Volunteer Opportunities

Meet People. Do Cool Stuff.

Interested in meeting new people or creating cool student experiences? The FSU Street Team connects volunteers to campus life by giving you access to FSU Events and the chance to engage with other students, all while representing YOUR FSU!

As part of the FSU Street Team, you will gain:

View the FSU Street Team Expectations for more information on the FSU Street Team role.

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Email fsustreetteam@nullfanshawec.ca with any questions you have about the FSU Street Team.

Calling all gamers! Fuel Esports offers a variety of volunteer leadership opportunities for students, including Team Coaches, Team Managers, and Team Captains. These roles involve supporting an assigned varsity team throughout the competitive season.

Volunteers help coordinate practices and competitions, communicate with players and Fuel Esports leadership, assist with scheduling and rescheduling, facilitate team activities, and support game preparation and performance review.

Time commitments vary based on the team’s competition schedule and are designed to accommodate both the volunteer’s and student-athletes’ academic responsibilities.

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The Sharing Shop provides assistance to students in food crisis and/or short-term need of assistance with food security. Our volunteers work on a fixed weekly schedule, dedicating a minimum of one hour per week for the whole semester.

Responsibilities include:

If you are a full-time student this Fall 2026 term, please send your class schedule and student number to Moira Vasquez at m_vasquez203592@nullfanshawec.ca

The FSU Student Advocate Team support the FSU Vice President, Advocacy & College Affairs and provide peer support to Fanshawe students. They assist students with navigating academic appeals and accessing college services and resources. Through this role, Student Advocates develop a foundational understanding of college policies and academic integrity while gaining valuable communication, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills. This position offers a meaningful opportunity to support fellow students and contribute to a positive college experience.

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The login link above is only for current FSU Student Advocate Team volunteers.

Email fsuadvocacy@nullfanshawec.ca any questions you have about the FSU Student Advocate Team.

Join Clubs. Create Your Own. Make New Friends.

FSU Clubs offer an incredible opportunity to enrich your college experience beyond the classroom. Our diverse range of FSU Clubs provide a platform for students to explore their interests, develop new skills, and connect with peers who share similar passions.

Visit the FSU Clubs page to find a club that interests you or to review the documents needed to create your own!

FSU Club Leadership positions in FSU Clubs qualify to be added to your Co-Curricular Record (CCR). For more information on how to create and add to your CCR, visit our Co-Curricular Record page.

For questions about FSU Clubs, please contact fsuclubs@nullfanshawec.ca

We are looking for volunteer tutors to join our Sr. M.A.P. team!

Volunteers will support high school students with assignments, test preparation, and curriculum review—helping them build confidence and reach their academic goals.

Opportunities are available virtually and in-person at our Downtown Club (184 Horton St. E.) and Montcalm Secondary School.

Email your interest to: asaglam@nullbgclondon.ca

Learn more about BGC at bgclondon.ca

About BBBS London and Area:

Big Brothers Big Sisters of London and Area has championed youth health and wellbeing for over 50 years, stepping in before it’s too late so all children can reach their full potential. We do this through our mentoring programs that match children facing adversity (Littles) with a caring adult volunteer (Bigs).

Our Bigs and Littles spend time with each other on a weekly basis doing things they both enjoy. The bond they develop during their weekly visits helps the Littles build self-esteem and make more connections in the community. Most importantly, it inspires them to dream BIG.

Commitment: 2 to 4 hours per week for at least 12 months

You will be matched with a child between the ages of 7 to 16. Together, you’ll decide what you would like to do. It might be going for a hike, playing a board game, or simply hanging out. Meetings will take place in the community and in your home.

1:1 in Schools

Commitment: 1 hour per week for the academic year

You will be matched with a child in grades 1 to 8 and meet with them weekly at their school during their nutritional break. Together, you’ll choose activities based on shared interests, like playing board games or doing crafts.

* All volunteers must be age 18+

To apply to become a mentor please fill out an inquiry form . For more information, please email volunteer.london@nullbigbrothersbigsisters.ca or call 519-438-7065 x 220.

Role(s): Match Program Volunteer

Responsibilities:

• One-on-one and family matching in an informal setting
• Needs-driven support for newcomers to help them understand the social, political, cultural, and economic context of their new community and become fully engaged in Canadian life.

