Volunteer Opportunities

We're glad you're interested in finding out more about volunteering for the Alzheimer Society Grey Bruce.   Ask about our short term, seasonal and flexible assignments which are designed for busy people.  
 
Position Descriptions include:
  • Community Liaison Volunteer
  • Fund Raising Coordinators and/or Team Member
    • Regional Tag Days
    • Forget-M-Not Tree Campaign Volunteers
  • Coffee Break Ambassador
  • Administrative Assistant and Office Receptionist
  • Board Member
  • Committee Member
  • Office volunteer
  • Speakers Bureau
  • Grade 4 program
  • Special Events volunteer
    • Manulife Walk for Memeories
    • "Fore" the Memories Golf Tournament

What are the benefits of volunteering for the Alzheimer Society?

  • Help to make a difference in the lives of those who have been affected by Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia
  • Share your knowledge, skills and abilities 
  • Build your network and establish contacts in your field of interest
  • Help others understand the illness
  • Contribute to the vision and mission of the Society
  • Enjoy the health benefits of volunteering (download a copy of our Volunteer Brochure!)
  • Explore career and personal interests
  • Use our library for research and personal use
  • Make new friends and have fun!

If you are interested in any of these positions, or feel you would like to participate in some other manner, please call the office and speak to Susan Mogelin: Volunteer Coordinator.
 

 Frequently Asked Questions

Q:  Can you help find volunteer projects that match my specific interests?

A:  We will do our best to assign you to a project that you will enjoy.  When you start to volunteer with us, you will have the opportunity to let us know if you would like to try something different. 

Q:  Is there a screening/training process for volunteers? 

A:  Yes, we ask you to complete our Volunteer Application form, and will contact you for a personal or telephone interview.  Upon acceptance we will ask you to sign a Confidentiality and Volunteer Service Agreement.  All volunteers receive a personal orientation to the Alzheimer Society Grey-Bruce.

Q:  How much time do I need to commit?

A:  The majority of our assignments are short term and seasonal and we will talk with you about your preferences.   The minimum requirement for these positions is at least two hours per event.  Other volunteer positions require differing amounts of time.  We endeavour to work with you to suit your timetable.  For example, an office receptionist generally works one half day per week.  Committee and Board members meet once a month or as required.  

Q:  Do you have Co-op opportunities for students? 

A:  Yes, we offer co-operative placements for Georgian College Business Students as well as for High School students.  Contact Susan Mogelin, Volunteer Coordinator using the contact form below. 

More questions?  Please complete the atached form.  We will call you to talk about our various volunteer options.   Email Contact Form

Download a copy of the Volunteer Brochure

Contact: Susan Mogelin: Volunteer Coordinator
Telephone: 519-376-7230 or 1-800-265-9013
Fax: 519-376-2428
Email: smogelin@alzheimergreybruce.com