Volunteer Recruitment Fair — Exhibitor List 2009
The organizations listed below actively recruit student volunteers, and would be pleased to hear from you. For more information on volunteering check out the following link compliments of Career Services. Volunteer to gain experience
Alberta Seventh Step Society
We are a self-help organization, working within the Criminal Justice System to prevent crime and reduce recidivism. The self-help is applied to all pre and post release programs and services that are offered to persons in conflict with the law.
Volunteer Positions: Core group volunteers.
Contact: Gayle MacAdam, Community Coordinator at 403-228-7778 ext. 104
Art Gallery of Calgary, The
The Art Gallery of Calgary is a public contemporary art gallery and a registered charitable organization. The AGC is dedicated to presenting contemporary art exhibitions and providing quality art education programs and experiences for people of all ages. The AGC does not seek to acquire a permanent art collection nor is it in the business of selling art.
Volunteer Positions: Office Administration, Exhibition Development, Public Programming, Gallery Rentals and Fundraisers.
Contact: Claudia Almiron, Manager of Office Administration and Volunteer Resources at calmiron@artgallerycalgary.org
Aspen Family Community Network Society
Aspen supports Calgary region children, youth, individuals, families, and communities in vulnerable situations to define and build upon their resilience and capacity to successfully navigate their futures. Our goal is to help those in need deal with life's challenges to create better, more rewarding lives.
Volunteer Positions: Mentors, tutors, child-care, admin-support, drivers, event planning, and support to Aspen programs.
Contact: Nancy Bilodeau-Cogger, Volunteer Coordinator at 403-219-3477
Association for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured (ARBI)
We are a brain injury service provider offering training in the implementation of rehabilitation programs. A team of professionals (physical, occupational, and speech therapists) evaluate each client and design an individualized rehabilitation program. Volunteers receive extensive training and ongoing support so they can implement the program safely and effectively. Time Commitment: one morning or afternoon (2.5 hours) per week (Monday to Friday)
Volunteer Positions: Rehabilitation Volunteers and Group Volunteers.
Contact: Wendy Daitch, Volunteer Program Leader at 403-217-4591 or wendy@arbi.ca
Best Beginnings
To provide patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans. Volunteer Resources is an integral part of the Alberta Health Services Mission
Volunteer Positions: Various positions and shift times available.
Contact: Shereeda Mohammed, Coordinator of Volunteer Resources – Community and Home Care at 403-943-0448
Between Friends Club
Between Friends Club-recreation for people with disabilities is an organization that enables participants to experience a sense of belonging and an enhanced quality of life. This is accomplished by providing quality social and recreational opportunities focusing on children and adults with disabilities.
Volunteer Positions: Charity Bookstore Volunteer, Program Recreation Assistant, Special Events, and Special Committees.
Contact: Kathleen Cruz, Personnel Coordinator at kcruz@betweenfriends.ab.ca
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Calgary and Area
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Calgary and Area is an incorporated non-profit registered charity that was founded by the Canadian Progress Clubs of Calgary in 1994, through the merger of Uncles at Large, Aunts at Large and Big Sisters of Calgary. In 2007-2008 we served more than 1,000 young people through our mentorship programs and services. We are an affiliate of Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Canada.
Volunteer Positions: In-School Mentors, mPower Mentors, Club Based Mentors, Recreation Mentors, Big Brothers/Sisters/Couples
Contact: Sabrina Maschmeyer, Community Relations Coordinator at sabrina.maschmeyer@bbbscalgary.com
Boys and Girls Club of Calgary
To provide a safe, supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and skills for life.
Volunteer Positions: Program, Special Event and Administration Volunteers.
Contact: David Johnston-Ball, Volunteer Specialist at djohnstonball@bgcc.ab.ca
Brenda Strafford Centre
The Brenda Strafford Centre offers support in the prevention of domestic violence. The centre is a second stage shelter for women and their children — creating a safe community for abused women and children.
Volunteer Positions: Evening Childcare and Peer Support
Contact: Maureen Fraser, Volunteer Coordinator at 403.270.7240 ext. 31
Brown Bagging for Calgary's Kids
Brown Bagging for Calgary’s Kids offers children and youth in need, hope and opportunity through the provision of essential nutrients necessary for healthy growth and development. To act as a catalyst in the development of community based solutions to break down barriers caused by malnutrition.
