Congratulations! Volunteers of Distinction
Each fall, volunteers who have given the exceptional gifts of time, passion and expertise as volunteers are recognized as Volunteers of Distinction. Recipients of this award are honoured and thanked at the annual Brain Tumour Information Day Conferences. The 2012 recipients are Brian Montag of Mississauga, ON; Claudette Brown of Edmonton, AB and Heather McKeigan of New Glasgow, NS. You can also read the stories of past Volunteers of Distinction.
Finding the Role for You
We will work with you to determine the volunteer opportunity best suited for you. A number of roles are outlined below, simply scroll down to find some of the opportunities.
- New volunteers receive comprehensive orientation to Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada.
- Full training and ongoing support is provided to all volunteers.
- Please note: some positions will require a references checks, police check and vulnerable position screening.
“I started volunteering with the organization in 2007 and was overwhelmed by the sense of community I found... I've loved being a part of the BrainWAVE committee as it provides me with a way to reignite my inner kidlet as well as provide these families with the chance to relax for a while and leave the brain tumour stuff behind. It is a privilege to gain the trust that the families allow me by letting me into their stories and their lives.”
Kimberly Vaughan, BrainWAVE committee member
Volunteer Video
Volunteer Application
Download your application here. Please fax it back to 519-642-7192. Volunteer Profiles Please click here to read the personal stories of volunteers across Canada.
