As a Member of the group, your first duty is to engage with other young people in the one-hour bi-weekly online discussion, if you possibly can. As an active member of the group, you will have chances to discuss ideas for action projects that are helpful to the environment. Communicating with others, decisions will be made about what project is the next one to do and how each person can take part in the project. You might have an idea that you will carry out by yourself, or with another person. The group might decide to do a project for the environment together. This is a dynamic experience of collaborating in small ways or larger ways to benefit the environment. 
 
2 or 3 adults will be available as a Support Group when needed, but will not direct the group discussion unless an intervention is needed or requested.

You could work alone if you have a successful history in fundraising. Otherwise, you would be working with 2 or 3 other volunteers to collaborate in development of a fundraising campaign - using our newsletter, website (under construction) and Facebook. 
We are hoping for volunteers who are enthusiastic, creative, optimistic and somewhat experienced in environmental matters, and comfortable in collaborative action. Interest in tree-planting is desirable but not necessary. 
 
Due to Covid, we are not meeting in person, but on line (ZOOM, telephone communication, and email.)

The Development Committee interacts with the Board: brainstorming, making creative suggestions, and collaborating with several Action Groups that are the "front line" of the organization. In general, we need people with a commitment to the natural world and willingness to collaborate with a group to apply that commitment in action. 
 
1. Attending and participating in a biweekly Zoom meeting of the Development Committee, usually on a Tuesday evening, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 
2. Brainstorming and engaging in creative, imaginative thinking with a diverse group.  
3. As much as possible, following up between meetings to report relevant information or ideas for the following meeting.  
 
We welcome and value a few high school students, but we need a majority of adults. We respect that the students must put their academics first, which usually results in losing students at some time in the year.

Fundraising Event Committee members assist in the planning and execution of fundraising initiatives. These event committees are vital in sustaining fundraising event initiatives and spreading the word in the community. Members sit on one of the four committees - Wheels (Cycling Event), Golf, Car Rally or Gala depending upon interests, skills and organizational needs.  
 
Be an active participant in all facets of the event from planning and developing the event and event day 
logistics, outreach and procurement of sponsorships and prizing, individual and team sales, and ‘event day’ preparation and set up.

The role of the Board of Directors is to govern and oversee the affairs of CWSDS. Board in-person (currently virtual during the pandemic) meetings are held monthly (with the exception of July & August) in Oakville with teleconferences as required. Board Directors are required to attend all board meetings and must sit on at least one board committee. 
 
As a leader, you seek to volunteer with an organization committed to enhancing the lives of persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and their families.  
 
The primary role of the Board of Directors is to govern CWSDS according to the corporation’s Letters Patent, By-Laws and policies. In so doing, 
• We are responsible for hiring and overseeing the performance of the CEO. 
• We, in conjunction with the CEO and senior management, establish strategic directions and set risk strategy policies for the organization. 
• We provide operational oversight for the senior management team and ensure that CWSDS has a continuous quality improvement strategy and plan. 
 
In coming to the Board’s decisions, Board members are expected to participate openly and vigorously in Board discussions so that the Board can make the best, most informed decisions and choices. Individual Board members carry many duties and responsibilities in this process, including: 
• Duty of Knowledge  
• Duty of Diligence  
• Duty of Care  
• Fiduciary Duty  
• Duty of Skill & Prudence  
• Duty of Trusteeship 
 
With the combination of your personal interest, experience, and commitment to the sector and your professional expertise, you can help lead CWSDS.

The Willow Foundation is seeking motivated, innovative and collaborative individuals interested in enriching the lives of older adults in Halton Region to join their Board of Directors. 
 
The Willow Foundation (TWF) is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to improving the health and wellness of older adults residing in Halton Region’s three Long Term Care Homes and participants in the three Adult Day Programs. 
Through the initiation and coordination of fundraising activities, TWF support charitable projects, programming, education and wellness promotion, which will enhance the quality of life to those that we serve. 
 
Responsibilities: 
The Willow Foundation Board of Directors has a few openings for individuals with expertise in one of the following areas: fundraising, grant writing, event management, legal, marketing, communications, social media, web development or therapeutic recreation. The candidate should have a strong sense of volunteerism and social media experience. 
 
Board meetings are held once a month, the 3rd Thursday of the month from 8am-9:30am. The meetings rotate between our three LTC homes (Burlington, Milton, Oakville) with a commitment of approximately five hours a month on average (which includes board meeting time and committee participation).

Are you interested in improving life for children, youth and families in the Halton community?  
Our Kids Network is looking for 2 parents/caregivers committee members to join the OKN Community Planning Table. 
 
Our Kids Network (OKN) is a Halton-wide partnership of agencies that support children, youth, and families. The OKN Community Planning Table is a group of professionals who look at the main issues effecting children, youth and families and work to organize action at the community-level.  
 
