1. AIDS Thunder Bay (4 Opportunities )
Since 1985, we have provided quality, compassionate support, education and advocacy around HIV and AIDS, and related issues to people affected by HIV/AIDS and to the community and the region at large. We operate on a philosophy of equal access for all, with services based on needs determined by those using them. We could not offer our wide range of services without the thousands of volunteer hours donated by dedicated individuals. Volunteers work in all aspects of the agency.

2. Arthritis Society (3 Opportunities )
Volunteers fulfill a fundamental role in enabling The Arthritis Society to carry out our mission of providing education, support and solutions to people living with arthritis. The Society recognizes the many talents and many hours of dedication our volunteers provide each year

3. Big Brother Big Sister of Thunder Bay (7 Opportunities )
A children's service organization providing programs to children/youth through matching adults volunteers and children in quality, mentor friendships.

4. Brain Injury Association of Thunder Bay and Area (1 Opportunity)
BIATBA is a new organization that will provide support, education, and awareness for people living with the effects of Brian Injury

5. Canadian Blood Services (1 Opportunity)
Through their kindness, diplomacy and advocacy for blood donation, our volunteers contribute immensely to a safe and sufficient blood supply in Canada. Volunteers are the ambassadors of the blood system, ensuring that blood donation remains a commitment in their communities and that donor clinics are places where friends, family and neighbours gather to give blood together."

6. Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation (7 Opportunities )
As the leading national volunteer-based organization dedicated to creating a future without breast cancer, the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation works collaboratively to fund, support and advocate for: - Relevant and innovative breast cancer research - Meaningful education and awareness programs - Early diagnosis and effective treatment - A positive quality of life for those living with breast cancer The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation strives to be: - An effective advocate: Demonstrating our commitment to those living with and touched by breast cancer, voicing the need for a positive quality of life, today and in the future - A trusted leader: Promoting the highest values, principles and practices to ensure accountability and effectiveness - A respectful partner: Collaborating with donors and sponsors, working within a network of organizations involved in the issue of breast cancer, actively engaging volunteers, including survivors, to ensure that we maximize our impact and work effectively together for the cause - A resourceful catalyst: Promoting innovation and supporting meaningful and relevant work in research and programs, from prevention to palliation

7. Canadian Cancer Society (4 Opportunities )
The Canadian Cancer Society is a national community based organization of volunteers whose mission is the eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life for people living with cancer

8. Canadian Red Cross Society (9 Opportunities )
To improve the lives of vulnerable people by mobilizing the power of humanity in Canada and around the world.

9. Catholic Familly Development Centre (2 Opportunities )
Catholic Family Development Centre is a not-for-profit nondenominational family service agency and has been serving the community of Thunder Bay since 1979. The Centre is dedicated to strengthening and empowering families and individuals through a high quality service within a respectful, caring environment.

10. Children’s Aid Society of the District of Thunder Bay (7 Opportunities )
Mission Statement.... To protect and enhance the lives of children through strengthening families in partnership with our community. Vision... Our vision to is develop, through collaboration, a community where all children grow up with a sense of belonging, in a safe and nurturing environment. Slogan... Caring for children...a community responsibility. Values Statement Children and families are our priorities. We value Integrity: We are guided by what is ethical Diversity: We respect all individual's unique differences Dignity: We respect the inherent worth of each individual

11. City of Thunder Bay - Recreation and Culture Division (4 Opportunities )
Recreation and Culture Division has volunteer opportunities in the following areas: instructional skating, swimming lessons, special events, Integration Services, Chippewa Summer camps, neighbourhood recreation programs, playgrounds, Summer in the Parks concerts, Youth Zone, older adult centres and community centres.

12. CNIB (1 Opportunity)
CNIB is a source of support, informtion and most importantly, hope, for all Canadians affected by vision loss. Whether you are looking for information on healthy living, the latest in vision research, or practical ways to stay active and independent while living with vision loss, CNIB is here for you. As a nationwide, community-based, registered charity, CNIB has been making a profound difference in the lives of Canadians since 1918.

13. Community Living Thunder Bay (25 Opportunities )
Community Living Thunder Bay promotes Supported Inclusion. We see a future where people with developmental disabilities are truly included in all aspects of life within the community. CLTB provides services and supports to children and adults with developmental disabilities. The range and variety of services provided include supports in residential community living, day services and supported employment. Supports and services are designed for the individual, and focus on his/her strengths, needs and choices.

