Volunteer Opportunities in Saskatoon

THE PROBLEM A growing number of women and gender-diverse people are being impacted by homelessness, displaced from their homes and estranged from their families. The isolation can be particularly challenging. Often, women report feeling disconnected from society, invisible and alone. The stigma around homelessness only perpetuates this inequality and the cycle inevitably continues.THIS LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITYThis is a great role for enthusiastic project manager types to grow and develop. Help inspire your community to take action and change the narrative for how at risk women in our communities are viewed for future generations. A LOCAL CHAPTER is a branch of The Shoebox Project led entirely by volunteers in communities across Canada.On behalf of, and supported by a trusted registered charity, Local Chapters collect gifts and essentials from members of the community and distribute them through shelters and agencies to local women and gender-diverse individuals experiencing or at-risk-of homelessness. A LOCAL CHAPTER COORDINATOR determines a Chapter's goals based on the needs of local shelters and community agencies. They lead and execute seasonal gift drives by recruiting local volunteers to help. Chapters educate and build awareness of The Shoebox Project and our mission. They encourage the community to support their Chapter through Shoebox gifts, monetary donations, volunteering and offering kind messages of support to the women they serve.Our annual giving campaign is during the holidays and a majority of Chapter activity is from September(planning), through December (gift delivery). Many chapters run gift giving campaigns during other times of the year like International Women's Day and Mother's Day.This leadership opportunity is flexible with your schedule and home based, however you do need to be living within the community you are serving as this is a boots on the ground opportunity as you lead local volunteers in drive related activities. YOUR COMMUNITY IMPACT:Every woman, regardless of their circumstances, Canadan achieve great things for themselves and their families. They can gain confidence and self worth, find independence, become leaders and someday may mentor others to do the same. All it takes is a caring community to see them, to hear them, and to act to support them. Our Local Chapters work together to uplift and empower women so they can see themselves in a positive light and worthy of being cared for. IT BEGINS WITH YOU. We are waiting for your leadership today and you’ll be ready to hit the ground running for our annual drive season beginning in September!Your Impactful Responsibilities ● Be the Face of the Cause: Act as an ambassador, educating your community on the challenges facing women in need and inspiring others to take action. ● Build Your Dream Team: Recruit and lead a motivated group of volunteers to help share the workload and the fun. ● Forge Community Partnerships and Crucial Support: Identify and collaborate with local shelters, resource agencies, corporate, community and school partners to ensure needed support is received and ultimately reaches those who need it most. ● Drive the Gift Campaign: Oversee the "life cycle" of a gift, from initial fundraising and social media buzz (Facebook/Instagram) to the inspection and delivery of shoeboxes. ● Operational Excellence: Manage chapter administration and expenses, track community outreach and inquiries, and ensure the chapter runs smoothly and transparently using guidelines and policies. What You Bring to the Table ● Leadership Heart: You have a passion for supporting women and a desire to make a tangible difference in the heart of your very own community. ● Project Management Prowess: You’re organized, comfortable with a "committee" style of leadership, and can keep multiple plates spinning. ● Communication Skills: You are comfortable making the "ask" for support and can communicate professionally with shelter staff, donors, and local media. ● Tech Savvy: You’re familiar with Google Workspace (Drive, Sheets, etc.) and feel right at home navigating social media. ● Financial Literacy: You have a basic understanding of budgeting and expense tracking.

