H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People
Everywhere) Ottawa-Carleton Inc.
Treasurer
H.O.P.E (Helping Other People Everywhere) Ottawa-Carleton Inc. is presently seeking a Treasurer to join its Board of Directors. This volunteer position provides: financial and accounting leadership and expertise to staff and the Board; Manages, in partnership with the Executive Director, the annual budgeting process; plays a key leadership role on the Board; improving Board awareness of legal, accounting, tax, and statutory issues; and strives for continuous enhancement of internal control processes at H.O.P.E.
The ideal candidate will have a professional accounting designation (CPA); Bachelor's degree in finance or accounting; 7-10 years’ relevant work experience; Understanding of financial accounting and reporting for not-for-profit organizations; Confidence to lead strategy and all aspects of treasury; Can have fun and is willing to be a part of something amazing.
The Treasurer will obtain hands on experience in the governance and administration of a not-for-profit organization, influence and participate in the Board decision-making process. H.O.P.E’s Board of Directors is made up of volunteer representatives who share the passion of H.O.P.E’s mission and are very active in the community. This position will involve reviewing monthly financial statements prepared by an experienced part-time bookkeeper.
Please forward a copy of your resume and covering letter to Mike Taylor, President; president@hopeottawa.com by May 31, 2018.
About H.O.P.E
H.O.P.E was started 36 years ago by Fred Logan and his inspiration continues to guide us today. The goal is to serve our community by putting on great events to help support our local charities. H.O.P.E is a volunteer led and driven organization. It depends on the efforts of an active board of directors, a membership body, and a core planning team to put on some very exciting activities including our main event, Big Rig Brewery presents HOPE Volleyball SummerFest. Where more than 25,000 players, spectators and music lovers flock to Mooney’s Bay Beach in Ottawa for the greatest summer party in the region. These participants have helped HOPE donate over $3.5 million in support of more than 110 local charities.
For more information, please see www.hopehelps.com
Candidates selected for interview will have the opportunity to meet with existing board directors. Only those selected will be contacted.
Endroit : 739A Ridgewood Ave Ottawa Ont.
Date limite pour postuler: mai 31, 2018
As a boutique volunteer, you will have the opportunity to help patients in a variety of ways. You will be required to help patients move around the boutique, serve them coffee, assist in collecting purchased items, provide some assistance at the cash machine, escort patients to the sitting area outside the boutique, be friendly and accommodating to patients’ needs and provide any other services required. The following shifts are available: 9-1pm twice weekly. This opportunity is open to all those who are flexible, reliable, take initiatives and are thinking of a long term commitment.
Endroit : 60, Cambridge street north
Ottawa, ON
K1R 7A5
Date limite pour postuler: juil 16, 2018
We need your help to talk to our patients about their opinions of our care and services. We are looking for volunteers who enjoy talking to patients and who are interested in reading survey questions to them and writing down their answers. We will train you so you will feel comfortable doing this (in about 45 minutes). Our surveys are done in all our programs so we need people who are available at different times of the year, during the day and evenings, and at our three locations (Bruyère Hospital, St.Vincent Hospital and Saint Louis Residence).
Endroit : 43, Bruyère street
Ottawa, ON
K1N 5C8
Date limite pour postuler: juil 16, 2018
Volunteers are needed to assist with bingo on a regular basis, each monday from 1-3 pm. This entails portering patients to and from the activity and assisting some patients play the game.
This is a fun and social event as you are part of a group setting with patients and other volunteers.
Endroit : 60, Cambridge street north
Ottawa, ON
K1R 7A5
Date limite pour postuler: juin 13, 2018
Our classical music program takes place every Monday from 1-3 pm. Patients have the opportunity to temporarily escape as you take them through a musical journey of YouTube videos talking about musical pieces, and bring into context key elements you wish to discuss such as history, the author, instruments etc. As a leader of the program, you would be responsible for downloading musical content on our tablet, planning your weekly session, portering patients etc.
This is suited for someone who shares a passion for music, notably classical. It is also great for someone who is energetic, independent and reliable and who can take on initiative.
Endroit : 60, Cambridge street North
Ottawa, ON
K1R 7A5
Date limite pour postuler: juil 18, 2018
Supporting the faith life and practice of our patients is extremely important. Receiving communion is one way that our Roman Catholic patients live out their faith and strengthen their spirit. If you are Roman Catholic and wish to offer pastoral care, consider joining our team of Eucharistic Ministers.
Endroit : 60, Cambridge street North
Ottawa, ON
K1R 7A5
Date limite pour postuler: juil 18, 2018
As a unit model volunteer, you will have the opportunity to work as part of a multidisciplinary team helping patients in a variety of settings. You assist with the implementation of activities; bring patients to their appointments (internally); make friendly visits and multi-task with other small duties as they may arise. The following shifts are available: 9-noon, 10-1pm, 1-4pm 3-6pm and 5-8pm.
If you like to take initiative, are flexible and reliable this opportunity is for you!
Endroit : 60, Cambridge Street North
Ottawa, ON
K1R 7A5
Date limite pour postuler: juil 18, 2018
Our Volunteer Ambassador program ensures that patients feel welcome as they are greeted at admission within our hospital. Ambassadors make a difference in the lives of patients by providing basic information upon arrival and ensuring their questions are answered. A tour of the facility and general areas are also provided to patients and/or families.
This opportunity is ideal for someone who is a leader, has great interpersonal skills and is independent. Join our volunteer ambassador team by committing to 1-2 shifts per week and make a difference in someone’s life from the start!
Endroit : 60, Cambridge street North
Ottawa, ON
K1R 7A5
Date limite pour postuler: juil 18, 2018
Our arts and crafts studio operates primarily on a “drop-in” basis. Patients are able to drop by Monday and/or Wednesday afternoons to colour, paint or simply be “artsy”. This is an ongoing program and we need someone who is comfortable assisting patients with their projects in small groups, is creative and energetic. Ideally, this position is suitable for someone with an arts background or has a general interest in arts and crafts and is available and willing to take the lead.
Endroit : 60, Cambridge street north
Ottawa, ON
K1R 7A5
Date limite pour postuler: juil 4, 2018
Are you passionate about cooking? Do you have skills, knowledge or a flair for whipping up delectable meals/desserts? If you are willing to impart your experience and knowledge and you enjoy working with youth, this is the initiative for you!
