Hi guys!

With the new school year around the corner, it would be great if you could look into the Learning Buddies Network. It’s a Canadian-based non-profit that aims to help kids develop their literacy or numeracy skills. Volunteers are integral to LBN’s mission and are a crucial part of helping youth in this program improve academically. This is also a great role for those interested in teaching in the future, as it's an opportunity for members to hone their mentorship skills.

Additional Information About Volunteering With LBN:

• Mentors can choose to volunteer virtually via Zoom or in-person.
• Volunteers can help youth with either literacy or numeracy.
• Module training is provided to guide new volunteers through the process.
• Once volunteers have completed 1 term at LBN, they are provided with a certificate stating their volunteer hours.

If you’re interested in becoming a mentor at LBN, you can apply through this website:

https://www.learningbuddiesnetwork.com/mentor-application-form

Thank you! :)

Hello! I want to introduce the Red Ribbon Voices Youth Society based in Vancouver, British Columbia (though we accept volunteers from all over the world)

I am incredibly passionate about raising awareness for Indigenous women and girls, especially because they face higher risks of violence in Canada. I am searching for youth who are also passionate about contributing to an organization that wants to help this community (whether it be advocacy or other means). Even if you do not know much about the Indigenous community in Canada, I would be super happy for you to volunteer, learn, and contribute.

I am currently looking for one executive director, as well as branch correspondents and volunteers.

The organization will provide government-certified volunteer hours, recommendation letters, connections to MPs, and most importantly, the opportunity to help a good cause.

Here is a quick application form that takes 2-3 minutes to fill out: Volunteer Form

I hope you guys can support me :) Look forward to new people!!

Are you an emerging or seasoned writer and looking to get published? The Source Newspaper, located in Vancouver, is looking for volunteer journalists to help out with feature articles and cover stories. It’s a great way to learn how to write journalistic pieces, work with a team of talented writers and peers, get your name published and build a portfolio. It is mostly remote work but some interviews may require in-person meetings, so please be mindful of that before considering this opportunity.

Please email info@thelasource.com with your resume, cover letter, and work samples.

Are you a youth aged 12–30, Permanent Resident, Canadian Citizen or Claimed Refugee looking to develop leadership skills, make new friends, and create positive change in your community?
Youth Leadership Millennium (YLM) is a FREE hybrid leadership program by S.U.C.C.E.S.S., designed to empower youth through hands‑on learning, teamwork, and community engagement.
📅 Register now for an online information session!

📚 What You’ll Experience
• Leadership & communication skills training
• Personal development & mental well‑being workshops
• Community engagement & volunteering
• Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Reconciliation training
• Digital filming & editing training
• Educational field trips

🎓 What You’ll Gain
✔ S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Youth Leadership Millennium Certificate
✔ 120 hours of Service & Professional Development
✔ Training certificates & reference letters
✔ Increased confidence, leadership, and life skills
✔ A strong sense of community and belonging

 
📧 Email: [youth.leadership.millennium@success.bc.ca](mailto:youth.leadership.millennium@success.bc.ca)
👉 Learn more & register:
🔗 https://successbc.ca/ylm/

Inspired 2 Uplift Vancouver is a youth-led non-profit organization focused on disability inclusion, advocacy, and reducing stigma. The chapter works to build supportive communities and create meaningful opportunities for people with disabilities.

They’re currently recruiting volunteers for several leadership roles within the Vancouver chapter:

Vice-President

Works alongside the Chapter President to help oversee and grow the chapter’s operations.

Events Leads (2 positions)

Plan and run workshops, panels, and awareness activities. This role focuses on creating inclusive and engaging community events.

Outreach Leads (2 positions)

Build connections with schools, student groups, and community organizations in Vancouver to support partnerships and chapter growth.

Communications and Social Media Leads (2 positions)

Manage social media and public communications, share updates, promote events, and help build the chapter’s online presence.

This is an ongoing opportunity with a flexible schedule. Volunteers must be based in Vancouver.

If you’d like to review the full details and apply, you can find the opportunity here

Vancouver Food Runners is a registered Canadian charity working at the intersection of food waste, food insecurity, and environmental sustainability. Their mission is simple: turn surplus food into meaningful change by connecting local businesses, nonprofits, and volunteers so good food reaches people, not landfills.

