Peterborough has lots of great opportunities for volunteering. Below are current volunteer positions where you can lend a helping hand. If you would like to add an opportunity from your organization, drop us a note.
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4th Line Theatre is looking for volunteers for the 2012 season at the Winslow Farm this summer. "Help is also needed in front-of-house to greet and seat the audience and to help backstage with makeup and hair, costumes, set and prop painting, running crew and other production tasks." Find out more information through the 4th Line Theatre website or attend their event on February 11th. |
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Little Lake Music Fest is looking for volunteers to help with guest relations, merchandise, parking, patrol and ushering patrons. You can apply online. |
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The Kawartha Turtle Trauma Centre has quite a range of volunteering jobs available from turtle care to outreach and education. Visit their volunteer page for more information. |
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The Peterborough Humane Society has positions to foster or work with the pets, dishes/laundry/clean, administrative support, fundraising and pickups. You can apply online or download the form and apply in person. |
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You can volunteer at the United Way of Peterborough for anything from board, cabinet and committee positions, to volunteering for local events through their volunteer page. |
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The Workplace Integration Centre is looking for volunteers to join their mentoring program. Help internationally trained professionals who are interested in your same area of expertise by becoming their mentor. |
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The Riverview Park and Zoo has seasonal volunteer opportunities for anyone who is passionate about the animal life or wildlife conservation. |
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Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board has two volunteer programs... Champions for Youth is a community mentoring program for youth ages 12 to 17 who have had a "brush" with the law. The Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board initiated this program to engage students who have had difficulties and are at risk of dropping out of school, to help them to succeed academically and socially. SEEDS is a program began by inviting Education Centre employees to volunteer time equivalent to one-half day per month in supporting students and schools. SEEDS later expanded to include members of our community interested in dedicating a portion of their time and expertise to make a difference in the life of a child or youth. |








