Are you a Volunteer Rockstar? We want you!
Come volunteer with the Rebecca Run for SMA!
Have fun, get volunteer hours (if you need them!) and feel good supporting an amazing 5K run and a Kids Fun Run on Saturday July 5, 2025! We are so excited to be back for our 24th year of this Run, and with your help, energy and enthusiasm, we will be stronger than ever!
There is always a special role for you and we look forward to having you join our Rebecca Run Volunteer Team, and make an impact for those affected by SMA across Canada!
There are many ways to get involved –
You can help at a water station, cheer on the runners as a route marshal, help at the start/finish area, or congratulate our finishers with a well-deserved medal at the finish line!
All volunteers will receive:
– An awesome comfy volunteer t-shirt
– Access to our post-run party (including lots of snacks/food!)
– High school students can earn community service hours
– The opportunity to be on our Volunteer Team that is integral for making the run a special day for so many families!
The ALS Canada Walk to End ALS is a community-driven event for people living with or affected by ALS as well as those who want to help create a world free of ALS. It is more than just a fundraiser, it is a community builder and a place of connection. A place to celebrate, to remember, to support each other and demonstrate just how strong we are as a community.
Want to start your business but don’t know where to start? Let’s learn from an expert!
This is a four-part series taught by industry expert, David Cohen, a professional sales master and founder of Your Big Venture. Within four Thursdays from May 1 to May 22, it will equips aspiring entrepreneurs with the essential tools to launch a successful business. Participants will learn how to craft a business plan, conduct market research, create a marketing and sales strategy, and develop an operations and financial plan through four focused sessions. Please see below for a detailed breakdown of each weekly session.
Presented by Hyundai, the 360° Experience with 360° Kids aims to spread awareness and raise funds for vulnerable youth across York Region. High school students are welcome to engage in this volunteer opportunity to receive community hours. 6.5 hours for event participation, 1h for every $100 raised, 3h for being social and 2h for writing a reflection essay. Choose to participate either virtually, in person or as a team! For more information on the duration of the event for virtual or in person volunteering, visit the link below.
On Saturday, September 7, 2024, join us as a volunteer for the Princess Margaret Walk to Conquer Cancer. The Walk is a long-standing annual fundraiser that brings thousands of people together each year. All funds raised directly benefit Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, one of the top 5 cancer research centres in the world.
Volunteers play a crucial role in bringing this event to life. Whether assisting with the opening ceremony, supporting our participants along the route, or managing the finish line, your time, skills, and creativity make a positive impact.
Why volunteer?
– Immerse yourself in a dynamic community
– Support life-changing cancer research
– Participate in an indelible and impactful experience
Ready to register and become a PMCF Volunteer? Head to https://pmcfvolunteer.rosterfy.com/ to get started.
Once you register as a PMCF volunteer, you’ll gain access to view our available positions and can sign up to volunteer for the Walk.
For any inquiries, contact us at pmcfteam@conquercancerevents.com or call 289-351-2515.
Let’s work together to support Conquering Cancer in Our Lifetime.
Please note that Event Volunteers must be a minimum of 16 years old at the time of the event for which they are volunteering. Minors aged 16 and 17 years old must be accompanied to their shift by a responsible adult who is a minimum of 18 years old.
Join A Greener Future’s Team on Tuesday, June 11th, 2024, at Doctors McLeans District Park in Vaughan for an unforgettable afternoon of community impact!
The Love Your Lakes litter cleanup program is your chance to be a superhero for our environment, rallying together to safeguard the beauty of our lakes and surrounding areas.
The adventure kicks off at 3:00 PM, where we’ll arm ourselves with litter pickers, buckets, and boundless enthusiasm to tackle litter head-on. Together we’ll ensure every piece of trash finds its way into our bags, leaving our park pristine and picture-perfect.
But it’s not just about cleaning up; it’s about making connections with fellow nature enthusiasts who share our dedication to the environment. Whether you’re a seasoned eco-warrior or dipping your toes into environmental activism for the first time, everyone is welcome!
Since 2016, A Greener Future’s Love Your Lakes program has removed a staggering 1 million pieces of litter from our cherished Lake Ontario shores with the help of volunteers. Now, it’s your turn to be part of this impactful legacy.
So, mark your calendars and spread the word! Together, we’ll show our lake some much-needed love, leaving a lasting imprint of care and commitment for generations to come.
Don’t forget to register early, as space is limited, and remember, every hand makes a difference! Plus, high school students can earn valuable community service hours by joining our cleanup crew.
Get ready to make waves of change – see you there!
Join A Greener Future’s Team on Thursday, 30th, 2024, at Fred Armstrong Parkette in Vaughan for an unforgettable afternoon of community impact!
The Love Your Lakes litter cleanup program is your chance to be a superhero for our environment, rallying together to safeguard the beauty of our lakes and surrounding areas.
The adventure kicks off at 3:30 PM, where we’ll arm ourselves with litter pickers, buckets, and boundless enthusiasm to tackle litter head-on. Together we’ll ensure every piece of trash finds its way into our bags, leaving our park pristine and picture-perfect.
But it’s not just about cleaning up; it’s about making connections with fellow nature enthusiasts who share our dedication to the environment. Whether you’re a seasoned eco-warrior or dipping your toes into environmental activism for the first time, everyone is welcome!
Since 2016, A Greener Future’s Love Your Lakes program has removed a staggering 1 million pieces of litter from our cherished Lake Ontario shores with the help of volunteers. Now, it’s your turn to be part of this impactful legacy.
So, mark your calendars and spread the word! Together, we’ll show our lake some much-needed love, leaving a lasting imprint of care and commitment for generations to come.
Don’t forget to register early, as space is limited, and remember, every hand makes a difference! Plus, high school students can earn valuable community service hours by joining our cleanup crew.
Get ready to make waves of change – see you there!
We are inviting you to TCCSA’s Canada Day Celebration! We will have performances, activity booths, a photo booth, raffle prizes, and a cake cutting ceremony. Join us live in-person or virtual for this community event. Pre-registration is highly recommended to be entered into our raffle draw!
TCCSA’s Youth Connections Committee (YCC) is facilitating this community event showcasing Indigenous history, art, and culture, while also having interactive and educational activities, with raffle prizes for participants! It is important to acknowledge and celebrate the Indigenous heritage in part of reconciliation, as we are all settlers in their land.
For inquiries and to register, please email rcatarroja@tccsa.org OR acheng@tccsa.org. For Newcomers, PR card or landing paper required for registration. Chinese translations available upon request.
In November 2019, York Region Council approved a place-based approach to developing York Region’s Community Safety & Well-Being (CSWB) Plan and authorized a process to identify geographic areas of focus. United Way Greater Toronto (UWGT) has partnered with York Region and South Markham Connects to support a place-based Community Action Table (CAT) in South-Central Markham to help deliver on the CSWB plan.
As part of this work, UWGT has provided South Markham Connects with a total of $27,000 for seven $1,000 Resident Initiatives and two $10,000 grant for an Agency Initiatives in round two to support local neighbourhoods to start new actions in parallel with the work and priorities of the Community Action Table.
Join us in one of our 3 Info Sessions to learn more about this grant and how to apply! Register today on this form: https://forms.gle/pZYpit3v4Pt3hCQZ9