14. Easter Seals Ontario (4 Opportunities )
Easter Seals began in 1922 as a vision to create a better life for children and youth with physical disabilities. Today, Easter Seals continues to offer programs and services to help these children achieve a greater level of acceptance and independence, such as financial assistance for mobility and communication devices, fully accessible summer camp and funding for other summer recreational programs. Easter Seals also provides access to information and resources, as well as public education and awareness.

15. EcoSuperior Environmental Programs (3 Opportunities )
Through partnerships with local business and industry as well as all levels of government, we strive to increase public awareness and participation in building a cleaner, greener community and a healthy environment. Our projects and programs focus on five areas: Water Conservation, Energy Conservation, Waste Reduction, Pollution Prevention and Greenspace enhancement.

16. Elizabeth Fry Society of Northwestern Ontario (1 Opportunity)
Elizabeth Fry Societies traditionally work with women in conflict with the law. Elizabeth Fry Society of NW Ontario provided court support, jail visitation, discharge planning, referral and advocacy services when operational. We are currently trying to re-establish our funding and are initiating a volunteer jail visitation programme.

17. Frontier College (1 Opportunity)
Frontier College is a national literacy organization. We believe literacy is a right. We work with volunteers and community partners to give people the skills and confidence they need to reach their potential and contribute to society.

18. George Jeffrey Children’s Centre (3 Opportunities )
Provide Occupational Therapy, physiotherapy, speech-language therapy to paediatric population. As well, Recreation therapy, volunteers for various groups, day care, volunteers to assist with children

19. Habitat for Humanity (1 Opportunity)
Habitat for Humantiy is an independant, non-profit housing program dedicated to the elimination of poverty housing by building homes in partnership with families in need. Habitat provides simple, decent, affordable, housing to those who would not qualify or be able to afford a conventional mortgage. Partner families are chosen on basis of need, ability to repay mortgage, a willingness to partner and provide sweat equity at build.

20. HAGI Community Services for Independance (1 Opportunity)
HAGI Community Services for Independence provides recreation, housing, transportation, and support services to allow persons with physical disabilities to live with greater independance.

21. Heart and Stroke Foundation (8 Opportunities )
raising funds, research and education for heart disease and stroke.

22. Hilldale Gardens Retirement Living (1 Opportunity)
A retirement home for seniors with a focus on supporting independent living.

23. Homes for the Aged - Grandview Lodge (6 Opportunities )
Quality care for the elderly.

24. Homes for the Aged -Pioneer Ridge (4 Opportunities )
long term care for the elderly.

25. Hope for Malawi (2 Opportunities )
We raise money for Malawi, Africa. We provide food, scholarships and medical services for people there. We raise funds by running youth dances, spaghetti dinners, Malawi feasts, bake sales, yard sales, craft tables and anything else we can think of!

26. Hospice Northwest (2 Opportunities )
The mission of Hospice Northwest is to assist people living with a progressive life limiting or chronic illness to experience a sense of connectedness, community and support through companionship.

27. Hymers Agricultural Society (1 Opportunity)
Here are just some of the attractions offered by Hymers Agricultural Society: agricultural displays, beef & dairy shows, horse shows, exhibit hall for crafts, fruit, vegetables, live entertainment, agricultural awareness, community gardens.

28. Kidney Foundation of Canada (2 Opportunities )
The Kidney Foundation of Canada is a national volunteer organization committed to reducing the burden of kidney disease through: funding and stimulating innovative research; providing education and support; promoting access to high quality healthcare; and increasing public awareness and commitment to advancing kidney health and organ donation.

29. Lakehead Social Planning Council (1 Opportunity)
Lakehead Social Planning Council provides research, access to information and organized community responses on social issues. The Community Information and Referral Centre (CIRC) is currently one of the programs run by LSPC

30. Learning Disabilities Association - Thunder Bay (1 Opportunity)
The Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario is a charitable, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children, youth and adults with learning disabilities.

31. Magnus Theatre (2 Opportunities )
A fully professional regional theatre company offering a full season of live theatre, as well as a theatre school and other activities.