THE PROBLEMA growing number of women and gender-diverse people are being impacted by homelessness, displaced from their homes and estranged from their families. The isolation can be particularly challenging. Often, women report feeling disconnected from society, invisible and alone. The stigma around homelessness only perpetuates this inequality and the cycle inevitably continues.THIS LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITYThis is a great role for enthusiastic project manager types to grow and develop. Help inspire your community to take action and change the narrative for how at risk women in our communities are viewed for future generations. A LOCAL CHAPTER is a branch of The Shoebox Project led entirely by volunteers in communities across Canada.On behalf of, and supported by a trusted registered charity, Local Chapters collect gifts and essentials from members of the community and distribute them through shelters and agencies to local women and gender-diverse individuals experiencing or at-risk-of homelessness. A LOCAL CHAPTER COORDINATOR determines a Chapter's goals based on the needs of local shelters and community agencies. They lead and execute seasonal gift drives by recruiting local volunteers to help. Chapters educate and build awareness of The Shoebox Project and our mission. They encourage the community to support their Chapter through Shoebox gifts, monetary donations, volunteering and offering kind messages of support to the women they serve.Our annual giving campaign is during the holidays and a majority of Chapter activity is from September(planning), through December (gift delivery). Many chapters run gift giving campaigns during other times of the year like International Women's Day and Mother's Day.This leadership opportunity is flexible with your schedule and home based, however you do need to be living within the community you are serving as this is a boots on the ground opportunity as you lead local volunteers in drive related activities. YOUR COMMUNITY IMPACT:Every woman, regardless of their circumstances, Canadan achieve great things for themselves and their families. They can gain confidence and self worth, find independence, become leaders and someday may mentor others to do the same. All it takes is a caring community to see them, to hear them, and to act to support them. Our Local Chapters work together to uplift and empower women so they can see themselves in a positive light and worthy of being cared for. IT BEGINS WITH YOU. We are waiting for your leadership today and you’ll be ready to hit the ground running for our annual drive season beginning in September!Your Impactful Responsibilities ● Be the Face of the Cause: Act as an ambassador, educating your community on the challenges facing women in need and inspiring others to take action. ● Build Your Dream Team: Recruit and lead a motivated group of volunteers to help share the workload and the fun. ● Forge Community Partnerships and Crucial Support: Identify and collaborate with local shelters, resource agencies, corporate, community and school partners to ensure needed support is received and ultimately reaches those who need it most. ● Drive the Gift Campaign: Oversee the "life cycle" of a gift, from initial fundraising and social media buzz (Facebook/Instagram) to the inspection and delivery of shoeboxes. ● Operational Excellence: Manage chapter administration and expenses, track community outreach and inquiries, and ensure the chapter runs smoothly and transparently using guidelines and policies. What You Bring to the Table ● Leadership Heart: You have a passion for supporting women and a desire to make a tangible difference in the heart of your very own community. ● Project Management Prowess: You’re organized, comfortable with a "committee" style of leadership, and can keep multiple plates spinning. ● Communication Skills: You are comfortable making the "ask" for support and can communicate professionally with shelter staff, donors, and local media. ● Tech Savvy: You’re familiar with Google Workspace (Drive, Sheets, etc.) and feel right at home navigating social media. ● Financial Literacy: You have a basic understanding of budgeting and expense tracking.

Are you passionate about health equity and driven to make a real difference in your community? Pulse of Hope Foundation is looking for dedicated, visionary individuals to join our Board of Directors and help shape the future of healthcare in Saskatchewan.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 - those who have historically faced the greatest barriers to quality care.The RoleAs a Board Member, you will play a central role in guiding the foundation's strategic direction, strengthening its governance, and ensuring our programs create meaningful, lasting impact for the communities that need it most. You will help grow our partnerships, advance our mission, and bring your unique skills and perspective to a team united by a shared commitment to health equity.This is more than a volunteer role. It is an opportunity to lead with purpose, contribute to something larger than yourself, and help build a Saskatchewan where everyone - regardless of where they live, where they come from, or what they are living with - has access to the care and support they deserve.Who We Are Looking ForWe welcome applicants from all professional backgrounds. While previous board or governance experience is an asset, it is not required - what matters most is your commitment to our mission and your willingness to grow.Ideal candidates will bring:A genuine passion for health equity and improving the lives of underserved communities in SaskatchewanWillingness to learn and engage meaningfully with governance, organizational strategy, and community health issuesStrong communication skills and the ability to collaborate respectfully with diverse perspectivesCritical thinking and sound judgment when contributing to board discussions and decisionsReliability and follow-through - honoring commitments and actively participating in meetings and initiativesAn asset mindset - bringing your unique skills, lived experience, or professional background to strengthen the teamSkills in areas such as finance, law, healthcare, community development, communications, fundraising, or lived experience with our focus communities are particularly valued, though no single background is required. Above all, we are looking for individuals who are enthusiastic, open-minded, and ready to contribute to a team working toward a healthier, more equitable Saskatchewan.What You Will GainServing on the Pulse of Hope Board of Directors is an opportunity to contribute to something that genuinely matters - while also growing as a leader and professional.Drive real change - your decisions will directly shape programs and initiatives that improve healthcare access for rural, Indigenous, and newcomer communities across SaskatchewanBuild governance experience - gain hands-on exposure to nonprofit board operations, strategic planning, and organizational leadershipGrow your network - connect with healthcare professionals, community advocates, and civic leaders across the provinceStrengthen your résumé and LinkedIn with a credible board position at a registered nonprofit foundationDevelop transferable skills in areas such as financial oversight, policy development, and stakeholder communicationReceive a letter of reference recognizing your leadership and commitment to community healthBe part of a passionate, purpose-driven team that shows up for the communities that need it mostWhether you are drawn by the mission, the growth opportunity, or both - there is a place for you at the table.

