One Day Event Volunteers [ More info  ]   
Do you like meeting new people? Would you like to be part of a walk to help support ALS clients? 
 
Join us for our walk in Newmarket on Sunday June 2, 2013. You would help raise money for equipment and research. 

Aurora Farmers' Market Volunteer [ More info  ]   
Volunteers are needed to help out at the Farmers Market by helping Vendors unload/load products, manning sponsor booth, assisting Market Manager, and/or helping with children's craft programs.

Group Facilitator [ More info  ]           
We are looking for a group facilitator that has personal bereavement experience to:  
 
* Provide one-on-one support to bereaved individuals and families as referred by BFOYR staff 
* Assist with the completion of one-on-one intakes for individuals entering BFOYR closed groups 
* Co-facilitate closed support groups according to the agenda and guidelines supplied by BFOYR 
* Assist with scheduled support sessions 

Office Assistant [ More info  ]   
Would you like to help in our office doing: 
 
* General typing, photocopying and filing duties 
* Regular update of databases 
* Assist with production of quarterly newsletters and other mailings 
* Assist as needed with administrative requirements for special events 
* Other tasks as may be discussed and mutually agreed upon 

Friday Focus Volunteers [ More info  ]   
The Black Foundation of Community Networks (BFCN) is looking for volunteers to assist in their Friday Focus program for students aged JK to Grade 12. It is a fun, math-based program. This program works toward building confidence, making and achieving goals, increasing your knowledge of black history, share information and learn through workshops and presentations on how to best strengthen the community. 
 
If you would like to assist in this great program please apply today. 

Information Outreach Presentation Volunteer [ More info  ]       
The Canadian Cancer Society is your best partner in the fight against cancer. We offer free programs and resources to Canadians to increase awareness about how to reduce the risk of cancer at home, work, and within the community. 
 
Our Information and Outreach volunteers provide learning opportunities for the general public on cancer prevention by participating in health fairs, distributing information materials, and delivering presentations to community groups. 
 
Volunteers are needed to deliver presentations to the general public on cancer prevention and healthy living. If you are comfortable with public speaking and have time to spare, join our team. 
 
Role: Deliver presentations about the Canadian Cancer Society and/or health promotion messages to the general public. 
 
 
Help the Society to 
•raise awareness about the organization and communicate its messages to the community 
 
Benefits 
•enhance presentation and public relations skills 
•increase your visibility in the community 
•mileage reimbursement offered  
•presentation tools provided 

Cancer Survivor Peer Support [ More info  ]      
Would you like to help the Society to provide peer support to people living with cancer and their caregivers? Peer support is you providing support based upon your cancer experience. It might be a visit by telephone or in person. It can be both comforting and helpful to someone who is dealing with a cancer diagnosis.

Orthopedic Surgery Coach [ More info  ]           
We are looking for volunteers that have been orthopedic patients themselves. Volunteers share and answer questions asked from other patients while they on their surgical journey. The aim is to relieve a patients anxiety by speaking with someone who has already undergone the procedure. We try to match patients and volunteers based on surgery type, gender, age and region.

Personal Disaster Assistance Team Member [ More info  ]           
Must be on call 24 hrs a day for a rotating cycle per month. Be available to provide essential services to clients during each 72 hour call-out. Respond as part of the first team for large scale disaster to provide Registration and Inquiry, serve light refreshments and other duties as assigned and trained for. Be personally prepared for an emergency or disaster. Train and practice disaster response role through Red Cross opportunities. May be required to back up another team when not on call.

Seniors Workshop Facilitator [ More info  ]           
Working in pairs you would use prepared materials to inform Seniors in the community on how to be prepared in an emergency where an evacuation may be required. This workshop is an hour long presentation with visual aids, demonstrations and discussions. No experience needed.  

York Mentoring Coach [ More info  ]           
COSTI’s York Mentoring Program is designed to connect youth (mentees) with adult community volunteers (mentors) who have a college or university degree the chance to offer support and encourage youth to develop their skills, improve their performance and become the person they want to be.  
 
The Mentor-Mentee match will connect for at least 2 hours a week for 16 weeks via email, telephone, and/or face to face.

Indulge Your Senses One Evening Event Volunteer [ More info  ]      
We are looking for volunteers to help at our upcoming event Indulge Your Senses. This would include helping at registration, serving food, monitoring spa appointments, raffle sales, silent auction and set up and tear down. 
 
