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Volunteer opportunities
The following is a list of volunteer opportunities advertised in the Winnipeg area. For more information about these listings, please contact the person/organization directly. You may also call 204-477-5180, ext. 230, to set up an appointment to see an interviewer at Volunteer Manitoba. Email: noreen.mian@volunteermanitoba.ca or visit our website: www.mbvolunteer.ca for other available volunteer opportunities.
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation is looking for route marshals for the CIBC Run for the Cure, Sept. 30, 7:30-11 a.m. Provide directions, ensure the safety of participants, guide runners and walkers and re-energize them by cheering as they pass by. Volunteers must be 18 and able to stand throughout the duration of the event. www.cbcf.org .
Crohn's and Colitis Foundation needs volunteers to help out in the planning stages of the Gutsy Walk scheduled for June 2013. Positions include: media/PR captain, sponsorship captain, entertainment captain and volunteer captain. Information: Lesleyllewis@ccfc.ca or 204-235-0891.
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society needs enthusiastic public outreach volunteers to help sell the 2013 Boreal Wilderness Calendar at various locations throughout the city. Information: Joshua 204-949-0782 or joshuap@cpawsmb.org .
Craig Street Cats is looking for cat shelter volunteers. Duties include cleaning litter boxes and cat pens, feeding cats and light cleaning. In addition, an events co-ordinator is needed to plan events throughout the year. Information: Shylaja or Lynn cats@wolseleygirl.com or 204-421-1919.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition September 24, 2012 B2
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