Two heads are better than one… and way more fun We’re looking for a second Volunteer Coordinator to share the role alongside our current one. This role is all about teamwork, tag-teaming tasks, supporting each other, and making sure our volunteers feel confident and connected.You’d help:• Coordinate and schedule volunteers• Train new volunteers and support the team• Confirm weekly shifts and jump in on last-minute changes• Keep volunteer info organized and respond to emails• Run our Volunteer Perks ProgramIf you enjoy organizing, connecting with people, and helping create a great volunteer experience, this could be a great fit.Curious or interested? Email info@libraryofthingsyxe.com to learn more.

We are excited to be back at Willows Golf Club on Thursday June 18th, 2026 where golfers will be hitting the links in support of Make-A-Wish Canada. For the 21st year sponsors, volunteers and golfers will be coming out for a day of golf, FUN-raising, supper and awards plus much more. We would love for you to join us for one of our various volunteer shifts.Event Details:Location: The Willows Club (382 Cartwright, Furdale SK)Time: 8:00am - 8:30pm (various shift times available)Check-In Location: Volunteer Board RoomVolunteer Roles:- Event set-up- Registration set-up (Mixed/Ladies)- Caddy Auction and Wish Package Support- 50/50 Sales- Chopper Drop Ticket Sales- Fundraising Hole Support (Mixed/Ladies)- Beat the Pro Hole Support (Mixed/Ladies)- Hole in One Spotter- Driver / Take-down- Banquet Set-up/Auction- Sales Assistant (banquet)- Event Clean-upOther Details:- To Wear: MAWC T-shirt (if you don't have one, one will be provided), golf course appropriate attire (no jeans), comfortable shoes- To Bring: water bottle, extra snacks if needed, sunscreen- A meal will be provided to volunteers- Parking: Available onsite, venue also accessible by public transitTo sign-up, please follow this link: VolunteerSignup - Online volunteer signup sheets - Golf for Wishes Saskatoon - June 18, 2026 signup sheet

Are you looking for a way to give back, build new skills, and make a real impact in your community? Foundations Learning invites youth like you to get involved in meaningful volunteer opportunities that support children, families, and financial literacy across Saskatchewan.As a youth volunteer, you’ll gain hands-on experience, develop communication and leadership skills, and be part of a team that believes learning changes lives. Whether you’re helping at a Family Literacy Night, supporting children’s learning activities, or promoting financial wellness, your time and energy will make a lasting difference.Volunteering with us can also count toward Volunteerism 30—a great way to earn school credit while making a positive impact. We’ll support you every step of the way with training, mentorship, and opportunities to find the volunteer role that fits you best.Foundations Learning has youth volunteer opportunities in our Children, Family, and Financial Literacy program areas. We recommend that youth volunteers take training in each of the program areas to find the volunteer opportunity within these that suits you and your community best. Volunteer opportunities are available throughout Saskatchewan.You will also have access to additional professional and personal development opportunities. These opportunities will be counted towards your total volunteer hours, and costs, including provincial travel and accommodation, will be covered by Foundations Learning.

Pick up SARCAN donations from the LibraryDrop them off at SARCAN Drop & GoBusier only during special events (like swaps)Simple, meaningful way to support the Library of Things YXEMust have a vehicle and be reliable

Foundations Learning is offering a free, year-round Income Tax Clinic in partnership with the CRA’s Community Volunteer Income Tax Program (CVITP), and we are recruiting Volunteer Tax Preparers. As a Volunteer Tax Preparer, you will complete income tax returns for low-income Saskatchewan residents with simple tax situations. This helps them get the benefits and tax credit they may be entitled to. Our tax clinic will be offered both in person and virtually. You can choose to volunteer in person at a tax clinic or virtually by completing income tax returns online, or both!. You have the option to volunteer only during the tax season (March-April), or throughout the year. No accounting experience is required. Volunteers receive free in-person training and online resources provided by the CRA, as well as additional training and ongoing support from Foundations Learning. Duties and Responsibilities: Complete income tax returns following CRA guidelines Use EFILE tax preparation software to file tax returns electronically Maintain strict confidentiality on all taxpayer information Verify taxpayer identity by checking photo ID prior to filing Call the CVITP dedicated help line for any questions about income tax, using EFILE, and the UFile CVITP tax software Communicate issues, questions, or concerns with the Tax Clinic Coordinator Qualifications: No accounting experience required Must have a valid Social Insurance Number Must have filed your own taxes in Canada at least once Training and software will be provided