Student Links is an initiative that offers High School students who have an intellectual disability an opportunity to expand on current interests and hobbies, while discovering new possibilities for life after High School.
Your Role as a Mentor:
- Presenting information about your field of expertise
- Introducing a student to your hobby or industry
- Providing an opportunity for hands-on experience
This is an opportunity for you to help a student by sharing something you're passionate about.
Time commitments are flexible.
Endroit : Ottawa Region- various locations
Date limite pour postuler: août 10, 2018
Do you have experience with costume design- either professionally or as a hobby? Do you enjoy creating artistic or elaborate costumes for occasions, events or productions? Do you prefer to experiment with costume making on your own?
If you are willing to impart your experience and knowledge and enjoy working with youth, this is the initiative for you!
Student Links is an initiative that offers High School students who have an intellectual disability an opportunity to expand on current interests and hobbies, while discovering new possibilities for life after High School.
Your Role as a Mentor:
- Presenting information about your field of expertise
- Introducing a student to your hobby or industry
- Providing an opportunity for hands-on experience
This is an opportunity for you to help a student by sharing something you're passionate about.
Time commitments are flexible.
Endroit : Ottawa Region
Date limite pour postuler: août 9, 2018
Are you passionate about animation/drawing or working in a field that involves animation? If you are willing to impart your experience and knowledge and you enjoy working with youth and helping them to explore their interests, this is the initiative for you! Looking to connect a prospective mentor with a youth to learn more about animation/art opportunities in the community and possibly to explore other ideas.
Student Links is an initiative that offers High School students who have an intellectual disability an opportunity to expand on current interests and hobbies, while discovering new possibilities for life after High School.
Your Role as a Mentor:
- Presenting information about your field of expertise
- Introducing a student to your hobby or industry
- Providing an opportunity for hands-on experience
This is an opportunity for you to help a student by sharing something you're passionate about.
Time commitments are flexible.
Endroit : Ottawa Region- various locations
Date limite pour postuler: août 10, 2018
Are you passionate about your hobby or industry? Do you have specific skills/talents or experiences in a particular field? Would you like to share those experiences and skills with a young person? If yes, this is for you.
Student Links is an initiative that offers High School students who have an intellectual disability an opportunity to expand on current interests and hobbies, while discovering new possibilities for life after High School.
Your Role as a Mentor:
- Presenting information about your field of expertise
- Introducing a student to your hobby or industry
- Providing an opportunity for hands-on experience
This is an opportunity for you to help a student by sharing something you're passionate about.
Time commitments are flexible.
Endroit : Ottawa Region- various locations
Date limite pour postuler: août 11, 2018
Do you have experience with comic creation- either professionally or as a hobby? Do you enjoy creating stories to go along with your comic creations? Looking for someone who is passionate about this area of the arts. If you are willing to impart your experience and knowledge and enjoy working with youth, this is the initiative for you! Hoping to connect a prospective mentor with a high school student who is looking for ways to build on their knowledge/skills and to possibly learn more about roles in this field- it is not necessary that you work in the field.
Student Links is an initiative that offers High School students who have an intellectual disability an opportunity to expand on current interests and hobbies, while discovering new possibilities for life after High School.
Your Role as a Mentor:
- Presenting information about your field of expertise
- Introducing a student to your hobby or industry
- Providing an opportunity for hands-on experience
This is an opportunity for you to help a student by sharing something you're passionate about.
Time commitments are flexible.
Endroit : Ottawa Region
Date limite pour postuler: juil 12, 2018
Dear Parent/Guardian,
There is a world of simple pleasures, fun and stories shared around a campfire under the stars. A world of wonder and learning from all the outdoors can teach us. A world where young people can discover the best in themselves, and the best in each other. A world where kids can be kids, there is time to play, and life is never, ever boring.
It’s a world of fun, adventure, and pure joy…and it starts with Scouts.
Every year volunteers give their time to ensure that youth continue to have great Scouting adventures!
We are looking to expand our team, both in group support roles and directly facilitating the program with the youth. Our Volunteer "Scouters" (leaders) to facilitate youth-led weekly programming activities in local communities.
Do you:
Enjoy the outdoors?
Have the desire to learn new skills?
Like to make new friends?
Have administrative, leadership, fundraising or project management skills?
Want to spend quality time with children?
If you said yes to any of the above then you have found the right place!
Parents tell us their children benefit hugely from the adventures, fun and friendships they experience. It can help develop your child’s social skills and independence, and give them access to some amazing and memorable opportunities. Many of our helpers and Scouters are parents of our youth members. They’ve seen first hand how Scouting benefits young people and they want to give something back. It’s also a chance to spend more time with their children and learn new skills.
Community members, students looking to volunteer, grandparents, aunts and uncles or older siblings are also welcome to wear the red shirt as a Scouter. You must be over the age of 14 (but young at heart!).
No matter how you get involved, we’ll make sure you’re properly trained and supported. Beyond having a terrific time, participating in Scouting adventures, it also offers the chance to build on your own personal skills, like teamwork, confidence and leadership. Many of our Volunteers believe that the skills and experiences they have gained through Scouting have been of relevance to their working or personal lives.
Scouting offers a world where youth can discover the best in themselves and the best in others. We provide youth with opportunities that enable them to be confident, self-reliant and an energetic global citizen — and we want them to have the time of their life doing so.
For more information about program and the volunteer roles available, check out our New Scouter Welcome Kit.
To learn more, and connect with your local group, please visit www.scouts.ca or contact Trish Green at patricia.green@scouts.ca .
Yours in Scouting,
Trish Green, B.Sc., B.Ed., MCPM, O.C.T.
Area Support Manager, Voyageur Council
Supporting Valley Highlands, Rideau, Carleton and Algonquin Hills areas
Patricia.green@scouts.ca ; 613-552-0367
Endroit : K2K 1L1
Date limite pour postuler: juin 15, 2018
Children's Wish is hosting our annual Heroes Challenge event on June 15th at Vincent Massey Park! We'd like to invite you to be an event day volunteer.
About Heroes Challenge
• Children’s Wish Heroes Challenge is a team challenge that brings together two types of Children’s Wish heroes: our supporters and our wish children!
