Volunteer Opportunities in Saskatoon

Help plan, organize, and host Library events.Connect with potential community partners and request donated items, prizes, or snacks.Support event promotion and collaborate with other volunteers to make events happen.Attend community events to represent and promote the Library of Things YXE.Volunteer for a few regular Library shifts each year to build familiarity with Library operations.Report to the Events Coordinator.Time commitment: Flexible, averaging approximately 2–4 hours per week depending on upcoming events. Multiple volunteers welcome!

Consider volunteering and take an active role on one of Meewasin’s Board Advisory Committees! We are seeking one new member to join the Development Review Committee. The Development Review Committee is currently seeking one (1) member that fits the following requirements: • As defined in The Engineering and Geoscience Professions ActPlease find the full posting here: https://meewasin.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Development-Review-Committee-Volunteer-Position-Description-October-2026.pdf

Consider volunteering and take an active role on one of Meewasin’s Board Advisory Committees! We are seeking one new member to join the Education Advisory Committee. The Education Advisory Committee is currently seeking one (1) member that fits the following requirements: • an individual who represents a community group or has professional expertise aligned with experiential, natural, and cultural education, research, and experiences. In particular, a professional or volunteer who specializes in Indigenous, historical, and archaeological interpretation is sought.Please find the full posting here: https://meewasin.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Education-Advisory-Committee-Volunteer-Position-Description-October-2026.pdf

Consider volunteering and take an active role on one of Meewasin’s Board Advisory Committees! We are seeking two new members to join the Conservation Advisory Committee.The Conservation Advisory Committee is currently seeking two (2) members with the following skill sets: • Wildlife ecology and management • Traditional ecological knowledge • Ecological restoration • Ecological/environmental monitoring • Grassland management/rangeland ecology • Agriculture – farming, grazing, ranchingPlease see full posting at: https://meewasin.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Conservation-Advisory-Committee-Volunteer-Position-Description-October-2026.pdf

Job DescriptionSaskAbilities welcomes you to join us as a volunteer in our Summer Fun Program! Summer Fun provides children and youth experiencing disability the opportunity to gain new experiences, make new friends, learn new skills, and enjoy safe and accessible activities during the summer months!Working with our Summer Fun Coordinators, volunteer responsibilities include:• Assisting participants with leisure and recreation activities• Promoting safety and encouraging independence• Supporting a positive, social, and engaging group environment• Helping with setup and cleanup as neededProgram Hours:Summer Fun runs each year in July and August! Program activities occur Monday through Thursday in the afternoon from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. We are closed on all STAT holidays.Time Commitment:Flexible scheduling with no minimum hours required. Volunteers are welcome to join sessions that fit their availability. Skills RequiredGeneral Expectations for volunteers include:Enthusiasm and active participation. Professional, respectful behaviourNo experience required, just a willingness to help and learnBenefits to VolunteerMake a meaningful difference by supporting youth experiencing disabilities to build confidence and independenceDevelop hands-on experience in inclusive recreation and life skills programmingGain teamwork, communication, and leadership skills in a supportive environment Enjoy a fun, social atmosphere Flexible scheduling with no required hours. Volunteer when it works best for youBuild connections with participants, staff, and fellow volunteers who value inclusion and communityImportant Notes:Transportation is the responsibility of the volunteer.You will receive an Orientation in advance of volunteering!You will be provided paperwork to review, complete and submit in advance of your orientation and volunteer commencement. Please Contact:saskatoon@saskabilities.ca306-653-1694