32. Meals On Wheels (2 Opportunities )
To provide nourishing meals to those in need. Volunteers are paired as a driver and server to deliver meals to shut ins. Vehicle not required to volunteer as a server. Southward area contact Supervisor: Glenn Niemi at 625-2785 Northward area contact Fieldworker: Elizabeth Pim at 684-2862

33. Northwestern Ontario Air Search and Rescue Association (3 Opportunities )
Our mission is to train and maintain a local volunteer group of aircraft owners, pilots, navigators, spotters, and ground crew to provide both initial response and secondary search-support to the Canadian Armed Forces for aerial searches in Northwestern Ontario.

34. NorWest Community Health Centres (1 Opportunity)
The NorWest Community Health Centres provides health care and health promotion programs in Armstrong, Longlac, and in Thunder Bay. As part of a network of 56 Community Health Centres, we have been providing services for more than 10 years. Our team features family physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, counsellors, dietitians, nutrition workers, community health workers, early childcare educators, and support staff. We offer confidential services free of charge.

35. Our Kids Count (13 Opportunities )
Our Kids Count (OKC) works with children (prenatal to age six) and their families, promoting healthy child development. Our Programs: Drop-In, Prenatal and Postnatal Support, Parenting and Life Skills, Community Kitchen, and Community Garden. We provide childcare (for children aged 0-6 years), at no cost to you while you volunteer. We offer you and your child nutritious snacks and the opportunity to make a difference in your neighbourhood community through the following volunteer opportunities: Site Assistant, Site Maintenance, Delivery Driver, Program Planning, Peer Leadership, Administrative Support, Special Events, Student Placements, and Roots of Empathy Program. Our participants are the voice of our centres in a neighbourhood near you!

36. Ovarian Cancer Canada (1 Opportunity)
Ovarian Cancer Canada is a registered Canadian charitable organization. OCC is dedicated to overcome ovarian cancer. We provide leadership by supporting women living with the disease and their families, raising awareness, and funding research to develop early detection techniques, improved treatment and ultimately a cure. Each year, over 2500 Canadian women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer and sadly 1700 succumb to the disease annually, making it the most serious of all gynecological cancers.

37. Precious Bundles Children's Clothing Assistance Program (7 Opportunities )
Precious Bundles is a community oriented, non-profit organization in Thunder Bay, that recycles quality second hand children's clothing, toys, books and baby items. These items are distributed to local families in need free of charge every Sunday mornings between 10am - 12pm

38. Salvation Army (8 Opportunities )
The Salvation Army's mandate is to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs, and be a transforming influence in the communities of our world. In Thunder Bay, The Salvation Army provides supportive living to adults who have a variety of disabilities from brain injury, mental health, developmental and emotional issues. School breakfasts are made available to children. Red Cap, a new program offered to the school system is working towards alleviating bullying problems with elementary age children. A soup van feeds the hungry every evening. Programs are provided to inmates at the Thunder Bay Correctional Centre for those wanting to improve their family relationships. Community dinners are offered to anyone lonely or in need at Christmas, Thanksgiving, and in mid-winter. Supportive programming available to troubled youth. Emergency response during large fires and in times of disaster providing food, clothing, and shelter if necessary.

39. Shelter House/Thunder Bay (2 Opportunities )
Shelter House provides short-term relief to those in need of shelter, food, and clothing. Shelter House Thunder Bay avocates to access resources to support their transition. Mission.....Shelter House is a temporary and transitional service that exists to provide short term relief to those people in need of shelter, food and clothing, and to support access to the resources and services these people require in order to improve their own capacity to meet their basic needs.

40. St. John Ambulance (6 Opportunities )
St. John Ambulance Thunder Bay provides the following volunteer community services: Medical First Response - providing first aid services at community events and training in disaster response Car Seat Inspections Team - inspecting child car seats to ensure children are safe while in a vehicle Therapy Dog Program - handler/dog teams visits hospitals & long-term care homes Youth Division - children between 10 and 16 years of age learning first aid and life skills

41. St. Joseph's Care Group - LPH & Hogarth Riverview Manor (4 Opportunities )
Owned and operated by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Sault Ste. Marie, St. Joseph's Care Group is a multi-site facility which includes St. Joseph's Heritage, St. Joseph's Hospital, Hogarth Riverview Manor and Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital providing programs and services in complex chronic care, rehabilitation, long term care and mental health.