Eligibility:

• Have strong writing, reading and spoken English language skills
• Ability to work with a diverse population and various levels of English
• Be a good listener, patient, supportive and empathetic to newcomers
• Familiar with life in London, ON (things to do, services offered, etc.)
• Responsible, trustworthy, approachable and friendly

Volunteers would need to complete an application and a Vulnerable Sector Check.

Commitment: 1-2 hours, weekly or bi-weekly, for 3-6 months

Contact: Any interested students (or employees) can Tammy Taves directly at ttaves@nullslnrc.ca or 519-281-4797

Role(s): English Conversation Circles Volunteer

Responsibilities:

• Enjoy talking to people
• Speak English clearly with accurate pronunciation
• Provide a positive and welcoming environment
• Slow down or repeat when required
• Show leadership to manage speaking turns and take attendance

Volunteers would need to complete an application and a Vulnerable Sector Check.

Commitment: Flexible

Contact: Any interested students (or employees) can Tammy Taves directly at ttaves@nullslnrc.ca or 519-281-4797

We offer support to equity-deserving employees, students, and equity-related student groups
If a student or staff member has experienced an equity and inclusion-related issue with another student, a staff member, or a professor, we are a direct point of contact for them to reach out to and to help navigate available options regarding situations of discrimination, bias or oppression.

We lead EDI related projects and events related to equity, diversity, inclusion, anti-oppression, and anti-racism
If any staff, faculty or students have an idea about how to make Fanshawe a more inclusive campus, we encourage them to reach out to us. We celebrate days and months of significance like Black History Month, Pride Month, Asian Heritage Month, International Women’s Day, Trans Day of Remembrance, and several disability-related events. Our events are open to the whole Fanshawe community, and are advertised on social media platforms and staff and student portals. We work closely with the FSU and invite students to come out and support our events and are always seeking student volunteers to assist with ongoing Fanshawe community projects. Students who wish to volunteer with CEDI can kindly contact us by email at: EDI@nullfanshaweC.ca

Crouch Neighbourhood Resource Centre (CNRC) is a grassroots, community-based organization located in the heart of Hamilton Road. We work alongside residents to build a safe, connected, and inclusive neighbourhood where everyone can thrive. Our programs and services focus on equity, access, and wellness—supporting people of all ages and backgrounds.

General Opportunities

Basic Needs & Advocacy: Community Food Cupboard Attendant, Grocery Pick Up

Community Development: Cards & Games Assistant, Women’s Art Club Co-facilitator, Hot Meal Program

Volunteer Position: Women’s Art Club Co-facilitator

Name of Program: Women’s Art Club, Community Development

Duration: 6 months and above

Hours Required: 3 hours, 1 shift per week (Thursdays, 12:30-3:30pm)

Key Responsibilities:

• Work with Crouch volunteers, the Community Development Coordinator, and Canadian Mental Health Association staff to ensure community members are supported throughout the duration of the group.
• Ensure Women’s Art Club is a safe and welcoming space for all participants.
• Ensuring participants in crisis are treated with respect, sensitivity, and support.

Key Tasks:

• Assist with weekly programming.
• Work with staff and volunteers to set up room and supplies.
• Work with CMHA staff to co-facilitate the group, ideally offering expertise, encouragement, and support to participants individually and as a group.
• Step in as co-facilitator if CMHA staff needs to step away to handle an individual in crisis.

Skills and Attributes Required:

• Must be female.
• Friendly, compassionate, and enthusiastic.
• Training in mental helth first aid, trauma-informed care, de-escilation, crisis intervention an asset.
• Flexibility in role and delivery of program to meet participant needs.

Apply by completing the following form: https://form-can.keela.co/volunteer-co-facilitator-womens-art-group

Volunteer Position: Food Cupboard Assistant

Name of Program: Community Food Cupboard, Basic Needs and Advocacy

Duration: 3 months and above

Hours Required: 1-4 Shifts per week (Monday-Friday; 9am-1pm/1pm-5pm)

Key Responsibilities:

• Assisting with the front desk of CNRC to ensure all participants making inquiries and requests for CNRC services are looked after promptly with dignity and respect.
• Handing out food cupboard items to participants according to CNRC policy.

