Giving kids sport opportunities

The following is a list of volunteer opportunities for Winnipeg and surrounding areas. For more information about these listings, contact the organization directly. Volunteer Manitoba does not place volunteers with organizations but can help people find opportunities. To learn more about its programs and services, go to wfp.to/volunteers or call 204-477-5180.

Mount Carmel Clinic requires volunteers for the clinic host support role. Responsibilities include cleaning and sanitizing the waiting area and greeting visitors while providing information about the clinic’s facilities. Volunteers assist staff during peak times with tasks like transferring supplies and restocking shelves. They are not involved in medical or security issues. Volunteers must commit to at least 100 hours over six to 12 months, with flexible weekly shifts. Orientation lasts 3 to 3.5 hours, and volunteers should be available for at least three shifts per month. Apply online at wfp.to/ici. Deadline is March 30.

MS Canada invites individuals to join in the fun as volunteers for the 2026 Winnipeg MS Walk, taking place May 3 at Kildonan Park. The MS Walk is a motivational community event that brings together people affected by multiple sclerosis and those passionate about finding a cure. Volunteers are essential to making this event a success. Whether it’s assisting with site setup, participant check-in, food and beverage areas, or cheering walkers at the start/finish line, there’s a role for everyone. To get involved, individuals can sign up at wfp.to/iaw or contact Karyn.Heidrick@mscanada.ca for more information. Deadline is May 22.

Canadian Goodwill Industries is seeking a volunteer to support marketing and advertising efforts. They will help promote the organization and raise awareness in the community. This role is great for someone who enjoys creative communication. For more information, please contact Charlotte at info@canadiangoodwill.ca. Deadline is April 30.

Looking for a fun, hands-on way to meet people, learn new skills, and give back to your community? Come be part of something special at Orioles Bike Cage — a volunteer-powered bike shop in the West End. You’ll get the chance to repair and maintain bikes, no experience needed. Volunteers are needed from spring through fall, Tuesday evenings 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and possibly Thursday evenings 6:30 to 9 p.m. Open to volunteers 13 to 55-plus. Those under 18 will require an adult guardian’s signature and contact info. Apply by email: oriolesbikecage@gmail.com. Deadline is April 8.

The Simkin Centre seeks volunteers for its annual fundraising event, the Simkin Stroll, on June 2. There are a variety of volunteer roles available, including assisting residents during the walk, food service help, working at booths and water stations, cheering on participants and helping with setup. Join the Simkin Centre volunteer team to help create memorable experiences for residents and guests, make a meaningful impact on the lives of seniors in the community, and build meaningful connections and friendships with fellow volunteers and staff. Apply online: bttr.im/mmlgm. Deadline is May 15.

Equal Housing Initiative Inc. seeks a volunteer social media and digital communications specialist to strengthen its outreach, fundraising, and community engagement. This remote role involves building the organization’s online presence and digital storytelling. Responsibilities include creating content for Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, developing graphics and videos, writing captions and stories, monitoring engagement, supporting digital fundraising, assisting with website updates, and collaborating with leadership. Ideal candidates have social media marketing experience, strong writing skills, proficiency with content tools, and can work independently. The role requires five to eight hours per week. Apply by email: Volunteer@equalhousinginitiative.com. Deadline is April 10.

The Assiniboine Park Conservancy is seeking volunteers to fill a variety of roles in preparation for the busy summer season. Flexible scheduling and comprehensive training is offered. Volunteers will be trained at the park, the zoo or the Leaf and can take shifts at their preferred location. Must be 14 or older. Opportunities for adult volunteers include ambassadors, engagement ambassadors, visitor services concierge, special events assistants, and facilities and grounds support. Youth ages 14 to 18 are encouraged to apply for the zoo camp crew, zoo teen ambassador roles or special conservation roles. Volunteers are asked to make a long-term commitment. A minimum commitment of 60 hours for adults and 40 hours for teens is required per year. Visit wfp.to/icW to apply before May 31.

KidSport Manitoba is seeking to create a pool of volunteers to support community outreach and fundraising efforts throughout the year. Volunteers represent KidSport at local events, assist with event logistics, and help raise awareness and funds to support access to sport for Manitoba children. There are opportunities for all ages with a wide variety of times and locations available. Apply online: wfp.to/ic9. Deadline is April 15.

Challenger Baseball Manitoba seeks volunteer baseball buddies. They will provide on-field support to children, youth, and adults with physical and/or cognitive disabilities. No baseball experience is needed — just patience and a willingness to have fun and be supportive. Hours are Saturdays at 10 a.m. from May to June. Email: challengerMBbuddies@gmail.com by May 2.

The Canadian Red Cross needs volunteers. The Red Cross can show you how to help when disaster strikes. Apply at wfp.to/0pE, volunteer@redcross.ca or 1-844-818-2155.