• Each team is tasked with raising $10,000 - the average cost of a wish. The teams celebrate success with wish children on challenge day, where teams compete in creative challenges designed to test team spirit, mental agility, and physical ability. This is where you come in! We need your help to organize and execute these exciting challenges.
• There are 4 different volunteer shifts for you to choose from and you can register for more than one.
1. Set-up shift: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
2. First Event shift: 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM
3. Second Event shift: from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
4. Tear Down shift: 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
All volunteers must attend a mandatory event orientation session
to be assigned specific roles and tasks.
Orientation Dates and Times:
• Thursday, June 7th from 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
OR
• Tuesday, June 12th from 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
If you're interested in being an event day volunteer please email vanessa.wilson@childrenswish.ca no later than June 6th.
All Volunteers will receive a complimentary event day t-shirt, free pizza lunch, and breaks/refreshments throughout the day.
Endroit : Vincent Massey Park- Heron Rd, Ottawa, ON
Date limite pour postuler: juin 6, 2018
On June 2nd, 2018 join us for Ottawa’s largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament and Urban Jam in support of Ausome Ottawa and Hera Mission. Novice kids through men’s and women’s, DJs, snack bar and more. Be a part of our diverse celebration of basketball and urban life.
We're looking for volunteers to help ref games, organize registration and scoring, manage fundraisers, manage canteen etc. Volunteers are asked to be in attendance 8am - 6pm. Half day shifts are available. More info at www.3on3613.com
Endroit : Notre Dame Catholic High School
710 Broadview Ave, Ottawa, ON K2A 2M2
Date limite pour postuler: mai 30, 2018
As a member of the Ottawa Good Food Box team of volunteers, the Good Food Box Packer packs boxes of fresh fruit and vegetables once a month for delivery to neighbourhood sites. Are you: Able to commit 6 hours per month? Comfortable working as part of a team in a fast-paced environment? Reliable? Physically able to bend and do light lifting (10 - 15 lbs) for 5 hours? Also, a general interest in food, health, and community is an asset! Please note that the packing does not happen in our downtown Centre. Packing day takes place in a warehouse in an East end industrial park, accessible by bus.
Packing Dates for 2018
Tuesday, June 19
Tuesday, July 17
Tuesday, August 14
Tuesday, September 18
Tuesday, October 16
Tuesday, November 20
Tuesday, December 18
Endroit : 785 Taylor Creek Drive, Ottawa ON
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
Apply at apathyisboring.com/join_rise
RISE Ambassadors are the lead creatives behind the community project taking place in Ottawa. They will research topics to develop ideas for a community project and work in a group to decide on one project to execute and evaluate. This group will be led by the local project coordinator.
Apathy is Boring is a non-partisan, charitable organization that supports and educates youth to be active and contributing citizens in Canada’s democracy. Our vision is a Canada where every young Canadian is an active citizen, and youth are meaningfully engaged in all aspects of the democratic process.
The goal of the RISE program is to mobilize our less engaged peers in democracy by getting them involved in a community project around the theme of Social Inclusion. Last cohort, the ambassadors involved challenged stereotypes, created opportunities for dialogue between different youth groups, and used art as a means to talk about their peers' experience with Social Exclusion. We're looking forward to seeing what this cohort's group of ambassadors come up with.
The RISE program require participants to:
- Be 18-30 years old.
- Make a weekly commitment of 6 hours (3 hours in person and 3 hours online) for 20 weeks between August 6th and December 17th 2018
- Attend a mandatory 3 day retreat between August 28th to 31st. All expenses paid!
If you do not meet these requirements, then we encourage you to fill out our general volunteer form and we'll be in touch when we have an opportunity for you!
Endroit : Ottawa
Date limite pour postuler: juin 10, 2018
As a Board Director, the Treasurer oversees the development and sound management of Ancoura's finances. The work involved would take 10 -14 hours per month with more hours around AGM and tax receipt time and fewer hours in the summer.
Key activities include: overseas all financial transactions (revenue & expenses) which are recorded by the bookkeeper; prepares monthly financial reports for the Board, with input from the bookkeeper; contacts the bookkeeper on a regular basis and oversees production of tax receipts, financial statements, T4s, government filings, and any other financial documents; chairs the Finance committee and meets/communicates with them regularly; prepares the annual budget, with input from the Board, bookkeeper and Finance committee; prepares all documents needed for the annual review and meets the accountant; reviews year-end financial statements with the accountant, Board and Finance Committee prior to the AGM; presents financial statements at the AGM for final approval; and sits on the Executive Committee.
Endroit : 30 Cleary Avenue
Ottawa ON K2A 4A1
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
The Volunteer General Manager provides administration of the daily operations of the organization; staff management; assistance with Fundraising, Community and Public Relations; and Board Liaison.
Ancoura is a small non-profit, charitable organization, founded in 2007, dedicated to providing stable homes and social support for adults living with mental illness. We currently operate seven homes with three residents in each home and a group of 4-5 volunteers at each home as a circle of friends. We are a volunteer-based organization with a small professional staff.
Endroit : 30 Cleary Avenue
Ottawa ON K2A 4A1
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
CNIB is proud to present ‘Night Steps’ taking place in Ottawa September 2018.
Night Steps is a community focussed fundraising walk that takes place in the evening. Participants arrive for registration, dinner and some entertainment before heading out on an approximately 5 KM walk as the sun sets.
We are currently in pursuit of dedicated committee members willing to assist with the preparation of the event. This is an excellent opportunity to get involved with the local community and gain more experience with event planning.
Some of the committee duties are as follows:
Marketing and Promotions:
Reach out to the community & media outlets to generate awareness
Presence on social media to create online awareness
Find creative ways to promote this event throughout the community
Secure speakers – connect with local government officials
Reach out to the community to generate participation and secure volunteers
Sponsorship and Vendors:
Find and recruit event sponsors
Secure food vendors
Secure entertainment
Logistics:
Set up/tear down during the event
Setting up Registration area, Volunteer registration area, Fun Zone, BBQ
Time involvement
Committee meetings once a month during May, June, July and then weekly one month out from the event (as needed). Time involvement also includes executing tasks as assigned by the committee members.
