Volunteer with us and become an ambassador of our Foundation
Turn your compassion into volunteerism!!!
By volunteering with us, you can gain relevant work experience, refine valuable soft skills, Resourcefulness, Collaborative skills, Initiative, expand your perspective, gain a network, and above all, help someone.
Please complete the form below to start your journey.
WAYS YOU CAN VOLUNTEER
Charity is a Simple Method to Prove your Kindness
Become an Ambassador of Path to Peace Foundation. Do you have a passion for community, volunteerism, and a desire to enhance the quality of life in communities throughout Canada? Do you want to support our projects in meeting their objectives?
You’re in the right place if you’re interested in helping: Strengthen the Foundation by exchanging knowledge and enhancing our strategic priorities, relieving poverty and working towards the advancement of education. Support our volunteers and staff in meeting missions, visions. Join our team, be part of our board, become an ambassador or join one of our network tables!
If you share our vision and values and desire to enhance the quality of life of individuals and families in communities across Canada, a journey with us is a step toward a positive impact. Our team members share the Foundation’s values of collaboration, integrity, learning, responsiveness, adaptability, and an asset-based approach.
Our future depends on all of us working together and inspiring others to do the same, so communities will continue to prosper. A vibrant community starts with you!
A Vibrant community starts with you!
A few of your extra hours could bring light to someone’s darkness
Help us carry out our activities, deliver frontline services and support, and meet our missions.
Remote volunteering allows you to volunteer from the comfort of your own home.
Have phone/video conversations with our clients.
Help manage social media feeds for our cause.
With your help, we can continue to create programs, services, and resources that relieve Canadians from poverty and illiteracy.