Job DescriptionSaskAbilities welcomes you to join us as a volunteer in our SLYP-Out Program! SLYP-Out provides youth experiencing disability the opportunity to gain new experiences, make new friends, learn new skills, and enjoy safe and accessible activities during the school year! Volunteers play an important role in fostering inclusion, confidence, and life skills through joyful shared experiences.Working with our SLYP-Out Coordinators, volunteer responsibilities include:• Assisting participants with leisure and recreation activities• Promoting safety and encouraging independence• Supporting a positive, social, and engaging group environment• Helping with setup and cleanup as neededProgram Hours:SLYP-Out runs on Thursday and Friday Evenings from 6:00pm to 8:00pm (October to April). We are closed on all STAT holidays.Time Commitment:Flexible scheduling with no minimum hours required. Volunteers are welcome to join sessions that fit their availability. Skills RequiredGeneral Expectations for volunteers include:Enthusiasm and active participation. Professional, respectful behaviourNo experience required, just a willingness to help and learnBenefits to VolunteerMake a meaningful difference by supporting youth experiencing disabilities to build confidence and independenceDevelop hands-on experience in inclusive recreation and life skills programmingGain teamwork, communication, and leadership skills in a supportive environment Enjoy a fun, social atmosphere Flexible scheduling with no required hours. Volunteer when it works best for youBuild connections with participants, staff, and fellow volunteers who value inclusion and communityImportant Notes:Transportation is the responsibility of the volunteer.You will receive an Orientation in advance of volunteering!You will be provided paperwork to review, complete and submit in advance of your orientation and volunteer commencement. Please Contact:saskatoon@saskabilities.ca306-653-1694

Job DescriptionSaskAbilities welcomes you to join us as a volunteer in our Recipe for Success Program! Recipe for Success supports adults experiencing disabilities in learning and enjoying the art of cooking. The program combines fun, hands-on cooking classes and food-based activities with take-home recipes, easy-to-understand nutrition information, group exercise, and shared meals. Volunteers play an important role in fostering inclusion, confidence, and life skills through shared cooking experiences.Working with our Recipe for Success Coordinator, volunteer responsibilities include:• Assisting participants with meal preparation and basic cooking tasks• Promoting kitchen safety and encouraging independence• Supporting a positive, social, and engaging group environment• Helping with setup and cleanup as neededProgram Hours:Recipe for Success runs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 3:30pm to 6:30pm (October to September). We are closed on all STAT holidays.Time Commitment:Flexible scheduling with no minimum hours required. Volunteers are welcome to join sessions that fit their availability. Skills RequiredGeneral Expectations for volunteers include:Enthusiasm and active participation. Professional, respectful behaviourNo professional cooking experience required, just a willingness to help and learnBenefits to VolunteerMake a meaningful difference by supporting adults experiencing disabilities to build confidence and independenceDevelop hands-on experience in inclusive recreation and life skills programmingGain teamwork, communication, and leadership skills in a supportive environment Enjoy a fun, social atmosphere while sharing in the joy of cookingFlexible scheduling with no required hours. Volunteer when it works best for youBuild connections with participants, staff, and fellow volunteers who value inclusion and communityImportant Notes:Transportation is the responsibility of the volunteer.You will receive an Orientation in advance of volunteering!You will be provided paperwork to review, complete and submit in advance of your orientation and volunteer commencement. Please Contact:saskatoon@saskabilities.ca306-653-1694

Job DescriptionSaskAbilities welcomes you to join us as a volunteer in our Quality of Life Program! Quality of Life provides adults experiencing an intellectual disability the opportunity to take part in fun and enjoyable activities year round with a group of their peers! Programming is both community-based and centre-based and encompasses a wide range of activities focusing on recreation, health, life skills, volunteerism and so much more! Volunteers play an important role in fostering inclusion, confidence, and life skills through shared joyful experiences.Working with our Quality of life team, volunteer responsibilities include:Assisting participants with various social, leisure, and recreational activitiesPromoting safety and encouraging independenceSupporting a positive, social, and engaging group environmentHelping with activity setup and cleanup as neededProgram Hours:Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 4:00pm (Year Round). We are closed on STAT holidays.Program Locations:Quality of Life has four (4) program locations in Saskatoon (Buena Vista, Holiday Park, Stonebridge, and Sutherland neighbourhoods) and one (1) program location in Warman, SK. You can choose the program location that works best for you!Time Commitment:Flexible scheduling with no minimum hours required. Volunteers are welcome to join on days that fit their availability. Skills RequiredGeneral Expectations for volunteers include:Enthusiasm and active participation. Professional, respectful behaviourNo experience required, just a willingness to help and learnBenefits to VolunteerMake a meaningful difference by supporting adults experiencing disabilities to build confidence and independenceDevelop hands-on experience in inclusive recreation and life skills programmingGain teamwork, communication, and leadership skills in a supportive environment Enjoy a fun, social atmosphere while sharing in joyful activitiesFlexible scheduling with no required hours. Volunteer when it works best for youBuild connections with participants, staff, and fellow volunteers who value inclusion and communityImportant Notes:Transportation to and from the program location is the responsibility of the volunteer.Transportation for community-based outings may be provided by SaskAbilities.You will receive an Orientation in advance of volunteering!You will be provided paperwork to review, complete and submit in advance of your orientation and volunteer commencement. Please contact:saskatoon@saskabilities.ca306-653-1694

