About Bridget’s Bunnies

Bridget's Bunnies is a registered charity that supports individuals and families who have experienced a pregnancy or infant loss. Bridget’s Bunnies works to ensure no one endures pregnancy or infant loss alone. Bridget’s Bunnies relies on volunteers, individual donations, Bridget’s Run and grants to sustain its programs and services including Comfort Kits and Little Loss Library. 

Title: Volunteer/Co-op Marketing and Content Creator

Reporting to the Executive Director and working with the Development Coordinator, the Marketing and Content Creator is responsible for creating assets and copy for social media platforms and assisting with developing a marketing and fundraising strategy. 

Hours: 15-20 hours a week
Location: Remote/Hybrid

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Updating and designing Bridget’s Bunnies website. 
• Creating and scheduling monthly assets and copy for Bridget’s Bunnies social media sites. 
• Copy and content writing for Bridget’s Bunnies media advisories and other communications as necessary. 
• Assist with marketing strategies and fundraising campaigns, including annual report templates and supporting graphics. 
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
• Experience working with Buffer, Canva, Squarespace and Trello is an asset. 
• Experience with Google Ads is an asset

The Treasurer's duties include, but are not limited to:

● Prepare an annual budget and present to the Board of DIrectors at the beginning of each season.

● Liaise with Accounting firm to prepare annual Financial Statements and present at the Club AGM.

● Manage the bookkeeper.

● Keep an accurate historical record of transactions in Quickbooks covering income such as membership
payments through RAMP, fundraising income, sponsorship income, and payments to employees, third
parties, and CKC/CKO affiliates.
○ Manage Chart of Accounts to ensure all transactions are itemized appropriately
○ Liaise with the bookkeeper to ensure:
■ Run reports on program registration through RAMP to reconcile daily Credit Card
deposits and e-transfers in Quickbooks
■ Ensure digital image of all invoices and receipts are uploaded to Quickbooks and
attached the the applicable transaction to be retained in file digitally.
■ Reconcile all transactions in a timely manner to ensure all reporting options are
up-to-date

● Maintain the club’s bank records.
○ Accept e-transfers for membership payments
○ Reconcile income from RAMP
○ Pay utility bills (auto withdrawal)
○ Prepare payments for CKO/CKC participation/regattas
○ Liaise with bookkeeper to ensure:
■ Reconcile transaction fees paid out to Global Payments on the first of each month
○ Reimburse member expenses in a timely manner and ensure an effective reimbursement
program is in place
○ Prepare funds for capital expenditures
○ Liaise with account representative at bank to ensure the Club accounts provide the best
possible services for the lowest fee
○ Liaise with the account representative at the bank to apply for Club Credit Cards.

● Manage all payroll functions.
○ Ensure all employees complete applicable forms including Employee Information, TD1 Tax
Form, Direct Deposit Form

○ Liaise with bookkeeper to ensure:
■ Accurately input all Employee information into Quickbooks and set up bi-weekly pay
structure
■ Receive timesheets from Boat House Manager electronically and import into Quickbooks
to ensure historical records are maintained for hours worked
■ Process payroll bi-weekly by direct deposit
■ Ensure all government guidelines are followed with respect to Statutory Holiday Pay and
Vacation Pay (as necessary).
○ Process and send T4 slips in a timely manner
○ Report and make payments to WSIB
○ Complete and submit ROE to Service Canada for each employee at the end of his/her summer
work period
○ Send monthly bank statements to bookkeeper

● Manage Club Insurance Policies.
○ Complete all necessary forms and submit to A. Gallagher as requested
○ Make premium payments in a timely manner to ensure all coverages are in place
○ Have full knowledge of the current Club Insurance policies and make recommendations to the Board of Directors as necessary regarding coverage updates

● Prepare a monthly Treasurer Report to be presented at the monthly Board Meeting.
○ YTD P&L Statement to Budget
○ Current Balance Sheet
○ A presentation of current trends, missing targets, or other financial updates

● Monitor the RAMP registration system and follow-up on non-payment of program fees. Liaise with CPC
Registrar as necessary to ensure registration accounts are up-to-date and outstanding accounts have
follow-up.

● Add program fees to member accounts during the season, as necessary, and follow-up on payment options.

Please send resume and cover letter to collingwoodpaddletreasurer@gmail.com

We look forward to hearing from you. Don't hesitate to reach out with questions and/or to arrange a call or meeting to discuss the role. 