Endroit : Mostly Home Based
Date limite pour postuler: mai 31, 2018
We are looking for volunteers to help with dinner service for our residents during the hours of 4:30pm-7:00pm. This opportunity would be ideal for students looking to fulfill volunteer hours, people looking to help in their community, and people with limited availability (2 hours and 30 minutes per shift, Monday to Friday). Harmer House is a non-profit, independent-living apartment building for seniors. Looking to give of your time, to help out through companionship and to reinforce a genuine sense of community? If you have patience and dependability, compassion and a passion to make others happy, please contact us!
Endroit : 848 Seyton , Nepean, K2H 9G6
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
A Day Away:
Harmer House's Adult Day Program provides clients with Alzheimer's disease and/or other impairments with a day of stimulating activities.
Required are volunteers that are compassionate, honest and provide true leadership through companionship, encouragement and guidance to assigned client(s) throughout the activities of the day, and assist with program operations.
If you have patience and dependability; a sense of humour, respect and passion for making a difference please apply!
Availablity:
Program Hours are Monday to Friday 9:30am to 2:30pm
Available daily shifts:
9am to 1pm
or
12pm to 2:30pm
or
9am to 2:30pm
Experience working with seniors or assisting with cognitive impairments is an asset.
Education in a related field is also an asset.
Endroit : 100 Forestview Crescent, Nepean
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
UPDATE May 15th- We NEED 2 more people for our Planning Team. We need these 2 people to manage the volunteers we recruit to work the day of the event, We need leaders that are committed and reliable, to work with other team leaders on the Planning Team Committee of 38 other people. We at HOPE recruit day of volunteers and we need YOU to manage that they get to their assigned area, get their lunches, and get their breaks, and water. If you are reliable and committed and can be a leader please contact us.
HOPE, Helping Other People Everywhere, is a local not for profit charitable organization, and we are in our 36th year.
This years event will take place on Saturday July 14th 2018. Our annual event is an outdoor festival sporting event, that combines a volleyball tournament with all day music. We have a volunteer planning team managed by 3 event managers and the 40 person planning team help manage the 700 day of volunteers, as well as help with some of the planning of this large event. We at Hope are looking for some new members of our planning team. The commitment is not large, approximately 30 hours over a 4 to 5 month period, and about 20 of those hours would take place the week of July 8th to July 16th. We are looking for volunteers that are dependable and reliable, committed to the full 5 months. We need volunteers with confidence and great leadership skills.
We require all volunteers to meet with the Operations Manager to be interviewed and so we can give more information to the applying Volunteer to see if this opportunity will fit.
Endroit : HOPE Office and Mooney's bay Beach Riverside Drive Ottawa
Date limite pour postuler: mai 30, 2018
We steward and facilitate the implementation of clean energy systems through worldwide networking. We alert on potentially adverse systems. So far we have enabled re-cycling, new energy systems, international health standards.
Endroit : 100 Bronson Avenue, Suite 1001
Date limite pour postuler: mai 31, 2018
What is Leisure Buddies? Leisure Buddies is about creating friendships between people who may not otherwise have had the chance to meet. Contact between individuals in the community and persons with developmental disabilities seldom occurs spontaneously. The Leisure Buddy program facilitates friendships by pairing individuals in one-to-one relationships. A Leisure Buddy friendship helps to break down barriers to inclusion and provides opportunities for shared experience, laughter and support. What is an intellectual disability? A developmental disability, also referred to as an intellectual disability, is a term used to describe any condition that includes a lifelong impairment to a person's ability to learn or to adapt to their environment. People with a developmental disability do not necessarily have a recognizable condition. Some examples of diagnosed conditions are autism, Down Syndrome and Williams Syndrome. The degree of disability varies greatly from person to person. Developmental disabilities may or may not be accompanied by physical disabilities. Most individuals live in a group home or on their own with support and may have limited contact with the larger community. The Leisure Buddy program provides a safe and caring way for our individuals to become more independent, and to enjoy the benefits of a special friendship which extends beyond their family members and paid care providers. What type of commitment do I need to make to be a Leisure Buddy Companion? The most important part of the Leisure Buddy program is friendship. Buddies make contact with each other once a week by telephone. It is expected that one-to-one outings will happen twice per month.
Endroit : This varies depending on who your are matched with.
Date limite pour postuler: août 1, 2018
Hello,
We would like to have a couple of volunteers plant flowers by the main entrance of the MFRC buidling on Friday, May 18th any time between 9:00 and 4:30pm. We will provide the flowers and tools required. You are also welcome to use your garden tools if you have some available.
If you have a green thumb, please feel free to contact me: 613-998-4851 / volunteer@mfrc-ncr.ca
Kind regards,
Karen Groutsche
Volunteer Coordinator
Endroit : 330 Croil Private, Bldg. 471
Date limite pour postuler: mai 20, 2018
Hello,
The Military Family Resource Centre - National Capital Region is happy to create a new volunteer position as a Translator. The candidate will translate various documents including letters and forms.
Position requirements:
-Bilingual English and French (preferably with French as the mother tongue)
-Language pair: English/French
-2 years' experience in translation
-Superior knowledge of French grammar, spelling, syntax
-Proficiency with MS Office
-Working knowledge of translation tools
-Ability to maintain the content, context and style of the original material
-Attention to detail
-Receptive to constructive criticism
-Ability to meet deadlines
Start date: week of May 22nd, 2018
Time: flexible, preferably between 9:00am and 5:00pm.
If you are bilingual in both official languages, and looking at developing new skills, please contact me: 613-998-4851 / volunteer@mfrc-ncr.ca
Thank you,
Karen Groutsche
Endroit : 330 Croil Private, Bldg. 471
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
The Grocery Program Volunteer at Shepherds of Good Hope (SGH) will be working with a shift partner to provide those in need with a package of non-perishable food items. The volunteer should bring with them a positive attitude and an ability to set healthy boundaries. This shift takes place on Wednesdays from 9:00am until 1:00pm and requires that volunteers are on their feel and lift a minimum of 25lbs.
Endroit : 233 Murray Street
Date limite pour postuler: juin 15, 2018
The Director of Marketing and Communications is responsible for raising awareness about Abbeyfield House in the community and promoting the house as an alternative housing option for seniors in Ottawa.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Work with the President as primary spokesperson, as well as other directors as needed to raise awareness about Abbeyfield Ottawa
Develop and maintain promotional materials for Abbeyfield Ottawa, including web material, brochures, presentations etc.
