Opportunités de bénévolat à Vancouver

Help Bring Pott & Nott to the Vancouver Persian Community!Are you familiar with social media and enjoy helping arts and cultural events reach a wider audience? We’re looking for a Volunteer Social Media & Event Promotion Assistant to help promote our upcoming staged reading, Pott & Nott, in Vancouver.About the EventPott & Nott is a comedy staged reading adapted from John Maddison Morton’s classic play Box and Cox, re-imagined for a new audience.Your ResponsibilitiesShare event announcements on relevant social media pages and community groups.Submit the event to free online event calendars and local event-listing websites.Help spread the word through arts, theatre, and Persian-speaking communities.Suggest creative ways to reach potential audience members.Who We’re Looking ForSomeone comfortable using social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram & event listings.A self-motivated, organized person with good communication skills.An interest in theatre, arts, or community events is an asset.Persian language skills are welcome but not required.Event DetailsEvent: Pott & Nott — Staged Reading for Persian SpeakersEvent Date: Saturday, November 28Location: Vancouver, BCPosition: VolunteerTime Commitment: Flexible, with tasks completed remotely at a mutually agreed schedule.This is a great opportunity to support an independent theatre project, gain event-promotion experience, and contribute to Vancouver’s arts community.Interested? Please contact Salahidaretodream@gmail.com to express your interest or ask questions.We appreciate your support in helping independent theatre reach its audience!

We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help us bring an unforgettable theatrical experience to life!We need your help for one-day only:📅 Date: Saturday, November 28th ⏰ Time: 4 PM – 10:30 PMWhat You'll Be Doing:🧹 Cleaning and preparing the venue before & after event🪑 Setting up and rearranging chairs and tables👥 Managing and guiding the audienceRequirements:✅ Minimum age: 20 years old✅ Reliable, responsible, and a team player✅ Passion for theater is a plus!Why Volunteer With Us?Be part of a creative and artistic communityGain valuable event management experienceSupport live theater and the performing arts📩 Interested? Contact us at:Daretodream@gmail.comWe would love to have you on our team! Every helping hand makes a difference.

Board Member – Fundraising LeadShot of Scotch Dance Society (Operating as Shot of Scotch Vancouver)Volunteer Position | Board of DirectorsAbout Shot of ScotchShot of Scotch Vancouver is a professional Scottish Highland dance company bringing the energy, athleticism and artistry of Highland dance to audiences through performances and community events. We also offer opportunities for adults to continue learning and growing in Highland dance, bringing together professional performers, students, dance enthusiasts and supporters of Scottish culture.The OpportunityWe're looking for a Fundraising Lead to help strengthen Shot of Scotch's financial sustainability and support the future of our organization.Like many small arts organizations, we need to diversify our revenue to sustain our programming and fairly compensate our artists. The Fundraising Lead will take the lead in coordinating our fundraising efforts, working with the Executive & Artistic Director, Board and volunteers to improve existing activities and explore practical new revenue opportunities.This is a leadership role, not simply a position for someone to contribute ideas or help out at events. We need someone who can set priorities, keep fundraising moving forward and help make fundraising a shared responsibility across the Board. You won't be expected to do everything yourself, but you'll help ensure that fundraising has a clear direction and someone taking responsibility for it.This is an unpaid volunteer position on the Board of Directors.What You'll DoLead fundraising planning: Work with the Board and Executive & Artistic Director to set priorities, establish realistic goals and track progress.Coordinate existing fundraising: Take the lead in planning and improving our current fundraising events and campaigns, working with other Board members and volunteers to get things done.Develop new opportunities: Explore practical ways to diversify revenue through sponsorships, donations, partnerships and other fundraising initiatives.Build relationships: Identify potential supporters, make connections and help coordinate fundraising asks.Engage our community: Help Board members, company dancers and volunteers contribute their networks, skills and time to fundraising, rather than leaving the responsibility to one person.What We're Looking ForYou may be a great fit if you have experience in fundraising, sponsorship, business development, sales, marketing, communications, relationship management or nonprofit or arts organizations.We're looking for someone who:Enjoys building relationships and connecting people with opportunities.Is comfortable making or facilitating fundraising asks.Can turn ideas into practical plans and keep things moving.Is organized, reliable and comfortable working independently.Brings useful experience, connections or fresh perspectives.Believes in supporting the arts and community.Experience with Scottish dance is not required. We're interested in what you can bring to the organization, not whether you already know our art form.Why Join the Shot of Scotch Board?Help strengthen the financial sustainability of a unique local arts organization.Support professional Highland dancers and opportunities for adult dancers.Use your skills and connections to make a tangible difference.Work with a passionate community of artists, dancers and supporters.Time Commitment We anticipate an average commitment of 5–10 hours per month, including monthly Board meetings (typically 1–1.5 hours), fundraising planning and coordination, and participation in fundraising activities.We currently hold three major fundraising events each year. Time commitments may fluctuate around events and campaigns, and the role will evolve as we determine what works best. Fundraising is a shared Board responsibility, and we aim to use everyone's time and expertise effectively. Interested?If you'd like to use your skills to help a local arts organization become more financially sustainable, we'd love to hear from you. Please send your CV/resume to shotofscotch.board@gmail.com telling us a little about your experience and why the opportunity interests you.