As a community engagement leadership volunteer, you will be part of our committees of 10 to 15 volunteers who will work over the months to help us organize our fundraising events. Depending on the needs in your community, available roles could include committee lead, logistics, community outreach, volunteer lead, and social media.

  Description

The Canadian Cancer Society CIBC Run for the Cure is a 5k or 1k walk or run. It is a volunteer-led event and the largest breast cancer fundraiser in Canada.

This year’s event will be taking place on Sunday, October 4, 2026. 

As the volunteer Run Director, Community Engagement, you will be responsible for: 

• Providing training, leadership and guidance to your team of Community Engagement volunteers (4-6 people, depending on site size).  

• Supporting the Community Engagement Leads in developing local engagement strategies. 

• Ensuring all important Community Engagement tasks are completed as per the timeline outlined in the critical path.  

• Working to ensure your event meets local revenue and participant targets. 

• Leading virtual and in person committee meetings with your fellow Run Director, Logistics. (generally bi-weekly to monthly). 

• Meeting regularly with your CCS staff partner and Run Director, Logistics.  

• Reviewing the CIBC Run for the Cure Minimum Standards and ensuring all committee initiatives abide by CCS best practices. 

• Supporting the interviewing and onboarding of new Community Engagement volunteers. 

Why we need you

Your commitment will help make a real difference for all Canadians impacted by breast cancer.

  What we're looking for

You are passionate about the breast cancer cause, well-connected in your community, and enjoy event planning. The ideal candidate for this volunteer role has a positive attitude, communication and interpersonal skills, and a strong sense of self-motivation, time management, and experience leading others.   

Knowledge and/or experience in any of the role responsibilities is considered an asset. 

Must be 18+ to apply. Volunteer application process will occur in English in all provinces except Quebec where it will occur in French.  

  Our Investment

JOIN US and be part of the larger Run community and have the opportunity to learn and mentor as you engage with CCS staff and volunteers.

Your commitment

• This is an 8-month commitment annually (April through November). 

• We encourage a 2-year commitment as a volunteer Run Director as this is a substantial leadership role on the committee. 

• Supporting committee volunteers with their role work/responsibilities (approx. 10+ hours per month). 

• Must be available over the event weekend (October 3 & October 4).   

Register here: Click here please

Join an exciting community project connecting adults 55+ with events throughout Simcoe County! We're seeking to grow the volunteer team that keeps the Calendar of Activities for Older Adults vibrant and relevant. Check out the Calendar here Simcoe County Calendar of Activities for Older Adults

What you will be doing:

• Monitoring websites and social media accounts of community centres, senior centres, libraries and more for public activities appropriate for older adults.
• Occasionally calling organizations that offer social activities for older adults to get accurate information about their offerings
• Entering these events into Google Docs and WorkPress to publish on the website for public viewing. 

Ready to apply? County of Simcoe LTC Volunteer Application Form - Simcoe Strong Volunteer Program - County of Simcoe

Volunteers may assist with:

• watering and weeding
• mulching the pathways
• researching a variety of gardening practices or plant care information
• composting/soil building
• participate in group gardening activities
• create and maintain garden structures such as display board or plant lattices
• administration and fundraising
• web site development and maintenance also required

Research historical information, provide tours, assist clients with research and input data

Integral part of promoting the values and mission of the organization in the community and ensuring our operational sustainability. Working toward getting the story of inequality, marginalization and oppression out to the mainstream funders gives a voice to the women who have experienced it and how they are working to overcome these challenges while working with Imani’s Place. Working collaboratively with other members of the Imani’s Place Team, the Grant Researcher/Writer will work toward the following, as a volunteer: 
• Demonstrated experience required (paid or volunteer) 
• Have a clear understanding of human trafficking and associated trauma 
• Research, develop, write and submit proposals, letters, reports and other materials as necessary to secure grant support from foundation, corporations and government funding sources to support the organizations operations and programming initiatives. 
• Compassion, empathy and patience is a must 
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and projects simultaneously and efficiently with minimal supervision 
• Work cooperatively with the Communications Director and Programming Manager 
• Share our passion and dedication to making a real difference in the lives of women (particularly BIPOC women) who have experienced trauma through domestic violence and/or human trafficking. 
• Deliver to a high standard, in often challenging circumstances, both ethically and professionally and are able to work collaboratively in a culturally diverse organization.  
• May involve sitting for extended periods of time 
• You will demonstrate a commitment to the organization’s mission and values.