Develop and maintain social media presence for the organization
Ensure that all promotional materials are in line with Abbeyfield national and international marketing and communications guidelines
Recruit volunteers, in collaboration with the Director of Volunteer Programs, to support marketing and communications efforts including newsletters and promotional events
Seek opportunities to promote the House in Ottawa and attend community events as appropriate
Assist with the promotion of any fundraising events, including preparation and distribution of communications, posters, signage, emails etc.
Work with the Director of Fundraising and Grants to ensure that adequate recognition is given to granting organizations and major donors
Administrative
Attend monthly meetings and present a report to the Board
Keep records of all promotional material and events
Develop communications plan and present to the Board
Seek Board approval for all marketing and communications products
Work with the Director of Grants and Fundraising to develop thank-you letters for granting organizations and to recognize major donors on the website
Provide support to the Director of Residency in the promotion of Tea & Tours for potential residents and interested community members
Qualifications:
A background in marketing or communications is an asset;
Strong initiative;
Good research skills;
Strong written and oral communications skills are required.
Endroit : 425 Parkdale
Date limite pour postuler: mai 31, 2018
The Good Companions has a bright, cheerful dining room. The Dining Room Cashier will process food and beverage sales using a cash register and also provide assistance to the Food Services team with set-up, replenishing supplies, etc. We are looking for volunteers who are reliable, comfortable and accurate with money and enjoy a social working environment. Weekly Shift: Monday's 9am - 1:15pm. Orientation and training is provided. All volunteer applicants complete a screening process. Successful volunteers will receive an orientation and staff support to bring them onboard the TGC team!
Endroit : 670 Albert Street, Ottawa, ON K1R 6L2
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
The Facility Volunteer would assistant the Facility coordinator with light tasks. The duties would include light dusting, washing windows, sweeping, mopping, and other duties that are assigned from the Facility coordinator.
Endroit : 670 Albert St, Ottawa, ON
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
Community Support Services at The Good Companions help seniors and adults with physical disabilities who live in their own homes. The Grocery Bus program enables these clients to go shopping, with assistance, to local grocery stores and to have their purchases delivered to their homes. The program also offers an opportunity to have a social outing. Volunteers assist on the bus and/or in the grocery store. 2 vacancy on Tuesdays at Massine's Grocery Store
Endroit : 670 Albert St., Ottawa, ON
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
The Good Companions is a not-for-profit organization that offers programs and services in partnership with volunteers to promote, enhance and support the well-being, independence, and zest for living of both seniors and of adults with physical disabilities in the Ottawa area.
Endroit : 670 Albert St, Ottawa, ON
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
The Good Companions Fundraising and Marketing Committee is an Advisory Committee of the Board of Directors.The Committee develops policies, practices, procedures and strategies for securing funds from the private sector through corporate sponsorship, contributions by individuals, service clubs, etc., and through fundraising events. The Committee will have general oversight on proposed fundraising activities organized for the benefit of The Good Companions Corporation. Monthly meetings held weekdays between 8:30 am - 4:00pm (normally the second Monday of the month at 12 p.m.) This is a two (2) year term. Committee Meets 8 times per year - and possibly additional meetings at the request of the chair. (Sept - Nov, Jan- June). If you have a fundraising, media or marketing background we would welcome your participation! Please forward your letter of interest, along with a brief resume to be reviewed by The Good Companions Executive Director, Monique Doolittle-Romas. Clearly mark the envelope or e-mail Application for the Fundraising and Marketing Committee. volunteer@thegoodcompanions.ca Monique, Doolittle-Romas, Executive Director 670 Albert Street Ottawa, Ontario, K1R 6L2
Endroit : 670 Albert Street, Ottawa, ON
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
Matthew House Ottawa: Refugee Services is looking for housing specialists to help us in our work supporting and sheltering refugee claimants in Ottawa. Our Refugee Services centre provides all the necessities to ensure that those residing with us have access to both a home and a community. Volunteers play a significant role in helping our residents reach out into the broader community, and ensure that our Refugee Services centre continues to meet the needs of those we support.
Roles and Responsibilities:
-Research housing resources throughout the Ottawa area;
-Meet with MHO: RS residents to determine preferred housing situation and particular housing needs;
-Utilize search engines (Kijiji, PadMapper, etc.) as well as community resources to locate affordable housing throughout Ottawa;
-Accompany residents to apartment/room viewings if necessary.
Essential Skills:
-Personable, diplomatic, and sensitive to individuals coming from a wide variety of cultures and backgrounds;
-Exceptional communicator, who effectively conveys information both verbally and written;
-Well organized;
-Computer literate (Microsoft Office Suite, online housing databases, etc.)
Availability
-Expected workload of 4-6 hours per week on an as-needed basis;
-Much of the workload can be done electronically or by phone;
-Will require meeting residents and the Program Manager at the MHO: Refugee Services centre on an as-needed basis
Endroit : 380 Centrepointe Drive
Date limite pour postuler: juin 29, 2018
Event: 3km and 1.5km open water swim races on the Ottawa River with over 600 participants!
We need your help to make the event run smoothly by volunteering in one or more of the following areas:
Race-Kit Pick-up (July 13):
- direct participants to the kit pick-up area
- check off participants on the race roster
- organize and hand out race kits and numbered swim caps to the participants
- process last minute race registrations
- give out fundraising reward prizes
Race Day: (July 14)
START LOCATION (Nepean Sailing Club)
- process last-minute race registrations
- hand out timing chips based on swim cap numbers
- manage bag check for participants
- guide swim groups to the dock start based on their swim cap colours
- on-water safety crew (must provide own kayak or paddleboard)
RACE FINISH (Britannia Yacht Club)
- hand out finisher medals
- manage re-fueling station (light breakfast items for swimmers
- manage bag check-out for participants
- collect and sort timing chips from swimmers as they exit the water
- manage parking flow in and out of the yacht club parking area
ON THE WATER (in the Ottawa River)
- keel boats for marking every 100m of swim distance for the swimmers
- on-water safety crew to help keep swimmers on track or provide a rest stop when needed (must provide own kayak or paddleboard, lifejacket)
Endroit : Nepean Sailing Club - 3259 Carling Ave (Swim Start)
Britannia Yacht Club - 2777 Cassels Ave (Swim Finish)
Date limite pour postuler: juil 6, 2018
Set-up for evening weekly Bingo game. All the supplies and prizes will be provided by Cornerstone. You will be responsible for calling the Bingo numbers and support residents as needed with giving enough time to check their cards. The volunteer will also facilitate the distribution of non monetary prizes for each game.
