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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
Porchfest is a one day, grassroots, neighbourhood-based music festival where local musicians perform on residents’ front porches, front lawns, or driveways, turning the entire community into a walkable, free concert venue. This inaugural free event will take place in the historic London Road Neighbourhood and the Fleetwood areas of Lethbridge. There will be 6 concerts at 6 different homes over a staggered 7 1/2 -hour period. The event will culminate in a 1-hour wind-up concert at London Road’s Kinsmen.
Volunteers will meet at Kinsmen Park (834 – 10th Street South).
Training will be provided at one training session mid August (date to be announced).
Our shop sells quality, repaired/cleaned and tested donated items at reasonable prices to raise funds to contribute to local community service projects as well as the work of global partners for relief, development and peace.
We are on a bus route, and breaks are encouraged in our lunchroom where volunteers can socialize with others and have complimentary treats with coffee/tea/iced tea.
This opportunity is also suitable for:
- families with children under the age of 18.
- individuals who are beginners in English.
- individuals who cannot stand for too long.
- individuals who are intermediate in English.
- wheelchair users.
Our shop sells quality, repaired/cleaned and tested donated items at reasonable prices to raise funds to contribute to local community service projects as well as the work of global partners for relief, development and peace.
This opportunity is also suitable for:
- individuals who are intermediate in English.
- wheelchair users.
Our shop sells quality, repaired/cleaned and tested donated items at reasonable prices to raise funds to contribute to local community service projects as well as the work of global partners for relief, development and peace.
We are on a bus route.
This opportunity is also suitable for:
- individuals who are intermediate in English.
Our shop sells quality, repaired/cleaned and tested donated items at reasonable prices to raise funds to contribute to local community service projects as well as the work of global partners for relief, development and peace.
Training is provided by our retail store manager on the cash register and customer service.
We provide a letter of reference once you have contributed 60 or more hours of volunteer time.
The thrift shop is accessible by bus and volunteers have a 15 – 20 minute break each shift.
Our shop sells quality, repaired/cleaned and tested donated items at reasonable prices to raise funds to contribute to local community service projects as well as the work of global partners for relief, development and peace.
Our shop sells quality, repaired/cleaned and tested donated items at reasonable prices to raise funds to contribute to local community service projects as well as the work of global partners for relief, development and peace.
This opportunity is also suitable for individuals who are intermediate in English.
Our shop sells quality, repaired/cleaned and tested donated items at reasonable prices to raise funds to contribute to local community service projects as well as the work of global partners for relief, development and peace.
This opportunity is also suitable for:
- individuals who cannot stand for too long.
- individuals who are intermediate in English.
We are currently seeking volunteers who are interested in building connections with residents and making a positive difference through one-on-one interaction and support.
Support recreational programs for residents by engaging in programs that provide social interaction, mental stimulation, physical activity and inclusion in the community. Volunteers will work closely with recreation staff and residents to provide them with the freedom to participate in an activity that contributes to overall quality of life and well-being.
Feeding program for seniors structured to feed hot meals to seniors in a healthcare setting.
The Lethbridge Helpers provides free online tutoring for elementary, junior high, and high school students throughout Southern Alberta. We are a youth‑run organization partnered with the YouthInspirED Foundation (Halifax, Nova Scotia) and YWCA Lethbridge.
We’re looking for someone who enjoys connecting with people to help grow our team of volunteer tutors. If you like meeting new people, staying organized, and contributing to something meaningful, this role could be perfect for you.
All work is conducted remotely, offering flexibility to work from home.
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