Camp Circle O’ Friends is seeking dedicated, hardworking individuals to join our Fundraising Committee. Camp Circle O’ Friends is Saskatchewan’s only medically-supported summer camp for children ages 6-18 in the province affected by cancer. As a registered charity, we are able to operate our very special camp thanks to donations and grants. Our Fundraising Committee is responsible for assisting the Executive Director with fundraising-related tasks: researching opportunities, completing applications, planning and executing events, for example. This role will require a time contribution of approximately 2-6 hours per month, on average. An increase in time contribution could be expected leading up to and during fundraising events, with plenty of prior notice.While experience in fundraising is an asset, it is not required. We welcome people of all professional backgrounds to apply, if they are eager to support our organization.Please e-mail expressions of interest including any relevant experience to cfriends@sasktel.net.

Are you passionate about health equity and driven to make a real difference in your community? Pulse of Hope Foundation is looking for a dedicated, community-connected individual to join our Board of Directors and help lead the development of our Indigenous Health Initiative.About Pulse of HopePulse of Hope is a Saskatchewan-based nonprofit foundation with a clear and urgent mission: to improve the compassion, accessibility, equity, and quality of healthcare for people across the province. We do this by advancing community advocacy, education, and awareness; facilitating access to non-medical equipment; and supporting or co-creating community-based health initiatives. Our work places particular emphasis on individuals living with chronic health conditions, and our primary focus communities are rural residents, Indigenous Peoples, and newcomers to Saskatchewan.The RoleAs Board Member for our Indigenous Health Initiative, you will play a central role in guiding the development, direction, and community relationships that shape this initiative. You will work closely with our team to build respectful, reciprocal partnerships with Indigenous organizations and communities across Saskatchewan, help ensure our programs are grounded in cultural safety and community priorities, and bring your knowledge and perspective to strategic decisions at the board level.This is more than a volunteer role. It is an opportunity to help build healthcare programming that is responsive to Indigenous communities' needs, shaped with them rather than for them.Who We Are Looking ForWe are especially seeking candidates who bring:Lived experience within Indigenous communities in SaskatchewanA genuine passion for health equity and Indigenous-led approaches to community healthUnderstanding of (or willingness to learn) the historical and ongoing barriers Indigenous Peoples face in accessing healthcareWillingness to engage meaningfully with governance, organizational strategy, and community partnership-buildingStrong communication skills and the ability to collaborate respectfully across diverse perspectivesReliability and follow-through; honoring commitments and actively participating in meetings and initiativesNo previous board or governance experience is required. What matters most is your commitment to the mission and your connection to the communities this initiative serves.What You Will GainDirectly shape the direction of a new, community-centered health initiative from the ground upGain hands-on governance and nonprofit leadership experienceBuild relationships with healthcare professionals, Indigenous organizations, and civic leaders across the provinceStrengthen your résumé and LinkedIn with a credible board position at a registered nonprofit foundationDevelop transferable skills in partnership-building, policy development, and stakeholder communicationReceive a letter of reference recognizing your leadership and commitment to community healthBe part of a passionate, purpose-driven team working toward a healthier, more equitable Saskatchewan