| | Our Junior Camp Leader (JCL) volunteering program is for High School Students aged 16-18. JCLs have the opportunity to gain valuable STEAM-based work experience as part of our seasonal Science Camps team.
Junior Camp Leaders support our Camp Leader team in the day-to-day running of Science Camps, including the delivery of the hands-on STEAM programming, and support with camper games, activities and supervision.
You can find program details and the application form on our webpage here.
| 6/30/2026 | | | We are organizing a local community farmers market that supports small businesses, local vendors, and community engagement. We are currently looking for volunteers, and this could be a great opportunity for students looking to gain volunteer experience while supporting community events.
Our goal is to create a welcoming community event where local families, businesses, and organizations can connect and support one another.
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Website: https://www.artisanmarkets.ca
| 8/31/2026 | | | Help Fight Blindness (Upcoming Volunteer Opportunity) Move For Sight is an annual fundraising event for Fighting Blindness Canada, to raise funds and awareness for vision research, treatments, and education, brining hope to those experiencing vision loss. This year's Move For Sight 2026 Ambassadors (Vancouver locals!), are working hard to make sure this event is a huge community success. We need your help to ensure the event runs smoothly and safely for all involved. What does a Move For Sight Event Day Volunteer do? A variety of roles are available: - Registration - help sign in participants, collect fundraising forms and money
- Route Marshall - be the cheerleader/encourager while ensuring participants stay along the marked path
- Refreshments Monitor- ensure everyone stays hydrated before/after their 'move' activity
- Activities Zone - games, colouring, yoga, etc - help explain/encourage game play and activities available
- Set up/Tear Down - everyone pitches in to get the stations set up before the event officially begins, and we all work together after
Our ideal volunteer is over 16 (or has a parent/guardian supervising); enthusiastic, compassionate and willing to learn about the vision loss community. We welcome all volunteers to tell a friend, coworker or sign up together as a small group (up to 5). Next Steps:  To join us as a volunteer, APPLY NOW. - Attend a mandatory (virtual) orientation & training session NOTE: Virtual orientation is planned for May 20 or 21 5pm EST (if needed, additional dates will be scheduled).
If you have questions, please email jmaxwell@fightingblindness.ca
| 5/22/2026 | | | International Education Summer School volunteer opportunity
We're looking for students who are reliable, friendly, and comfortable starting conversations with people they don't know yet. This is a great opportunity for students who enjoy helping others, are open to different cultures, and can be flexible with their schedule and placement. Students can also earn volunteer hours that may be used towards CLC 12. Interested students need to complete the Microsoft Forms application by June 10, 2026 (or until positions are filled). Information about dates, expectations, and volunteer hours is included in the attached document and in the Form. If students have any questions, they're very welcome to email me directly at mferrer@sd43.bc.ca. Thanks so much for your help in sharing this opportunity and supporting the program — it is very much appreciated. International Education Summer School - Student Volunteer Opportunity (2026) – Fill out form
Kind regards, Melody Ferrer (she/her) M.Ed., Dip. Ed., B.Ed., B.Sc. Program Coordinator, International Education Coquitlam School District
| 6/10/2026 | | | The Coquitlam School District's Summer Learning program is pleased to once again offer a volunteer opportunity for our secondary students. Last year we placed over forty students into SD 43 Summer Learning classrooms, a valuable experience for students and teachers! Successful volunteers will be placed in local elementary or middle classrooms and earn necessary volunteer hours as well as a letter of reference from their sponsor teacher. Spots are limited so submit a completed application early. Summer Learning Website: https://ce43.augusoft.net//info/landing/summer-learning
Summer Learning 2026 Volunteer Application Form – SECONDARY STUDENT – Fill out form
Applications due: June 5th.
Regards, Wally Sawchuk SD43 Coquitlam Summer Learning Volunteer Coordinator
| 6/5/2026 | | | We have started our recruitment for our 5th Annual BC Dumpling Festival which will take place on Saturday, August 15th at Town Centre Park in Coquitlam, 11am to 8 pm. It is a family-friendly multicultural event and we'd love to invite students 15 years and older to join our team! They can do so through this link BC Dumpling Volunteer Sign up Here are some volunteering highlights: - Connect with others who share your passion for food and culture
- Grow your teamwork and communication skills
- Make a positive impact in your community
- Get a behind the scenes glimpse at how a large scale event is run
- Earn volunteer hours
- Eat dumplings!!!
We'd really appreciate it if you could share this opportunity with Riverside students as this event takes place in their own community. Please find a poster attached. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions. Best regards, Melissa Fong and Maia Woods BC Dumpling Festival Volunteer Management Team https://www.bcdumplingfest.ca
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| 8/15/2026 | | | | 7/12/2026 | | | | 6/12/2026 | | | I am a member of the Coquitlam Cheetahs Track and Field Club. Every year we run a Track Meet for athletes across the province as well as The Provincials Track Meet, we are always looking for volunteers. Our Cheetah Meet is on Sat. 30th and Sun. 31st May. We are looking for high school students who can volunteer their time and earn community service hours. Our days count for 8hrs of volunteering and students would be fed throughout the day. Students do not need to have any experience as we have many BC officials who know all the rules but need help.
Volunteers measure jumps/throws, rake the sand pit, put up the bar in high jump etc!
The Provincial Track Meet is Fri.3rd - Sun.5th July.
I am hoping this is something you can promote in your school and point students in my direction.
coquitlamcheetahs.secretary@gmail.com Thank you for your help with this.
Best Regards,
Coquitlam Cheetahs Secretary
Jackie Hamnett
| 7/5/2026 | | | I'm reaching out to introduce the Fraser River Discovery Centre's (FRDC) Youth Volunteer Program. Located in New Westminster, the FRDC is a not-for-profit interpretive centre that shares the stories of the living, working Fraser River and its vital role in the history, present, and future of British Columbia through exhibits, education programs, and special events. We are currently inviting youth aged 15 and older to join our volunteer team. This is a great opportunity for students to gain valuable work experience, complete graduation volunteer hours, and develop skills in communication and public engagement, all while being part of a fun and educational environment. In addition to our general volunteer program, we are also seeking volunteers for the upcoming Tourism Challenge, an annual event that encourages tourism industry professionals to explore local attractions. I've attached PDFs with additional details, and we would greatly appreciate it if you could share this opportunity with your students. Thank you so much for your support, and I hope to welcome some of your students to the FRDC soon! Tourism Challenge Volunteer.pdfYouth Volunteer Position 2026.pdf
| 5/31/2026 | | | I am contacting you from Mayfair Retirement Living. We had the great honor to be guests at a party put on by your students, the Winter Waltz and they were wonderful hosts!
We are reaching out to see if you may have any students needing some volunteer hours, in particular we hope to find some volunteers to come on Saturday afternoons. We have a regular game of Bingo and other recreation activities going on, and truly we love to be around the energy and enthusiasm of young people. At Mayfair, student volunteers do not have to complete a criminal record check due to their age They would also always be under supervision of staff at all times.
Thank you
Natalie Chapman Natalie Chapman Resident Engagement Manager Mayfair Terrace Retirement Residence Aspira Retirement Living Tel: (604) 552-5552 Fax: (604) 552-3758 Email: natalie.chapman@siennaliving.ca 2267 Kelly Avenue, Port Coquitlam, B.C. V3C 6N4 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() aspiralife.ca
| 6/30/2026 | | | Volunteering for SFU Camps offers practical experience in a safe and fun environment. Volunteers will get an opportunity to work with children and youth, build leadership skills, meet new people, and have a rewarding summer as part of SFU Camps & Youth Programs! SFU Camps recognizes outstanding volunteers, provides reflective evaluations, and confirmation letters. We also provide career workshops and the top volunteers are encouraged to apply to become camp instructors in future years!
Application Deadline: April 20, 2026 *Applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered. Please refer to the Job Description. Interview invites will be sent out at the end of April. Interviews: Expected mid May (applicant must attend ONE in-person interview session) Training: Expected late June, 2026 (applicant must attend ONE in-person training session)
For more information:
https://www.sfu.ca/camps/opportunities/volunteer-opportunities.html
Summer 2026 Volunteer
Application is now open until Monday, April 20
| 4/20/2026 | | | Community Volunteer Connections
Community Volunteer Connections has been rooted in the Tri-Cities since 1976. As the voice of volunteerism for our sector, we bring people together to mobilize volunteer action, and strengthen the capacity of local nonprofits. Our vision is a volunteer-engaged region where everyone can contribute and grow through meaningful action. Our values are grounded in the belief that volunteering not only strengthens communities but also empowers individuals.
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| 6/30/2027 | | | My name is Kay Simon, and I'm the Camp Manager at Camp Byng, located on the Sunshine Coast near Roberts Creek, BC. I'm reaching out to share a leadership opportunity that may be of interest to students. This summer we are offering a Leadership in Training (LIT) Program for youth ages 14–16 designed to help young people build confidence, develop leadership skills, and gain meaningful experience working with younger campers in an outdoor setting. Participants in the program will also earn 40 volunteer hours, which can be applied toward school graduation requirements. The two-week program combines leadership development with hands-on experience. During the first week, participants focus on building leadership skills such as communication, teamwork, activity planning, and problem solving while taking part in classic camp experiences like archery, hiking, and team challenges. During the second week, participants apply what they've learned by supporting camp staff and helping lead activities for younger campers, giving them real experience in mentorship, teamwork, and leadership. I've attached a Leadership Program flyer with additional information, along with a general Camp Byng flyer that highlights our summer camp programs. If you have students who may be interested, we would greatly appreciate you sharing this opportunity with them. You can learn more about the program and register here: https://www.scouts.ca/camps/camp-byng.html?  Camp Byng Poster 2026 (2).jpg
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| 7/31/2026 | | | Member Recruitment! Join us the 1st week of Spring Break to complete our second mural!
