Volunteer

Regina Food Bank

Why Volunteer? • Make a direct impact • Support your community • Be part of a dedicated team

Canada Cancer (Canadian Cancer Society)

We can transform the future of cancer if we work together with people united by the same goals. We deeply appreciate the contributions of our committed and generous volunteers who help us support all Canadians with all cancers in communities across the country.

RJCC (Regina Japanese Cultural Club)

Regina Japanese Cultural Club is calling for volunteers to help support key roles before, during, and after the Regina Matsuri event. All volunteers will receive free admission to the event as our way of saying "Arigatou" and "Thank You".

Human Resources Society (CPHR Saskatchewan)

You can help us by volunteering for a number of opportunities which will help you grow your professional network, develop your own skill set, and earning Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours.

Community Center Listing (City of Regina Zone Boards & Associations)

Zone Boards and Community Associations are made up of volunteers from your neighbourhood who organize community events, provide recreation programming and represent the community on civic affairs, planning and development opportunities. Regina is split into five Zones comprising more than 27 Community Associations.

Canada Day (Government of Canada / Canadian Heritage)

Each year, more than 1,000 volunteers contribute to the success of events organized by Canadian Heritage in Canada's Capital Region. In addition to ensuring the smooth running of activities, they enrich the quality of life and sense of belonging in their community. The Canadian Heritage Volunteer Centre provides superior support and guidance during volunteer activities. Discover the opportunities that are available to you. Winterlude Canada Day Ministerial events

Hope Ministries Moose Jaw

We welcome volunteers in roles such as: Meal preparation – Helping in the kitchen to prepare food. Serving meals – Distributing food and ensuring guests feel welcome. Guest companionship – Spending time with individuals who may be feeling isolated.

Translation and interpretation program (TIP)(Regina Open House)

The Translation and Interpretation Program (TIP) works with registered approved volunteer interpreters to provide services to newcomers with limited English proficiency. Through interpretation, TIP volunteers enable clients to connect and access settlement-related services (i.e., Life Skills, Child Care Employment Services, Financial Services, Health Care Services, School Programs, Community Connections, etc.)

Regina Open Door Society (RODS)

At the Regina Open Door Society (RODS), we believe in the power of community and the positive impact of volunteerism. Our volunteers are at the heart of everything we do, helping to build a Welcoming Community Enriched by the Diversity and Strength of Newcomers to Canada. Whether you are a new volunteer or a seasoned supporter, we are thrilled to have you join us.

Moose Jaw Multicultural Council

There are a variety of volunteer opportunities at Moose Jaw Multicultural Council. Take a minute to browse through the areas listed below and learn about the different ways you can offer your time and skills. If you have questions, please speak with the Community Connections Coordinator at (306) 693-4677 or email gabycm@mjmcinc.ca.

Saskatoon Open Door Society (SODS)