Types of volunteer roles

Volunteers are greatly valued by

the Alzheimer Society and are

strongly encouraged to share

their ideas and thoughts on

how to improve volunteer programs

and opportunities that we offer.

We have a clear commitment to

equal opportunities and inclusion and

we welcome volunteers from all

backgrounds and all communities.

There are many volunteering

opportunities across the Society.

We have listed some examples

below to help you.

If your preferred activity is not listed

please still get in touch and we'll try

to find a role that suits your interests:

Board of Directors
The Board of Directors governs the Society and establishes the strategic plan including short and long term goals and objectives for the Society. Many decisions are based on data presented by task forces compiled of Board Members. The Board of Directors meets on a monthly basis, with the exception of July, August and December.

Coffee Break Volunteers

Coffee Break is a nation-wide fundraising event that takes place in September. Volunteers would assist with promotion of Coffee Break, delivering host kits, and donation pick up. For a full job description and how to apply please click here.

Database Assistant

Volunteers are responsible for assisting the Administrative Assistant with inputting data for receipting purposes. Training will be provided. For a full job description and how to apply please click here.

Discussion and Support Group Facilitator

Volunteers lead discussion and support groups for caregivers of persons with dementia. Previous experience with group facilitation required. Additional training will be provided. For a full job description and how to apply please click here.

Learning Series Co-Facilitator

Volunteers would assist an Alzheimer Society of Thunder Bay staff member in the delivery of a caregiver information group. Previous experience with group facilitation required. Additional training will be provided. For a full job description and how to apply please click here.

Office Assistant

Volunteers answer phones, accept donations, photocopy, prepare mail outs, and greet clients. Training will be provided. For a full job description and how to apply please click here.

Public Education Assistant

Volunteers assist the Public Education Coordinator distribute educational material, staff awareness tables and present public education throughout the community. Training will be provided. For a full job description and how to apply please click here.

Very Important Penny Program Volunteer (VIPP's)

Volunteers are responsible for running our penny program by distributing, monitoring and collecting coin boxes throughout the community. For a full job description and how to apply please click here.

Top of Page

EMail Page

Print Page