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Recently the big news that shocked Canada, was the closing of Target stores nationwide. Unfortunately in the non-profit sector, news of closure isn’t uncommon. Whether it’s due to lack of funding or community support, each year we hear of numerous non-profits in Toronto shutting down.
Volunteers can change this.
Whether you want to be at the front of the action by fundraising, or prefer to work directly with an organization’s clients, your time goes a long way in helping Toronto’s non-profits continue their hard work. Every minute you give matters so don’t ever think we aren’t appreciative.
Check out our website for available volunteer opportunities.
If you can’t find the right role for you, why not get in contact and see if we can help? You can book an appointment, give us a call, email us or even stop in at our office!
Featured Volunteer - Norma Trivino
For the past 22 years Norma has served as a dedicated volunteer at work, in her community and with her church.
At work, she has volunteered for over 14 years on the Government of Canada Workplace Charitable Campaign where she wore diverse hats, including Chair, Co-Chair, Committee Member, Special Events Coordinator and Ambassador Coordinator.
Through her church, she volunteers for the Homeless Outreach Program, which offers sandwiches to helps feed the displaced people of Toronto. Along with food, they bring their message of hope to those feeling lost and forgotten. Norma remembers when one individual was so inspired by their message he sought help, got a job, an apartment and began to take part in society again.
What are Norma's thoughts on volunteering?
"It is more blessed to give than to receive."
Read Norma's Full Story
Featured Organization
 The Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives (CLGA) is the largest independent LGBTQ+ archives in the world. With a focus on Canadian content, the CLGA acquires, preserves and provides public access to information and archival materials in any medium.
By collecting and caring for important historical records, personal papers, unpublished documents, publications, audio-visual material, works of art, photographs, posters, and other artifacts, the CLGA is a trusted guardian of LGBTQ+ histories now and for generations to come.
Selected Volunteer Opportunities available with CLGA:
Assistant Curator
Writer
Executive Assistant
Handy Person
Upcoming Information Sessions
How To Volunteer On A City of Toronto Board
TONIGHT: Tuesday January 27th - 6.30PM
Where: Etobicoke Civic Centre
Discover why volunteering on a City board is a great opportunity and how you can get involved.
Volunteering in Toronto
When: Thursday January 29th -6:00PM
Where: Volunteer Toronto
Find out how to find the right volunteer position as well as what to expect before and after you start volunteering.
Trailblazer Series: Recruiting and Retaining The Right Volunteers
When: Tuesday February 3rd - 6:30PM
Where: Canadian Management Centre
If you are involved in managing a grassroots non-profit, join this leadership discussion on how and where to find the right volunteers, and how to retain them.
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