovery Volunteers support the Community Engagement team to increase food security by reducing food waste while working in the Co-op Community kitchen.
- Duties include completing assigned recipes, food prep and processing, canning and other forms of food preservation. Food is required to be packaged and labeled for distribution. General kitchen maintenance and cleaning is also required. These tasks are done safely and effectively through detailed processes while adhering to food safety guidelines.
- Food prepared will be distributed to clients through our “pick room”, used for fundraising purposes and for events.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show is back again at the Galt in collaboration with Theatre Outré! Released on September 26, 1975
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