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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
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.
At The Second Door, we recognize the value of the forgotten and the timeworn, offering unique pre-loved items, as well as those that never even made it off the shelf. You will find an array of new, used and slightly bruised items for home, kitchen and personal use. With the assistance of volunteers, donated items are turned into funds that the food bank uses for food and operational costs —every purchase helps to support those in the community who need it most.
From 11am-1pm during weekdays – help serve our diners in the lunch line.
Onsite training provided.
Volunteers receive a complimentary admission ticket to the game. Parking is not included, so you can be dropped off or park across the road.
Volunteers can watch the game when it is in play. If they are approached during play to buy a ticket, they can sell tickets but they cannot actively approach people during play.
The volunteers wear hurricanes jerseys and a United Way apron while selling tickets.
Opportunities are available at each home game from September to April.
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.
Help Us Empower the Next Generation – Make a difference from anywhere and BECOME AN ONLINE TUTOR!
The Lethbridge Helpers, a free virtual tutoring program, is looking for compassionate and dedicated volunteer tutors to help K-12 students in need of academic support.
A volunteer experience that is remote and flexible – you choose your availability and the subject(s) you are most comfortable with, and we’ll match you with students accordingly. Whether it’s Math, English, Science, or another subject, your time and knowledge can truly make an impact.
Why Volunteer with The Lethbridge Helpers?
- A chance to support your community with at least one hour a week.
- Gain valuable experience in education and mentorship.
- Enjoy flexible scheduling from the comfort of your own space.
- Certified volunteer hours!
Nervous to start? Don’t worry! Anyone can volunteer. We provide in-depth training and allow you to choose what grades and subjects you want to tutor.
Volunteers help assist residents to bowl and encourage the players.
Volunteers use their own vehicles to transport seniors to appointments and other places.
Mileage reimbursement options available!
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.
Looking for a dedicated volunteer who has experience on a board and fundraising to aid in the mission to provide client centred life skills programming in southern Alberta.
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