Volunteer Positions: Lunch makers
Contact: Christy Switzer, Community Outreach Coordinator at christy@brownbaggingit.org
Calgary Association of Self Help
A community mental health centre providing support counseling, skill development, social/recreational programs and crisis intervention to adults with mental illness.
Volunteer Positions: Staff Assistant Volunteer
Contact: Bev Wadsworth, Volunteer Program Coordinator at bev.wadsworth@calgaryselfhelp.com
Calgary Basketball Officials Association
Calgary Basketball Officials Association (CBOA) is to offer consistent, educated, professional officiating to any and all associations in Calgary and surrounding areas. The CBOA serves all levels of basketball including Jr. High, High School, Sr. Men’s, College and University.
Volunteer Positions: Basketball Officials
Contact: Don Herman, President at 403-616-6393 or president@cboa.ca
Calgary Catholic Immigration Society (CCIS)
CCIS is a non-profit volunteer organization, which provides settlement, and integration services to all immigrants and refugees in Southern Alberta. It is committed to ensure new Canadians regain and maintain a life of dignity and self-worth through the resettlement and integration process.
Volunteer Positions: Various
Contact: Aura Popescu, Volunteer Resources Coordinator at 403-262-2006 ext. 753 or volunteer@ccis-calgary.ab.ca
Calgary Chinese Community Service Association
CCCSA empowers current and future generations in the Chinese community through education, facilitation, and advocacy in addressing multicultural and diversity issues, and acting as a bridge to mainstream institutions and organizations. In doing so, CCCSA collaborates and consults
with participants, partners, and community representatives in order to maximize resources, knowledge, expertise, and potential.
Volunteer Positions: Many great opportunities, including Front Desk Support, Child and Youth Worker, Legal Aid Assistant, Interpreter/Translator, etc.
Contact: David Tam, Volunteer Coordinator, at volunteerprogram@cccsa.ca
Calgary Crime Stoppers
Crime Stoppers provides citizens with a way to anonymously provide the law enforcement with information about unsolved crimes.
Volunteer Positions: Board of Directors, Community Awareness, Call Centre, and Actors.
Contact: Terry Hathaway, Executive Director at crimestoppersadmin@shaw.ca
Calgary Family Services
Calgary Family Services is a non-profit organization with a proud tradition of caring since 1910. Our mission and vision is to build strength in Calgary’s diverse population through building strong families and communities for generations. Calgary Family Services programs target all of life’s milestones and change points, supporting people as they navigate the terrain of childhood, adulthood and elderhood.
Volunteer Positions: Friendly visitor (with seniors), Telephone friend (with seniors, Child care, Children Program Assistant, ESL, Good Food Box, special projects, etc.
Contact: Volunteer Coordinator varies depending on volunteer area & position. Main office, 403-269-9888 or volunteer@calgaryfamily.org
Calgary Inter-Faith Food Bank
To provide quality emergency food for those in need.
Volunteer Positions: Numerous different positions – refer to website.
Contact: Beth Espey, Volunteer Resources Supervisor at 403-319-0830 or bespey@calgaryfoodbank.com
Calgary Police Victim Assistance Unit
Victim Support Workers offering information, support and referrals to victims of crime and tragedy through telephone contact or in-person attendance to home, hospital or at the scene of the incident. Facilitating court preparation and accompaniment to victims/witnesses who have been subpoenaed to testify in criminal court.
Volunteer Positions: Victim Support Workers
Contact: Penny Ferguson, VAST Coordinator at 403-206-8398
Calgary Sexual Health Centre
The Calgary Sexual Health centre is a community based organization that provides access to non judgmental sexual and reproductive health services and supports across the lifespan.
Volunteer Positions: Community Events Volunteers
Contact: Tina Clem, Programs Manager at tclem@calgarysexualhealth.ca
Calgary Young Offender Centre
Volunteer Positions: ONE-TO-ONE, Education, Recreation, and Activity Volunteers.
Contact: Andre Costigan, at 403-662-3556 or andre.costigan@gov.ab.ca
Calgary Zoo, The
The mission of the Calgary Zoological Society, in partnership with The City of Calgary and its citizens, is to develop, operate and promote an integrated zoological, botanical and prehistoric park and a conservation centre for the combined purposes of conservation, education, recreation and scientific study.