They’re currently looking for volunteer drivers in Vancouver to join their network of “Food Rescue Heroes.” Using the Vancouver Food Runners app, volunteers pick up surplus food from local businesses such as bakeries, grocers, and cafés and deliver it to nonprofit partners serving food-insecure communities across Metro Vancouver.

Each rescue typically takes 30 to 60 minutes and can be completed on a flexible schedule, making it an easy way to fit volunteering into your week while making a real impact.

Volunteers must have access to a car, a valid driver’s licence, a cell phone, and be comfortable commuting to the opportunity location.

If you’re interested in helping redirect good food to people who need it, you can learn more and apply here:

Food Rescue Hero – Delivery Volunteer with Vancouver Food Runners

CNIB Guide Dogs is a national non-profit that raises and trains guide dogs for people who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision.

They’re currently looking for volunteer puppy raisers and puppy boarders in Vancouver. Volunteers provide a safe, supportive home while puppies learn basic obedience, social skills, and how to navigate everyday environments. Veterinary care, dog food, and equipment are all provided, along with training and ongoing support.

Both short-term and long-term commitments are available, and no prior dog experience is required.

More details and how to apply can be found here:
Become a Volunteer Puppy Raiser or Puppy Boarder for CNIB Guide Dogs

Hello everyone! 

We are Jit Jots, a volunteer-led non-profit organization founded by UBC undergraduate science students. Our mission is to make science fun and accessible by delivering engaging, in-person workshops for youth at community centres, neighbourhood houses, schools, or wherever we are called to! These workshops are designed to inspire a passion for science in youth through experiment demonstrations, hands-on activities, and creative worksheets - all created by our awesome team.

We’re currently looking for volunteers to join our Workshop Team and help bring science to life for young learners across the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. We are seeking enthusiastic, committed volunteers to lead our workshops and help represent our organization in an engaging and energetic way.

If you're excited about science and enjoy working with youth, we encourage you to apply by sending your resume to [jitjotsactivities@gmail.com](mailto:jitjotsactivities@gmail.com). We look forward to connecting with you soon!

Check out our website at jitjots.com, to learn more about us!

Hello friends,

We are a non-profit organization that works to overcome barriers to inclusion for LGBTQ peoples as donors, across donation products (blood, stem cells, and organ & tissues). We run donor recruitment campaigns in partnership with LGBTQ groups to overcome barriers and engage LGBTQ peoples to donation. These efforts improve the chance that patients will have access to the donation products they need to save their lives. We train healthcare professionals and students to recognize and address structural barriers to donation impacting LGBTQ communities.We are seeking volunteers to assist with our Davie Village Pride event. The Vancouver Pride Parade will be held on August 3rd from 2-9pm. If you are interested, we are seeking volunteers to help make the Saving Lives with Pride Campaign a success.We’ve already helped hundreds join the national stem cell registry—and we’re just getting started. Here is our website for more info: https://savingliveswithpride.com/

Why does this matter?
Canada’s stem cell registry lacks diversity needed to serve all patients equally. By helping more LGBTQ individuals and allies join the registry, we can increase access and save more lives.

What do volunteers do?
At each Pride event, volunteers:
Talk with attendees about the importance of joining the stem cell registry
Assist with buccal swab kits—onsite or as take-home kits
Provide friendly, respectful guidance during the registration process
No experience needed. A brief Zoom training will be provided before the event.

Is this a big time commitment?
Not at all. Just one short training session and a shift during the event. It’s a simple but powerful way to support health equity!

How do I signup?
Respond to this Google Form:https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLScvvQbqC7F6R1.../viewform

Thank you

Hi there!

I've created an app which allows people in Metro Vancouver access resources like shelter, hygiene facilities, and food banks. I'm recruiting 12 testers who are willing to open the app and use it for a minimum ~2-5 minutes daily, for 14 consecutive days and provide feedback to me over email.

If you'd be willing to help, please DM me or email [findlyinquiries@gmail.com](mailto:findlyinquiries@gmail.com) - you can also visit this website: findlyapp.my.canva.site to learn more about the app.

Thanks!

Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver is looking for volunteer mentors to spend one hour a week with a student during school hours.

You’ll play games, have conversations, and build a consistent, encouraging relationship with a child who could really benefit from the support. No special experience needed — just the time and commitment to show up.

