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Volunteering

Volunteering is a great way to stay connected to your community. Seniors and retirees have a wealth of experience to share, and make a significant contribution in all sectors of society through volunteering.

Volunteer BC

You can find out more about volunteer opportunities in your area by connecting to your local volunteer centre through the directory on the Volunteer BC website.

VolWeb.ca

VolWeb.ca helps increase access to volunteer opportunities. This online service connects volunteers with organizations that need special event volunteers. No long-term commitments are required, and volunteer times range from one hour to one weekend. The service is free and easy to use.