Key Tasks:

• Sit at the front desk at CNRC to greet participants seeking service.
• Redirecting participants according to need or request
• Explaining rules of food cupboard access
• Recording relevant qualifying and use information from participant requesting food cupboard items
• Accessing food cupboard to collect items requested and giving them to participant
• Making participants aware of other CRNC services which may be of assistance
• Ensuring food cupboard inventory is reviewed at end of shift and items requiring restocking are appropriately noted for staff/shopping volunteer.

Skills and Attributes Required:

• Friendly, compassionate, non-judgmental person able to communicate clearly what is offered at the food cupboard and the terms of use of the food cupboard.
• Able to observe and enforce terms of use as well as behavioural issues in a calm manner. Familiarity with de-escalation tactics an asset.

Apply by completing the following form: https://form-can.keela.co/crouch-volunteer-recruitment-food-cupboard

Dale Brain Injury Services is a non-profit community organization that supports adults with an acquired brain injury. We have a variety of services from an Adult Day Program, Assisted Living Programs to Community Outreach Supports and more. We have diverse volunteer opportunities from client engagement to business and administrative supports. Learn more about volunteering with DBIS at daleservices.on.ca

Extravabandza is a large outdoor music and arts festival celebrating local talent, students, and the community. Volunteers will help ensure the day runs smoothly by supporting a variety of activities, from safety and logistics to interactive arts zones.

The event takes place on Saturday, September 6, from 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m on Dundas Place between Richmond and Talbot streets.

To sign up for the event, please fill in this volunteer application form

Good Neighbours Canada is a registered charity that supports people in need around the world. We are part of Good Neighbors, an international organization that has been responding to humanitarian crises and alleviating poverty for 33 years.

Our mission is to implement projects that promote and protect children’s rights, strengthen global partnerships and advocate for human rights in a respectful and effective way, empowering people to achieve self-reliance.

Good Neighbours Canada is partnering with BackRoads Run Club in their annual social run BackRoads Run to Port Stanley Beach on August 23! We are looking for passionate and dedicated individuals to support our booth at the finish line at Port Stanley Beach .

We need two (2) volunteers that can join us as event assistants on the day of the race on August 23 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Volunteer tasks include:

• Greeting race participants and spectators
• Handing out promotional materials
• Talking to runners about GNCA’s mission
• Helping with booth set up

Volunteers Must Be:

• Over 18 years old
• Resident of London, Ontario
• Able to travel on their own to the location at Port Stanley Beach
• Able to stand outside for the duration of the event.

For interested students, please fill out this form to sign up or email our marketing coordinator at e.francisco@nullgncanada.ca to learn more.

We offer flexible volunteer opportunities on active build sites and in our ReStore locations. ReStore shifts are available Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

habitat4home.ca/volunteer

Vision

A world where everyone has a safe and decent place to live.

Mission Statement

For more information, please contact Renee VanderHarst, Volunteer Manager at rvanderharst@nullhabitat4home.ca

Do you love content, culture and community? Join Hindu Legacy as our Social Media Manager and help us bring Hindu Heritage and Advocacy to the digital world!

Role: Social Media Manager

Commitment: 4 to 8 hours per week (flexible + remote)

What You’ll Be Doing:

• Run our IG, FB, and X like a pro
• Plan, create and schedule awesome content
• Keep our website fresh (WordPress)
• Hype up events, campaigns and community vibes
• Track the numbers and help us grow

You Are:

• Social media savvy (Canva = bonus!)
• Passionate about Hindu culture + storytelling
• Reliable, organized and full of good vibes
• Looking to make a real impact (and build your portfolio!)

What You Get:

• Real-world digital marketing experience
• A chance to shape the impact of a growing org
• Flexible hours and a passionate team
• Letter of recommendation (if you want it!)

Interested? Shoot us your resume and a quick note to connect@nullhindulegacy.org

Celebrating its 50th anniversary this summer, the Home County Music & Art Festival returns from July 24-26, 2026, as a celebration of Canadian folk music, handcrafted art, and community spirit in Victoria Park, London, Ontario.

Home County Music & Art Festival is currently looking for volunteers for all roles. To view the roles and sign up to volunteer please visit https://homecounty.festivalpro.com/form/EGwbLDRjBtJNnjunQjmm/0 or email volunteers@nullhomecounty.ca

The John Howard Society of London and District is a non-profit social service agency which assists individuals who have come in contact with the criminal justice system, as well as their loved ones, and those at risk of involvement.

