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Create Care Kits: We have a high need for personal care items for our residents, such as hygiene, cleaning, and food supplies. Volunteers could make kits of these supplies at a Plymouth building or off-site. We do ask that our corporate partners provide the care kit items (estimated associated cost $4/per kit).
- Hygiene kit: Toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo & conditioner, body wash, deodorant
- Cleaning kit: Laundry detergent pods, dish soap, Clorox wipes, toilet paper, paper towels
- Shelf-stable food kit: Rice-a-Roni, mac ‘n cheese, cans of soup, ramen, oatmeal, instant coffee, granola bars

Date and time are flexible, and this type of event typically lasts one hour. No volunteer number limit.

Opportunity Details

Create Care Kits: We have a high need for personal care items for our residents, such as hygiene, cleaning, and food supplies. Volunteers could make kits of these supplies at a Plymouth building or off-site. We do ask that our corporate partners provide the care kit items (estimated associated cost $4/per kit).
- Hygiene kit: Toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo & conditioner, body wash, deodorant
- Cleaning kit: Laundry detergent pods, dish soap, Clorox wipes, toilet paper, paper towels
- Shelf-stable food kit: Rice-a-Roni, mac ‘n cheese, cans of soup, ramen, oatmeal, instant coffee, granola bars

Date and time are flexible, and this type of event typically lasts one hour. No volunteer number limit.

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Cause:
This holiday season, Reignbo’s Friends is raising funds to help one deserving family purchase a ZPod bed — a sensory-friendly sleep solution designed specifically for children with autism. These beds promote restful sleep, reduce nighttime wandering, and provide a safe and calming space. Our goal is to raise enough funds by December 15th to deliver this life-changing gift by Christmas morning.

Volunteer Tasks:
While the primary goal is monetary donations, volunteers can support by:

Sharing the donation campaign on social media, email, or community groups

Hosting a mini virtual fundraiser or “giving challenge”

Designing and sharing promotional graphics or messages

Encouraging friends, coworkers, or networks to contribute

Time Commitment:
1–2 hours per week (flexible and virtual) through mid-December

Impact:

Helps provide a life-changing ZPod bed for a child with autism

Supports a family who cannot afford this medical-grade tool on their own

Promotes better sleep, safety, and peace of mind for the entire family

Every share, donation, and moment of your time brings us one step closer to making this Christmas wish come true

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Project Details
Cause: Provide sensory regulation kits to families in need.

Volunteer Task: Fundraise or coordinate kit donations via Amazon Wishlists

https://a.co/2A2BMex


Time Commitment: Minimum of 4 hours per kit

Impact: Helps kids with autism access tools that reduce anxiety and improve focus.

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Mission and Vision:
Founded in 1982, Blue Door’s mission is to enable housing stability by delivering innovative housing, health, and employment solutions that prevent and end homelessness. Our vision is a Canada where everyone has access to safe, dignified housing.

Project Details:
Blue Door is in the final stages of preparing its 2024 Annual Impact Report, a vital tool for engaging and stewarding our donors, partners, and community stakeholders. We are reaching out to BMO with an opportunity for employees to support this important project by helping assemble and prepare mailer packages that will be sent to key supporters of Blue Door. This hands-on volunteer activity plays a crucial role in sharing the impact of their support and strengthening our community relationships.

Volunteer Activity Details
Blue Door is asking for 4 volunteers to support with our 2024 Annual Report Mailer. Volunteers will support the assembly of Blue Door’s 2024 Annual Impact Report Mailer, an essential stewardship project that shares the tangible impact of our donors’ and supporters’ contributions. This in-person volunteer activity involves preparing, organizing, and packaging mailers that will be distributed to stakeholders across our community. Volunteers will play an important role in ensuring that each package is prepared with care and attention to detail, helping Blue Door express gratitude and maintain meaningful connections with our supporters.

Roles and Responsibilities:
- Folding printed reports
- Stuffing envelopes with reports and letters
- Applying mailing labels and stamps
- Organizing completed mailers for courier or Canada Post delivery
- Assisting with light workspace cleanup after the task is complete

Appropriate Attire:
- Comfortable, casual clothing
- Closed-toe shoes are recommended for safety and comfort
- No special safety equipment is required

Parking and Accessibility:
Free parking is available onsite at 212 Earl Stewart Drive, Unit 3, Aurora, ON L4G 6V7.The building is fully accessible, including barrier-free entrances and accessible washrooms.

Materials, Training or Tools Volunteers Need to Supply:
None, all materials, trainings and tools, including envelopes, labels, stamps, pens, tape, and printed reports, will be provided by Blue Door. Volunteers are only asked to bring their enthusiasm and attention to detail.