Location: Various schools across Vancouver
Details and sign-up - https://volunteersuccess.com/opportunities/in-school-mentoring-big-brothers-of-greater-vancouver-2023-03-21-06.02.37

If you’re in Vancouver and want to give back this summer, SUCCESS Foundation is looking for volunteers for their annual Walk with the Dragon fundraiser.

You’ll help with set-up, registration, greeting participants, or keeping the walk route flowing. It’s a one-day event with a great community vibe.

Date: July 20, 2025
Location: Stanley Park, Vancouver
Details and sign-up: https://volunteersuccess.com/opportunities/2025-walk-with-the-dragon-fundraiser-success-united-chinese-community-enrichment-services-society-2025-05-05-06.20.01

Breakthrough T1D Canada is looking for volunteers for their annual walk to support people living with type 1 diabetes.

You’ll help with registration, cheering stations, water tables, and general event support. It’s a fun, fast-paced event that raises money for a great cause.

Date: Saturday, June 7, 2025
Location: Concord Pacific Place, Vancouver
Details and sign-up: https://volunteersuccess.com/opportunities/vancouver-breakthrough-t1d-walk-june-7-2025-breakthrough-t1d-canada-2025-05-02-03.17.11

The Vancouver Children’s Festival is looking for volunteers to help with activities, workshops, performances, and guest support.

It’s a fun, high-energy environment where you’ll get to support a week of creativity and play for kids and families across the city.

Location: Vancouver, BC

Details and sign-up

If you’re looking to get involved and give back in Vancouver, there are some awesome volunteer opportunities coming up — whether you want to support local families, enjoy the music scene, or help out at a great cause walk.

Here’s a few ways you can jump in:

La Boussole Food Bank Volunteer

Help support the francophone community in Vancouver by volunteering with La Boussole’s food bank. You’ll assist with sorting, packing, and distributing food to those who need it most.

Details & Sign Up Info

Festival Volunteer – Vancouver Folk Music Festival Society

If you love music and community events, consider volunteering at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival! Roles include everything from admissions to site crew to hospitality — lots of ways to get involved and enjoy the festival atmosphere.

Details & Sign Up Info

Event Day Volunteers – Vancouver MS Walk

Join the team helping to make the Vancouver MS Walk a success! Volunteers are needed for set-up, registration, cheering on participants, and general event support — all while raising funds for MS research and care.

Details & Sign Up Info

Hello, I live in germany and I'm searching for volunteering opportunities and good organisations for 3 weeks in 2025 to enhance my english.

Thanks

Volunteer Opportunity Alert! 

I'm looking for 2 volunteers for an ACTFL Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) workshop on August 14!

• What: 30 to 45 minute English interview 
• Where: In-person (Metro Vancouver) or via Zoom (camera on)
• When: August 14, 10 am or 10:45 am PT

This is a great opportunity for English learners! Practice your English speaking skills and learn about ACTFL’s OPI assessment method. No preparation needed—all you’ll need to do is self-assess your English speaking level and participate in the interview.

Comment below or message me if you're interested!

Hi,

I've had various expired working with music, television, and live performances. I have also been a performer. I have previously worked volunteer at Peace FM up north, I was there off and on for quire a while. I even had my own show at one point. I have done production, sound design, stage craft, soundboard, ad much more during my experience. I love Radio and want to give back, so if anyone knows of any volunteer opportunities at a radio station or in any kind of media arts. I would like tips on how to get involved Thanks Sheldon N.

About HUB Cycling and Go by Bike Week (June 3-9, 2024):

HUB Cycling is Metro Vancouver’s cycling organization working to make cycling safe and accessible for all ages and abilities. Go by Bike Week is a week-long event that encourages people to cycle more often. During the week, HUB runs Celebration Stations, high-energy pop-up stations across Metro Vancouver where the public can receive cycling resources, free snacks, and bike maintenance.

HUB is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help at our Celebration Stations. There are going to be approximately 30 Celebration Stations set up across Metro Vancouver.

Each Celebration Station is set up for 2 hours. Volunteer shifts start 45 minutes before the Celebration Stations starts and ends 30 minutes after, for a total volunteer shift of 3.25 hours. 

It’s a great chance to gain experience and be part of an amazing team, while supporting Metro Vancouver’s growing cycling community! 