Benefits:
- Volunteer Certificates will be provided!
- Meet like-minded artists!
- Gain experience completing a large-scale project!
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| 3/31/2026 | | | I am reaching out from Science AL!VE, an outreach unit from the Faculty of Applied Sciences at Simon Fraser University.
We are currently recruiting high school volunteers for our STEAM camps this summer! This is a great opportunity for students to gain experience working with youth in a classroom/camp setting while supporting hands-on STEAM activities. Deadline: March 20th
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| 3/20/2026 | | | I'm reaching out from Place des Arts to kindly ask if you could help share a volunteer opportunity with interested students. We are seeking reliable and enthusiastic youth volunteers (age 14+) to assist with our children's Spring Break Camps running: Week 1: March 16–20, 2026
Week 2: March 23–27, 2026 Camps include visual arts, dance, drama, music, and fibre arts. Volunteers help escort students, take attendance, assist in classrooms, supervise breaks, and support sign-in/sign-out procedures. This is a great opportunity for students interested in education or the arts to gain hands-on experience in a creative environment. Shift Options: - Full Day: 8:15 AM – 4:00 PM
- Morning: 8:15 AM – 12:45 PM
- Afternoon: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Not available for Week 2)
Full Day and Morning volunteers must arrive at 8:00 AM on the first Monday.
All accepted volunteers must attend a mandatory orientation on Friday, March 13 | 4:30–6:00 PM (in-person). Students must commit to all 5 days of at least one week.
Application deadline: Friday, March 6, 2026. Interested students can email volunteer@placedesarts.ca with their preferred and second-choice shift.
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| 3/6/2026 | | | James Park Community School is looking for Spring
break Volunteers. March 16-27 9am - 3pm Volunteer for one day or the whole week! James Park SB Volunteers.pdf
| 3/27/2026 | | | | 3/7/2026 | | | The elementary Scratch coding class on Saturday is looking for high school classroom volunteers for Grade G9 - G10 or up students to support coding (Scratch and Micro:bit) starting March 7th to Mid June. (no classes during Spring Break) Program Details: SATURDAY - Dates: March 7th – June 6th (No class on March 21, 28, April 4)
- Time: Saturday 2:15 – 4:00 PM
- Location: Como Lake Middle School
This is a wonderful chance for high school students who are interested in volunteering and working with children. It will be a rewarding experience for both the high school volunteers and the elementary students they support.
If you're a high school student G9-G10 or up interested in Technology and STEM and able to commit to 11 weeks of classroom volunteering, we'd love to hear from you!
Volunteers will also receive a certificate confirming their volunteer hours.
Students who are interested can contact us directly at Email: sd43computers@gmail.com, or Phone / text message: 778 868 4498
Lucie Computer Program at CLCI Tel: 778 868 4498 Email: sd43computers@gmail.com
| 6/30/2026 | | | The Royal Soccer Club is looking for Volunteers!
Sign up for any of the 3 sessions:
- Full Days (9am - 4pm, 35 hours/week)
- Mornings (9am - 12pm, 15 hours/week)
- Afternoons (1-4pm, 15 hours/week)
Weeks in July or August
For more info:
royalsoccer.com
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| 8/31/2026 | | | I'm reaching out from the Regional Animal Protection Society (RAPS) to ask if you would be willing to share an upcoming volunteer opportunity with your students. RAPS is hosting several community fundraising events in February and March, and we are hoping to recruit high school students who are looking to earn volunteer hours while supporting a local nonprofit and a great cause. To kick off 2026, RAPS is launching our annual Car Lottery and 50/50 Raffle, featuring a brand-new 2026 Nissan Leaf generously donated by our largest sponsor, Applewood Auto Group (for the third year in a row). The donated vehicle will be displayed at shopping centres across the Lower Mainland, and volunteers help by engaging with the public and raising awareness of RAPS' rescue and community programs. This is a fun, meaningful, and accessible way for students to: - Earn volunteer hours
- Support animal welfare in their community
- Build confidence and customer-service skills
Students are welcome to volunteer with a friend or family member. Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Brief training is provided a few days before the event. **We are planning to bring adoptable kittens to these events also** ⚠️ Important Commitment Notice Shopping centres require that a minimum of two volunteers remain with the vehicle at all times. By signing up, volunteers are committing to attend their entire shift, as on-site replacements are not available and the car cannot be left unattended. Event Details Tsawwassen Mills
📅 Saturday, February 7 & Sunday, February 8
📍 5000 Canoe Pass Way, Tsawwassen, BC V4M 0B3
🕒 Saturday: 10:00am–9:00pm | Sunday: 11:00am–7:00pm
Sign-up link: HERE Coquitlam Mall
📅 Saturday, February 28 & Sunday, March 1
📍 2929 Barnet Hwy Unit 2201, Coquitlam, BC V3B 5R5
🕒 Saturday: 10:00am–9:00pm | Sunday: 11:00am–7:00pm - 4-hour shifts with a 15-minute overlap
- Minimum of 2 volunteers per shift
- Please bring water and snacks
Sign-up link: HERE
Lansdowne Shopping Centre
📅 Saturday, March 7 & Sunday, March 8
📍 5300 Number 3 Road, Richmond, BC V6X 2X9
🕒 Saturday: 10:00am–9:00pm | Sunday: 11:00am–7:00pm - 4-hour shifts with a 15-minute overlap
- Minimum of 2 volunteers per shift
- Please bring water and snacks
Sign-up link: HERE
Sign-Up Instructions for Students - Select a preferred time slot
- Indicate if bringing someone and include their name
- Help fill shifts where coverage is limited
- If only able to attend part of a shift, email alisonb@rapsbc.com to arrange coverage
- If a time slot appears full but is the only one available, students are still encouraged to sign up
We would greatly appreciate your help sharing this opportunity with students who may be interested. Thank you for supporting youth engagement and community service. Let me know if you have any questions! Warm regards, Alison Brady Volunteer Coordinator Regional Animal Protection Society (RAPS) 201-13340 Smallwood Place, Richmond, BC V6V 1W8
| 3/8/2026 | | | Repeat Floral, a student-led nonprofit organization founded in 2021 by high school students, as an opportunity for your students to gain volunteer experience! Repeat Floral repurposes donated wedding and event flowers and redistributes them to hospitals, nursing homes, and community spaces across the Lower Mainland, bringing moments of joy while reducing floral waste. The organization is entirely run by students and focuses on both community impact and youth leadership development! Here is a more detailed introduction to what we do. Students who participate in Repeat Floral gain meaningful experience in: - Community engagement and social impact
- Leadership, teamwork, and initiative
- Real-world nonprofit operations (marketing, finance, events, communications, and volunteer
- coordination)
- Working with external partners such as event planners, venues, and care facilities
We are currently recruiting high school students for both executive leadership positions and volunteer roles, and we would greatly appreciate your help in sharing this opportunity with your students. Applications can be accessed through this Google Forms. The deadline to apply is February 8th, 2026 at 11:59pm.
Thank you very much for your time and support. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like more information.
Warm regards,
Julianna Ma (she/her) Executive Director Repeat Floral Vancouver, British Columbia --- Email: repeatfloral@gmail.com Instagram: @repeat.floral 
| 2/8/2026 | | | I'm reaching out to share information about student volunteer opportunities with the Junior Players Tour (JPT) for our 2026 BC tournament season. JPT hosts high-level junior golf events across the province and relies on volunteers to help our events run smoothly. Volunteer roles include event setup, scoring support, player assistance, and general event operations. This is a great opportunity for students interested in sports, event management, leadership, or community involvement. Volunteers receive JPT merchandise and lunch on each volunteer day. I've attached an information document that can be shared with students. If there's interest, please feel free to reply to this email or click click here.
| 9/7/2026 | | | Empowering Volunteers and Non-Profits in the Tri-Cities. Stay informed and connected in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Belcarra, Anmore, and surrounding regions.
Volunteer Opportunities:
Alzheimer Society of BC Minds in Motion Assistant (Chinese language) - Port Moody, Tuesdays 1:30-3:30pm Minds in Motion® is a fitness and social program for people with early symptoms of dementia to enjoy with a friend or family member. As a volunteer you will assist with set-up and clean-up of refreshments, games, and activities. You may also be asked to support participants during the fitness program, when needed.
ScotFest BC: The BC Highland Games
Treasurer Formed in 1984, the United Scottish Cultural Society (USCS) fosters and preserves the music, dance, language and culture of Scottish immigrants to BC. They are looking for a Treasurer who has senior-level experience in accounting and financial management, including QuickBooks, and has the capacity to commit to a two-year term, also dedicating time for board meetings every two months and being on-site during the BC Highland Games in June.
The Society of We Are Canadians Too School Outreach Activity Volunteer Do you have experience with public speaking? Are you interested in arts and crafts? Be a School Outreach Activity Leader for a day with LunarFest! The sessions will run from Feb 17-19 from 9am to 3pm at Granville Island.
