Volunteer
Your Time. Your Skills. Their Future.
Volunteering with Learning For Vision is more than giving back—it’s investing in lives, communities, and lasting change, starting right here in Edmonton.
Volunteer NowWhy Volunteer With Us
Volunteering with us connects your skills and heart with real opportunities to change lives.
Make Real Impact
See the direct results of your contribution as Edmonton youth develop skills, discover purpose, and transform their futures.
Use Your Skills
Whether you’re a tradesperson, educator, business professional, or simply someone who cares—your unique abilities make a difference.
Build Relationships
Connect with incredible young people, dedicated staff, and like-minded volunteers who share your values.
Flexible Opportunities
One-time projects to ongoing commitments—we have options that fit various schedules and interests.
Personal Growth
Volunteering often transforms volunteers as much as those they serve—deepening perspective, gratitude, and purpose.
Volunteer Opportunities
Youth Mentors
Provide one-on-one mentorship to Edmonton program participants—offering guidance, accountability, encouragement, and real-world perspective. Ideal for tradespeople, business professionals, and anyone with life experience to share.
Time Commitment: 2–4 hours weekly for 6–12 months
Skills Instructors
Teach specific carpentry skills, safety procedures, or technical knowledge to program participants in Edmonton.
Time Commitment: Varies based on skill and availability
Workshop Facilitators
Lead life skills workshops on topics like financial literacy, communication, goal setting, or professional development.
Time Commitment: One-time or recurring sessions
Administrative Support
Help with office tasks, data entry, communications, social media, or grant writing.
Time Commitment: Flexible, can be remote
Event Volunteers
Support fundraising events, community builds, celebrations, or program activities in Edmonton.
Time Commitment: One-time events, typically 4–8 hours
Jamaica Build Trips
Join a construction team traveling to Jamaica for hands-on work on Mount Moriah Project facilities. Experience Jamaican culture while building educational infrastructure.
Time Commitment: 1–2 week trips, typically annual
Board & Committee Members
Provide governance, strategic guidance, fundraising support, or specialized expertise through board or committee service.
Time Commitment: Varies by role
Volunteer Requirements
General Expectations:
- 18+ years old (16+ with guardian permission for some roles)
- Criminal background check (we assist with process)
- Commitment to our values and mission
- Reliability and consistent communication
- Open mind and willingness to learn
Specific Role Requirements:
Detailed in individual volunteer descriptions based on role responsibilities.
Volunteer Application Process
Step 1: Explore Opportunities
Review available volunteer roles and identify areas matching your interests and skills.
Step 2: Submit Application
Complete our volunteer application form sharing your background, interests, and availability.
Step 3: Interview & Background Check
Meet with staff to discuss fit and expectations. Complete background check process.
Step 4: Orientation & Training
Attend volunteer orientation and role-specific training.
Step 5: Begin Volunteering
Start making a difference!