Organization Summary:Vancouver Food Runners is a registered Canadian charity working at the intersection of food waste, food access, and environmental sustainability. Since launching in 2019, we have built one of the largest volunteer-powered food recovery networks in Metro Vancouver.Using our app-based platform, we connect surplus food from local businesses with nonprofit organizations serving communities across the region. Every day, volunteers use the Vancouver Food Runners app to transport fresh surplus food from donors to community partners including food banks, neighbourhood houses, shelters, and community organizations.Our volunteers, known as Food Rescue Heroes, are at the heart of this work. By completing short food rescues across the region, they help ensure good food is shared with communities instead of going to waste.Volunteer Opportunity Summary:Vancouver Food Runners is looking for volunteers to join our growing network of Food Rescue Heroes.Food rescues are simple and flexible. Using the Vancouver Food Runners app, volunteers can claim a rescue that fits their schedule and transport surplus food from a local business to a nearby nonprofit organization.Every rescue helps reduce food waste while supporting organizations that provide meals and food access across Metro Vancouver.Why volunteer with Vancouver Food Runners?Flexible and commitment-free — volunteer on your own scheduleMake a tangible impact by reducing food waste and supporting your communityBuild connections with local businesses, nonprofits, and fellow volunteersQuick and easy to get started — download the app, claim a rescue that fits your schedule, and goVolunteering with Vancouver Food Runners is one of the easiest ways to make an immediate difference in your community.Join the movement to reduce food waste and support community food access.Download the Vancouver Food Runners App to get started today.Apple: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/vancouver-food-runners/id1507395750Android: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=vancouver+food+runners&c=apps&hl=en

1- Gallery & Art Box HostYou will welcome visitors, provide information about current exhibitions, upcoming programs and events, assist with Art Box Gallery Shop sales, answer occasional phone inquiries, and help create a warm, welcoming experience for everyone who visits. During exhibitions, you will also help monitor visitor attendance and engage guests in conversations about the artwork and our programs.No previous gallery experience is required; Just an interest in the arts, strong English communication skills, and a welcoming attitude. We are looking for volunteers who can commit to a **2-hour shift**.2- Crew for Events & Gallery RentalsWhat You Will Do:- Assist with event setup, including chairs, refreshments, and stanchions- Welcome guests and help create a friendly, inviting atmosphere- Provide light crowd guidance and attendee assistance- Help with post-event cleanup and takedownLove live events, meeting people, and being part of the local arts scene? Join our Event Crew if you…- Have experience with events, retail, customer service, or sales (preferred)- Enjoy interacting with people and providing excellent guest experiences- Are available for some evening and weekend events which are outside the gallery hours- Have a positive attitude and a passion for music, art, and communityWhy Volunteer With Us?- Be part of West Vancouver's vibrant arts community- Experience behind-the-scenes access to exciting cultural events- Enjoy complimentary admission to the events you help support- Meet artists, musicians, performers, and fellow arts enthusiasts- Earn volunteer hours that can count toward school, graduation, or community service requirements- You will have a chance to participate in our yearly raffle fundraiser.Whether you are looking to build event experience, expand your network, or simply give back to the community, we would love to welcome you to our team. We welcome all applicants with any availability or experience. The minimum age requirement for volunteering is at least 18 years old.Apply today and help create unforgettable arts experiences for our community! As a volunteer, you will enjoy:* Opportunities to connect with local artists, musicians, fellow volunteers, and art enthusiasts.* Volunteer hours that can count toward school requirements or community service.* Valuable customer service, communication, and interpersonal experience.* Training and mentorship from experienced staff and volunteers.* An invitation to our annual Volunteer Appreciation Tea Party.* A complimentary WVCAC Annual Membership.* The opportunity to receive monthly newsletters, and get featured as a new volunteer joining us, recognizing your contributions and sharing your story with our community (Optional).* You will have a chance to participate in our yearly raffle fundraiser.* The opportunity to be considered for Volunteerism in the Arts Award.