The John Howard Society provides many different programs that help people who don’t always have the opportunity for a second chance. Our agency has been instrumental in providing opportunities for people to thrive, and the success that we have achieved can be seen from the impact we are making in the community.

We have many volunteer opportunities available especially for students taking programming in Police Foundations, Court Reporting, Child and Youth Worker, Social Service Worker, Law Clerk and many others.

Volunteers are welcomed to assist in the Bail reporting office, the Counselling office, assisting with Indigenous Probation workers, children and teens groups and others as needed.

Interested individuals can contact us at: volunteerprogram@nulljhslondon.on.ca attention Lara Hicks, Volunteer Coordinator.

The Learning Disabilities Association - London Region is a charitable, not-for-profit agency that serves the City of London as well as Middlesex, Elgin and Oxford counties. Through program offerings, individual coaching, advocacy and community resources, the LDA - London Region provides the ongoing strategies and accommodations people with Learning Disabilities need to succeed.

Academic Tutoring: Dedicated to supporting a student grades 3 to 12 with individualized academic tutoring sessions one day per week during our scheduled programs. The tutor would be responsible for leading these sessions by assisting with homework or providing extra instruction and practise with academic subjects.

Reading Tutoring: Supporting a child from elementary school to improve reading skills by focusing on phonological awareness, fluency, vocabulary and reading comprehension skills. Tutor/Mentors will help students in this program to improve reading skills, close overall learning gaps.

Group Programs: Assisting the facilitator while providing an engaging, safe and supportive environment to children and youth grades 3 to 12.

Fundraising Events Volunteer: Volunteers support the staff team and Fund Development Committee with promotions/marketing, solicitation of sponsorships, prizes and other items, as well as planning and event day set-up. Strong skills in planning, event execution and creativity are essential.

Skills Preferred: Have experience working with children/youth; have advanced math and written and verbal English language/communication skills; have strong planning and organizational skills.

Learn about our volunteer opportunities – contact Kate at k.chute@nullldalondon.ca or visit our website to obtain application: www.ldalondon.ca/volunteer

This opportunity is city-wide and matches an older who needs support in social or recreational activities, with a “Buddy”. The goal of the program is to help older adults participate in social activities while fostering relationships. Transportation costs will be reimbursed.

• Role: Leisure “Buddy”
• Responsibilities: The Buddies attend a social or recreational program in the community with older adults.
• Eligibility: Volunteers must be over 18 years old with a police check (costs will be reimbursed).
• Commitment: Minimum of 6 months, approximately 3 hours per week.

For more information and to apply to become a Volunteer, please contact Janina at (519) 280 3328 or at jquipp@nullslnrc.ca

Role: Volunteer Gallery Attendant

The London Children’s Museum is looking for an outgoing, fun, and enthusiastic Gallery Attendant who has no hesitation in approaching families and engaging in playful experiences. Working with the Visitor Experience staff, the volunteer will contribute to the daily experience of the museum space as well as assist in the development and delivery of outstanding child and family-centered programs and events. Our new team member(s) will identify with and exemplify our organizational values: Listen Closely, Stay Curious, Be Awesome, Be Helpful, Dream Big, Include Everyone, and Have Fun.

Position(s): 4-40 hours per week. Shifts may include daytime, weekend, evening, and holidays based on availability.

Tasks and Responsibilities

• Provide exceptional visitor experiences and customer service to all London Children’s Museum guests
• Demonstrate a visitor-centered focus by maintaining visibility on the floor and providing face-to-face interactions
• Take notice of the visitor’s needs while roaming and setting up galleries for playful experiences
• Provide unique learning experiences for visitors using artifacts and demonstrations
• Contribute to the maintenance of a safe, clean, and tidy environment
• Assist in the cleaning, upkeep, and preservation of exhibit consumables
• Provide support to the Visitor Experience team by preparing any materials needed for public programs
• Be a helpful, positive, and engaged member of the London Children’s Museum volunteer team
• Assist in exhibit observation checklist completion to determine the needs of visitors in our space

Skills

• Enthusiasm for hands-on, experiential learning
• Interest or expertise in the area(s) of heritage, art, history, culture, science, and/or education
• Previous experience working with children and families
• Desire to work in a child and family-centered environment
• Excellent time management skills and ability to work both independently and with a team
• Strong verbal, interpersonal, and written communication skills

 Position Requirements

• Minimum 14 years of age
• If above 18 years of age, a Valid Vulnerable Sector Screening (police check) must be submitted

To Apply

Please fill out a volunteer application on our website www.londonchildrensmuseum.ca/volunteer . Select applicants will be asked to attend a virtual interview. Any questions about the selection, interview and onboarding process can be directed to volunteer@nulllondonchildrensmuseum.ca.

