Volunteer with us

A few hours can change a neighbourhood

From caring for Meadowgate Park to welcoming donors at our blood camp, almost everything the club does runs on volunteers. No membership and no experience needed.

  • Pick the kinds of help and the days that suit you
  • Every hour is recorded, and every certificate is issued online
  • Under 18? A parent or guardian signs up with you

Volunteering is separate from club membership and from booking to donate blood — do any or all three.

Club volunteers of all ages in high-visibility vests at Meadowgate Park before a clean-up
340Volunteer Hours clocked and counting

Where volunteers make the difference

These are the areas we most often need hands for. Tell us which ones interest you and we will get in touch when something is coming up.

Club volunteers at a Meadowgate Park clean-up

Meadowgate Park

Seasonal clean-ups, litter picks and general care of the park the club has adopted.

A donor at the club’s blood donation camp

Blood donation camp

Greeting donors, registration, refreshments and set-up on camp day.

Teams and volunteers at the 1st Community Games

Sports & tournaments

Scorekeeping, marshalling, equipment and running the day smoothly.

Club volunteers preparing langar for the Shaheedi Hafta Sehaj Path

Cultural events

Festivals, music and family nights — set-up, hosting and clear-down.

A volunteer coach with young soccer players

Youth & mentorship

Supporting young people with study help, leadership sessions and coaching.

A volunteer helping a newly arrived family

Seniors & newcomers

Visits, transport, translation and helping new families settle into London.

What volunteering gives you back

Every hour you give is written down, and it counts — for your school, for your CV, and for us.

Hours letters for school

Ontario high-school students need 40 community hours to graduate. Make a letter of your hours from your account in a minute, with a code your school can check online.

Milestone badges

Pass 10, 25, 50, 100, 250 or 500 hours in a membership year and the committee awards you a milestone badge, shown on your own volunteer timeline. The count starts afresh every 1 August.

Check in with your phone

At an event, scan the poster at the entrance or show your check-in pass. Your hours are worked out from the time you arrive and leave — no forms.

Your say after every event

Two quick questions when you check out: how was it, and one thing we could do better. The committee reads every answer.

Our volunteers at work

Members and families of the club at Meadowgate Park during a community clean-up.

Club volunteers in high-visibility vests standing behind rows of filled paper yard-waste bags after a clean-up at Meadowgate Park
A morning’s work: bags of litter and yard waste collected by club volunteers.
A large group of club volunteers of all ages in high-visibility vests gathered around the Adopt-a-Park sign at Meadowgate Park
Volunteers of every age gather at the Adopt-a-Park sign before the clean-up begins.

Volunteer sign-up

Sign up once and the club can offer you the help that suits you. There is no commitment — you choose what you help with and when.

Sign up in about two minutes

One sign-up gives you a club account, so your shifts, hours and certificates all live in one place.

  • We email you a link to confirm it is really you.
  • Pick the days and kinds of help that suit you. You can change them any time.
  • Under 18? A parent or guardian signs up with you.

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