The Hastings Sunrise Community Policing Centre (HSCPC) is a volunteer-based organization that is committed to keeping our community safe and enhancing our quality of life. We have a wide range of opportunities from outreach work, community clean-ups, road safety initiatives, graffiti removal, citizens patrols, and community assistance in our public-facing office. We work in partnership with the Vancouver Police Department and other agencies to accomplish our programs, and are looking for volunteers who are passionate about making our community a safer and cleaner place for everyone.Our next volunteer information sessions:*Saturday, Nov 14th 2-3pm via zoom*Tuesday, Dec 1st 6-7pm via zoomIf you are interested in signing up, please e-mail info@hscpc.com Visit our website for more details

The West Vancouver Community Arts Council is looking for volunteer photographers to help capture the energy, creativity, and community spirit of events at The Silk Purse Arts Centre at the following location:The Silk Purse Arts Centre, 1570 Argyle Ave. West Vancouver, BC V7V 1A1We are looking for volunteers who have an interest in photography and enjoy photographing live performances, musicians, artists, audiences, and community events.What You Will DoPhotograph events, performances, exhibitions, and other WVCAC activities.Capture high-quality photos of performers, artists, audiences, and the event atmosphere.Work respectfully around performers and audiences while minimizing disruption.Provide selected photographs to the West Vancouver Community Arts Council for use in our website, social media, newsletters, promotional materials, and event archives.Description: Volunteer photographers may be invited to photograph a variety of events at The Silk Purse, including the Silk Purse Concert Series, currently featuring classical music performances held on Tuesday mornings and afternoons, as well as other arts and community events throughout the year. Commitment is based on availability and upcoming events.For a current list of upcoming events, please visit the West Vancouver Community Arts Council website and explore the events calendar here: westvanartscouncil.caWhat We are Looking ForMinimum age requirement is 18 years oldAn interest in photography and event photography.Experience using a digital camera, DSLR, or mirrorless camera is an asset.Ability to photograph people and live performances in different lighting conditions.Reliability and good communication.A basic understanding of composition, lighting, and camera angles and settings are helpful.Professional photography experience is not required. We welcome enthusiastic photographers who are interested in developing their skills and contributing to the community.What You Will GainExperience photographing live performances and community arts events.Opportunities to build your photography portfolio.The chance to meet local artists, musicians, and members of the community.An opportunity to support and promote the arts in West Vancouver.Enjoy WVCAC Annual membershipEnjoy our annual appreciation tea gatheringPlease note that WVCAC will provide the gallery iPad, but you are welcome to use your professional camera or personal cellphone.If you enjoy photography and would like to help us document the vibrant arts community at The Silk Purse, we would love to hear from you! Please contact Sara Salahi, Volunteer & Events Coordinator at Sara.WVCAC@westvanartscouncil.ca

French-Speaking Intergenerational Employment Mentor 50-Help someone move forward. Share what you know. Make your experience count.Do you speak French and have 50+ years of life and professional experience with a genuine desire to give back?Carrefour 50+ CB is looking for volunteer mentors aged 50 and over to support francophone job seekers under 50 as they navigate today’s changing labour market.This is an opportunity to turn your experience into practical support — while building meaningful connections across generations and contributing to the vitality of the francophone community in British Columbia.What will you do?As a volunteer mentor, you will participate in online weekly sessions alongside a member of the Carrefour 50+ employment team and other experienced mentors.Depending on your interests and experience, you may:Share practical advice based on your professional experienceHelp job seekers clarify their career goals and job-search strategiesReview and strengthen résumés and cover lettersShare insights about today’s workplace and recruitment practicesHelp participants prepare for job interviews through realistic simulationsProvide constructive, encouraging feedbackShare useful professional connections or resources when appropriateYou don't need to have all the answers. Your experience, perspective and ability to listen are what make the difference.Two ways to contribute🤝 Group Mentoring SessionsSupport two job seekers alongside other experienced mentors. Each participant presents their career goals and current job-search situation, followed by personalized advice and practical action ideas.🎤 Interview SimulationsHelp a job seeker practise for an upcoming interview through a realistic mock interview, followed by constructive feedback on their strengths and opportunities for improvement.Time commitment2 to 3 hours per weekApproximately 25–35 weeks per year, depending on your availabilityFlexible scheduling that respects your holidays and travel plansOnline participation via computer or tabletReliable internet connection requiredWho we're looking forWe welcome francophone or French-speaking volunteers aged 50+ who have professional experience and would enjoy sharing their knowledge with the next generation.Previous experience as an employer, manager, professional, entrepreneur or hiring decision-maker is particularly valuable, but above all, we're looking for people who are good listeners, generous with their experience and committed to helping others move forward.Why become a mentor?Because experience is more valuable when it is shared.By volunteering with Carrefour 50+, you can:Make a tangible difference in someone's employment journeyShare knowledge that can genuinely help another person succeedBuild meaningful intergenerational connectionsContribute to the francophone community in BCStay connected, engaged and useful while giving backPractise your French with other Francophone peopleYour career experience doesn't stop being valuable when you retire or change careers. It can become someone else's stepping stone.Ready to share your experience?Become an Intergenerational Mentor with Carrefour 50+ and help turn experience into opportunity.📩 Contact Agnès Piloz, Employment Services Coordinatoremploi@carrefour50cb.ca778-747-0138 ext. 6www.carrefour50cb.caJoin us and help make sure that experience has no age.