This successful one day fundraising event is an evening of pampering, relaxation and indulgence for women and includes spa treatments (massages, reflexology, manicures, makeup/facials), wine tasting, decadent food, a dessert-in-the-dark experience, silent auction, raffle and more.

In-home Visiting Volunteer [ More info  ]   
Working as a key part of the health care team, to provide companionship, practical assistance and caregiver relief to persons who are living with a life-threatening illness. To provide non-medical, short-term respite care in the client's home.

Market Ambasadors [ More info  ]   
Do you make people smile? Then we need you to attend the market from 8am until 1pm and greet customers with a friendly morning smile! Ambassadors may also be required to use the counter to track the number of customers who attend. 
 
Sign up for one, several, or all 20 Saturdays that the market is open.

Parking Guides [ More info  ]   
Traffic congestion is bad for business! We need some enthusiastic teens who know how to tell people where to go! You will attend the market from 8am until 1pm and guide cars to the appropriate designated parking areas, including handicap spots. 
 
Sign up for one, several, or all 20 Saturdays that the market is open.

Doors Open Volunteer [ More info  ]   
Doors Open Newmarket is a celebration of local heritage and architecture, part of Doors Open Ontario, a program of the Ontario Heritage Trust. Twelve sites are open to the public free of charge, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. the fourth Saturday of September. Some sites may need help with volunteers to supervise the public. If you would like to help, please contact us and we will try to match you with one of our sites. Placement at specific sites cannot be guaranteed. PLEASE NOTE: Doors Open is taking a year off to recruit new sites, and will return in 2013.

Route Marshal - July 6, 2013 [ More info  ]   
Friendly and outgoing individuals are needed to assist with various aspects of the Esso Rebecca Run for SMA. 
 
You will receive a volunteer t-shirt and you will be entitled to a complimentary pass to the event BBQ.

Fishing Enthusiasts [ More info  ]   
Are you interested in fishing? We need volunteers to share the enthusiasm and skills of fishing by helping newcomers to the sport. Demonstrating and assisting on how to cast, untangling fishing lines, putting on bait, taking fish off lines and other general fishing duties. This is a one day event on Sunday July 7, 2013.

Student Community Service Program [ More info  ]   
Are you a student looking to fulfill your community involvement hours? Are you creative and work well independently? We are looking for imaginative students who can develop a program based on their own special talents that they could turn into a library program for children.  
 
Some suggested topics might be drama, storytelling, music, computers, crafts, public awareness of an information session on a topic that is important to you and that you are knowledgeable about such as a hobby, sport, or other topic that is of interest to you personally.

Student Library Helpers [ More info  ]   
Are you a student looking to fulfill your community involvement hours? Are you creative and work well independently? We are looking for imaginative students who can develop a program based on their own special talents that they could turn into a library program for children.  
 
Some suggested topics might be drama, storytelling, music, computers, crafts, public awareness of an information session on a topic that is important to you and that you are knowledgeable about such as a hobby, sport, or other topic that is of interest to you personally.

Student Community Service Volunteer [ More info  ]   
Are you a student looking to fulfill your community involvement hours? Are you creative and work well independently? We are looking for imaginative students who can develop a program based on their own special talents that they could turn into a library program for children.  
 
Some suggested topics might be drama, storytelling, music, computers, crafts, public awareness of an information session on a topic that is important to you and that you are knowledgeable about such as a hobby, sport, or other topic that is of interest to you personally.

Splash Festival Volunteer [ More info  ]    
We are looking for volunteers of all sorts for running our 2013 festival! This year our festival runs from July 23rd - August 17th. We have 4 locations and 4 dates! Our events include the full moon and health and wellness....a forest trek....locally grown and locally prepared food....and a day at the beach! 
 
You can volunteer for one event or for all four.

Unit Guider [ More info  ]           
For girls, Guiding is an accepting environment with diverse and exciting programs and activities that offer the chance to discover new interests, learn valuable leadership skills and make lasting friendships. Guiding gives girls the tools and resources they need to achieve greatness. 
 
For women, Guiding is a chance to be part of their community by helping girls develop their potential. It’s a place for personal growth, mentoring and travel opportunities. 
 
 

Big Bike Ride - Keswick [ More info  ]   
Volunteers are needed to help out at our upcoming Big Bike Events, helping with set-up, greeting, registration, serving food, handing out prizes and clean-up. 
 
Volunteers Needed!: Big Bike is our wacky bike built for 30, where corporate and community teams jump onboard to have fun and raise funds for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario.  
 