Endroit : 515 MacLaren Street
Ottawa, ON
Date limite pour postuler: juin 29, 2018
The Certified Yoga Instructor will work to improve resident health/well-being through physical activity and the practice of gentle yoga and meditation. The Yoga Instructor will liaise with staff to set-up spaces and equipment. Have new participants complete necessary consent or other form(s) relevant to known health concerns and/or disclose possible limitations to their participation. Invite all participants to adjust their participation should they have a (historic/recent) injury. (Note that participants are responsible for their own safety during all facilitated activities, but the facilitator has a duty to identify general safety guidelines to participants.) Facilitate yoga class according to guidelines established in your certification/training. Work one on one with residents requiring additional assistance or accommodation. Experience working with vulnerable populations; some knowledge of impact of trauma, mental health issues, and addictions on residents, particularly in relation to the ways that these can be physically manifested.
Endroit : 515 MacLaren Street
Ottawa, ON
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
Under the direction of the chef, washing, chopping, mixing, cooking and otherwise prepping food. Explaining the meal choices to residents and serving the food. Assisting the chef with washing and cleaning up after the service is completed. Helping properly store food items.
Endroit : 314 Booth Street
Ottawa, ON K1R 7K2
Date limite pour postuler: juin 30, 2018
JUMELAGE
Nous cherchons des bénévoles motivé(es), qui parle une ou les deux langues officielles, afin d’aider les nouveaux arrivants avec leur intégration dans la société canadienne.
Certificats octroyés pour Bénévoles et clients!
MATCHING
We are looking for motivated volunteers, who speak one or both official languages, to help newcomers with their integration into canadian society.
Certificates granted for Volunteers and clients !
Endroit : Centre des services communautaires Vanier
Vanier Community Service Centre
290, rue Dupuis Street
Ottawa, ON K1L 1A2
Date limite pour postuler: juil 31, 2018
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Volunteer tasks:
• Sort through received toy donations;
• Place what is useful for families in the toy storage area;
• Set aside items suitable for other HWF areas, for resale or for disposal;
• Test battery operated toys to ensure they work, light cleaning of items if soiled;
• Keep toy storage area organized;
• Select and pack available toys/books for each family or individual receiving a delivery, using a list of needs as provided by the Visitors Team and;
• Label packed toy boxes with the name of the family clearly identified as per the list from the Visitors Team (often the first name).
Note: Not all tasks will be required for each shift. Sorting and packing are usually done on separate shifts. Sorting is done in the days after donations are received, and packing is then done in the days before deliveries are made.
Skills, experience and qualifications required:
• Physically able to lift boxes and heavy small items;
• Able to work independently or in small teams;
• Attention to detail;
• Exercise judgement considering the needs of different ages of children, and considering the suitability of donated toys;
• Able to use and have access to a computer and;
• Able to co-ordinate and communicate with other HWF volunteers.
Requirements:
• Respect for all HWF procedures and safety measures;
• Completion of Waiver and Sign-Up sheet before first shift;
• Able to travel to and work at the HWF warehouse and;
• Meet weekly timelines.
Time Commitment
• One shift every 2 to 3 weeks for 2 to 4 hours (depending on the number of children/families receiving toys and books) and;
• Training received in orientation and working paired with experienced volunteer.
Note: The time to complete the work is arranged within the toy and book sorting team. No specific time is set to perform duties. However, packed toys/books must be ready for the Wednesday night deliveries.
Fonctions
• Faire le tri des jouets qui ont été donnés
• Ranger les articles utiles pour les familles à l'endroit désigné
• Mettre de côté les articles qui doivent être rangés dans d'autres secteurs de l'entrepôt ou aux fins de vente ou d'élimination
• Mettre à l'essai les jouets à piles en vue de s'assurer qu'ils fonctionnent; les nettoyer au besoin
• Garder l'unité des jouets propre et à l'ordre
• Choisir et préparer des jouets et des livres pour chaque personne ou famille qui recevra les meubles, à l'aide de la liste des besoins établie par l'équipe de visiteurs
• Inscrire le nom des familles sur les boîtes de jouets, conformément à la liste des visiteurs (habituellement le prénom)
Nota : Il ne sera pas nécessaire d'accomplir toutes ces fonctions chaque quart de travail. Ainsi, le tri et la préparation des articles se font habituellement à différents moments. Le tri se fait quelques jours après que les dons aient été déposés à l'entrepôt et la préparation des articles se fait quelques jours avant la livraison.
Compétences, expérience et qualités requises
• Pouvoir soulever des boîtes et de petits articles lourds
• Travailler de façon indépendante ou en petits groupes
• Porter attention aux détails
• Faire preuve de jugement en considérant les besoins des enfants, en fonction de leur âge et de la pertinence des jouets qui ont été donnés
• Avoir accès à un ordinateur et savoir l'utiliser
• Pouvoir se coordonner et communiquer avec les autres bénévoles d'Aidons avec des meubles
Exigences
• Respecter toutes les procédures et mesures de sécurité d'Aidons avec des meubles
• Remplir la feuille d'inscription et de renonciation avant la première période de travail
• Se rendre à l'entrepôt d'Aidons avec des meubles pour y travailler
• Respecter les échéanciers hebdomadaires
Engagement en matière de temps
• Un quart de travail toutes les deux ou trois semaines pendant deux à quatre heures (selon le nombre d'enfants/de familles qui reçoivent des jouets et des livres)
• Formation reçue à la séance d'orientation et en compagnie d'une bénévole d'expérience
Nota : Le temps pour exécuter ces fonctions est décidé au sein de l'équipe chargée des jouets. Par la suite, les articles peuvent être préparés en tout temps, pourvu que le tout soit prêt pour la livraison du mercredi soir.