Asian Canadian Special Events Association 2026 Lunar Fest, Event Volunteers An annual festival that brings together the diverse communities of Vancouver to welcome a new year, LunarFest presents a variety of activities for all ages throughout February. There are multiple available positions. Build your leadership skills, make new friends, and learn about cultural connections.
Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland Big Sisters Mentor Big Sisters of B.C. Lower Mainland is looking for caring volunteer mentors for our 1:1 Big Sisters Mentoring program who will support girls and gender-diverse youth (aged 7-17) to improve their self-confidence and self-esteem by working with a trusted adult mentor in a 1:1 mentoring relationship. They are asking for a minimum one-year commitment, and 2-4 hours per week.
Study Buddy Mentor
Big Sisters of B.C. Lower Mainland is looking for caring volunteer mentors for our 1:1 Study Buddy program who will support girls and gender-diverse youth (aged 7-17) with an academic role model to improve their school performance and reach educational goals. Mentors meet with their mentee for 1 hour per week for at least six months at a mutually convenient location (such as a library) to work on schoolwork.
Camp Goodtimes, Canadian Cancer Society Recreation Volunteers Camp Goodtimes provides recreational summer camp experiences for those that have been affected by childhood cancer. Volunteers will operate out of their sites in Maple Ridge and on Shawnigan Lake. If you love working with youth, being outdoors, and have a fun and creative personality, Camp Goodtimes 2026 might be for you!
Stay Connected! Stay connected with our community! Follow us on social media to celebrate local stories, discover new volunteer opportunities, and see the impact we’re making together. Join the conversation and be part of building a stronger, more connected community. You can find us on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram.
| 6/30/2026 | | | Volunteer as a Coquitlam Snow Angel and Share the Warmth This Winter
When the snow falls, a little kindness goes a long way. Help your neighbours – and keep the community safe – by volunteering as a Coquitlam Snow Angel.
We're looking for helping hands to clear sidewalks after a snowfall. Volunteers 16 and older (or younger with an adult) receive a cozy winter kit with a shovel, toque, scarf, ice cleats and mitts.
Sign up on your own, with friends or with your family – and make someone's day brighter. Snow Angels volunteering also counts toward volunteer hours for graduation requirements. Learn more and sign up to volunteer at https://www.coquitlam.ca/363/Snow-Angels.
Ashley Wilson (she/her) | Communications Coordinator 1 City of Coquitlam | Communications and Civic Engagement T: 604-927-3029 C: 604-306-1963
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| 2/28/2026 | | | Volunteer OpportunitiesVolunteering can be a great way to give back to the community, to meet new friends, and to gain valuable skills. SHARE Family & Community Services is built on a strong volunteer foundation. Without our volunteers, we would not be able to facilitate many of our programs and services! You may only have a few hours a week or month that you can give to SHARE, but every little bit helps in a huge way! Volunteer at Holiday Gift Wrap, ToyBank Kiosk & Santa's Enchanted Elevator
To volunteer for Gift Wrapping, ToyBank and Santa's Enchanted Elevator at Coquitlam Centre, please register with Better Impact: For support registering and signing up for shifts, please email community@sharesociety.ca.
Volunteer For SHARE Family & Community Services
| 12/24/2025 | | | Volunteers provide much-needed support in recreational programming, emergency preparedness, community services, environmental programs, and much, much more. The City is proud and grateful for the citizens who offer up their time and energy to make our City a healthy, vibrant, and caring community! For more information:
Volunteering | City of Port Coquitlam
| 6/30/2026 | | | Volunteer OpportunitiesOur volunteers help keep Coquitlam safe and clean, protect our environment and support our seniors and those in need. Volunteers make our community programs and events a success and provide a dynamic environment where all are welcome. We appreciate the contributions of our volunteers, which are what allow us to extend our reach and impact in the community. Our volunteers help enrich the lives of others and makes Coquitlam a great place to live, learn and play. For more info and to apply:
Volunteer Opportunities | Coquitlam, BC
| 6/30/2026 | | | The local newspaper is back As you may know, four longtime local journalists who worked for the Burnaby NOW, New Westminster Record and Tri-City News have launched a new publication to fill the local news void left when those publications closed in April. Freshet News has been online since October covering education, local politics, community events, school sports and more. We are a non-profit community service co-op with the sole aim of publishing reliable local journalism, the bedrock of healthy democracies and a key way to bring communities together. On Dec. 18, we will publish our first print edition, a big undertaking, but one we're incredibly excited about. Key role for students We'd like local high school students to be part of this important initiative by volunteering to hand out copies of the paper at local SkyTrain stations. Beyond earning work experience hours, students would be supporting the local community by making people aware of this new source of reliable local information now available to residents. Students would also be getting hands-on experience in what it takes to get a start-up venture of any kind off the ground. As a co-op we value local connections, and we feel getting local schools and students involved is a win-win, on this project and for the future. The plan A minimum of two students would be assigned to each SkyTrain station on a first-come, first-served basis. On Dec. 18, students would attend their assigned station between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. Bundles of the paper would be delivered to them. (Anyone who can drive and pick up bundles from our distribution hubs could earn extra work experience credit.) Students would hand out copies of the paper to people leaving the station. Copies that are not distributed would be picked up by us at the station. The work, though not complicated, would have an important community impact, and could evolve into further Freshet News work experience opportunities in the future. If you are interested please contact:
cnaylor@freshetnews.ca
Cornelia
Cornelia Naylor Founder, editor, reporter cnaylor@freshetnews.ca
| 12/18/2025 | | | | 6/30/2026 | | | The Vancouver International Children's Festival Volunteer Team is pleased to announce that we are returning this spring with a live festival on Granville Island May 25–May 31st, 2026. Students can sign up through our BetterImpact Volunteer Page today!
Students must be: - 15 years or older at their first shift
- Able to attend 2 shifts (~14 hours) minimum
- Access to a working email and phone
Any volunteer who completes over 24 hrs of service will be eligible for a reference letter from the Volunteer Team – plus plenty of other perks. Applications close early May. If you have students interested in the things below, we'd love to see them at the festival.
- Hospitality and Customer Service
- Tourism and Event Management
- Visual and Performing Arts
- Early Childhood Education
- Work Experience requirements
We're also especially interested in onboarding 3-4 Volunteer Recruiters per school starting January. Our new volunteer coordinator, Deanna will be starting in the new year and will be happy to connect with new applicants, returning volunteers and teachers when she starts her position in January. These are creative, outgoing, and organized students who work within their school to recruit more volunteers.
Volunteer Recruiters get to partake in virtual monthly meetings from February to May, receiving ongoing support and mentorship from our team. Know any students who'd love this opportunity? Please forward their info to us, and encourage them to go to our BetterImpact Volunteer Page to submit an application.
Thank you, The VICF Volunteer Team Vancouver International Children's Festival May 25 - May 31, 2026 on Granville Island
| 5/31/2026 | | | On Sun Nov. 30th from 9:45am to 1pm at Seaview Park in Port Moody, we're hosting a fun, hands-on outdoor activity to make a positive impact where youth can earn volunteer hours while connecting with their community and experientially learning about invasive plants. We'd LOVE for your students to join us!
Meet new people & connect with community while supporting our environment by removing invasive Himalayan Blackberry & English Ivy plants! Boost biodiversity and steward this community green space so native plants can thrive!
🙋♀️ NO Experience Needed! All ages & abilities welcome! Bring your friends & family! Come for as little or as long as you'd like!
📅 When: Sun Nov 30th | 9:45AM – 1:00PM, Rain or Shine! 🌦️
🧤 What: Remove invasive blackberry to boost biodiversity & help our environment!
📍 Where: Seaview Park (1255 Cecile Dr., Port Moody)
🧰 Provided: Tools, gloves, snacks, and educational instruction!
✨ You wear: Long sleeves, long pants & closed-toe shoes.
👉 More Info & Sign-Up: bit.ly/greenteam-nov30-2025
📧 Questions? Email: Max@GreenTeamsCanada.ca
✨ Why join?
✔️Meet awesome new people! 🤝
✔️Improve mental health and well-being in nature 🌿
✔️Restore a green space & support biodiversity 🌳
✔️Enjoy DELICIOUS snacks 🍪🍎
✔️Earn volunteer hours ⏲️
✔️ HAVE FUN making a real difference!😄
Whether you're looking for fresh air, exercise, volunteer hours, or a chance to meet like-minded people, there's something in it for everyone!
This activity is being organized thanks to partnership between the City of Port Moody and the Lower Mainland Green Team!
Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like a poster or social media graphic to share.
Thank you for your support of these community activities, we hope to see you there!
Max Muehlen (he/him)
Program Manager, Lower Mainland Green Team
| 11/30/2025 | | | | 12/6/2025 | | | If you are looking for an opportunity to earn some volunteer hours, or want to come spend some time in the forest air, join us for our Big Help event on Thursday October 2nd, from 4:00-6:00 pm! We will be picking up garbage around the forest (with a focus on cleaning up the riparian area around Como Creek), and digging out blackberry roots from our restoration area. We will supply all necessary tools, but feel free to bring your own work gloves and extra garbage tongs if you have them. And remember to dress for the weather - we will be working in the forest primarily, so it might get a little chilly. Please feel free to bring friends and family, the more the merrier. We just ask that everyone register for the event by selecting the date on our event calendar, here: https://freshroots.ca/volunteer/. If you are under 18 you will need a parent/guardian to assist with the registration; if you have any questions or concerns about this registration process, please let me know!
| 10/2/2025 | | | My name is Brittany Klapwijk, and I'm reaching out on behalf of Youth Empowering Youth (YEY). We are excited to announce that registration is now open for our FREE Fall 2025 Leadership Development Program designed for students ages 13–18. Thanks to the support of schools like yours, YEY continues to empower youth across Canada to grow into confident, resilient leaders who create positive change in their schools, families, and communities.