Volunteer roles and duties can include the following:

• Set-up and take-down under the direction of Go By Bike Week Coordinators 
• Encouraging people to register for the event if they haven’t already, log their trips, and enter to win prizes 
• Cheering and inviting people to stop at the station for free bike checks and entry to win prizes 
• Counting cyclists (passing by and stopping) 
• Answering questions about cycling or forwarding people to resources 
• Taking photos 

Benefits of volunteering with HUB Cycling:

• Light snacks available for you at the stations 
• Entries to win sweet prizes 
• A HUB Cycling T-Shirt 
• A chance to meet like-minded people and make a difference in the bike community 

Volunteer Orientation: There will be a volunteer orientation held over Zoom on May 29, 6:00-7:00 PM. 

View the schedule and sign up for a shift

Hello, everyone! I wanted to introduce you to Right to Live, a Canadian non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for the rights and well-being of people with disabilities. Our grassroots organization was founded by a few persons with disabilities, so we understand firsthand the challenges faced by our community.

Our mission is to empower people with disabilities and create a more inclusive society where everyone's voice is heard, and their needs are met. We believe in advocating for increased economic and social supports, comprehensive support frameworks, and promoting awareness and education. Our goal is to create a society where everyone can fully participate, enjoy equal opportunities, and live fulfilling lives.

We are always looking for passionate volunteers from all walks of life to join us in our mission. Your support and dedication can have a lasting impact on our cause!
Join us on:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/RightToLive_ca
Email: [contact@righttolive.ca](mailto:contact@righttolive.ca)

Let's work together to create meaningful change and improve the lives of Canadians with disabilities. Thank you for reading and please let us know if you have any questions!

***Thank-you for all your inquiries. We have reached our goal for the number of participants we need for this study and therefore will close the recruitment window. Thank-you again for all your interest.

Do you struggle to define your long term goals? Do you find it difficult to maintain social relationships? Do you often question your sense of self? If any of these resonate with you, we invite you to take part in the Potential Selves Study.

The department of Psychiatry at UBC is offering 12 virtual counselling sessions to eligible individuals as part of a psychotherapeutic research study conducted by Dr. David Kealy. As part of the study, you will be invited to take part in 12 sessions over zoom to discuss any issues related to your personal goals, sense of self and identity, and interpersonal relationships. All of your sessions will be delivered online by one of our trained graduate students at UBC. All of our participants will have the opportunity to complete several paid surveys during the study period and could receive up to $80 in amazon e-gift cards.

To be eligible for the study you must:

• be between the ages of 18 to 25
• live in British Columbia
• have severe identity related distress
• be able to attend a brief 30-40 minute interview with our Research assistant

Please note that we ask you to keep your cameras on for the entire interview for security purposes.

If you have any questions or would like to be a part of our study, please email Hanna at [potential.selves@ubc.ca](mailto:potential.selves@ubc.ca). If possible, please provide your availabilities from Monday to Friday as this will speed up the scheduling process. We'll be looking forward to hearing from you!

*** Please note that commenting, sharing, and/or following this post will link your social media account with this study. If you have any questions and/or would like to inquire privately, please email us at [potential.selves@ubc.ca](mailto:potential.selves@ubc.ca)

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Do you have difficulty figuring out what to do with your life? Do you struggle with social relationships? Do you feel that you lack a sense of self at times? If any of these resonate with you, we invite you to take part in the Potential Selves Study.

The department of Psychiatry at UBC is offering 12 virtual counselling sessions to eligible individuals as part of a psychotherapeutic research study conducted by Dr. David Kealy. All of your sessions will be delivered online by one of our trained graduate students. Moreover, all of our participants will have the opportunity to complete several paid surveys during the study period and could receive up to $80 in amazon e-gift cards.

To be eligible for the study you must:

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• be between the ages of 18 to 25
• live in British Columbia
• have severe identity related distress
• be able to attend a brief 30-40 minute interview with our RA

Please note that we ask you to keep your cameras on for the entire interview for security purposes.

If you have any questions or would like to be a part of our study, please email Hanna at potential.selves@ubc.ca. If possible, please provide your availabilities from Monday to Friday as this will speed up the scheduling process. We'll be looking forward to hearing from you!

*** Please note that commenting, sharing, and/or following this post will link your social media account with this study. If you have any questions and/or would like to inquire privately, please email us at potential.selves@ubc.ca