Endroit : 5350 Canotek Rd Unit 9, Gloucester
Date limite pour postuler: juil 31, 2018
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Volunteer tasks:
• Sort through received linen donations;
• Place what is useful for families in the linen storage area;
• Set aside items suitable for other HWF areas, for resale or for disposal;
• Keep linen storage area organized;
• Work to select and pack available linen items for each family or individual receiving a delivery, using a list of needs as provided by the Visitors Team and;
• Label packed linen bags with the name of the family clearly identified as per the list from the Visitors Team (often the first name).
Skills, experience and qualifications required:
• Physically able to lift boxes;
• Able to work independently;
• Attention to detail;
• Exercise judgement considering the suitability of donated linens;
• Able to use and have access to a computer and;
• Able to co-ordinate and communicate with other HWF volunteers.
Requirements:
• Respect for all HWF procedures and safety measures;
• Completion of Waiver and Sign-Up sheet before first shift;
• Able to travel to and work at the HWF warehouse and;
• Meet weekly timelines.
Time Commitment
• One shift every other week for about 3 hours (at times more or less, as necessary, and as agreed with the Linen Team Lead) and;
• Training received in orientation and working paired with experienced volunteer.
Note: The time to complete the work is arranged within the Linen Team. No specific time is set to perform duties. However, packed linens must be ready for the Wednesday night deliveries.
Fonctions
• Faire le tri des articles de literie qui ont été donnés
• Ranger les articles utiles pour les familles à l'endroit désigné
• Mettre de côté les articles qui doivent être rangés dans d'autres secteurs de l'entrepôt ou aux fins de vente ou d'élimination
• Garder l'unité des articles de literie propre et à l'ordre
• Choisir et préparer les articles de literie pour chaque personne ou famille qui recevra les meubles ou autres, à l'aide de la liste des besoins établie par l'équipe de visiteurs
• Inscrire le nom des familles sur les boîtes d'articles de literie, conformément à la liste des visiteurs (habituellement le prénom)
Compétences, expérience et qualités requises
• Pouvoir soulever des boîtes
• Travailler de façon indépendante
• Porter attention aux détails
• Faire preuve de jugement en considérant la pertinence des articles de literie qui ont été donnés
• Avoir accès à un ordinateur et savoir l'utiliser
• Pouvoir se coordonner et communiquer avec les autres bénévoles d'Aidons avec des meubles
Exigences
• Respecter toutes les procédures et mesures de sécurité d'Aidons avec des meubles
• Remplir la feuille d'inscription et de renonciation avant la première période de travail
• Pouvoir se rendre à l'entrepôt d'Aidons avec des meubles pour y travailler
• Respecter les échéanciers hebdomadaires
Engagement en matière de temps
• Un quart de travail toutes les deux semaines pendant environ trois heures (parfois plus, parfois moins, au besoin, et comme il a été convenu avec la responsable de l'équipe chargé des articles de literie)
• Formation reçue à la séance d'orientation et en compagnie d'une bénévole d'expérience
Nota : Le temps pour exécuter ces fonctions est décidé au sein de l'équipe chargée des articles de literie. Par la suite, les articles peuvent être préparés en tout temps, pourvu que le tout soit prêt pour la livraison du mercredi soir.
Endroit : 5350 Canotek Rd Unit 9, Gloucester
Date limite pour postuler: juil 31, 2018
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Volunteer tasks:
• Sort through received kitchenware donations;
• Place what is useful for families in kitchenware storage area;
• Set aside items suitable for other HWF areas, for resale or for disposal;
• Test small electrical kitchen appliances to ensure they work, light cleaning of items if soiled;
• Make up sets of dishes, cutlery, glasses, pots and pans, from items received;
• Keep kitchenware storage area organized;
• Work in teams of 2 to select and pack available kitchen items for each family or individual receiving a delivery, using a list of needs as provided by the Visitors Team and;
• Label packed kitchenware boxes with the name of the family clearly identified as per the list from the Visitors Team (often the first name).
Note: Not all tasks will be required for each shift. Sorting and packing are usually done on separate shifts. Sorting is done in the days after donations are received, and packing is then done in the days before deliveries are made.
Skills, experience and qualifications required:
• Physically able to lift boxes and heavy small items;
• Able to work independently or in small teams;
• Attention to detail;
• Exercise judgement considering the needs of different sizes and makeup of families, and considering the suitability of donated kitchenware;
• Able to use and have access to a computer and;
• Able to co-ordinate and communicate with other HWF volunteers.
Requirements:
• Respect for all HWF procedures and safety measures;
• Completion of Waiver and Sign-Up sheet before first shift;
• Able to travel to and work at the HWF warehouse and;
• Meet weekly timelines.
Time Commitment
• One shift every other week for 3-4 hours (at times more or less, as necessary, and as agreed with the Kitchenware Team Lead) and;
• Training received in orientation and working paired with experienced volunteer.
Note: The time to complete the work is arranged within the Kitchenware team. No specific time is set to perform duties. However, packed kitchenware must be ready for the Wednesday night deliveries.
Fonctions
• Faire le tri des articles de cuisine qui ont été donnés
• Ranger les articles utiles pour les familles à l'endroit désigné
• Mettre de côté les articles qui doivent être rangés dans d'autres secteurs de l'entrepôt ou aux fins de vente ou d'élimination
• Mettre à l'essai les petits appareils ménagers en vue de s'assurer qu'ils fonctionnent; les nettoyer au besoin
• Faire des ensembles de vaisselle, d'ustensiles, de verres, de chaudrons, à partir des articles reçus
• Garder l'unité des articles de cuisine propre et à l'ordre
• Travailler en équipe de deux pour choisir et préparer les articles pour chaque personne ou famille qui recevra les meubles, à l'aide de la liste des besoins établie par l'équipe de visiteurs
• Inscrire le nom des familles sur les boîtes, conformément à la liste des visiteurs (habituellement le prénom)
Nota : Il ne sera pas nécessaire d'accomplir toutes ces fonctions chaque fois que vous vous présentez à l'entrepôt. Ainsi, le tri et la préparation des articles se font habituellement à différents moments. Le tri se fait quelques jours après que les dons aient été déposés à l'entrepôt et la préparation des articles de cuisine se fait quelques jours avant la livraison.