Volunteer HoursEach student who participates in the program receives 15 volunteer hours that can be applied toward graduation requirements.
About the ProgramYEY equips young people with tools to succeed both inside and outside of school by focusing on: - Teamwork & Collaboration – building strong peer connections
- Communication Skills – learning to listen and lead effectively
- Resilience & Problem-Solving – developing confidence to overcome challenges
- Leadership & Service – applying lessons in real-life situations to make a difference
Our sessions are interactive, discussion-based, and peer-led. Students walk away with greater self-awareness, stronger decision-making skills, and a vision for their future.
Fall 2025 Teen Cohort Dates (Ages 13–18)- Session 1: Sunday, October 12, 2025 – The Ripple Effect
- Session 2: Sunday, October 19, 2025 – Attitude Creates Your Life
- Session 3: Sunday, October 26, 2025 – The Moment You Stop Blaming, You Take Back Your Power
- Session 4: Sunday, November 2, 2025 – Take Action! With Small Steps
- Session 5: Sunday, November 9, 2025 – Fail Forward to Success
- Session 6: Sunday, November 16, 2025 – Drive Your Life with Powerful Habits
- Session 7: Sunday, November 23, 2025 – Be A Student of Life
- Session 8: Sunday, November 30, 2025 – Momentum is Your Responsibility
- Session 9 (Graduation): Sunday, December 7, 2025
RegistrationStudents can register directly here: https://linktr.ee/youthempoweringyouth
| 12/7/2025 | | | Place des Arts is now accepting applications for this year's Youth Arts Council. Founded in 1972, Place des Arts is a not-for-profit arts centre and music school located in the historic Maillardville area of Coquitlam, BC. Place des Arts' mission is to inspire the artist in everyone through our quality learning program and cultural experiences, our talented people and our warm welcoming environment. Each year, over 103,000 people experience the arts at Place des arts. In addition to offering classes in music, visual arts, literary arts, dance and performing arts, Place des Arts hosts a dynamic schedule of exhibitions, concerts and cultural events, with three galleries and an artisan shop that showcases local emerging artists. Place de Arts' Youth Arts Council was created to encourage local teens to engage within the arts community. The council organizes and hosts up to two youth oriented events each year and advises Place des Arts on teen engagement. This dedicated group of teen volunteers is eager to provide new and exciting opportunities for their peers to participate in the arts. Youth Arts Council members will: - Attend and participate in 7 Youth Arts Council meetings and lead up to 2 events
- Contribute to Council decision-making and discussions
- Be a representative of Place des Arts at events and other initiatives
- Assist Place des Arts in reviewing and developing recommendations for youth programs and events
- Plan and attend a youth event in the spring
Knowledge, Skills and Experience Required: - Must be a grade 9, 10, 11 or 12 student in Fall 2025
- Strong interest in the arts (ie. Visual Arts, music, dance, performing arts and/or literary arts)
- Interest in developing leadership skills
- Interest in developing skills related to event planning and/or marketing
- Excellent organizational and time management skills
- Ability to collaborate in a team environment, listen to others, share ideas and help make decisions
- Positive, respectful attitude
- Willingness to learn
- Resides in and/or attending school in the Tri-Cities
- Asset: Past or current Place des Arts student or volunteer
Time Commitment: - Attend all Council meetings from November to May (total 7): Fridays Nov 7, Dec 5, Jan 9, Feb 6, Mar 13, Apr 10 and May 8 from 4:00 – 5:30 PM at Place des Arts.
- Attend at least 2 events at Place des Arts
- Sunday February 8, 1:00-3:00 PM: Family Day @ PdA
- YAC members will facilitate an art activity at this free event to learn more about event planning, logistics, the PdA space and running an events booth.
- Friday, May 1, 5:00 – 7:00 PM: YAC Event, Title TBD
- YAC will plan, implement, promote and facilitate a free arts-based event for teens at Place des Arts.
Benefits: - Receive mentorship from Place des Arts staff and local arts professionals
- Gain hands-on event planning experience
- Develop skills related to leadership, communication and teamwork
- Receive a Place des Arts volunteer t-shirt
- Receive a reference letter from Place des Arts
To apply: Complete the application form (https://placedesarts.ca/youth-arts-council-application/) by September 26, 2025.
| 9/26/2025 | | | 2025 Volunteer Fair & Nonprofit Showcase!
When: Saturday, October 4, 2025 Time: 10 AM to 2 PM
Where: Port Coquitlam Community Centre; Mabbett Hall Who Should Attend: Working Adults, Students, Families, Retired Adults, Newcomers, and Corporate Volunteers. Discover the power of community and volunteerism at our 2025 Volunteer Fair. This annual event is free to the public and an opportunity to explore exciting volunteer roles and meet amazing nonprofit staff. It’s an event that brings people of all ages and abilities together. Connect with staff that manage volunteers and learn how you can make a difference in your community.
For more info:
Community Volunteer Connections | Volunteer Fair
| 10/4/2025 | | | Event: Burke Mountain Cleanup Day Date: Saturday, September 27, 2025 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Location: Sheffield Park, Burke Mountain, Coquitlam This is a family-friendly, community-led event in partnership with the City of Coquitlam's Park Spark program. Volunteers will help clean local parks and trails, supporting environmental stewardship while gaining valuable community experience.
Highlights: - 3 official volunteer hours logged by the City of Coquitlam
- Supplies provided by the Park Spark team
- Great opportunity for students to contribute to their local community
We would appreciate your support in sharing this opportunity with students who are working toward graduation requirements or looking for meaningful volunteer work. For questions or additional information, please contact boroandbeyond@gmail.com.
| 9/27/2025 | | | | 7/1/2025 | | | PoMoArts is looking for volunteers for our new city-wide summer festival, Art Out Side. More information about the festival is available in the attached file as well as on our website at https://www.pomoarts.ca/artoutside Youth volunteers are eligible for our annual Visual Arts Scholarship for Emerging Artists, which enables teens who have a desire to explore visual arts but who lack the means to do so through visual arts courses at PoMoArts.
Anna Shubina (she/her) Marketing Coordinator Office: 604-931-2008 Ext. 110 ![]()
| 8/31/2025 | | | We have started our recruitment for our 4th Annual BC Dumpling Festival which will take place on Saturday, August 9th at Town Centre Park in Coquitlam, 11am to 8 pm. It is a family-friendly multicultural event and we'd love to invite students 15 years and older (or even staff) to join our team! They can do so through this link BC Dumpling Volunteer Sign up Here are some volunteering highlights: - Connect with others who share your passion for food and culture
- Grow your teamwork and communication skills
- Make a positive impact in your community
- Get a behind the scenes glimpse at how a large scale event is run
- Earn volunteer hours
- Eat dumplings!!!
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| 8/9/2025 | | | | 6/15/2025 | | | | 6/21/2025 | | | | 6/2/2025 | | | The Coquitlam School District's Summer Learning program is pleased to once again offer a volunteer opportunity for our secondary students. Last year we placed over forty students into SD 43 Summer Learning classrooms, a valuable experience for students and teachers! Successful volunteers will be placed in local elementary or middle classrooms and earn necessary volunteer hours as well as a letter of reference from their sponsor teacher. Spots are limited so submit a completed application early. High school students interested in volunteering for elementary or middle school programs can fill in this FORM.
Adults and teacher candidates interested in volunteering for our high school program can fill in this ADULT FORM.
If you have any questions, please contact the summer learning volunteer coordinator, Mr. Wally Sawchuk (wsawchuk@sd43.bc.ca).
Deadline to apply: June 6th
| 6/6/2025 | | | We are a non-profit that has been providing outdoor-based camps for ages 5-12 and other programs in the Tri-Cities since 2019. Our goal is to empower and inspire youth and create community. We are always looking for kind, patient, and respectful people to volunteer. We hope that our strongest volunteers eventually become staff.
Our activities at camp include swimming, boating, active games, sports, table games, arts and crafts, talent shows, and more based on the interests of participants. Our out-trips include places such as White Pine Beach, the Coquitlam River, Poirier Pool, Eagle Ridge Pool, Crash Crawly's (when heavy rain is forecast), Lion's Park, and more. If you know of anyone you'd recommend who is looking for a fun place to get volunteer hours or potentially explore a future career, we'd be grateful if you shared our non-profit with them. Our volunteer application forms are on our website at www.RfCamps.com in our Volunteer section
| 6/30/2025 | | | Hi Riverside Students, Looking for a fun and meaningful way to earn volunteer hours, build your resume, and make a difference in your community? The Spirit Triathlon is happening on Saturday, May 3rd, 2025 at Hyde Creek Recreation Centre in Port Coquitlam — and we'd love for you to join our volunteer team! This exciting event brings together 480 kids from grades 2 to 8 to swim, bike, and run — either on relay teams or as individuals. It's a fun, inclusive day all about teamwork, community spirit, and cheering kids across the finish line! Check out 2024 Spirit Triathlon Volunteer Perks:
✔️ A reference letter for anyone who asks
✔️ A crepe voucher for anyone who completes 2 shifts
✔️ A swag bag for every volunteer
✔️ A volunteer T-shirt for the first 50 people who sign in on race day
✔️ Earn high school volunteer service hours
✔️ Be part of a welcoming, energetic event supporting local kids and families! No experience needed — training is provided!