Big Bike Volunteer- Newmarket [ More info  ]   
Big Bike in Newmarket –  
 
Big Bike is our wacky bike built for 30, where corporate and community teams jump on board to have fun and raise funds for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. 
 
Volunteers would be helping out with set-up, greeting, registration, serving food, handing out prizes and clean-up.  
 
Friday, June 7, 2013 9:00am- 6:00pm Investor’s Group  
Friday, June 14, 2013 8:00am- 7:00pm TBA  
Wednesday, July 19, 2013 9:00am-6:00pm TBA

Golf Tournament Volunteers [ More info  ]   
On Tuesday, July 23rd, 2013 Stouffville will be hosting a Golf Tournament with the Heart & Stroke Foundation in support of our cause. The tournament will also include Raffle prizes to raise funds for the Heart & Stroke Foundation. To help with this event, we are looking for one interested volunteer to help with set up/take down as well as registration. The time and location of the event are TBA.

Maunders Food Shop Event [ More info  ]   
Maunders is hosting an event on Sunday June 23rd, 2013 with proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation! We are looking for 3 volunteers in the evening to collect donations, and help with set up and take down of the Heart & Stroke booth. Volunteers will be asked to stay at the booth for the duration of the event so that all guests get a chance to donate to the organization.

School Event Support [ More info  ]           
May is our busiest time for the Jump Rope for Heart program in the schools and we’re ready to jump into it! We are looking for volunteers to attend the events in the schools, this means being a representative of the Foundation at each event, positively interacting with the school community and participating in a fun filled day of skipping with students. If you have experience working in schools, you’re confident in engaging with school communities and you like to jump rope, you would be a perfect fit!

Volunteer Nurses [ More info  ]   
CPP Nursing Students Needed – Our office in Newmarket is currently looking for Nursing Students or individuals with a Nursing background to assist with Community Presentations. Our CPP team is responsible for making presentations to the community and many organizations about the mission and mandate of the Foundation, the importance of healthy eating, nutrition and exercise. This is a great opportunity for individuals who have a passion for health promotion and wellness!

Senior and Junior Intergenerational Program [ More info  ]           
Come and join our intergenerational program by sharing life experiences, technologies, trends, current issues and interests. This is a great way for all ages to build stronger relations and better understanding among generations.

On Line Mentoring for New Canadians [ More info  ]           
Would you like to offer a New Canadian a way for them to ask questions and get answers? This volunteer opportunity involves one on one contact between a mentor (volunteer) and a mentee (newcomer) through the internet.  
You can provide a wealth of expertise and guidance specific to their field or profession, including …. 
-Insights into Canadian workplace culture and industry trends 
-Information about professional licensing, credential and educational requirements 
-Job search strategies and support 
-Professional language and terminology 
-Professional networking creation and support 
 
A mentoring coach is available to get you started.

Board Members [ More info  ]   
• Understand the mission, mandate and vision of LCYS. 
• Be familiar with LCYS bylaws, policies, legal obligations and  
business/strategic plan 
• Ensure effective organizational planning 
• Attend monthly board meetings and participate in at least one  
committee of the Board. 
• Attend annual general meeting. 
• Develop and support the goals and activities of the  
organization. 
• Determine agency policy and ensure compliance. 
• Approve and monitor the annual budget, ensuring that  
sufficient funds are available to effectively meet objectives. 
• Represent the organization in the community, and bring the  
interests/concerns of the community to the organization. 

Group Conversation Facilitators [ More info  ]      
Volunteers are needed to facilitate and assist in adult group discussion and skill sessions. Volunteers are trained and supported by a speech language team in using adapted communication skills to assist clients with communication change and loss due to stroke and brain injury. 
 
Our clients and volunteers meet in groups every week to communicate about current events, arts and music. Group conversations include themed discussions, talking about the news and current events. Skill sessions include cooking program, story-telling, book clubs, cards and games. Volunteers also assist the clients with telling and writing their own Life History Books. 
 
Through this rewarding role, you will be providing support to adults with disabilities in dealing with the challenges of a new life along with helping them develop their communication skills. 

Master Gardener Volunteer [ More info  ]           
Master Gardeners are trained horticulturists who volunteer to provide free advice and education to home gardeners. This is done in a variety of ways including gardening advice clinics at community events, writing articles or instructing small groups. 
 
If you are an avid gardener and enjoy sharing your knowledge with others, you may qualify to become a Master Gardener. MGs in Training must successfully complete 2 years of volunteer service and the required education that is offered online through university distance education programs.  
 