Compétences, expérience et qualités requises
• Pouvoir soulever des boîtes et de petits articles lourds
• Travailler de façon indépendante ou en petits groupes
• Porter attention aux détails
• Faire preuve de jugement en considérant les besoins des familles, en fonction de leur taille et composition et en tenant compte de la pertinence des articles de cuisine qui ont été donnés
• Avoir accès à un ordinateur et savoir l'utiliser
• Pouvoir se coordonner et communiquer avec les autres bénévoles d'Aidons avec des meubles
Exigences
• Respecter toutes procédures et mesures de sécurité d'Aidons avec des meubles
• Remplir la feuille d'inscription et de renonciation avant la première période de travail
• Se rendre à l'entrepôt d'Aidons avec des meubles pour y travailler
• Respecter les échéanciers hebdomadaires
Engagement en matière de temps
• Un quart de travail de trois à quatre heures (parfois moins, parfois plus, au besoin et comme il a été entendu avec la bénévole en chef de l'équipe d'articles de cuisine)
• Formation reçue à la séance d'orientation et en compagnie d'une bénévole d'expérience
Nota : Le temps pour exécuter ces fonctions est décidé au sein de l'équipe chargée des articles de cuisine. Par la suite, les articles peuvent être préparés en tout temps, pourvu que le tout soit prêt pour la livraison du mercredi soir.
Endroit : 5350 Canotek Rd Unit 9, Gloucester
Date limite pour postuler: juil 31, 2018
Vince is looking for a volunteer Advocate who is comfortable with silence and who can spend time with him each week going for coffee, walks in the neighbourhood or exploring the community. Ideally, you are also someone who is proactive and enjoys planning activities.
As a friend to someone with a disability you can have a profound effect on their life by reducing loneliness and isolation; helping to achieve hopes and dreams; developing personal networks and relationships; decreasing vulnerability; and increasing self-confidence, mental and physical health.
Join our team of more than 250 volunteer advocates who are enriching the lives of someone in their community. You will gain a wonderful new friendship – someone to share activities that you love. You need to be over the age of 18 and to make a minimum commitment of 12 months to this role [Note: your status in Canada may affect your ability to make this commitment e.g. visitor visa, student visa, refugee claimant]. Preparation and ongoing support are provided.
Change Two Lives - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMcWEQdN920
INTERESTED? CONTACT US DIRECT AT mredpath@citizenadvocacy.org or 613-761-9522 ext. 222
Endroit : 2369 Carling Ave, Ottawa K2B 7G7
Date limite pour postuler: juil 16, 2018
Clive is a senior in his 80s who because of his vision loss is lonely and isolated. He would benefit from a volunteer Advocate to help him with some practical tasks (reading his mail, going to the grocery store or pharmacy) and to do social activities together (walks, coffee, meals).
As a friend to someone with a disability you can have a profound effect on their life by reducing loneliness and isolation; helping to achieve hopes and dreams; developing personal networks and relationships; decreasing vulnerability; and increasing self-confidence, mental and physical health.
Join our team of more than 250 volunteer advocates who are enriching the lives of someone in their community. You will gain a wonderful new friendship – someone to share activities that you love. You need to be over the age of 18 and to make a minimum commitment of 12 months to this role [Note: your status in Canada may affect your ability to make this commitment e.g. visitor visa, student visa, refugee claimant]. Preparation and ongoing support are provided.
People need people! Change Two Lives - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMcWEQdN920
INTERESTED? CONTACT US DIRECT AT mredpath@citizenadvocacy.org or 613-761-9522 ext. 222
Endroit : 440 Richmond Rd, Ottawa K2A 1H4
Date limite pour postuler: juil 16, 2018
PLEASE APPLY VIA LINK:
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Assist in maintaining the nursery school playground. Duties include:
- Sweeping sand
- Trimming branches
- Gardening
- Weeding
Must be able to bend, lift and be willing to work outdoors. Volunteer required for 2-3 once per week.
Endroit : 2860 Ahearn Ave.
Date limite pour postuler: juil 30, 2018
The Cancer Foundation is very excited to be one of the benefitting charities of the 2018 HOPE Volleyball Summer Fest on Saturday, July 14th! As part of our partnership we have agreed to recruit a minimum of 50 dedicated individuals, like YOU, to volunteer under our name and contribute to the success of the event!
AVAILABLE ROLES:
- Gate Admission Sales
- Bicycle Compound Monitors
- Site Maintenance Bar/Beach
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
- Upon contact, we will be providing you with shift times, and all additional requirements regarding duties.
- Each volunteer will receive training/orientation; a unique Big Rig Brewery presents HOPE Volleyball SummerFest volunteer shirt; lunch or dinner (depending on shift time); a parking pass for the volunteer parking lot; and an invitation to the Volunteer Appreciation party.
- Children 15 year must be accompanied by parent and 16 can be without – no age younger than 15 can volunteer.
-ALL volunteers must attend an Orientation session on Wednesday, July 11 (6:30 or 7:30 PM)
HOW TO SIGN UP:
If you are interested in volunteering, please send an email to Meagan Massad at mmassad@ottawacancer.ca and include the following information:
• Your First & Last name
• Contact number
• Email address
• Emergency Contact First & Last name
• Emergency Contact number
• Age, if under 19
• plus any special notes (X wants to work with friend Y, needs accessible location, etc.)
I look forward to hearing from you!
Sincerely,
Meagan Massad
Endroit : Mooney's Bay Beach - 2960 Riverside Dr, Ottawa, ON K1V 8N4
Date limite pour postuler: juin 25, 2018
THE RIDE, powered by Mattamy Homes, is an epic day of cycling that raises funds to support the most important research priorities at The Ottawa Hospital. Each rider signs up to cycle either 117km or 50km and raises a minimum of $750.
We are looking for volunteers who have the same enthusiasm and passion as our cyclists. Together we will all work to ensure that the event goes smoothly and successfully and that each rider feels like a hero! The success of THE RIDE will be in large part thanks to the efforts of our volunteers.
We need people to help with setup and logistics, active route support, assistance at the start and at the finish line and many other tasks. As a volunteer you will receive orientation and training, a custom volunteer shirt, and access to the entire event. You can also fundraise to support one of the largest learning and research hospitals in Canada - The Ottawa Hospital (while we encourage our volunteers to fundraise, it’s not required).
THE RIDE volunteers are generously sponsored by Investors Group.
Endroit : Tunney's Pasture
70 Columbine Driveway
Ottawa, ON
Date limite pour postuler: juil 31, 2018