Mentor·e intergénérationnel·le en emploi 50-Et si votre expérience professionnelle pouvait devenir le tremplin de quelqu’un d’autre ?Vous avez 50 ans ou plus, une expérience professionnelle riche et l’envie de la partager?Carrefour 50+CB recherche des mentor·es bénévoles de 50 ans et plus pour accompagner des personnes francophones de moins de 50 ans dans leur recherche d’emploi et les aider à mieux naviguer dans le monde du travail actuel.Une belle occasion de transmettre votre savoir, créer des liens entre les générations et contribuer concrètement à la vitalité de la francophonie en Colombie-Britannique.Votre rôleEn tant que mentor·e, vous participerez à des rencontres virtuelles hebdomadaires, aux côtés d’un membre de l’équipe Carrefour 50+ et d’autres mentor·es expérimenté·es.Selon vos intérêts et votre expérience, vous pourrez :partager vos conseils et votre expérience professionnelle;aider une personne à clarifier son objectif professionnel et sa stratégie de recherche d’emploi;contribuer à améliorer son CV ou sa lettre de motivation;partager votre connaissance du monde du travail et des pratiques de recrutement;participer à des simulations d’entrevue;offrir une rétroaction constructive et bienveillante;partager, lorsque pertinent, des ressources ou des contacts professionnels.Vous n’avez pas besoin d’avoir toutes les réponses. Votre écoute, votre expérience et votre regard professionnel peuvent déjà faire une réelle différence.Deux façons de contribuer🤝 Mentorat de groupeAccompagnez deux personnes en recherche d’emploi, avec d’autres mentor·es expérimenté·es. Après une présentation de leur parcours et de leurs objectifs, vous leur apporterez des conseils personnalisés et des pistes d’action concrètes.🎤 Simulations d’entrevueAidez une personne à se préparer à une entrevue grâce à une simulation réaliste, suivie d’une rétroaction constructive sur ses forces et ses pistes d’amélioration.Votre engagementDe 2 à 3 heures par semaineEnviron 25 à 35 semaines par année, selon vos disponibilitésUn horaire flexible qui respecte vos vacances et vos voyagesParticipation en ligneOrdinateur ou tablette et connexion Internet fiable requisQui recherchons-nous?Nous recherchons des personnes francophones ou francophiles de 50 ans et plus, possédant une expérience professionnelle et ayant envie de la mettre au service des autres.Une expérience comme employeur, gestionnaire, professionnel·le, entrepreneur·e ou responsable du recrutement est particulièrement pertinente.Mais surtout, nous recherchons des personnes qui aiment écouter, transmettre et encourager.Pourquoi devenir mentor·e?Parce que l’expérience prend encore plus de valeur lorsqu’elle est partagée.En devenant mentor·e bénévole, vous pourrez :avoir un impact concret sur le parcours professionnel d’une personne;transmettre des connaissances acquises au fil de votre carrière;créer des liens enrichissants entre générations;contribuer à la communauté francophone de la Colombie-Britannique;rester actif·ve, engagé·e et connecté·e.Votre expérience ne s’arrête pas lorsque votre carrière évolue. Elle peut devenir le point de départ de la réussite de quelqu’un d’autre.Envie de transmettre votre expérience?Devenez mentor·e intergénérationnel·le avec Carrefour 50+ et transformez votre expérience en opportunité pour une nouvelle génération.📩 Agnès Piloz – Coordonnatrice des services à l’emploiemploi@carrefour50cb.ca778-747-0138, poste 6www.carrefour50cb.caAvec nous, l’expérience n’a pas d’âge.

Music lovers and language enthusiasts, Jade Music Fest wants you!Jade Music Fest is a music festival elevating Chinese-language music in Canada and around the world. Through programming such as live showcases, panels, workshops, and artist talks, we invite music industry insiders, music artists, and new audiences to amplify our voices together. With a focus on language equity, JMF welcomes everyone interested in music and Asian culture to join our movement to support artists reconnecting with their mother tongue through music.Nov 3 - 8 at Granville Island. Join our volunteer team today!Available positions:Front of HousePhotographersVideographerCommunity Hub VolunteerWe can’t wait to work with you!Please sign up through our website:https://since1867.ca/jade-music-fest-volunteer-form/Note: Applications through Volunteer Vancouver will not be considered.