Volunteer Positions: Special events
Contact: Renée Fleming, Volunteer Resources Supervisor at reneef@calgaryzoo.ab.ca
Canadian Association for Disabled Skiers – Calgary Zone
To help people of all ages with physical and/or cognitive disabilities learn to ski and snowboard using adaptive strategies and equipment.
Volunteer Positions: Ski/Snowboard Instructors and Instructor Aides.
Contact: Kendra Fergusson, Volunteer Recruitment & Development Coordinator at volunteer@cadscalgary.ca
Canadian Cancer Society
We are a national, community-based organization of volunteers, whose mission is the eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life of people living with cancer.
Volunteer Positions: Special Events, Office administration, CancerConnections, Volunteer Driver Program, Leadership Committees, and Wig bank.
Contact: Shannon Hennig, Volunteer Resources Coordinator at 403-303-3511 or shannon.hennig@cancer.ab.ca
Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation – Calgary and Southern Alberta Chapter
The chapter raises money to fund research towards the goal of a cure or control for cystic fibrosis and to support high quality care for patients. We also promote public awareness of this devastating disease.
Volunteer Positions: Special events throughout the year including golf tournaments, Great Strides Walk, “Ride for the Breath of Life” motorcycle fundraiser, “Wrapping for a Cure” gift wrapping in malls throughout December as well as many others.
Contact: Kirsten Hrup or Teri Lang at 403.266.5295 or Deb Laval – VP of Volunteers - through our website.
Canadian Diabetes Association
Canadian Diabetes Association promotes the health of Canadians through diabetes research, education, service and advocacy.
Volunteer Positions: Presenters
Contact: Melissa Goffic, Volunteer Coordinator at melissa.goffic@diabetes.ca
Canadian Liver Foundation
Our mandate is to promote liver health and to reduce the incidence and impact of all liver disease. To achieve this goal, we work through our volunteer chapters across the country to improve public awareness and understanding of liver health and liver disease, raise funds for research and reach out to liver disease patients and their families.
Volunteer Positions: Various positions available.
Contact: Sushana Rattan, Regional Coordinator at 403-276-3390
Canadian Mental Health Association
CMHA Calgary empowers people with mental health issues to thrive in our community. We do this by building understanding and acceptance of mental illness, providing much-needed support services - in the home, workplace and community, and by advancing mental health and wellness. In the streets, in our housing facilities and in the community, our specialized programs and services reach over 17,000 people each year.
Volunteer Positions: Youth Educators, Peer Supports, Long term care connections
Contact: Quentin Sinclair, Human Resources Manager at 403.297.1713, or quentin.sinclair@cmha.calgary.ab.ca
Canadian Paraplegic Association
To assist persons with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities to achieve independence, self-reliance and full community participation.
Volunteer Positions: Peer Program, Golf Tournament, Office
Contact Person: Cal Schuler, Manager of Client Services at cal.schuler@cpa-ab.org
Carewest
8 sites with both Rehab and Recovery and Long Term Care clients and residents. Some of the requirements to volunteer are: be 16 years of age, be able to commit six month of service, be able to pass a police security clearance, attend a volunteer information and orientation session and attend a placement interview.
Volunteer Positions: Varies depending on site.
Contact: Debby Clegg, Volunteer Resources Coordinator at debby.clegg@albertahealthservices.ca
Children's Cottage Society
Children's Cottage Society – preventing harm and neglect to all children and strengthening families by demonstrating leadership through a network of crisis, respite and support services.
Provides services at a Crisis Nursery for children 0 – 8 years old, Brenda’s House, a centre for families experiencing homelessness, in home respite and in home programming for parents and families.
Volunteer Positions: Child Care, Program Facilitators for children and adults, Office Assistance, Bakers, and Donation Sorters.
Contact: Linda A McLean, Manager Volunteer Programs at volunteer@childrenscottage.ab.ca
Children’s Wish Foundation, The
Established in 1983, the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada is a national non-profit organization dedicated to fulfilling a favorite wish for children diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses. Since its inception, Children’s Wish has granted more than 15,000 wishes for children and their families and fulfills approximately 1000 wishes annually – each being an individual adventure, carefully structured to meet the needs of that particular child.