Whether you can give a few hours or the whole morning, your help makes a huge difference. Interested? SIGN UP HERE We'd love to have you on board! — The Spirit Triathlon Team
volunteer@spirittriathlon.ca
| 5/3/2025 | | | We are looking for enthusiastic high school students currently in grade 10-12 who are looking for experience and would like to volunteer for our summer camp programs at SFU! This is a great opportunity for students passionate about STEAM and would like to gain experience working with kids!
The current deadline for submitting applications is April 30.
SFU Summer Volunteers.pdf
| 4/30/2025 | | | | 6/30/2025 | | | School District No. 43 (Coquitlam)’s International Education Program is seeking volunteers for its Summer School Programs from 8:30am-12:00pm, July 7 – August 8, 2025. International students participate in English as a Second Language classes in the morning and may also participate in afternoon cultural activities. Alternately, international students may enroll in credit courses and be working toward graduation requirements instead. Both summer school programs run at Pinetree Secondary School. Volunteers are an important component of the International Education Program’s Summer School. We have a number of different opportunities for volunteers to work with students. The volunteer hours may be used towards graduation, if you have completed grade 9. A letter can be provided to you at the end, at your request. Requirements The successful candidate would ideally: • take initiative and approach students they don’t know • possess good leadership, organizational and interpersonal skills • be proficient with the English language • have experience with a second language • be reliable and trustworthy
International Ed Summer Volunteer Job Description 2025.pdf
Deadline to apply is June 13.
| 6/13/2025 | | | | 6/30/2025 | | | | 6/30/2025 | | | The Port Moody Soccer Club Adaptive Soccer Program volunteer opportunity. Port Moody Soccer Club is looking for volunteers for our Spring season that runs April - June. Ideally this would be students in Gr. 11 or 12. No soccer experience necessary!
I have been the Director of the Adaptive Program since we started 8 years ago. We were the first club in the Tri-Cities to offer this type of program for neurodivergent children who may or may not have physical disabilities, and who want to play soccer but might find our mainstream pathway challenging. Our Volunteers work 1:1 with players to support them in whatever way is needed, in order to foster a love of the game and develop skills to the best of everyone's ability. We have players with a variety of challenges, from autism to sensory/motor skills, to auditory/processing challenges, and more. Without a program such as this, many of these kids wouldn't have the opportunity to play. Our practices are held at the new Bob Favelle Field in Port Moody, every Friday from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Not only are we looking for volunteers, but if there are families in SD43 who might benefit from having their child take part in our program, please share our program information with them, or have them reach out to me for more information. Regards, Teri Shaw - Adaptive Soccer Program Director www.portmoodysoccer.com ![]()
If you have any questions, please reach out to Teri Shaw, PMSC Adaptive Soccer Program Director, at teri.shaw@portmoodysoccer.com .
| 6/30/2025 | | | Volunteer at our Summer Arts Camps!
- opportunities available for ages 16+
- get meaningful work experience
- complete your volunteer requirements
- enjoy a unique, fun, and creative role
- make art with kids all summer long
Contact:
volunteer@evergreenculturalcentre.ca
| 6/30/2025 | | | Rainforest Adventure Camp is an outdoor-based camps for ages 5-12 and other programs in the Tri-Cities since 2019. Our goal is to empower and inspire youth and create community. We are always looking for kind, patient, and respectful people to volunteer. We hope that our strongest volunteers eventually become staff.
Our activities at camp include swimming, boating, active games, sports, table games, arts and crafts, talent shows, and more based on the interests of participants. Our out-trips include places such as White Pine Beach, Lafarge Lake, the Coquitlam River, Zone Bowling, Crash Crawly's (when heavy rain is forecast), and pools, parks, and playgrounds throughout the Tri-Cities. In the summer, we are also offering a North Burnaby-based camp (out-trips to Barnet Marine Park Beach, Confederation Park, and more), as well as one-week camps in New Westminster/South Burnaby (out-trips to Queen's Park, Moody Park Pool, and more) and Pitt Meadows/Maple Ridge (out-trips to Harris Road Park and Pool, Maple Ridge Park, and more).
If you know of anyone you'd recommend who is looking for a fun place to get volunteer hours or potentially explore a future career, we'd be grateful if you shared our non-profit with them. Our volunteer application forms are on our website at www.RfCamps.com in our Volunteer section.
Rainforest Adventure Camps Adventure Play Care Society www.RfCamps.com
| 6/30/2025 | | | Human Nature Projects (HNP) Canada
We are a federally incorporated, youth-led, not-for-profit organization with the mission to increase environmental literacy by raising awareness about current environmental issues to inspire meaningful and equitable environmental action. HNP Canada currently operates through two provincial sub-branches: HNP British Columbia and HNP Ontario. To date, HNP Canada has involved 10,000+ youth globally in environmental education, protection, restoration and stewardship with 16,000+ hours given out. Please feel free to check out our website to learn more about our organization and past initiatives: hnpontario.org.
We're excited to announce that we are currently seeking passionate and motivated individuals to join HNP Canada and it's associated branches as volunteers! This is a great opportunity for your students to:
Build resumes with meaningful volunteer experiences in areas such as event organizing, project management, and community engagement.
Gain volunteer hours, any work, no matter how small or big, dedicated to HNP will be officially tracked.
Develop soft skills such as teamwork, communication, and leadership all while contributing to meaningful initiatives.
Expand network by connecting with a community of committed individuals and industry experts to broaden your professional and personal networks, even earning individualized reference letters to support your academic or professional applications.
Create tangible impacts that directly contribute meaningful efforts that benefit the environment and the community.
No prior experience is required for most positions - only enthusiasm and a desire to learn! Our team is available to help and guide volunteers every step of the way. To apply, students can use this google form: https://forms.gle/NCamWj7FsS536Wdi7
Updated HNP Canada Hiring Poster.pdf
Deadline to apply: Feb. 24
| 2/24/2025 | | | SOYL (Sustainable Opportunities For Youth Leadership) is a 6-week summer leadership program that trains youth in grades 9-12 in agricultural skills at Fresh Roots' Schoolyard Farms while developing broader leadership and employability skills.
SOYL Spring Break is a great way to "sample" SOYL if anyone is considering the 6-week summer program. Here's the relevant info for SOYL Spring Break: - We will be at Millside Centre from March 25-28th, 9am-3pm
- Youth will get a $100 stipend for their contributions to the farm
- Activities will include invasive species removal, farm bed preparation, seeding, transplanting native species, and many other farm/forest tasks
- On March 27th, we will help host a group of high schoolers from the UK who want to learn about farming
- Lunch will be provided on two days
- It will be lots of fun.
SOYL is a 6-week summer leadership program that trains youth in grades 9-12 in agricultural skills at Fresh Roots' Schoolyard Farms while developing broader leadership and employability skills. Youth are paid a $600 stipend for their contributions to the farm, as well as receiving access to hyper-local produce.
Summer camp will run from July 28 - Aug. 22.
Registration: https://freshroots.ca/camp-fresh-roots/.
2025 SOYL Program Flyer (2).pdf Millside Center - 2025 Summer Camp Poster.pdf
| 6/30/2025 | | | Volunteer Opportunities: Summer Camp Assistant, Public Programs Assistant
Volunteering at the Fraser River Discovery Centre (FRDC) is educational, rewarding, and fun! You'll engage with learners of all ages and help inspire stewards of the river through our interactive programs.
This program gives youth the opportunity to gain valuable volunteer work experience, develop leadership skills, and complete volunteer hours for graduation.
Summer Camp Assistant: Under the direction of the FRDC Education team, you will perform a range of duties at the FRDC, all designed to connect summer campers with the Fraser River Basin! Responsibilities: •Provide campers with a fun, interactive, and memorable experience. •Assist with summer camp activity preparation and set-up. •Facilitate/lead summer camp activities.
Time Commitment: •Summer Camp Volunteers are required to complete a minimum of 60 hours over the course of 8 weeks (from July to August).
Public Programs Assistant: Under the direction of the Volunteer Coordinator and Public Engagement Manager, you will facilitate interactive public programs geared towards children and families. Responsibilities: •Enhance visitors' experience with registered or drop-in public programs. •Lead visitors in interactive learning activities. •Engage with the community and promote the FRDC’s role in connecting people to the Fraser River.
Time Commitments: •Public Program Volunteers are required to complete at least 80 hours from September to June. You can choose the days you volunteer, as we understand that flexibility is important to achieve school/life balance.
General Volunteer Requirements: •Must be 15 years of age or older. •A desire to work with children and families. •Must be able to participate in an in-person interview. •Must complete volunteer orientation prior to their first shift.
General Volunteer Benefits: •Free admission to the FRDC over the course of your placement. •Gain work experience to add to your resume! •After successfully completing your volunteer service, you will receive a Letter of Reference and Proof of Completion Letter which states your total hours volunteered. •Candidates who successfully complete the program will be invited to apply for a paid position in the summer following their placement. Paid summer jobs are dependent on grant funding.