To maintain certification, MGs fulfill a requisite number volunteer hours and education. 

Golf Tournament Volunteers [ More info  ]   
We are looking for volunteers to assist at our upcoming golf tournament being held in Aurora.

Baseball Coach or Assistant Coach [ More info  ]   
Are you interested in being the coach or the assistant coach to a children's baseball team? Our baseball teams are for boys and girls from age 4 until 21 years old.

Festival Volunteer [ More info  ]           
We are looking for volunteers to ensure the new Newmarket jazz+ Festival is a big community success. We can offer Community Hours to Students and welcome assistance from Active Seniors. We need assistance during the Civic Long Weekend and also leading up as we are at many local events telling people about the new festival. ie. Canada Day; MultiCultural Day etc.  
 
During the event we will need many volunteers t be at the Gates and give out wristbands and collect $5.

Council of Advisory Teens (C.A.T.S.) [ More info  ]   
The Council will meet once a month to work on projects that will help shape the programs and services offered to teens by the Newmarket Public Library. Projects could involve program suggestions and development, book displays, web site development, participation in community events, promotional material development, contests, and collection recommendations. This position is for 13 - 18 year old students. This program runs from October to June. Come out and have a say in your Library.

Visiting Library Services Volunteer [ More info  ]   
Many people rely on the visiting library service to request the delivery of books and other library materials directly to their homes, including retirement homes if they are not capable of visiting the library due to illness, restricted mobility or a physical or visual disability. Volunteers select books and other materials and deliver and pick up to the patrons home.

Community Garage Sale Help [ More info  ]   
We are looking for volunteers to help out with a Community Garage Sale that is being held at the Regional Parking Lot at the corner of Yonge and Eagle Street. Duties include directing traffic in the parking lot, assisting with setting up tables and signs along with clean up. 
 
Light lifting is required.

Lions Club Member [ More info  ]   
Volunteering is the back bone of our community here in Newmarket. If you are interested in helping others, meeting new people. and making an impact at home and around the world, Lions Clubs is the organization to join! 
 
Club members use their time and talents to provide hands on assistance to enhance the lives of those in need in their communities. This organization is for men and women. Our club has 16 lady members who are Lions. You can join with your spouse or life partner. 
 
If you would like to pursue a leadership role, or would like to lend a helping hand, Lions membership offers extensive opportunities for the kind of volunteer experience you desire.  
 
You have many opportunities to work on projects that interest you and to undertake leadership roles of your choice. 
 
Call or email and come to our free dinner meeting, to see what Lions is all about.

Moraine for Life Adventure Relay - Promotion and Event Volunteers [ More info  ]           
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers with an affinity for the outdoors to assist the Oak Ridges Trail Association in promoting and monitoring our 2013 Moraine for Life Adventure Relay. 
 
It's a 160km, 24-hour team relay, with 14 stages from Gore's Landing to King City. Teams will canoe, hike/run and bike along the Oak Ridges Trail. The teams with the best finishing time in each category win.  
 
JUNE 2013: We also need motivated and enthusiastic event volunteers on the course checkpoints to monitor the racers' arrival and departure, offer support, answer questions and troubleshoot as needed.  
 
Depending on the checkpoint, volunteers may be asked to staff a station late into the night. We aim to place volunteers at a checkpoint within as reasonable a range of their own communities as possible. 
 
At least 1 pre-race meeting will be arranged.

Radio Operator [ More info  ]       
REACT volunteers monitor emergency frequencies on GMRS and CB radio from home. REACT monitors provide safety communications for motorists, boaters, etc., and as requested for community events like the MS, Persechini Easter Seals, Terry Fox walk a thons, parades, etc.

Safety Communications [ More info  ]       
REACT volunteers monitor emergency frequencies on FRS/GMRS and CB radio from home or vehicle to provide safety communications for travelers, boaters, etc. REACT also provides safety communications for community events like the MS, Easter Seals and Terry Fox walk a thons, parades, etc. REACT offers safety displays at various locations, and provides speakers to community groups.

Leader or Assistant Leader [ More info  ]           
We are looking for enthusiastic, energetic people to work in various units of Scouting as leaders or assistant leaders. If you would like to make a difference in a child's life and have some fun. Come and be a leader today!

St. John Ambulance Youth Group - Newmarket [ More info  ]   
St. John Ambulance volunteers give their time to provide community services to the people around them. There are several avenues for volunteers to learn new skills and use them in their communities. St John Ambulance has programs for people under 11 years to adult.

