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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
Administrative Support volunteers are the welcoming face of the event, helping attendees feel oriented and supported throughout the day.
Volunteers are welcome to attend sessions for free during times they are not scheduled.
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.
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 support the work of MCC with global partners for relief, development and peace.
The BIPOC Foundation Lethbridge Student & Youth Ambassador Program is a leadership and community engagement initiative that empowers students and young professionals to make a meaningful impact while gaining valuable real-world experience. As a Student Ambassador, you’ll work alongside our Outreach Team to support community events, connect with local businesses and organizations, represent the Foundation at outreach initiatives, and contribute to programs that support BIPOC entrepreneurs across Lethbridge. Ambassadors also have the opportunity to participate in our Campus Youth Case Study Club, where students collaborate to develop practical solutions for real challenges faced by local entrepreneurs. This program is ideal for individuals who are passionate about community service, leadership, entrepreneurship, and creating positive change.
We are looking for volunteers who have the skills and experience to assist us in helping adults improve their reading, writing, math, computer, and/or English language skills
After 6 hours of training, you will be ready to begin helping others.
You can choose one-on-one tutoring or teach to a small class on a day or time that works for you.
We have prepared lessons you will use with your student(s) and Read On Staff will support you.
Lethbridge Dopamine Boxing Club’s mission is to use the power of boxing to promote health, resilience, and community for people of all ages and abilities. We provide specialized programs that improve mobility and quality of life for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease and Multiple Sclerosis, while also offering recreational and competitive boxing opportunities for children, youth, and adults. By reducing barriers to fitness and fostering inclusion, we create a supportive environment where every participant can grow stronger physically, mentally, and socially.
Lethbridge Dopamine Boxing Club’s mission is to use the power of boxing to promote health, resilience, and community for people of all ages and abilities. We provide specialized programs that improve mobility and quality of life for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease and Multiple Sclerosis, while also offering recreational and competitive boxing opportunities for children, youth, and adults. By reducing barriers to fitness and fostering inclusion, we create a supportive environment where every participant can grow stronger physically, mentally, and socially.
Green Acres Foundation is looking for a volunteer to lead bean bag toss on Saturday mornings or Saturday afternoons at one of our seniors’ lodges in north Lethbridge.
An organization for area gardeners with all levels of expertise to share information on plants and gardening.
Inclusion Lethbridge volunteers are needed to fill 5-hour shifts in a variety of positions.
Few positions require experience or training, however, many are not in need of prior experience. Bingos require volunteers to be good at counting cash, walking around and interacting with players.
Looking for Albertans who care about accessibility, inclusion, community, leadership and creating opportunity.
For more than 65 years Deaf & Hear Alberta has advanced communication equity for Deaf, DeafBlind, Hard of Hearing and hearing Albertans. Be part of the next 65 years.
Deaf & Hear Alberta is seeking passionate and engaged leaders to join our Board of Directors and help guide the next chapter of growth, innovation and impact.
United Way Lethbridge & South Western Alberta is looking for new members for its Board of Directors who care about building a stronger community.
Since 1941, United Way has funded and partnered with local programs that help children, families, and individuals move from crisis toward stability and opportunity.
We believe better decisions happen when our board reflects the communities we serve, which is why we’re looking for people with diverse backgrounds, perspectives, professions, and lived experiences. Whether you’re a student, a tradesperson, a healthcare worker, a business owner, or someone with lived experience of the challenges facing our community, your perspective matters.
While board service comes with important legal and governance responsibilities, we provide orientation, mentorship, and ongoing training to help you grow into the role with confidence.
The Legacy Garden of Lethbridge and District Horticultural Society can be found in the northwest corner of Legacy Park, and are maintained by volunteers who share their interest in gardening with area residents by helping keep the garden beautiful.
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