The London Children’s Museum is committed to creating inclusive employment practices and work environments that celebrate the dignity and uniqueness of every individual. Every effort is made to reduce accessibility barriers during the candidate recruitment and selection process. Accommodations are available during every step of the onboarding process.

Role: tutoring newcomer/refugee high school students at Banting high school (Thursdays 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.) or at Cross Cultural Learning Center (flexible)

Responsibilities: teaching/mentoring high school students in chemistry, math, science, and English

Training: 2 presentations about CCLC, cross-cultural interactions, and refugee experiences, online training modules on customer service, health and safety, and racism, and a vulnerable sector check and a 1-1 interview with me

Commitment: ideally once a week or once every 2 weeks from now until the end of the school year (April 2025)

For more information, contact Ian Bagnas, Volunteer Coordinator at ibagnas@nulllcclc.org

If you are interested in volunteering at the London Public Library, please visit lpl.ca/using-library/get-involved/volunteer-us

You may have heard of TED talks, are you ready for ED Talks? London Public Library would like to invite you to share your wisdom and expertise with students in grades 11 and 12 looking to explore post-secondary options.

This will be a fun opportunity to share your knowledge as a mentor, and for some of you, gain experience public speaking.

We are seeking volunteers to be part of a panel to answer questions from high school students. Please see the session dates and information below.

All sessions will take place on a Tuesday from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

• Tuesday, September 23: Masonville: ED Talks: General Arts & Social Sciences
• Tuesday, October 7: Bostwick: ED Talks: Technology & Engineering
• Tuesday, October 14: Jalna: ED Talks: Trades
• Tuesday, October 21: Stoney Creek: ED Talks: Business
• Tuesday, October 28: Cherryhill: ED Talks: Education
• Tuesday, November 4: Beacock: ED Talks: Healthcare
• Tuesday, November 11: Central: ED Talks: Law

If you are interested in participating, please email Mallory at mallory.papadakis@nulllpl.ca with answers to the following questions:

1. What is your post-secondary program title?
2. What made you pursue your field?
3. What do you enjoy about your career, field, or education?
4. What advice would you share with high school students looking to join the field?

instructorregistrar@nulllondontrack3.ca

What is Track 3: Track 3 provides inclusive and accessible skiing experiences for individuals with diverse needs. Looking for compassionate and dedicated individuals to help achieve this mission. Volunteers will receive training and support to ensure they are well-prepared to offer a positive and enriching experience for our participants.

Track 3 is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to join us as Ski Instructors, specifically to assist participants with a variety of physical and intellectual challenges.

• Role: Track 3 Ski Instructor (volunteer)
• Responsibilities: Assist and instruct participants with physical and/or intellectual challenges, provide support on the slopes, and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
• Training: Comprehensive training will be provided to equip volunteers with the skills and knowledge needed.
• Commitment: Flexible scheduling options to accommodate varying availability. December 2025 - February 2026.

Role: Communications Committee

Responsibilities: Writing, designing graphics, managing social media, researching, and making information more accessible.

Eligibility: Any Fanshawe student with an interest in media, design, marketing, and/or food systems, agriculture, sustainability. Students will work on projects aligned with their interests (e.g. specific food system topics, graphic design, writing, creating accessible content, social media, etc.).

Commitment: A commitment of 3 hours per month, plus a 1-hour virtual meeting held on the 2nd Thursday of each month at noon. (This date and time may change; we will reassess in January 2025 to accommodate the committee members’ schedules.)

Contact: Kathy MacKay, Food Systems Facilitator info@nullmlfpc.ca

Complete this Volunteer Intake Form

Thank you for your interest in joining Mission Thrift Store’s incredible team of volunteers. Mission Thrift Store’s team strive to create a fun, welcoming, and family-like environment, where people from all walks of life come together to make a difference.