Budget Request: $1,500
- Staff Time (planning, supervision, coordination): $600
- Printing, Paper, Envelopes, Labels, and Postage: $500
- Refreshments and Snacks for Volunteers: $150
- Volunteer Appreciation (thank-you cards, small tokens): $150
- Miscellaneous Supplies (tape, signage, extra materials): $100

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Annual Report Packaging	4	n/a	n/a

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Project Details
We are seeking a dedicated group of up to 10 volunteers to assist Dress for Success in organizing and preparing our boutique for the upcoming fall stock. Volunteers will help sort through current donations, remove summer clothing from the racks, hang and merchandise new items, and organize accessories, jewelry, shoes, handbags, and more.

Additionally, we are excited to announce the launch of our first annual Community Clothing Drive Competition and Fashion Show, encouraging volunteer support and awareness; we need your support in making it a success. We are looking for assistance in organizing drop-off and pick-up locations, creating a tracking system for clothing donations, and preparing the items for distribution to those who are unemployed. Your help will assistance women and non-binary individuals at critical life transitions of employment or re-employment. Our programs focus on providing a continuum of support and opportunities for our clients competing and advancing in the ever-changing workplace.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Sorting clothes	3	n/a	n/a
Creating a drop off and pick up plan- labelling bins and hangers	3	n/a	n/a
Setting up system	3	n/a	n/a

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Requirements:
1. A commitment to Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior with a passion and heart to work in prolife ministry.
2. Active member of a Bible-believing church.
3. Full agreement with HPC Mission Statement, Statements of Faith and Principle, and adherence to HPC Policies and Procedures.
The Client Advocate/ EWYL Facilitator at Horizon Pregnancy Clinic and Mobile is responsible for the education, emotional support, and assistance of clients at the Clinic. This position is under the supervision of the Executive Director, Nurse Manager, and Client Services Coordinator. Training is provided.
Job Responsibilities
Client-Related Responsibilities:
1. Greet clients and complete intake forms relevant to client needs. Provide emotional support in a pleasant and non-judgmental tone. Maintain a pleasant and courteous voice with clients, offering assistance, especially to abortion-vulnerable clients.
2. Familiarize yourself with referral files/binder and be able to efficiently give information to clients. Provide education and referrals related to adoption, post-abortion healing, social services, and other areas of need.
3. Provide education and guidance in the areas of abstinence, secondary virginity, contraception, and STDs, as well as in the areas of fetal development and abortion.
4. Provide clients with needed material goods, including but not limited to clothing, cribs, new car seats, and other baby items.
5. Pray with clients and discuss their spiritual relationships, encouraging them to seek an active relationship with Jesus Christ.
Office Responsibilities:
1. Charting in client files in EKYROS after every appointment.
2. Making copies for EWYL and other forms in client files.
3. Assist staff with opening or closing of office as stated in “Opening/Closing Procedures" in Blue Bessie.
4. Attend volunteer meetings and outreach events, increasing knowledge of client support and services offered.
5. Complete other relevant duties as assigned by staff and volunteers.


Job Requirements
 Willingness to serve.
 Effective interpersonal communication skills, especially in oral communication.
 Effective listening skills.
 Completion of training in client support, which includes audio/video, instructional time with the Executive Director or Client Services Coordinator, and shadowing time with trained volunteers.

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JA CareerIgnite is the culminating experience in Junior Achievement’s K–12 program continuum, designed to prepare high school students for life after graduation by connecting them to four postsecondary pathways: Employment, Enrollment, Enlistment, and Entrepreneurship. This immersive, site-based event helps students explore career opportunities, build confidence, and engage directly with industry professionals.

The upcoming JA CareerIgnite event will take place on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, from 6:30 AM to 9:00 AM at Franklin Central High School and will serve over 2,600 students in grades 10–12.

We are seeking a $1,500 budget request from BMO to help offset program costs, including curriculum, printing, event materials, and hospitality for volunteers and presenters.

JA is inviting five BMO employees to participate in the event through volunteer engagement to support event logistics:

- 2 to assist with company check-in and registration.

- 3 to escort company representatives to tables, help with setup, provide hospitality (refreshments, answering questions, and directing traffic).

If BMO would like to host a booth and be featured in a career pathway, we would welcome two additional volunteers who can stay until 2:00 PM to engage with students throughout the full event day—sharing your company’s story, highlighting the skills needed for success, promoting internships and future career opportunities, and inspiring the next generation of talent.

All volunteers are asked to wear business casual and come ready to warmly welcome our guests and students.

This opportunity is flexible based on BMO’s interest and availability. In appreciation of your support, we are happy to recognize BMO on event signage and marketing materials.

Thank you for considering this impactful opportunity to help shape the future workforce while introducing students to careers in financial services and beyond.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Check-In	5	n/a	n/a
Booth	2	n/a	n/a

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Opportunity Type: In-person

Timeframe: Third Saturday of each month (February-November)

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

Join us during our breast cancer screening days to improve efficiency and patient experience. Support our team with non-clinical support including registration, patient coordination, and onsite administration.

Skills required include administrative support, community engagement, attention to detail, and professionalism.

Quick note to Youth Programs and Universities: We welcome collaborations with youth programs and universities interested in community health and women’s breast health. However, group volunteer slots are limited and must be arranged in advance.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a