Youth Volunteer Ambassador

Volunteer Halton

Represent Volunteer Halton in your community and help connect residents with volunteer opportunities across the region. A great fit for students looking to build communication skills and make a direct impact. What you'll do: - Staff information tables at public events across Halton Region - Help community members navigate the VolunteerConnector database to find opportunities - Engage with diverse individuals and represent Volunteer Halton professionally Details: - Ages 16 and up - Minimum 5 hours per month - Minimum 6-month commitment (some positions run June 1 to September 30) Benefits: - Letters of reference for school or employment - Access to free Volunteer Halton workshops - Build public speaking and customer service skills - Hours count toward OSSD requirements How to apply: Apply through the Volunteer Connector listing at the link provided. Important Note: This post was automatically created using public volunteer information. If you own this organization and want to update the listing's information, please email support@ossdhub.ca

Festival Volunteer

Oakville Festivals of Film and Art (OFFA)

Volunteer at OFFA's annual seven-day hybrid film and arts festival in June. Roles are assigned based on your skills and interests, with both in-person and virtual options available. What you'll do: - Provide customer service and venue support - Help with event setup and takedown - Support digital tasks including Zoom, social media, and online research Details: - Commitment is for the seven-day festival in June - Both virtual and in-person opportunities available - Volunteers under 18 require parental or guardian consent - Year-round volunteer roles may also be available for those who want to stay involved beyond the festival How to apply: Submit the volunteer form at offa.ca/volunteers. OFFA follows up with applicants within one to two weeks. Important Note: This post was automatically created using public volunteer information. If you own this organization and want to update the listing's information, please email support@ossdhub.ca

Community Volunteer (Multiple Roles)

Burlington Symphony Orchestra

The Burlington Symphony Orchestra welcomes high school students and community volunteers in a variety of roles. Volunteer hours count toward the 40-hour OSSD graduation requirement. Available roles: - Marketing & Advertising: Help create and implement advertising strategies to promote concerts - Community Engagement: Support concert promotion and children's programs - Event Fundraising: Assist with bake sales, silent auctions, and galas - Graphic Design: Create promotional materials and visual assets - Youth & Symphony Initiative: Help foster youth engagement with the orchestra How to apply: Complete the online volunteer form at burlingtonsymphony.ca/volunteer, or contact info@burlingtonsymphony.ca or 905-320-4697. Important Note: This post was automatically created using public volunteer information. If you own this organization and want to update the listing's information, please email support@ossdhub.ca

Visitor Services & Events Volunteer

Oakville Galleries

Serve as a gallery ambassador at Oakville Galleries, welcoming visitors and representing the organization at public programs and special events. What you'll do: - Provide front desk coverage and greet visitors at Gairloch Gardens and Centennial Square - Answer questions about exhibitions, programs, and memberships - Support staff during public programs and special events How to apply: Email volunteering@oakvillegalleries.com or apply through the online form on their volunteer page at oakvillegalleries.com/volunteer. Important Note: This post was automatically created using public volunteer information. If you own this organization and want to update the listing's information, please email support@ossdhub.ca

Summer Art Camp Education Volunteer

Oakville Galleries

Spend a week supporting Oakville Galleries' summer art camp programs. Volunteers work alongside camp staff to help deliver art and outdoor activities for children. What you'll do: - Support staff in running daily art activities and outdoor programs - Assist campers with projects and ensure programs run smoothly - Work across Oakville Galleries' two locations: Gairloch Gardens and Centennial Square Commitment: - Full-week positions running 9:00 am to 4:30 pm - Approximately 35 to 40 volunteer hours per week - Summer only (seasonal) How to apply: Email volunteering@oakvillegalleries.com or apply through the online form on their volunteer page at oakvillegalleries.com/volunteer. Important Note: This post was automatically created using public volunteer information. If you own this organization and want to update the listing's information, please email support@ossdhub.ca

Food Bag Delivery Volunteer

Food4Kids Halton

Help make sure kids in Halton don't go hungry on weekends. Food bag delivery volunteers pick up and transport food packages to local schools on a bi-weekly basis during the school year. What you'll do: - Pick up food packages and deliver them to your assigned school - Deliver on Thursdays (Burlington/Oakville) or Fridays (Halton Hills/Milton) - Complete deliveries on alternating weeks Requirements: - Minimum age 16 - A Criminal Record Check is required before starting How to apply: Email jeannie@food4kidshalton.ca (Burlington/Oakville), eva@food4kidshalton.ca (Halton Hills), or stacey@food4kidshalton.ca (Milton). You can also apply online at food4kidshalton.ca/volunteer. Important Note: This post was automatically created using public volunteer information. If you own this organization and want to update the listing's information, please email support@ossdhub.ca

Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts Student Volunteer

Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts

Volunteer at one of Oakville's premier cultural venues as part of the Front of House team. Student volunteers help create a welcoming experience for audiences attending live performances at the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts. What you'll do: - Greet patrons and assist with coat check - Help with Front of House operations on event nights - Work as part of a team to deliver excellent customer service Program details: - Ages 16 and up (parental consent required) - Runs May and June only - Minimum commitment: 6 shifts over two months (more are always welcome) - Shifts are typically 3.5 to 4 hours, mainly evenings and weekends - Dress code: plain black t-shirt - All assigned shifts must be completed to receive a volunteer hours record How to apply: Contact the volunteer coordinator at volunteer.ocpa@oakville.ca or 905-338-4161 ext. 3237, or apply through the Better Impact platform on their website. Important Note: This post was automatically created using public volunteer information. If you own this organization and want to update the listing's information, please email support@ossdhub.ca

Youth Library Leaders — Teen Volunteer Program

Oakville Public Library

Youth Library Leaders (YLL) is an 8-month volunteer program for Oakville teens that empowers participants to influence library services, plan events, and gain real leadership experience — all while earning volunteer hours toward their OSSD. What you'll do: - Help plan and deliver library events, including special events during Youth Week - Develop marketing skills to promote programs to your peers - Attend career exploration sessions with OPL staff on topics like resume writing and job searching - Contribute ideas that shape library programs for teens across Oakville Program details: - Ages 14–18, currently enrolled in secondary school - Runs September through May - Monthly 2-hour meetings at various OPL branches - Minimum commitment: 16 hours (additional hours available through projects and other tasks) - 30 spots available annually How to apply: Applications open once a year in August. Visit opl.ca/about-opl/volunteer/youth-library-leaders to apply when the program opens. Important Note: This post was automatically created using public volunteer information. If you own this organization and want to update the listing's information, please email support@ossdhub.ca

Youth Stewards — Environmental Volunteer Program

Oakvillegreen Conservation Association

Join Oakvillegreen as a Youth Steward and help protect and restore natural spaces across Oakville. Volunteers participate in hands-on environmental events throughout the year and build real skills while making a visible difference in their community. What you'll do: - Plant trees and remove invasive species - Restore creek habitats and pollinator gardens - Support community stewardship events and nature walks - Learn from environmental professionals at skill-building workshops Program details: - Ages 13–18 - Participants under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian - Ages 13–17 require a signed parental waiver - Complete a minimum of 5 stewardship events to receive a certificate of completion and volunteer hours summary - Certificates can be requested after 3 events - Events run September through August — choose dates that work for you through the online calendar How to apply: Register as a volunteer on the Oakvillegreen website and select "Youth Volunteering" along with your areas of interest. Important Note: This post was automatically created using public volunteer information. If you own this organization and want to update the listing's information, please email support@ossdhub.ca