These paid positions are also highly competitive, and we receive many more applications than we have positions available. For more information, please visit https://fraserriverdiscovery.org/becomeavolunteer/ or email volunteer@fraserriverdiscovery.org
| 6/30/2025 | | | Spring Break Camp | March 17-21 & March 24-28
We are seeking reliable, enthusiastic volunteers to assist with our creative and lively Spring Break Camps from Monday, March 17 – Friday, March 21, and Monday, March 24 – Friday, March 28, 2025. The program includes classes in visual arts, dance, drama, music, and fibre arts. Volunteers are primarily responsible for ensuring the students' safety and participation in the program. See our Spring Break camp details here! Duties include: • Escorting students to and from classrooms • Taking attendance. • Monitoring and assisting with student sign-in/sign-out. • Assisting in the classroom, as needed (i.e. managing supplies, assisting students who need extra support, cleaning up, etc.) • Supervising students during their lunch/snack breaks. This is an excellent opportunity for students interested in gaining skills and experience related to a career in education or the arts. Shift Opportunities for Week 1 (March 17-21): • Full Day 8:15 AM - 4:15 PM* • Mornings 8:15 AM - 12:45 PM* • Afternoons 12:15 - 4:00 PM Shift Opportunities for Week 2 (March 24-28): • Mornings 8:15 AM - 12:30 PM*
* Please note that Full Day/AM volunteers must arrive at 8:00 AM on the first Monday of each week. The remainder of the shifts will begin at 8:15 AM. Full-day shift volunteers will receive a scheduled break. All Volunteers, please bring your own lunches/snacks and water bottle. PLEASE NOTE THAT CAMPS ARE NUT AWARE – please do not bring any food with nuts in it.
Volunteers must attend a mandatory in-person orientation training session on Thursday, March 13 from 4:30PM-6:00PM at Place des Arts.
Requirements: • Must be able to commit to all 5 days of the camp during Week 1 and/or 5 days of camp during Week 2. • Volunteers must be at least 14 years old. • Experience working with children an asset. • Interested in working in a creative, hands-on arts environment. • Experience working with support needs or ELL children is an asset, but not required. Deadline to respond: March 5, 2025. Please be aware: we have a limited number of spaces available for this program; shifts are expected to fill up quickly. If you are interested, please email volunteer@placedesarts.ca with your preferred shift time as well as your second shift time choice.
Thanks,
Sivan Kwok Events and Volunteer Coordinator Place des Arts | placedesarts.ca
| 3/3/2025 | | | The City of Coquitlam is currently seeking enthusiastic applicants who want to share their passion for skating to join our casual Ice Skate Instructor team. The successful candidates will:
- have excellent communication and people skills;
- be team players;
- be able to effectively lead, participate and instruct skating program participants;
- engage and maintain working relationships with program participants, volunteers, staff and the general public; and
- plan creative lesson plans for a variety of skating levels using progressions and complete report cards.
Minimum Qualifications - Current Emergency First Aid and CPR ‘C’ certification - At least 16 years’ old - Strong skating background
Job Ad - Recreation Instructor - Skating Lessons (2025-00029).pdf
| 6/30/2025 | | | Junior Players Tour (JPT), a new and exciting competitive golf tour designed to provide junior golfers with high-quality tournament experiences. Our events bring together talented young players from across the region, helping them develop their skills in a professional, tournament-style environment. As we continue to grow, we are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to support our events this season. This is a great opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in sports event management, develop leadership skills, and be part of an exciting junior golf tour. Volunteer roles include:✅ Assisting with event setup and operations
✅ Scoring and leaderboard management
✅ Player support and on-course assistance
✅ General event coordination This experience is ideal for students interested in sports management, event planning, or community involvement. Volunteers will receive a JPT merch pack with an adidas polo and a JPT hat. Volunteers will also receive a lunch everyday that they volunteer. I have attached a flyer and information document with more details that can be shared with students or posted in your school. If you or your students are interested, please let us know! For more details or to sign up, please reply to this email or Click Here. Volunteer Information BC Events.pdf
| 4/25/2025 | | | VolunteerVolunteers are the backbone of an organization. They provide time, energy and talents that can produce game-changing and historical events. They generate enthusiasm and interest that help to create a positive image of the organization. Elephanatics has been lucky enough to find some of these people, but we are always in search of more talent! Volunteer Opportunities for Elephanatics- Calling all students! Become a Student Ambassador for Elephanatics!
We are looking for enthusiastic, elephant (animal) loving advocates to help continue our goal of spreading the word about the ongoing poaching and human elephant conflict crises facing the African elephant. Student Ambassador Duties 1) You would be in charge of formulating new and creative ways to share our cause, whether it be through fundraising ideas or social media OR hosting volunteer fairs at your school. 2) You would be in charge of finding other students to assist you with our volunteer openings and coordinate activities pertaining to ongoing community outreach. 3) The perfect candidate would speak other languages that would benefit a multicultural audience (optional) 5) You would hold our organization’s values and beliefs that elephants need to be protected not only because they are a keystone species, but because they are sentient beings. 6) Promote and sell our online merchandise! (Optional)
Volunteer - Elephanatics
| 6/30/2025 | | | I am reaching out to explore the opportunity for the Riverside high school students to participate in a meaningful initiative that will benefit their professional growth and community involvement. We are currently seeking enthusiastic student volunteers to assist in the marketing and production areas for our business. This is a fantastic chance for students to develop real-world skills in these two areas, while earning volunteer hours and enhancing their resumes. Your students' creativity, energy, and fresh perspectives would be invaluable to our team. Volunteers would have the opportunity to: - Work alongside professionals in sales/marketing:
- Assist Sales Representative on Businesses' visits
- Assist to Introduce Signarama Tri Cities to businesses and explain promotional material.
- Flyers distribution.
- Assist Sales Rep/Marketing in events and tradeshows.
- Work alongside professionals in sign production activities:
- Mask, weed and apply vinyl to various substrates.
- Load and cut vinyl on a plotter.
- Output digital print graphics.
- Apply vehicle and window graphics.
- Assist production team on simple sign installation.
Please feel free to contact me at cas@signarama-coquitlambc.com or 604-474-4674. We are eager to collaborate and are flexible with scheduling to accommodate your school calendar. Thank you for considering this opportunity to empower your students with hands-on experience and community involvement. Zahira Freites-Rengifo
Marketing & Operations Manager
Signarama Tri Cities
302-151 Broadway Street Port Coquitlam, BC, V3C 6M2.
cas@signarama-coquitlambc.com
604-474-4674
| 6/30/2025 | | | There’s no experience needed and you don’t need to have been to a parkrun before. There are lots of roles to choose from and someone will show you what to do on the day. Check out our volunteer videos to see what it’s like.
For more details:
parkrun | volunteer
| 6/30/2025 | | | My name is Ali Azizi, and I was a high school student at Riverside Secondary school until I graduated in 2023. Recently, I have gained the opportunity to teach Introductory python to students at Summit Middle School, and I hold weekly classes every Thursday for 8 weeks, starting this week on January 16th. It would be very helpful to have a volunteer to help with handing materials out and helping students set up. Anyone who helps will get a certificate recording their volunteer hours which can be helpful for their graduation requirements.
Could you please notify the students of this opportunity, and see if anyone is willing to help? This opportunity is somewhat urgent, and I need a volunteer by Thursday January 23rd by the latest. Contact Ali if interested:
ali.azizi84.aa@gmail.com
Ali.
| 1/31/2025 | | | City of Coquitlam
Lend a Helping Hand – Join Coquitlam’s Snow Angels
This winter, help your community by volunteering to clear City sidewalks for neighbours who may need assistance.
Become a Snow Angel As a Snow Angel, you’ll be matched with nearby neighbours to help clear City sidewalks within 10 hours of a snowfall. Volunteers must be 16 or older, or have adult supervision. To get you started, the City provides all the cozy winter gear you need, including: shovel, toque, scarf, ice cleats, mitts.
Why Volunteer? • Keep your neighbourhood safe. • Fulfill community service hours for graduation. • Build family memories while helping together. • Meet new people in your community. For more information or to sign up as a volunteer, visit coquitlam.ca/SnowAngels. Get the Latest News on Coquitlam Parks, Recreation and Culture To stay up to date with everything going on:
| 2/28/2025 | | | Port Coquitlam Recreation is currently accepting applications for a number of volunteer opportunities for people 14+ years of age beginning this January, including a variety of after school programs, Pro D Day Camps and Spring Break Camp opportunities. This is a great opportunity for anyone looking to build their resumes, develop their leadership skills and connect with their community. Applications for these and other volunteer opportunities with Port Coquitlam Recreation are now available on our website at www.portcoquitlam.ca/volunteer.
| 3/31/2025 | | | The Vancouver International Children's Festival will be returning this spring with a live Festival, on Granville Island May 26–June 1, 2025.
We are inviting students to volunteer for the Children's Festival, thereby gaining valuable skills and experience while fulfilling their Work Experience curriculum requirements. Students interested in Hospitality, Tourism, Event Management, Arts, Performance, or Childhood Education are particularly encouraged to apply, but there are positions at every level. Volunteers can sign up starting on January 2nd on our website. We ask our volunteers for a minimum two-shift (14 hr) commitment.