Volunteer with family literacy programs and events that encourage parents and children to learn together. The various components of this program support literacy development for the entire family and encourages parents and children to learn together. Volunteers work collaboratively with the Family Literacy Coordinator to help support the relationship between caregivers and children by modeling that literacy is not limited to reading and writing. If you are interested in learning more, please attend our agency orientation, which is the first step to becoming a Family Literacy volunteer, by registering here: https://foundationslearning.com/for-volunteers/

Volunteers work with adult learners one-on-one and in small groups to enhance literacy skills. All training is provided to volunteers, as well as ongoing support from our Adult Literacy Coordinator throughout the program. Work with adult participants to identify current skills, and work together to enhance those skills by supporting them with tools, resources, and encouragement. Coaches meet one-on-one with their learner either in-person at a public library or over Zoom. The weekly schedule is determined by what is convenient for the learner and coach - we find a time that fits your schedule!Coaches are provided with comprehensive literacy training and are given templates and materials that you can use when planning sessions with their learners. Once your training is complete, you will be matched with a learner according to their needs and your areas of expertise and availability. We then introduce you to your learner and start you off with a detailed Learning Plan that has been prepared for the learner and provide you with some suggestions and resources to get started. You will then plan weekly sessions based on the Learning Plan, strategies shared in training, and materials relevant to the learners’ interests and skill levels. Foundations’ staff is also here to support you in all aspects of your coaching role.Our adult learners are as diverse as their individual goals, so it’s difficult to describe a ‘typical learner’. Our program is learner-centred and strength-based, so there is no set curriculum - what you work on is based on your learner’s goals. Learners join our program for a variety of reasons such as improving their literacy skills in reading and writing, passing the written portion of a Driver’s exam, or earning their GED. We always welcome feedback or questions from our volunteers and learners. Foundations’ Coordinator will be in regular contact with you to offer support and suggestions and gather feedback. We are learning and growing together!If you are interested in learning more, please attend our agency orientation which is the first step to becoming a Lead coach by registering here: https://foundationslearning.com/for-volunteers/

Want to make a difference in helping children build their reading skills? Become a Spark volunteer!As a Foundations Learning volunteer, you provide one-to-one support to strengthen children’s reading strategies through our reading program called Spark. Spark Reading Guides attend a 3.5-hour training on reading methods and strategies, and will be provided with all resources needed throughout the program. Volunteers are matched with 2 elementary school students and work one-on-one with each student for 30 minutes, twice per week (Monday-Friday), over 8 weeks. Spark runs four terms a year: fall, winter, spring, and summer. Reading sessions take place at schools (with limited online options).If you are interested in learning more, please attend our agency orientation, which is the first step to becoming a Spark volunteer, by registering here: https://foundationslearning.com/volunteer/

Design and schedule posts for social media Monitor and reply to all comments and DMs, or forward to the relevant coordinatorCollaborate with the Communications Coordinator on additional content as requiredAssist with promotional materials as requestedAttend Library events to document and share content on social media*LWork at least a couple of Library shifts per year to gain a better understanding of how the Library operatesTime commitment: 1–4 hours weeklyMultiple volunteers welcome.

Love meeting people and being part of your community? Come volunteer with us at Library of Things YXE as a Librarian Volunteer!What you’ll do:Welcome members and help them outCheck items in and outManage reservationsHelp with membershipsKeep the space tidy and welcomingYou’re a great fit if you:Enjoy chatting and helping peopleAre comfortable using a computerLike being part of a community-focused spaceTime commitment: Just one shift a monthSaturdays: 12:45–4:15 PMTuesdays: 5:15–7:45 PMThursdays: 5:15–7:45 PMLocation: Library of Things YXE, SaskatoonInterested? Email volunteers@libraryofthingsyxe.comHelp people borrow instead of buy—and build a more connected, sustainable community. We’d love to have you!

Identify potential grantsMonitor due dates of identified grantsEnsure timely submission of grantsServe as the main point of contact for grantorsResearch data to support applications (optional)Work a few library shifts per year to gain a better understanding of how the Library operatesTime commitment: Will vary depending on grant deadlinesGrant experience is an asset

Infrequent repair and/or regular maintenance of itemsMaintain detailed records of maintenance and repair activitiesIdeal for: Handy humans who like to repair and maintain thingsTime commitment: Flexible and ongoing*Experience required as this work would be done independently