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Volunteer

Volunteers are the most important resource for charitable organizations like ours. At the Alzheimer Society, volunteer time and energy are essential to help us support people living with dementia. 

The Alzheimer Society of Canada has these volunteer opportunities now available:

Volunteer Fund Development Assistant who will offer aid with light administrative duties, such as:

• Assessing donor voice messages, coding their files as necessary
• Making thank you calls to select donors
• Envelope fulfillment: memorial/in honour cards, tax receipts/donor correspondance
• Filing planned giving and estate files
• Data entry

Please contact Dana Lecours for more information and to apply: dlecours@alzheimer.ca or 416-847-2951.