Social & Community

Fundraising Chair (Volunteer Board Position)Barrie South‑Innisfil Federal Liberal Electoral District Association (EDA) We are seeking a strategic Fundraising Chair to join our volunteer Board of Directors. This leadership role oversees fundraising strategy, donor outreach, and events to support community development and ensure the financial sustainability of the riding association. Role OverviewThe Fundraising Chair provides leadership and oversight for all fundraising activities, including events, donor outreach, and grassroots initiatives. Working collaboratively with board members and volunteers, this role develops and implements fundraising strategies that support the EDA’s long‑term financial sustainability and growth. As a board member, the Fundraising Chair also contributes to governance, strategic planning, and initiatives related to advocacy, communications, and community engagement.We are looking for people who have:Experience or interest in fundraising, donor relations, or strategic planningAbility to build relationships and mobilize volunteersComfort with goal‑setting and follow‑throughTransferable skills are welcome: Experience in marketing, communications, sales, policy, government, advocacy, or other goal‑oriented roles often translates well into nonprofit fundraising and community leadership. Prior political or nonprofit fundraising experience is an asset but not required.Time Commitment: Flexible volunteer board role. Most work can be done remotely, with the ability to attend regular monthly meetings and occasional events.If you are interested in exploring this volunteer opportunity, we would love to hear from you. How to apply:Please apply to our board of directors by submitting your interest to info.bsiliberal@gmail.com by end of day on Friday March 13, 2026.

Repair Cafés – Volunteer Fixers We partner with the Barrie Public Library and other community organizations to host Repair Cafés and we’re always looking for volunteer fixers.Fixers are people who enjoy troubleshooting and repairing household items, helping others learn basic repair and who want to waste and promote reuseItems often include basic electrical (lamps, wiring, etc. small appliances (e.g. toasters), clothing, and bikes, general repairs. The focus is on sharing skills and empowering visitors, not just fixing things for them.We do not fix electronics (cell phones, laptops, etc.)

Children’s Treatment Network (CTN) is currently recruiting volunteer Board Directors. CTN is seeking individuals with strategic leadership experience in the areas of accounting/financial management (CPA designation), information technology, service quality and performance and/or leadership experience in children’s and community services, health, public or non-profit sectors. If this sounds like you and you’re passionate about the well-being of kids and youth, we invite you to apply today!CTN’s Board plays an important role in helping to achieve our vision of a vibrant community where all kids, youth and families belong. Together with our service partners in the health, education and community service sectors, CTN is a dynamic network that supports approximately 39,000 kids and youth with disabilities and developmental needs in York and Simcoe and school-based rehabilitation services in Central and West Toronto.Volunteering with the CTN Board is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference by guiding the organization’s strategic direction, ensuring accountability and upholding our mission, vision and values. Board service supports the delivery of high-quality, equitable and family-centred services. Our work is collaborative and grounded in equity, inclusion and accessibility in everything we do.CTN is committed to continuing to build a Board that reflects the families and communities we serve. We encourage applications from people with disabilities, individuals who identify as Black, Indigenous, racialized individuals, members of the LGBTQ2S+ community, family members/caregivers of individuals with disabilities or developmental needs, individuals from other equity-owed communities and anyone who wants to achieve our vision.Responsibilities:- A three-year term of office- Volunteer approximately 11-15 hours per quarter- Participation on one Board committeeQualifications:- Interest or experience in governance- Knowledge of equity, diversity and inclusion practices- 18 years of age or older- Not employed by, contracted with, or closely related to a CTN employee- Not currently serving on the Board of a CTN contracted service partner organizationThe deadline to apply is March 6, 2026.Board Directors will be elected at CTN’s Annual Meeting in June 2026.We are happy to provide accommodations at any stage of the application process and invite you to let us know how we can best support you. Please contact Marisha Holmberg, Lead, Strategic Operations at mholmberg@ctnsy.ca.About CTN:Funded by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, CTN is a children’s treatment centre delivering services through a network model of service delivery with partners in the health, education and community service sectors. Together with our partners, we work towards making our vision of a vibrant community where all kids, youth and families belong a reality. Services include intake, service navigation, coordinated service planning, diagnostic assessments, autism services and rehabilitation services including physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech language therapy. CTN also delivers school-based rehabilitation services in Central and West Toronto.We serve clients who have a variety of diagnoses including developmental, neurological and physical disabilities. CTN’s commitment to providing family-centred care is anchored by a shared client record that is accessed across partner organizations and provides the foundation for integrated plans of care and services.Application Email or URL: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CTNBOD2026app