Integral part of ensuring that the day to day operations of our organization and program is being managed safely, efficiently. Policies researched and developed ensure that decisions that are being made are consistent with our values and made in the best decision on the organization, clients, staff and volunteers. Working collaboratively with other members of the Imani’s Place Team, the Policy and Research Analyst will work toward the following, as a volunteer: 
• Demonstrated experience required (paid or volunteer) 
• Have a clear understanding of human trafficking and associated trauma 
• Responsible for examining the efficacy of existing policies and laying out the groundwork for new policies, procedures and guidelines within the program 
• Able to research and analyze  
• Understands the role that policy development plays in the mitigation of risk 
• Able to pay special attention to detail and skilled in searching for information 
• Share our passion and dedication to making a real difference in the lives of women (particularly BIPOC women) who have experienced trauma through domestic violence and/or human trafficking. 
• Deliver to a high standard, in often challenging circumstances, both ethically and professionally and are able to work collaboratively in a culturally diverse organization.  
• May involve sitting for extended periods of time 
• You will demonstrate a commitment to the organization’s mission and values.

Integral part of promoting the values and mission of the organization in the community and ensuring that the stories of the women that use our services are told. Working toward getting the story of inequality, marginalization and oppression out to the mainstream gives a voice to the women who have experienced it and how they are working to overcome these challenges while working with Imani’s Place and what social and political changes still need to be made. Working collaboratively with other members of the Imani’s Place Team the Social Justice Writer will work toward the following, as a volunteer: 
• Demonstrated experience required (paid or volunteer) 
• Have a clear understanding of domestic violence, human trafficking and associated trauma 
• Research and gather evidence-based content from sources to support content development.  
• Write interesting and engaging copy for reports, fact sheets, proposals, web-based material, presentations, newsletters and other media.  
• Contribute to the ongoing reporting and dissemination of data, evidence and policy documents arising from Imani’s Place and network partner activities and initiatives. 
• Provide general writing support to Imani’s Place staff. 
• Undertake copy editing and revision of text to ensure it is clear, concise, coherent, and consistent.  
• Ensure overall compliance with guidelines when developing all content to determine tone, reading level, spelling and grammar rules, protocols for citation, word count and page length and glossary terms.  
• Liaise with experts, content producers, editors and other communication experts to ensure accuracy of content and quality of information for written products. 
• Comply with organizational processes for preparing and approving materials. 
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and projects simultaneously and efficiently with minimal supervision 
• Share our passion and dedication to making a real difference in the lives of women (particularly BIPOC women) who have experienced trauma through domestic violence and/or human trafficking. 
• Deliver to a high standard, in often challenging circumstances, both ethically and professionally and are able to work collaboratively in a culturally diverse organization.  
• May involve sitting for extended periods of time 
• You will demonstrate a commitment to the organization’s mission and values.

Huronia Community Foundation (HCF) is a registered charity that provides funding to local charities and non-profits.  HCF is home to over 80 unique funds established by local charities and community-minded philanthropists.

Established in 2000, HCF was incorporated as Canada’s 99th Community Foundation. A Community Foundation plays a crucial role in how people give back to their communities. In 2025, HCF proudly celebrated 25 years of giving to over 500 charities in North Simcoe of more than $4M since its inception.  Through funding from Endowment Funds that are held in perpetuity, we connect people, families and companies with causes that inspire them – pooling resources, knowledge and expertise to achieve the greatest impact.

The primary focus of HCF’s mission is ‘Improving the quality of life and creating a strong community now and forever through leadership and generosity.’

HCF is managed by a Volunteer Board of Directors, a part-time Executive Director and Bookkeeper.   

The Board of Directors steers the direction of HCF and provides accountability to the community for the performance of the Foundation. The role of the board member is to:

• Stay informed of the operations of the Foundation
• Attend a maximum of 8 Board meetings annually
• Commit the time and resources to serve on the board
• Actively participate in 2 or more Board committees
• Represent the Foundation in the community
• Attend Foundation events, including the AGM in September

Recruitment Volunteers  This role will focus on recruiting, retaining, and renewing participants.

Duties include:

Marketing and communications:

• Website
• Emails
• Phone calls
• Text messages
•  Social media i.e. Facebook, Instagram, Strava

Launch and / or VIP parties (in-person or virtual)

Team Captain VIP program

Spokespeople i.e. athletes and people affected by vision loss

Fundraising Volunteers This role will focus on making fundraising easier for participants and increasing funds raised by participants.

