Volunteer Opportunities
Check out current Volunteer Opportunity postings from various organizations in our community.
It’s always a great time to volunteer.
The Town of Whitecourt knows how important volunteers are in our community.
Whether you’re looking to contribute your time and talents, find the right volunteer for your organization, or explore the incredible resources available both provincially and federally, you’ve come to the right place. You can also nominate a special volunteer for our annual volunteer awards.
Know an Amazing Volunteer? Nominate Today!
Nominations are open for our annual Volunteer Awards.
National Volunteer Week is April 27 – May 3
You’ve Been Great! Volunteer Celebration Lunch
Monday, April 28
To show our gratitude for their hard work and the care they give to our community, volunteer organizations will receive an invitation to the event. As seating is limited, an RSVP will be required. All Volunteer Award nominees will be invited to the celebration lunch, where the winners of each category will be announced.
Benefits of Volunteering
Volunteering provides so many benefits!
Skill development: Volunteering gives an opportunity to acquire and refine a variety of skills.
Meet New People: Volunteering is an easy way to connect with other like minded people.
Stay Active: Volunteering keeps people both mentally and physically active by engaging in meaningful activities. Volunteering can also reduce stress, depression and anxiety by providing a sense of purpose.
Make a Difference: Volunteering benefits the volunteer and the community. Volunteering plays a crucial role in making a difference to any non-profit by helping carry out their mission. It’s a win-win!!
Volunteer Awards
Each year, Whitecourt awards local volunteers in a variety of categories for their volunteering spirit. Learn more!
Request a Volunteer
Fill our our Volunteer Request Form to have your opportunity included with our Volunteer Opportunities.
Non-Profit Resources
It’s a one-stop-shop for volunteering and non-profit resources. There’s federal, provincial and local resources.