42. St. Joseph's Care Group - St. Joseph's Hospital & St. Joseph's Heritage (4 Opportunities )
St. Joseph's Care Group is a Catholic organization committed to provide compassionate and holistic care and services to the people of Northwestern Ontario.

43. Thunder Bay and Area Victim Services (6 Opportunities )
TBAVS provides immediate, victim centred support in partnership with emergency services. Victim Crisis Assistance and Referral Service (VCARS) works with victims to reduce trauma, assist with immediate needs and offer further options and community services specific to the victim's needs. Victim Quick Response Program (VQRP) offers immediate financial assistance to victims of violent crime when services are not available through other sources.

44. Thunder Bay Counselling Centre (2 Opportunities )
The Thunder Bay Counselling Centre is a non-profit organization that has provided essential programs and services within the Thunder Bay area since 1967. In June 2007, our organization officially changed its name from Family Services Thunder Bay to Thunder Bay Counselling Centre in order to better represent our clients and our core services. The result was the recent unveiling of a new logo, image and community resources in time for our 40th Anniversary celebrations. What We Do We support families, individuals, couples and workplaces through a variety of counselling, outreach, education and support solutions. Through our Corporate and Community Services divisions, we provide a variety of confidential programs, services and resources that are accessible to all residents of Thunder Bay. Counselling offers an opportunity to talk in confidence and to reflect upon anything that causes anxiety or concern. Counselling can help people reach a better understanding of life situations and enable people to find a way forward.

45. Thunder Bay Family Network (2 Opportunities )
Thunder Bay Familly Network is committed to building natural circles of support around our lifetime members with disabilities to enable them to live a good life based on their own dreams and goals. We seek to assist persons with disabilities, their families and friends in planning for a safe and secure future for their loved ones, to support individuals with disabilities in making and maintaining community connections, and to develop, promote and monitor services to assist persons with disabilities.

46. Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre - Youth Justice Committee Program (1 Opportunity)
Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre - Youth Justice Committee Program's initiative is to help bring young persons and victims together to negotiate an appropriate way for the young person to make amends for his or her actions. We are currently looking for Volunteer Facilitators for this program, if you are interested please contact Sheldon Strachan at 345-5840 ext 250.

47. Thunder Bay Interim Long Term Care Centre (2 Opportunities )
65 bed Interim care centre located at the old Pinewood Court site (445 James St South) Residents awaiting placement for a permanent long term care bed Volunteer and high school community hour opportunities vary within the Program Department. ie Bingo outings, special events, friendly visitors, outside walks

48. Thunder Bay International Baseball Association (1 Opportunity)
Thunder Bay International Baseball Association will be hosting the 2010 World Junior Baseball Championships in Thunder Bay. Working up to the 2010 World Junior TBIBA will be hosting baseball tournaments and facilitating baseball development in Thunder Bay.

49. Thunder Bay Literacy Group (3 Opportunities )
The Literacy Group offers day time classes or one-to-one tutoring for adults in reading, writing math, and computers. Our services are free and confidential.

50. Thunder Bay Military Family Resource Centre (4 Opportunities )
- Assistance with Canada-wide MFRC programs, referrals to Canadian and local agencies, support to military families and members - Volunteer opportunities for youth, adults, and older adults - Programs are: Invisible Ribbon Campaign, A & P Receipt Program, Drop-in Volunteer days, MFRC Scrapbook, special events, and general interest programs

51. Thunder Bay Multicultural Association (2 Opportunities )
Provide services and support to newcomers to Canada.

52. Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation (4 Opportunities )
The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation's mission is to inspire the people of Northwestern Ontario to give generously to enable the advancement of world class healthcare at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.

53. United Way of Thunder Bay (1 Opportunity)
To serve the Thunder Bay community by promoting, supporting and facilitating the organized capacity of people to help one another

54. Volunteer Thunder Bay (2 Opportunities )


55. VTB Youth Volunteer Corps (6 Opportunities )
Youth Volunteer Corps is a way for young people ages 11-18 to help others, have some fun and learn something NEW. You’ll learn about yourself, your community and job opportunities by participating in exciting, challenging and worthwhile service projects. We know youth are pretty busy these days, so the amount of time you spend as a Youth Volunteer is all up to you. We volunteer on projects year-round. You can join us for as many as you’d like. All YVC projects involve a team of young people. You can select the type of volunteer service you’d like to do.

• Start New Search • Go to Top of Page •