When you volunteer with Mission Thrift Store, you’re not just giving your time—you’re creating local, environmental, and global impact. Every hour you contribute helps support Mission Thrift Store’s mission to provide affordable goods, reduce landfill waste, and fund the life-changing work of their ministry partner, Bible League Canada, around the world.

To begin your volunteer journey, please follow the link below to fill out your application:

missionthriftstore.com/volunteer/

Website: say-hello.ca

Mission: Igniting connections through simple gestures, starting with saying hello, fostering community and mental well-being.

Vision: A community transformed by the power of one word, where every hello sparks lasting connections and positive change.

Impact: Breaking isolation, fostering conversations, and creating a more connected community through the simplicity of saying hello.

Opportunity: Marketing Director (Volunteer Position)

Position Activity: Board Member

Role: We are seeking someone with experience in marketing to join our board as a Marketing Director. This position is ideal for students looking to grow and develop their skills in the marketing field.

Age Requirement: 17 and above

Hours Per Week: 1-2 hours

Time Commitment: Long-Term (6+ months)

Opportunity Location: London, Ontario

Contact Name: Mark Thomas- Founder and CEO

Contact Phone: 226-503-4649

Deadline to Apply: Monday, September 30, 2024

Contact Email: thepowerofoneword@nullgmail.com

Application Form

Scouts Canada is seeking enthusiastic individuals like your students to join us in providing exciting and meaningful experiences for youth across the country. Volunteering with Scouts Canada offers a unique opportunity to develop leadership skills, gain valuable experience working with children and youth, and contribute to a positive and inclusive environment. Whether your students are interested in leading outdoor adventures, organizing engaging activities, or helping youth develop important life skills, there is a role for them in Scouts Canada.

James Miniotas

james.miniotas@nullscouts.ca

Ann-Marie Ricketts

info@nullsinglewomeninmotherhood.com

Are you looking to make a real difference in your community?

Volunteer with Single Women in Motherhood (S.W.I.M.)!!

A non-profit providing hope, support and guidance to help single mothers achieve a safe, secure future for their families with our transformative training.

We are committed to empowering single moms through positive programs that develop their full financial, emotional, personal growth, self-worth and intellectual potential.

Join our village of support!

• Events: Assist with logistics, developing timelines/budgets, providing on-site support, and evaluating success.
• Programs: Plan and conduct training sessions, provide guidance to ensure an enriching experience, and coordinate group events.
• Fundraising: Develop effective negotiation strategies to secure program incentives.
• Marketing: Create community awareness, promote through social media, assist with marketing materials, strategize campaigns, and analyze performance.

Orientation, training, and resources are provided. Gain personal fulfillment while empowering strong families!

Tammy Taves

ttaves@nullslnrc.ca or 519.281.4797

The South London Neighbourhood Resource Centre Settlement Services is instrumental in supporting the newcomer community here in London. In addition to services provided by Settlement Counsellors, we have English Conversation Circles and a Match Program for Permanent Residents and Convention Refugees. We also offer programs for youth, seniors, and families.

• Role: Canada Connexts Match Program
• Responsibilities: Long-time community members are matched with newcomers, based on similar interest or professions.
• Eligibility: Volunteers would need to complete an application and a Vulnerable Sector Check.
• Commitment: 6-month commitment

Michelle Wray

michelle.wray@nullstart2finishonline.org

Looking to make an impact and positive change in someone’s life? Volunteer with Start2Finish!

The Running & Reading Club is a fun after-school program, which uses physical activity and literacy to improve children’s physical, mental and academic well- being, empowering them to build a lasting cycle of health and success.

The program is delivered by a team of caring, enthusiastic volunteers who have a desire to give back to their community. We are looking for volunteers from all groups, from young adults to retirees. There is something everyone can do!

Duties:

• Lead children in active games and fitness activities
• Share a word of the day each session
• Read with children and other literacy activities

**Orientation and training are provided along with program manuals and resources.**

Benefits:

• Gain personal satisfaction through utilizing and enhancing skills
• Meet new people and develop friendships and professional contacts
• Build self-esteem
• Challenge yourself and experience personal growth
• Develop a sense of accomplishment
• Enhance your health and well-being
• Have fun!