How and Where to Find Volunteer Opportunities

Updated: Jan 17, 2023

Tips for Finding Volunteer Positions

Volunteering is a commitment on your part. To make the most of the opportunity, consider the followings tips:

Set clear and realistic goals for your volunteer experiences
Remember that you are trying to meet specific career exploration, skills development, contact development and community goals
Tailor your volunteer position to your specific needs and wants
As with any employment search, the most important factor is research and preparation
Many volunteer opportunities are not advertised, tell EVERYONE you know you are looking to volunteer in particular areas
Use LinkedIn to research companies and potential opportunities
Have some fun! Volunteering can provide you with skills, contacts and opportunities. It can also be a source of satisfaction and accomplishment

Volunteering Opportunities

UofT Ressources

Career and Co-curricular Learning network - clnx.utoronto.ca Click on Jobs, then On-Campus or Off-Campus (all three campuses)
- Positions on and off campus, paid part-time opportunities, co-curricular opportunities, finding out about industry partners, undergrad research
- Attend AA&CC events like the Networking Events, Volunteer Fair, Industry Talks, Housing Education, Career and Further Education fair and Company Information Sessions–they are all listed in CLN under Events and Workshops
Centre for International Experience (St. George) – www.cie.utoronto.ca
Centre for Community Partnerships - Centre for Community Partnerships hosts a variety of programs that allow you to engage with the community.
Community Action Projects (CAPs) - remote volunteer opportunities with local non-profit and public sector organizations in the City of Toronto Community Action Projects

Community Ressources

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