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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
We put on a variety of physical, recreational and educational events to help addicts in recovery make connections and find new hobbies, helping them achieve life-long sobriety.
Halloween Party Saturday, October 24th, 2026 from 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
The Salvation Army provides support to vulnerable people in 400 communities across Canada and in 131 countries
The Salvation Army provides support to vulnerable people in 400 communities across Canada and in 131 countries
The Salvation Army provides support to vulnerable people in 400 communities across Canada and in 131 countries
The Salvation Army provides support to vulnerable people in 400 communities across Canada and in 131 countries.
The Salvation Army provides support to vulnerable people in 400 communities across Canada and in 131 countries.
14th Lethbridge Scouting is looking for adult Leaders to help lead and deliver programing to youth of varying ages. They run Co-Ed all-inclusive groups to help youth gain new skills.
Join a community and help youth experience countless firsts as they develop into confident and capable individuals.
Chess for Life is hosting a 24-hour Chess-a-thon fundraiser on Saturday, November 7th to the 8th, 2026 to support our ongoing programming in the community. Participants will challenge themselves to raise a minimum of $500 and then take on the ultimate chess endurance challenge: playing chess continuously from November 7th at noon, until noon on November 8th, 2026.
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help run games and activities, and to help keep participants fed, hydrated, entertained, and motivated throughout the event. Whether you’re a chess enthusiast or have never played before, there are plenty of ways to get involved.
Chess for Life @ The University of Lethbridge (C4L) is a faculty-developed organization dedicated to improving lives through teaching chess skills that are transferable to everyday life. C4L works with a variety of groups, ages and skill levels to help participants develop executive functions and pro-social life skills.
C4L was originally created as a unique, restorative justice program, where youth that had been sentenced to community service hours could come to the University of Lethbridge for 25 hours of chess instruction. While this is still our main program, C4L has expanded to exist in elementary and secondary schools, seniors homes, community organizations and the Lethbridge Correctional Centre.
No experience in chess is needed to volunteer – come and learn with the populations we work with! Our participants vary in their experience levels, as do our volunteers. Whether you’re a beginner or a ranked FIDE player, you will absolutely learn something during your time with C4L.
Board Leadership Lethbridge is a collaboration of community leaders working together to provide access to training opportunities for Board members of non-profit organizations. Our committee representatives include various non-profit organizations, Boards, community networks, service groups, and government entities.
Board Leadership Lethbridge is a collaboration of community leaders working together to provide access to training opportunities for Board members of non-profit organizations. Our committee representatives include various non-profit organizations, Boards, community networks, service groups, and government entities.
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