St. John Ambulance Youth Group - Richmond Hill [ More info  ]   
St. John Ambulance volunteers give their time to provide community services to the people around them. There are several avenues for volunteers to learn new skills and use them in their communities. St John Ambulance has programs for people under 11 years to adult.

Mill Pond Splash 2013 - Event Volunteer [ More info  ]   
Mill Pond Splash is a lively, family oriented event showcasing environmental conservation and our natural heritage. With a children's activity zone, live music, native wildlife shows, tree and shrub planting, a local food market, and enviornmental displays - there's lots to see and do! 
 
Volunteers help with all aspects of the event - running children's games, face painting, assisting with tree planting, helping with site set-up and tear-down, assisting exhibitors, staffing an information booth, and helping coordinate the event entertainment!

Podcasters Wanted! [ More info  ]   
Do you like to share your opintion? We are looking for teen volunteers to create and record book review podcasts. Was the book good? Bab? We want to know!

Good Beginnings Parent/Infant Support Volunteer Visitor [ More info  ]           
The Good Beginnings volunteer is needed to assist parents who are at home with a newborn baby or babies! You would provide emotional and/or practical assistance to families who have little or no support and may be feeling overwhelmed. You would not be expected to provide any medical care, housework or babysitting. This program is for families with newborns to 6 months old. 
 
Experience the joy and wonder of a newborn's early months, while helping a recent parent adjust to her unique and challenging new role.

Greeters and Information Staff [ More info  ]   
Friendly people are needed to greet visitors, hand out brochures, give directions and answer visitors questions. This person should be outgoing and social.

Kids Eco Zone Volunteer [ More info  ]   
In the recycling zone volunteers are needed to help with the creation of recyclable treasures, crafts and musical trash, and run a variety of kids activities.

Community Engagement Volunteer [ More info  ]           
We are looking for an enthusiastic person to assist us strengthen our relationship with the community by building community partnerships, developing donor lists, working on special events, and other activities to reach out to our community? We will help you to get started, you bring the enthusiasm and energy needed to help us grow in the Region.

Learning Life Skills Instructors [ More info  ]   
Do you have the time and the expertise to deliver workshops to clients on topics such as woman's health, nutrition, legal advice, personal finances?

Public Awareness Committee [ More info  ]   
Would you like to help with our Public Awareness Committee (PAC)? At the Women's Support Network we would like to to give you the opportunity to learn about our organization and then share it with the community. We will provide you with excellent training along with ongoing professional development.

Public Education Volunteers [ More info  ]           
We are looking for a outgoing volunteer to promote and educate the public about programs and our association which promotes the accessibility of recreational programs for the disabled in York Region. This person should have a friendly personality and want to encourage every individual to pursue recreational activities in their community.

Venture Company Crew [ More info  ]           
This co-ed group explores various aspects related to a career in the police and community services. It is operated in conjunction with Scout Canada with guest speakers, sports activities and service in the community.

Male Mentors Needed [ More info  ]         
We need volunteers - especially guys 16 - 29 years old - to tutor/mentor at risk youth in your community. You'll both benefit. We train you, and you can do it on your own schedule. You can make a difference. 
 
Youth Assisting Youth is a non-profit charitable organization that provides mentoring services for youth 6 - 15 years old. 
 
Volunteers will provide positive support, homework help, coaching and leadership to youth on a one-to-one basis or in groups including after school programs, arts and/or recreational activities. Second language skills are preferred but not required. Attend attractions, professional sports events, etc. together. FREE passes/tickets provided. Scholarships available. Comprehensive training provided. Young professionals and post secondary students/grads needed. 
 
This is a great opportunity to build your resume, make a difference, and have a lot of fun at the same time. If you are interested, please submit your resume. Those interested in applying should attend the next Volunteer Information and Training Session. RSVP your seat because seating are limited.

MENTOR YOUTH & CHILDREN IN YOUR COMMUNITY [ More info  ]        
Empower Younger Youth To Make Good Decisions 
As a mentor you provide positive support, coaching and leadership to youth on a one-to-one basis. We need youth aged 16 to 29 yrs, especially MALES. Share your experiences, skills, and hobbies and inspire a kid to stay on the right track.  
 
TIME COMMITMENT 
Mentors spend 3 hours a week with a younger youth engaging in recreational activities of their choice. You can volunteer on your schedule and close to your home.