- As community members you'll use your own life experiences and knowledge to help us better understand what services, supports and programs are needed to improve life for children, youth and families in Halton.  
- Take part in conversations to share information and their experiences.  
- Provide thoughts and opinions on what works well and what doesn’t, and on different types of supports and programs for children, youth, and families. 
 
OKN is dedicated to ensuring that CPT volunteer positions reflect the diversity of the communities we serve, and we encourage applications from diverse groups including from Black, 2SLGBTQ, First Nations, Inuit and Metis persons.  
 
Meetings are currently held on Zoom until further notice. 
 
https://ourkidsnetwork.ca/Public/Page/Files/160_OKN%20Community%20Committee%20Member%20Role_PARENT_CAREGIVER.pdf

Youth volunteer leadership opportunity! Help make life better for children and youth in Halton! 
Our Kids Network is looking for 2 youth volunteer committee members 16 to 18 years-old, to join the OKN Community Planning Table.  
 
Our Kids Network (OKN) is a Halton-wide partnership of agencies that support children, youth, and families. The OKN Community Planning Table is a group of professionals who look at the main issues effecting children, youth and families and work to organize action at the community-level.  
 
- As a community member you'll use your own life experiences and knowledge to help us better understand what services, supports and programs are needed to improve life for youth in Halton.  
- Provide thoughts and opinions on what works well and what doesn’t, and on different types of supports and programs for youth. 
- Opportunity to earn community service volunteer hours.  
 
OKN is dedicated to ensuring that CPT volunteer positions reflect the diversity of the communities we serve, and we encourage applications from diverse groups including from Black, 2SLGBTQ, First Nations, Inuit and Metis persons.  
 
Meetings are currently held on Zoom until further notice. 
 
https://ourkidsnetwork.ca/Public/Page/Files/160_OKN Community Committee Member Role_YOUTH.pdf

The treasurer's ministry is to maintain accurate and up to date financial information for the use of the Corporation and Parish Council, to monitor and report on the financial health of the parish, and to provide advice to the wardens on matters relating to the financial health of the parish. 
 
• assist in the budget preparation process  
• liaise with the auditor for completion of the annual financial audit  
• present past financial results and future budgets to vestry  
• prepare financial reports monthly for presentation to Parish Council  
• advise the wardens on an as-requested basis on matters relating to the financial position of the parish  
• liaise with the bank as required  
• liaise with the Diocese on matters relating to the finances of the parish  
• make arrangements relating to PAP contributions on the request of parishioners  
• prepare all cheques for bill payments and parishioner expense reimbursements  
• arrange for cheques to be signed and mailed or otherwise delivered  
• enter all financial activity into general ledger  
• maintain accounts payable and receivable sub-ledgers  
• a member of Parish Council and attend monthly meetings 
 
Skills & Experience  
• an accounting designation is desirable, but not required  
• bookkeeping and accounting knowledge  
• familiarity with computer accounting and spreadsheet programmes  
• an ability to work unsupervised  
• an ability to meet deadlines  
• strong financial acumen is essential  
• an ability to present financial information in easily understood terms is an asset.  
 
Boundaries & Limitations  
• the treasurer does not have responsibility for decisions on matters relating to the finances of the parish (this rests with the corporation)  
• the responsibility for ensuring that the wardens are informed on a timely basis with accurate information and appropriate options

OYAC is made up of diverse, and engaged youth from all across Oakville. Youth who are interested in helping to better their community through the assistance of Recreation and Culture. We are looking for youth who want to help their peers thrive, and build the foundation for future OYAC groups.  
 
Working with other youth from Oakville to plan and implement Recreation Activities designed to engage your peers, both for fun and for social activism. 
 
To apply this year tell us what you are passionate about, and show us. Make a video, write a letter, add in ideas you have to engage your fellow youth. Be sure to include your name, age and the school you attend. As well as a contact phone number.

Our volunteer board of directors meets monthly in Georgetown or Acton (Halton Hills), with additional meetings as deemed necessary for committees and project-oriented activities. Participation at meetings is in-person or through online conferencing when appropriate. Responsibilities of Directors include attending monthly meetings well-prepared to discuss agenda items that are meant to facilitate board decisions about the organization and its operations. Directors are asked to devote an average of 4-8 hours per month to respond to communication, participate at in-park events, participate in the activities of at least one subcommittee and actively extend help to other Directors as, and when, needed.

We're looking for an individual to manage a new Recycling Committee. 
1. Attending meetings of the Recycling Committee, biweekly;  
2. Assisting with building of the Committee;  
3. Attending to recycling of materials, to ensure efficiency and proper procedures.  
Ideally, you will collaborate with one other member who could replace you in situations of absence.

Community Living Burlington is looking for committed and dedicated people to assist with annual fundraising events. We are seeking people to assist our major events committing to being responsible for any of the following: 
- Obtaining donated items 
- Sponsorship 
- Community Awareness/Marketing 
- Selling Tickets 
- Joining fundraising event committees