We are especially interested in onboarding a few Key Volunteers right away, who can begin working within your school to recruit and screen more volunteers. There can only be 3 Key Volunteers per school. KVs generally work around 20 hrs in advance of the Festival, and then transition into Crew Captain roles onsite during the Festival. Serving as a KV and/or Crew Captain provides very strong leadership and communications experience, plus being creative and fun. Any Volunteer who completes over 30 hrs of service will receive a personal reference letter from the Festival.
If you are keen, outgoing, and well-organized, and think you would be a strong KV candidate, please contact to us at the childrensfestival.ca website for more info and to submit an application. Our Volunteer Coordinator will interview any KV candidates, and will arrange an online meeting for the first group of KV's in February.
You can find lots of info on the website, and this neat little video about the Festival.
Vancouver International Children's Festival May 26 - June 1, 2025 on Granville Island
| 6/1/2025 | | | 2024 SHARE Gift Wrap and Toy Bank Welcome volunteersPlease enter your first name and email address to continue. You will be prompted to register if you have not previously registered. SHARE Family & Community Services Society started as a children’s clothing exchange in 1972 in the basement of founder Gertie Grosser’s home and quickly became a focal point for community members who wanted to help themselves and their neighbours with life’s challenges. SHARE serves over 29,000 individuals every year, and numbers continue to rise. Mission: Exist to Connect, Engage, and Strengthen Individuals and Families. Values: We are proud to embrace our core values of collaboration, generosity, inclusion, hope, integrity, strength-based, and compassion.
| 12/24/2024 | | | Aunt Leah's Tree Lot Volunteer Information Guide Learn about how it works, what you will do, and what to wear.Download the Volunteer Guide to Learn More
Park Spark - Coquitlam Lafarge Lake Help bring the sparkle: Volunteers needed for Coquitlam's Lights at LafargeOpportunities are open to show your community spirit with the Park Spark Light Brigade.
As a volunteer, you can actively contribute to the display and choose the areas of responsibilities you'd like to take on. Whether you want to help install lighting, design features or drop in for a workshop, there are endless opportunities to participate and have some fun. No experience necessary. Rudolph Run - Mundy Park
Ugly Sweater Dash - Anmore
Cheer at the Pier - Port Moody https://forms.portmoody.ca/Recreation/City-Wide-Special-Events-Volunteer-Application
| 12/20/2024 | | | The dash is a 5km walk, run, stroll through Anmore, BC and takes place on December 7th 2024. Along with the positions available on Dec. 7th we have volunteer positions on Friday Dec. 6th to help with decorating and set up.
https://www.uglychristmassweaterbook.com/events
| 12/7/2024 | | | Volunteers are an essential part of the operation and culture of the City of Port Coquitlam. They provide much-needed support in recreational programming, emergency preparedness and community services, environmental programs, and much, much more. The City is proud of and grateful for the citizens who offer up their time and energy to make our City what it is! Volunteering - City of Port Coquitlam
| 6/30/2025 | | | | 6/30/2025 | | | | 6/30/2025 | | | | 6/30/2025 | | | Place des Arts is now accepting applications for this year's Youth Arts Council. Please pass this along to any of your students who you may feel is interested. If you or your students have any questions, please feel free to contact us at volunteer@placedesarts.ca
Founded in 1972, Place des Arts is a not-for-profit arts centre and music school located in the historic Maillardville area of Coquitlam, BC. Place des Arts' mission is to inspire the artist in everyone through our quality learning programs and cultural experiences, our talented people and our warm welcoming environment. Each year, over 103,000 people experience the arts at Place des Arts. In addition to offering classes in music, visual arts, literary arts, dance and drama, Place des Arts hosts a dynamic schedule of exhibitions, concerts, and cultural events, with three galleries and an artisan shop that showcases local emerging artists.
Place des Arts' Youth Arts Council was created to encourage local teens to engage with the arts community. The council organizes and hosts two youth-oriented events each year and advises Place des Arts on teen engagement. This dedicated group of teen volunteers is eager to provide new and exciting opportunities for their peers to participate in the arts. Youth Arts Council members will : - Attend and participate in approximately 8 Youth Arts Council meetings and 2 events
- Contribute to Council decision making and discussions
- Be a representative of Place des Arts at events and other initiatives
- Assist Place des Arts in reviewing and developing recommendations for youth programs and events
- Plan, attend and facilitate an art activity at one of Place des Arts' family-friendly events in the winter
- Plan and attend an in-person youth event in the spring
Knowledge, Skills and Experience Required: - Must be a grade 9, 10, 11 or 12 student in Fall 2024
- Strong interest in the arts (i.e. visual arts, music, dance, theatre arts and/or literary arts)
- Interest in developing leadership skills
- Interest in developing skills related to event planning and/or marketing
- Excellent organizational and time management skills
- Ability to collaborate in a team environment, listen to others, share ideas and help to make decisions
- Positive, respectful attitude; willingness to learn; reliable and dedicated
- Resides in and/or attending a school in the Tri-Cities
- Asset: past or current Place des Arts student or volunteer
Time Commitment: - Attend an in-person orientation meeting on Friday October 18 at 4pm at Place des Arts
- Attend 7 Council meetings from October to June: Fridays Nov 22, Dec 6, Jan 17, Feb 7, Mar 14, Apr 11 and May 23 from 4-5:30pm.
- Up to 2 YAC-led youth-oriented events (dates TBC)
Benefits - Receive mentorship from Place des Arts staff and local arts professionals
- Gain hands-on event planning experience
- Develop skills related to leadership, communication, and teamwork
- Receive a Place des Arts volunteer t-shirt
- Receive a reference letter from Place des Arts
To apply: Complete the application form (https://placedesarts.ca/youth-arts-council-application/) by September 20 2024. Thanks, Sivan Kwok Events Assistant Place des Arts | placedesarts.ca
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| 9/20/2024 | | | International Coastal Cleanup Day is one of the biggest volunteer movements every year, with people around the world taking action for our ocean by cleaning their local shoreline. Ocean Wise, the Vancouver Aquarium and the Stanley Park Ecology Society are teaming up for a community Shoreline Cleanup on September 21st. Join us to protect our ocean by preventing litter from entering our local waterways. Plus, data from every piece of litter collected will help make a long-term impact on plastic pollution by helping to inform policy! Cleanup details:
Date: Saturday, September 21st
Time: 1-3 PM
Meeting place: Stanley Park Information Booth
| 9/21/2024 | | | Volunteers required for: Setup (Friday September 6) Work the event (Saturday September 7) Take Down (Saturday September 7) See the attachment to sign up.
Volunteer QR poster for Riverside.pdf
| 9/7/2024 | | | I am looking for high school students again to start in August 2024 and throughout the coming new school year. Should any student be interested, please ask them to send me a resume.
Becky Jiang, B.Sc. Pharm, IFM Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner Pharmacist Owner
Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy #409 1470 Prairie Avenue medicineshoppe409@outlook.com
Unit 1146 (Prairie Mall), Port Coquitlam, BC, V3B 5M8
Phone: 604-554-0950 Fax: 604-554-0953
| 8/31/2024 | | | Port Coquitlam Recreation is excited to be offering a number of volunteer opportunities for people 14+ years of age who are looking to develop their leadership skills this Summer, including a variety of Summer Camp volunteer opportunities for those ages 15+. These are great opportunities for anyone looking to build their resume, earn their community volunteer experience hours for Grad Transitions 12, or who are interested in exploring career opportunities in recreation. Please see our latest Volunteer Opportunities for Youth flyer, attached, for more details. We appreciate any support you can offer in distributing these opportunities to any youth or other community organizations you believe may be interested. Applications are live now on our website – those interested are encouraged to apply by Friday, June 21st.
Summer 2024 Youth Flyer.pdf
| 7/31/2024 | | | Volunteers needed:
PoMoArts has summer programs for teens that are designed to spark creativity, foster artistic growth, and provide unforgettable learning opportunities.
Promo Email to SD43 Secondary Schools.pdf
| 8/31/2024 | | | | 6/19/2024 | | | | 6/30/2025 | | | Volunteers needed for the PoCo Marlins swim team on:
* Saturday & Sunday, June 1 and 2. 2-3 hour shifts from about 7am-4pm.
* Friday, June 14. Approximately 4-9p. * Saturday & Sunday, June 15 and 16. 2-3 hour shifts from about 7am-4pm.
Email:
volunteer@pocomarlins.com
| 6/16/2024 | | | | 6/30/2025 | | | Coquitlam School District's Summer Learning program is pleased to once again offer a volunteer opportunity for our students. Last year we placed fifty students into SD 43 Summer Learning classrooms, a valuable experience for students and teachers! Successful volunteers will be placed in local classrooms and earn necessary volunteer hours as well as a letter of reference from their sponsor teacher.
Summer Learning Website: https://ce43.augusoft.net//info/landing/summer-learning Application Form: FORM.