Duties include:

Participant fundraising portal

Marketing and communications:

• Emails
• Phone calls
• Text messages

Top Fundraiser VIP program:

• Fundraising toolkit i.e. tips, email templates
• Incentive prizes and awards
• Sponsorship

Event Day Logistics This role will focus on event day logistics and ensuring that we provide participants with a premier event experience.

Duties include:

• Venue selection
• Route, rest stops, and rider chip tracking system
• Jersey design
• Volunteers
• Start line experience
• Finish line experience
• Securing auction and gift bag items (if applicable)

Overview & Impact: The Georgian Triangle Humane society is a not-for-profit charity that works to provide innovative programs and compassionate services to pets and people in the south Georgian Bay region and beyond. Because the GTHS receives no government funding, we rely on the generosity of our donors and supporters to fulfil our mission of delivering innovative programs and compassionate services that enhance the lives of pets in need and the people that care for them. We are immensely grateful to the donors who support our organization.

Position Summary: Donor Engagement Volunteers report to the Senior Manager of Philanthropy (or delegate) to gain guidance in fostering positive relationships with donors. by contacting them upon becoming a regular donor or after donating to a ‘signature’ event or campaign. These volunteers will contact identified regular donors or signature event donors and may participate in regular Donor Relations Team meetings to collaborate on ideas that will enhance the relationships that leadership and legacy donors have with the GTHS, to inspire higher levels of giving.

This is a remote volunteer position (with occasional onsite activities) and volunteers will utilize their own computer or tablet, telephone and internet.

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Participation in monthly Donor Relations Team meeting – virtual or in-person
• Independent conversations with donor contacts via email, in person, and / or telephone
• Performs independent research on subject matter when required
• May be asked to participate in donor engagement activities such as donor tours of the Animal Centre
• Networking and relationship building
• Acquiring a solid knowledge of the GTHS and fundraising best practices

Children’s Treatment Network (CTN) is currently recruiting volunteer Board Directors. CTN is seeking individuals with strategic leadership experience in the areas of accounting/financial management (CPA designation), information technology, service quality and performance and/or leadership experience in children’s and community services, health, public or non-profit sectors. If this sounds like you and you’re passionate about the well-being of kids and youth, we invite you to apply today! 

CTN’s Board plays an important role in helping to achieve our vision of a vibrant community where all kids, youth and families belong. Together with our service partners in the health, education and community service sectors, CTN is a dynamic network that supports approximately 39,000 kids and youth with disabilities and developmental needs in York and Simcoe and school-based rehabilitation services in Central and West Toronto.

Volunteering with the CTN Board is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference by guiding the organization’s strategic direction, ensuring accountability and upholding our mission, vision and values. Board service supports the delivery of high-quality, equitable and family-centred services. Our work is collaborative and grounded in equity, inclusion and accessibility in everything we do.

CTN is committed to continuing to build a Board that reflects the families and communities we serve. We encourage applications from people with disabilities, individuals who identify as Black, Indigenous, racialized individuals, members of the LGBTQ2S+ community, family members/caregivers of individuals with disabilities or developmental needs, individuals from other equity-owed communities and anyone who wants to achieve our vision.

Responsibilities:

• A three-year term of office
• Volunteer approximately 11-15 hours per quarter
• Participation on one Board committee

 Qualifications:

• Interest or experience in governance
• Knowledge of equity, diversity and inclusion practices
• 18 years of age or older
• Not employed by, contracted with, or closely related to a CTN employee
• Not currently serving on the Board of a CTN contracted service partner organization

The deadline to apply is March 6, 2026.

Board Directors will be elected at CTN’s Annual Meeting in June 2026.

We are happy to provide accommodations at any stage of the application process and invite you to let us know how we can best support you. Please contact Marisha Holmberg, Lead, Strategic Operations at mholmberg@ctnsy.ca.

About CTN:

Funded by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, CTN is a children’s treatment centre delivering services through a network model of service delivery with partners in the health, education and community service sectors. Together with our partners, we work towards making our vision of a vibrant community where all kids, youth and families belong a reality. Services include intake, service navigation, coordinated service planning, diagnostic assessments, autism services and rehabilitation services including physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech language therapy. CTN also delivers school-based rehabilitation services in Central and West Toronto. 

We serve clients who have a variety of diagnoses including developmental, neurological and physical disabilities. CTN’s commitment to providing family-centred care is anchored by a shared client record that is accessed across partner organizations and provides the foundation for integrated plans of care and services.