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Are you looking for ways to get involved conservation? The Edmonton and Area Land Trust (EALT) protects nature through land conservation while engaging communities in stewardship. Throughout the year but especially in spring and summer, EALT offers opportunities to connect to the land and give back to nature through hands-on stewardship on our conservation lands.

Join us at a stewardship event where there can be a variety of fieldwork tasks to complete. From invasive plant removal, trail maintenance, nest box cleaning, and barbed wire removal - there are many ways to conserve nature while volunteering with us.

Commitment and logistics
You can sign up for however many events you like.
Our events are usually between 4 or 5 hours.
A moderate level of activity is needed for most events, but specific descriptions will be provided for each event.
All tools and equipment are provided.

To Apply:
This posting is not our main way to receive applications. Please go to https://bttr.im/95ol5 to see our events and sign up.

Please contact volunteer@ealt.ca if you have any questions.

ABOUT YOUTH RISE
Youth Rise is a prevention-based organization dedicated to empowering youth from vulnerable communities. We believe in connecting young people with a community of stable, caring adults who walk through life with them. Our programs—ranging from drop-in sports and tutoring to job preparation—are designed to remove barriers and help youth reach their full potential through a trauma-informed lens. For more information about us and our mission, check out our website: https://www.youthrise.ca/

THE ROLE
Our volunteers are the engine of our organization. We are looking for passionate individuals who want to build meaningful mentoring relationships and provide a safe, welcoming environment for Edmonton youth. Whether you are interested in sports, academics, or simply being a consistent presence, there is a place for you on our team!

WAYS YOU CAN GET INVOLVED
We are currently filling roles across several key areas, including:
- Youth Night Mentors (Tuesdays): Help facilitate our most popular night! Engage with youth 12-17 during family-style meals, basketball tournaments, and structured games.
- Youth Night Mentors (Fridays): Engage with youth through backetball, games, and activities (and most importantly, pizza) in our J.D Bracco location. Youth at this location are typically between 12-15.
- Academic Tutors: Provide free tutoring for students in Grades 7-12. We look for volunteers who can support various subjects in an environment that is sensitive to the unique needs of our youth.
- Sports & Recreation Leads: Supervise and play alongside youth during drop-in basketball, soccer, or hockey sessions on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.

HOW TO APPLY
Ready to help a generation rise? Visit youthrise.ca/volunteer to fill out the application form. Once submitted, a member of our team will reach out to discuss how your passions and strengths best fit our current needs.

Do you love horses? Do you love helping people? Little Bits Therapeutic Riding Association (LBTRA) needs volunteers to assist in our programing! LBTRA has been providing therapeutic riding to children and adults with disabilities since 1975. Each year we have over 195 riders take part in our programs. We are a charitable organization and are only able to run with the assistance of our amazing volunteers.
As a volunteer there are many roles you can take. During the one-hour classes, there are volunteers who lead the horses, and those who walk alongside and provide physical and/or cognitive support to the riders. These side walkers assist the rider in following the directions of the instructor, occasionally providing hand-over-hand assistance, or physical holds to help the rider remain balanced. Additionally, we may need some assistance in the barn collecting horses from their paddocks, grooming them, and tacking them for classes. No experience is needed to volunteer, just a willingness to learn!
A lot of our volunteers start with our organization for the horses, but the majority will say that they stay for the riders and for the environment with the other volunteers. Little Bits is a great place to get out, get some exercise, and meet lots of new people from all walks of life.
If you are interested in learning more about our organization, or would like to volunteer, please contact us at volunteers@littlebits.ca!

CNIB is seeking compassionate and engaging volunteers to facilitate peer support groups for individuals who are living with sight loss. These groups provide a welcoming space for participants to connect with others, share experiences, exchange resources, and build supportive relationships within their communities.

Responsibilities:

- Foster a safe, welcoming, and respectful environment for all participants.
- Guide conversations and help maintain positive group dynamics.
- Collaborate with CNIB staff and co-facilitators.

We currently have facilitator opportunities available in the following locations:

- Virtual Group (facilitated online)
- Spruce Grove
- Sherwood Park

K to Infinity is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to addressing Canada’s growing mathematical literacy gap. Our mission is to build strong foundational and advanced math skills while fostering teamwork, confidence, and social connection.

We work with students in Grades 1–10, providing structured, engaging, and high-quality math enrichment. Our program integrates video instruction, gamified learning, collaborative team activities, and AI-supported assessments.

All instructional materials—including videos, worksheets, lesson plans, and games—are fully developed and provided to volunteers.