Deadline May 31, 2024
| 5/31/2024 | | | The Challenge starts at the base of the Coquitlam Crunch at the Scott Creek Community Gardens and the full loop (up and down) of the Crunch trail is approximately 4.4km, taking the average person (walking) anywhere from 1 to 1.5 hours. The Coquitlam Crunch Diversity Challenge offers something for everyone whether you are a hardcore athlete, or you just want to get out in nature and exercise alone or with your family or friends. All ages and abilities are welcome. STAIR MASTERThe Stair Master challenges athletes to see who is the fastest running up the 437 stairs of the Crunch THE 8KM RUNAre you ready to conquer the new exhilarating 8km run? Runners of all skill levels can come together and test their endurance and embrace the spirit of healthy competition. MAKE IT OR BREAK ITThe Make It or Break It category challenges athletes to see how many times they can go up and down the full length of the Crunch within 4-hours; RECREATIONALThe Recreational category simply encourages everyone to come out and support the community, get some exercise, enjoy the day and try to complete the Coquitlam Crunch at least once or even twice in 2 hours. You have the option to be time-chipped so you can see how you did. AWARDS/AGE GROUPS (Stair Master and Make It or Break it): Gold, silver and bronze medals in four categories (male/female) 16- 24 years; 25-44 years; 45-59 years and 60 or over will be presented before 9 a.m
The Coquitlam Crunch Challenge: Embracing Diversity
On August 29, 2010 starting at 6 am, Coquitlam resident and Safe Harbour co-ordinator Alexander Bell began to climb up and down the popular hiking trail, the Coquitlam Crunch, as many times as he could in one day, after teaming up with the Coquitlam Foundation to launch a Diversity Initiative Fund for Coquitlam. Bell’s goal was to raise $10,000 over five years so that the fund would begin to generate enough interest to start distributing annual grants within the Tri-Cities. That goal was achieved in 2015. “My vision for the future is to have people representing every diversity group to join me in the Coquitlam Crunch ‘Diversity’ Challenge.” To date, over $35,000 has been raised for the Community Diversity Fund (held and administered by the Coquitlam Foundation) which provides grants to Tri-Cities’ individuals, non-profit organizations, or community groups initiating actions, programs or education aimed at improving integration and participation by diversity groups, identified by the community as being socially or financially marginalized. The fund now generates a yearly diversity grant of $3000. Register or sign up as a volunteer: About Coquitlam Crunch Challenge - Coquitlam Crunch
| 6/1/2024 | | | We're thrilled to announce the return of Port Moody Rotary Ribfest, happening at Rocky Point Park from July 19th to July 21st! As part of the Port Moody Rotary Club, we're excited to host this premier event, expecting a fantastic turnout of over 45,000 guests throughout the weekend.
We're reaching out to invite students from your school to join our team of volunteers for this exciting community event. Ribfest presents a perfect opportunity for students to fulfill their community service hours while playing a crucial role in making our event a success. We offer a variety of volunteer positions covering different aspects of the event.
Ribfest Volunteer poster - 2024.pdf
2024 Ribfest Volulnteer.pdf
| 7/21/2024 | | | The Port Moody Ecological Society will be hosting our annual Fingerling Festival on Saturday, May 4th, at our hatchery and the adjacent Port Moody Recreation Complex. The festival features the release of our hatchery's chum salmon fry and an exhibitor fair that brings together dozens of organizations from throughout the Lower Mainland who share a passion for environmental conservation and sustainability. Many of these groups have volunteer opportunities, and the festival is an excellent chance for students to connect with them. The event is free, all ages are welcome, and there is no registration required.
Please feel free to share this information with them and let them know they can find more details about the event on our website.
https://www.noonscreek.org/fingerling-festival/ Thank you for your time and consideration. Best regards, Sean Cooper, Director at Large Port Moody Ecological Society
Port Moody Ecological Society - Celebrating 27 years of environmental stewardship! Join us for our annual Fingerling Festival, held the first Saturday of each May.
| 5/4/2024 | | | Place des Arts is looking for some wonderful volunteers to join us this summer for our Summer Fun! Camp. This program runs for six weeks from July 2 – August 9, 2024, and offers a variety of visual and performing arts camps.
Place des Arts is seeking responsible, caring, and committed volunteers interested in working with children ages 5-12. It is a great opportunity for your students to gain valuable work experience in a fun and energetic setting.
As indicated on the poster, interested students can complete our online volunteer application: https://placedesarts.ca/volunteer-form/
2023_2024 Volunteer Summer Fun Poster.pdf
| 6/14/2024 | | | There are volunteer opportunities for the local high school students in the area. Currently we are looking for people to volunteer during the upcoming May Day festival in Downtown Poco on May 11th. We will be at a tent during the event handing out prizes and providing resources about the BC legislature. This volunteer opportunity allows for students to engage with the wider community and learn more about the BC Legislature. Additionally, students that are unable to make the May Day festivities but still wish to volunteer should contact us as our office attends several events though out the year and are always welcoming of extra hands. The amount of hours at each event will vary but should last a minimum of 4 hours. We welcome any students who want to learn more about politics, help out in the community, or have a keen interest in the provincial government. Our office is considered non-partisan, and is focused more on governmental proceedings rather than party politics. Volunteers should still be aware though they are representing a NDP MLA and need to be respectful to all peoples.
Regards,
Justin Traviss, Constituency Advisor to Mike Farnworth MLA Port Coquitlam 107A-2748 Lougheed Highway, Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 6P2 T. 604-927-2088; F. 604-927-2090 
| 6/30/2024 | | | The Royal Soccer Club is excited to host our 32nd annual grassroots summer day camps for children aged 5 to 13 in your community. We have an amazing opportunity for students at your school to volunteer at our camps this summer.
More about our program: The Royal Soccer Club, a registered non-profit community organization, is proud to host their 32nd annual popular grassroots summer soccer day camps. The program is designed to promote personal development, team building and of course, FUN! Offering full day and morning sessions to all children aged 5 to 13, the program runs all weeks in July and August. Our nearby camp location details can be found by clicking here or visiting the LOCATIONS page on our website at royalsoccerclub.com. To register or for more information, visit royalsoccerclub.com or call 1-800-427-0536. If you have any students interested in volunteering or being a member of our camp staff, interested applicants can visit the EMPLOYMENT page on our website or click here to apply online.
RSC volunteer poster 2024.jpg
| 6/30/2024 | | | We are a non-profit that has been providing outdoor-based camps for ages
5-12 and other programs in the Tri-Cities since 2019. Our goal is to empower and inspire youth and create community. We are always looking for kind, patient, and respectful people to volunteer. We hope that our strongest volunteers eventually become staff.
Our activities at camp include swimming, boating, active games, sports, table games, arts and crafts, talent shows, and more based on the interests of participants. Our out-trips include places such as White Pine Beach, Rocky Point, Crash Crawly's (when heavy rain is forecast), and pools, parks, and playgrounds throughout the Tri-Cities. If you know of anyone you'd recommend who is looking for a fun place to get volunteer hours or potentially explore a future career, we'd be grateful if you shared our non-profit with them. Our volunteer application forms are on our website at www.RFcamps.com in our Volunteer section. With appreciation, JD Rainforest Adventure Camps Adventure Play Care Society www.RfCamps.com
| 6/30/2024 | | | | 6/30/2024 | | | Volunteering at the Fraser River Discovery Centre (FRDC) is educational, rewarding, and fun! You'll engage with learners of all ages and help inspire stewards of the river through our interactive programs. This program gives youth the opportunity to gain valuable volunteer work experience, develop leadership skills, and complete volunteer hours for graduation.
Summer Camp Assistant: Under the direction of the FRDC Education team, you will perform a range of duties at the FRDC, all designed to connect summer campers with the Fraser River Basin!
Responsibilities: - Provide campers with a fun, interactive, and memorable experience.
- Assist with summer camp activity preparation and set-up.
- Facilitate/lead summer camp activities.
Time Commitment:
Summer Camp Volunteers are required to complete a minimum of 60 hours over the course of 8 weeks (from July to August).
For more information and other opportunities: Volunteer Youth Program.pdf
| 6/30/2024 | | | | 6/14/2024 | | | VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Are you interested in helping Friday Night or Saturday?
Do you need volunteer hours for Leadership or Grad? Volunteers required for Setup (Friday March 8) Work the event (Saturday March 9) Take Down (Saturday March 9)
https://signup.com/go/RqfYVWp
| 3/9/2024 | | | I'm planning the PCRMRA (Port Coquitlam Ridge Meadows Ringette Association) year end Jamboree for children ages 4 to 9 years old. We have an activity room planned for the kids and need volunteer to help run the room. There will be photo booth, facepainting, balloon twister, games and poster making. There will be parent volunteers in the room supervising, but I'm looking for teens to help run the games and poster making.
The Jamboree is being held at the Port Coquitlam Community Centre. I'm looking for volunteers on Saturday, February 17 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Cheers, Ashley Kump
Tournament Coordinator Cell: 604-219-2542
| 2/17/2024 | | | My name is Charisse and I work for the City of Port Coquitlam. We used to have a Snow Angels program where people would help seniors and those with physical challenges shovel snow from their driveways, walkways, and / or sidewalks. Sadly, this program collapsed a few years ago. As our baby boomers are our largest demographic, there is an increasing demand to revisit this. I have recently received a couple of requests from people in need of this service. One is an 86-year-old lady who lives alone, and the other is a 76-year-old man who can no longer manage a snow shovel.
Thank you both for your responses. Adding this opportunity to your website would be fantastic! Here is the contact info for the two seniors who are in need of help when the snow comes: - Lena Suchi (86 years old, lives alone). (604) 941-9032.
- Douglas Diamond (76 years old, unable to manage a snow shovel). (604) 942-4439.
Charisse Metcalfe | City of Port Coquitlam Environmental Program Ambassador T: (604) 927-5254 | E: ambassadors@portcoquitlam.ca 1737 Broadway Street | Port Coquitlam, BC | V3C 2M9 www.portcoquitlam.ca | Facebook | Twitter
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