Volunteer Positions: Office Volunteers, Event Volunteers, Organizing Committee Volunteers
Contact: Laura Van Zoost, Event Coordinator at ab@childrenswish.ca
Chrysalis
Chrysalis: An Alberta Society for Citizens with Disabilities delvers personalized services to assist person with disabilities in achieving their recreational, volunteer and employment goals in the community. Chrysalis provides service to over 400 Albertans with mild to severe disabilities that include developmental disabilities; mental illness; dual diagnosis; and impairments affecting physical, sensory, and/or brain function.
Volunteer Positions: Include Special Events, and Running Client Programming.
Contact: Cindy Walker, Human Resource Coordinator at 403-258-1501 ext 107, or cindyw@chrysalis.ab.ca.
City of Calgary, The
The City of Calgary’s facilities and programs are always looking for volunteers to enhance service to the public. Volunteer opportunities range from a brief, one-time commitment, to a weekly commitment on a year-round basis. There are opportunities for both youth and adults.
Volunteer Positions: There are over 50 different volunteer positions to choose from. Opportunities exist in these business units: Animal & Bylaw services, Community & Neighbourhood services, Parks, and Recreation.
Contact: Joleen Quennell, Recreation Program Specialist at 403-268-1312.
CUPS Community Health Centre
We seek through compassionate health care, social and educational services to nurture and promote healing to those that have rejected or have been rejected or neglected by society. Our focus is on human healing. Our resources are offered in this service, and the boundaries of our work know no limits other than those of human need.
Volunteer Positions: Outreach Nurse Assistant, Mentors, and Classroom Assistants
Contact: Margaret Carlson, Volunteer and Special Events Coordinator at 403.206.0278
Distress Centre Calgary
The Distress Centre provides 24 hour crisis lines and on-site crisis counselling services.
The crisis line volunteer program is the largest and most visible program within the Distress Centre. Trained volunteers do the direct service work on these lines.
Becoming a crisis line volunteer is a very rewarding experience! Please visit our website for further information on volunteering, the training, the commitment requirement, and the benefits!
Volunteer Positions: Crisis Line Volunteers.
Contact: Serena Bouma, Volunteer Recruitment and Training Coordinator at 403-266-1634
Duke of Edinburgh's Award, The
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is an international development programme founded by H.R.H. Prince Philip in the 1950’s. We have a current registration of close to 5,000 young people in Alberta. The award concept is one of individual challenge. It presents young people a balanced, non-competitive programme of voluntary activities, which encourages personal discovery and growth, self-reliance, perseverance, responsibility to themselves and service to the community. Achievers are required to participate in four mandatory activities: community service, physical recreation, skill development and undertake an expedition or exploration. Our Programme is designed to be a very individual experience, which provides for the inclusion of all youth between the ages of 14 – 25.
Volunteer Positions: N/A – but the opportunity to use your other volunteer hours toward the Award.
Contact: Tirian Eynon, Award Officer at abnwtnu@dukeofed.org
Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary
The Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary offers pathways to healing for women involved in the criminal justice system by providing programming, support, and advocacy.
Volunteer Positions: Youth court worker, Adult court worker, Domestic court worker, Legal ease volunteer and more!
Contact Person: Stephanie Dorosz, Volunteer Coordinator/Youth Court Worker at 403-297-6043 or volunteer@elizabethfry.ab.ca
Girl Guides of Canada – Calgary Area
To provide programs that will support girls and women to become confident and contributing community members.
Volunteer Positions: Leaders and Committee Members.
Contact: Pat Istead, Membership Committee Chair at 403-271-0999 or memmar@calgareaguides.com
Hands at Work Africa (Canada) Society
To relieve poverty, sickness and distress amongst orphans, vulnerable children, widows and the sick in Africa, especially those who have been affected or left vulnerable by the HIV/AIDS pandemic; to preserve and protect human health by education persons with respect to the causes and treatment of HIV/AIDS disease and by providing funds to assist medical and non-medical personnel and educators who are working to defeat the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Africa.
Volunteer Positions: Various short and long term positions throughout Africa.
Contact Person: Lisa Dalley, Executive Director at lisa@ca.handsatwork.org
Hull Child and Family Services
Hull Child and Family Services serves children, adults and families who experience significant mental health, behavioural and developmental challenges. Expertise is provided to help build success in their lives.
Volunteer Positions: Mentors, Special Events, and Special Skills.
Contact Person: Ada Nanning, Volunteer Resources Coordinator at ananning@hullservices.ca
Immigrant Services Calgary
Immigrant Services Calgary is dedicated to ensuring that immigrants and their families have the opportunity to become full participants, both as beneficiaries and contributors, in Canadian society.
