Volunteer

Volunteer

Volunteering with WCK

At WCK, we are thankful for our dedicated volunteers who make it possible to provide our services and programs.

We intake new volunteers into open roles once a month to ensure we are intentional with your time.  Our volunteers bring an array of skills and volunteering with us looks different for each person; below are some areas of opportunity: 

Volunteers are important in supporting our food programs so families can be nourished at the hospital and all across the province.

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Some of our open opportunities

  • Food Packaging Volunteer

  • Food Sealing Volunteer

  • Food Shopping and Prep Volunteer

  • Food Delivery Driver

  • General Volunteers

Most of our roles require volunteers to be 19+ and have availability during business hours.

However, we are always looking for individuals who want to share their skills with WCK and welcome an opportunity to chat with you. Please reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator if you would like more information before submitting an application. 

Ready to volunteer?

If you have volunteered with us before, please email jill.leddy[at]wckfoundation.ca.  If you have never volunteered with us before, please submit an application using the button below! 

WCK Volunteer Application Form
Jill Leddy

Hey! I'm Jill.

Ready to be part of the WCK community or take on a new opportunity with us? Reach out to Volunteer Coordinator Jill Leddy at volunteer[at]wckfoundation.ca.

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