Volunteer Positions: Many great volunteer opportunities available including: interpretation, translation, office support, special events, etc.
Contact: Sophie Durzi, Volunteer Coordinator at 403-538-8355 or volunteer@immigrantservicescalgary.ca
Impact Society
Impact Society helps people come alive by uncovering their natural strengths and unleashing them to live with hope and meaning, to meet challenges, and make choices based on character and integrity for personal, academic, or professional success for themselves and those around them.
Volunteer Positions: HEROES Instructor.
Contact: Sarin Harrison, Programs Administrator at 403-280-1856 ext. 13 or sarin@impactsociety.com
Katimavik
Katimavik is a national volunteer service organization that aims to empower youth to make a significant contribution to local communities and participate in nation-building while fostering their personal and professional development through a challenging youth-volunteer, leadership and service-learning program.
Volunteer Positions: Participant in 6 or 9 month volunteer youth service program.
Contact: Tony Bober, Acting Communication & Development Manager at tbober@katimavik-pra.org
LINKages Society of Alberta
To foster friendships between youth and seniors to enhance their personal strengths and quality of life by providing intergenerational programs and services.
Volunteer Positions: Students to befriend a senior.
Contact: Linda Hall - Coordinator, Young Adults Connecting with Seniors at linda.hall@link-ages.ca
Mustard Seed Street Ministry, The
The Mustard Seed Street Ministry is a non-profit Christian humanitarian organization that has been caring for Calgary’s homeless for over 24 years. We help meet the essential needs of the less fortunate through food, clothing and shelter provisions. The Mustard Seed also provides a broad range of progressive and innovative education and employment training programs to help guests regain confidence, find hope, and rebuild their lives off the street. Supported housing, arts and recreation programs, an integrative health and wellness centre, and personalized mentoring provide comprehensive care to our guests, helping restore wholeness and confidence.
Volunteer Positions: Essential Services, Computer Lab, GED tutor, Career Development, Housing Support Worker, Art Studio support, and Recreation support.
Contact: Spencer Lippitt, Volunteer Support at spencerlippitt@theseed.ca
McMan Youth, Family and Community Services Association
To support and encourage individuals and families to achieve their full potential as members of their community.
Volunteer Positions: Various positions available.
Contact: Maggie Schmiemann, Volunteer Coordinator at maggie.schmiemann@mcman.ca
Military Museums, The
The Military Museums envisions a community where military contributions to Canada's heritage endure and embodies the ideals to Remember, Preserve, Educate.
Volunteer Positions: Visitor Services Museum Hosts, Education Interpreters, Tour Guides, Collections & Archives, Special Events, Gift Shop Attendants and more.
Contact: Estelle Guthro, Manager of Volunteer Programs, 403-974-2811 or estelle@themilitarymuseums.ca
Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, Calgary and Area Chapter
To be a leader in finding the cure for Multiple Sclerosis and enabling people affected by MS to enhance their quality of life. Our vision is a world without MS.
Volunteer Positions: Recreation: bowling, yoga, crafts and conversation; friendly visiting program events: yearly large fundraisers.
Contact: Marie Wong, Manager, Volunteer Resources at marie.wong@mscalgary.org
Ronald McDonald House Southern Alberta
Ronald McDonald House® Southern Alberta provides a home away from home and support for sick children and their families. Since opening in 1985, the purpose of the House has remained the same: keeping families together while their child is being treated for illness in a compassionate and comfortable, home-like atmosphere.
Volunteer Positions: A variety of positions – can be found on our website.
Contact: Kristy Brosz, Volunteer Coordinator at kristy@rmhsouthernalberta.org
Salvation Army - Community Services (Calgary)
The Salvation Army is the largest non-government direct provider of social services here in Canada. We strive to meet human needs and be a transforming influence in the communities of our world.
Volunteer Positions: Several: Christmas Kettles, Christmas Warehouse, Disaster Services, Hospice, Special Events, Administration, Client Services etc.
Contact: Margaret Blackburn, Volunteer & Special Events Coordinator at margaret.blackburn@centreofhope.org
Scouts Canada – Chinook Council
Scouts Canada’s mission is to contribute to the education of young people, through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law, to help build a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society. We offer fun and exciting outdoor programs for youth aged 5-26. Individuals aged 18-26 may be a program participant and program volunteer concurrently.
Volunteer Positions: Program Leadership working with youth 5-13, adult training roles, organizational administration/management roles and more.
Contact: Jeff Schaffhauser, Field Executive at chinook@scouts.ca
Sonshine Community Services
Sonshine Community Services: To provide social services from a Christian perspective on a not-for-profit basis.
Sonshine Centre: To provide a long-term residential program for women and children who have experienced family violence and abuse.
Sonshine Counselling Services: To provide counselling to individuals, families and groups, and education and support opportunities to the community.
Sonshine Family Day Homes: To provide quality family childcare for all children 0-12.
Volunteer Positions: Various group and individual opportunities.
Contact: Terry-Mae, Volunteer Coordinator at thepburn@sonshine.ab.ca
Special Olympics Calgary
Special Olympics Calgary is a non-profit organization that provides sport and recreation year-round to individuals with an intellectual disability on both a competitive and non-competitive basis.
Volunteer Positions: Coach
Contact: Ashley Schuler, Volunteer and Tournament Coordinator at ashley@specialolympicscalgary.ca or 403-735-1022
Theatre Junction GRAND
As Calgary’s culturehouse of contemporary live arts, we are the junction where people, ideas, and art forms converge to celebrate differences, open new possibilities, and move in new directions. Theatre Junction GRAND presents local, national, and international theatre, dance, and music, as well as works with a Resident Company of Artists in New Theatre Creation.
Volunteer Positions: Various.
Contact: Adelle de la Paz, Administrative Assistant at info@theatrejunction.com
Universal Rehabilitation Service Agency (URSA)
Universal Rehabilitation Service Agency (URSA) is a Calgary-based noon-profit agency which was established in 1985. Our objective is to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities in community settings. “Universal” refers to an agency willing to develop and provide needed rehabilitation services not currently in existence. It also identifies URSA’s commitment to sharing knowledge and expertise with other national and international rehabilitation centres.
Volunteer Positions: Various positions throughout the organization that is flexible to accommodate the wishes of potential volunteers.
Contact: Teisha Kaiser, Volunteer Manager at 403-272-7722
Volunteer Calgary
Volunteer Calgary has been helping people get involved in their community for over half a century. We do this by: Promoting the value of volunteering, connecting people with opportunities to volunteer, strengthening the ability of groups and individuals to support volunteers, and providing leadership on issues related to volunteerism.
Volunteer Positions: Various
Contact: Kali Readwin, Office Coordinator at volunteer@volunteercalgary.ab.ca
Wood’s Homes
Wood’s Homes is a nationally accredited mental health agency that offers residential and community-based treatment for troubled youth and families. Wood's is known for responsive and innovative services . . . a trusted place where all young people in trouble, regardless of how difficult, can turn to for help.
Volunteer Positions: Various
Contact: Brenda Walsh, Human Resources at 403.270.1770 or email brenda.walsh@woodshomes.ca
WinSport Canada – Canada Olympic Park
To provide world-class winter sport facilities through a sustainable business model where Canadian athletes can discover, develop and excel.
Vision: The acknowledged leader in developing and sustaining the facilities required for Canada to be the number one winter sport nation.
Volunteer Positions: Professional skills, Visitor information centre host, Trail monitor, Ski jump tower host, Snow friend, Greet & Guide, Special events, Olympic Hall of Fame host.
Contact: Jocelyn Obreiter, HR Advisor, Volunteers at volunteers@winsportcanada.ca
YMCA Calgary
YMCA Calgary is a charitable organization dedicated to building strong kids, strong families and strong communities. For over 100 years, YMCA Calgary has provided Calgarians with community programs, health, fitness and recreation, education and personal development opportunities.
Volunteer Positions: Fitness instructors, Weight floor monitors, Youth instructors, Babysitting Caregivers, Locker Room Attendants, and Preschool Instructors.
Contact: Joan Fanstone, VP, Human Resources at jfanstone@calgary.ymca.ca
YWCA of Calgary
The YWCA of Calgary offers programs and services to women and their families, providing them with the skills and opportunities to contribute to and benefit from healthy communities.
Volunteer Positions: Various volunteer opportunities available.
Contact: Christine Getz, Volunteer Coordinator at cgetz@ywcaofcalgary.com
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