Volunteer: Committee Member - Ovarian Cancer Charity Golf Tournament (Richmond Hill, ON)About the Ovarian Cancer Charity Golf Tournament The Fourth Annual Ovarian Cancer Charity Golf Tournament will be held on Saturday, September 27th, 2025 at Richmond Hill Golf Club. The event includes a foursome scramble format of 18 championship holes with cart, on course refreshment stations, three course dinner & raffle prizes. All proceeds from the tournament go directly to Ovarian Cancer Canada, the only national charity dedicated to eradicating ovarian cancer and preventing it from the future. Ovarian Cancer Canada demands action, delivers change, and transforms lives. Approximately 3,000 Canadians will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer this year. Together, we can create a future where ovarian cancer is curable, preventable, and ultimately eradicated. About the Role As a Committee Member with the Ovarian Cancer Charity Golf Tournament, you'll play a key role in planning and executing a successful fundraiser. Your contributions will help create an unforgettable experience for participants and supporters. More importantly, your work will significantly contribute to the cause, making a real difference in the fight against ovarian cancer. Responsibilities Duties may include assisting with coordinating entertainment, seeking sponsorships, organizing logistics, managing food and beverage, overseeing registration and finances, or providing general support and event execution.Support the overall event experience, ensuring that every golfer has an enjoyable, and memorable time. Must be available to attend the Ovarian Cancer Charity Golf Tournament on September 27, 2025.Benefits Community Impact: You play a crucial role in making a difference, which can be personally fulfilling. Knowing that your work helps a cause close to your heart can be incredibly motivating. Skill Building: Serving on the committee provides valuable experience in communicating, teamwork and problem solving.Learning Opportunities: Committee members gain insights into event planning, management, and logistics.You bring these essential talents Communication Skills: The ability to convey ideas clearly, listen actively, and keep everyone informed is critical for effective teamwork and stakeholder engagement. Organization and Time Management: Meeting deadlines, coordinating schedules, and tracking various details are vital to ensuring the event progresses smoothly. Collaboration and Teamwork: It is essential to work well with committee members, and other volunteers to ensure cohesion and shared responsibility. Problem-Solving Skills: It is valuable in a dynamic event-planning environment to be able to handle unexpected issues calmly and find solutions quickly. Adaptability: Flexibility to adjust plans as needed, especially when facing new challenges, resource changes, or expectations.Time Commitment Monthly committee meetings, which may increase in frequency leading up to the event.On-site event support on September 27th, 2025.1-5 hours per week to support event planning, as needed.Apply To apply for this opportunity, please fill out our volunteer form at https://ovariancanada.org/volunteer-application. Then, email volunteer@ovariancanada.org to let us know this has been completed and to introduce yourself and your interest in this opportunity. Partner: Ovarian Cancer Canada About the Ovarian Cancer Charity Golf Tournament The Fourth Annual Ovarian Cancer Charity Golf Tournament will be held on Saturday, September 27th, 2025 at Richmond Hill Golf Club. The event includes a foursome scramble format of 18 championship holes with cart, on course refreshment stations, three course dinner & raffle prizes. All proceeds from the tournament go directly to Ovarian Cancer Canada, the only national charity dedicated to eradicating ovarian cancer and preventing it from the future. Ovarian Cancer Canada demands action, delivers change, and transforms lives. Approximately 3,000 Canadians will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer this year. Together, we can create a future where ovarian cancer is curable, preventable, and ultimately eradicated. About the Role As a Committee Member with the Ovarian Cancer Charity Golf Tournament, you'll play a key role in planning and executing a successful fundraiser. Your contributions will help create an unforgettable experience for participants and supporters. More importantly, your work will significantly contribute to the cause, making a real difference in the fight against ovarian cancer. Responsibilities Duties may include assisting with coordinating entertainment, seeking sponsorships, organizing logistics, managing food and beverage, overseeing registration and finances, or providing general support and event execution.Support the overall event experience, ensuring that every golfer has an enjoyable, and memorable time. Must be available to attend the Ovarian Cancer Charity Golf Tournament on September 27, 2025.Benefits Community Impact: You play a crucial role in making a difference, which can be personally fulfilling. Knowing that your work helps a cause close to your heart can be incredibly motivating. Skill Building: Serving on the committee provides valuable experience in communicating, teamwork and problem solving.Learning Opportunities: Committee members gain insights into event planning, management, and logistics.You bring these essential talents Communication Skills: The ability to convey ideas clearly, listen actively, and keep everyone informed is critical for effective teamwork and stakeholder engagement. Organization and Time Management: Meeting deadlines, coordinating schedules, and tracking various details are vital to ensuring the event progresses smoothly. Collaboration and Teamwork: It is essential to work well with committee members, and other volunteers to ensure cohesion and shared responsibility. Problem-Solving Skills: It is valuable in a dynamic event-planning environment to be able to handle unexpected issues calmly and find solutions quickly. Adaptability: Flexibility to adjust plans as needed, especially when facing new challenges, resource changes, or expectations.Time Commitment Monthly committee meetings, which may increase in frequency leading up to the event.On-site event support on September 27th, 2025.1-5 hours per week to support event planning, as needed.Apply To apply for this opportunity, please fill out our volunteer form at https://ovariancanada.org/volunteer-application. Then, email volunteer@ovariancanada.org to let us know this has been completed and to introduce yourself and your interest in this opportunity. Partner: Ovarian Cancer Canada Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Sep 27, 2025 Postal Code: L4C 0H4 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Walk of Hope – Co Chair/Event Lead (Barrie, Ontario)The Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope is the largest and most powerful event of its kind in the country, and OCC’s largest annual fundraising event. It is the only walk in Canada to direct all attention and funds to improving outcomes and transforming the lives of people living with and at risk of ovarian cancer. Held annually during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in September, this family-friendly event has raised over $34 million, funding innovative Canadian research, crucial support resources, and advocacy efforts that are changing the ovarian cancer landscape across the country. Together, we can change the face of this disease for good. Responsibilities Promote the Walk of Hope within your community and act as an ambassador for the event and Ovarian Cancer Canada. With support from your Walk Day volunteer team, oversee all Walk Day logistics, including registration, donations, media or dignitaries in attendance, and the overall participant experience. Attend monthly virtual meetings hosted by Ovarian Cancer Canada's National Walk team to stay updated on important Walk news and provide feedback on event progress. Meetings are recorded and available to watch virtually if you are unable to attend. We understand that your time is valuable, and we want to ensure you have access to all the information you need. Lead your Local Volunteer Committee, who will provide support in planning, promotion, and day-of execution, ensuring you feel confident and reassured in your role. Ensure the local budget is adhered to and submit all expenses to OCC for processing. Recruit volunteer support, including Area Leads and Walk Day Volunteers. If recruitment support is needed, ensure that volunteer needs are communicated to OCC's National Walk Team who will support your efforts Approach local businesses and organizations for sponsorship dollars and/or prize donations or assign this role to a member(s) of your committee. Work with the Local Volunteer Committee to coordinate the day's event activities (which may include the venue, activation, food and drink, guest speakers, , set-up and tear-down etc.). Collect and report funds that were raised on the event day. • Prepare and return all necessary materials to OCC's national office post-walk. Must be available to attend the Walk of Hope in person at your location on Walk Day - Sunday September 7, 2025 Time Commitment Monthly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from February – June. Bi-Weekly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from July – Walk Day. • Local Committee meetings. Time and location determined by the Chair and Committee. On site event support on September 7th, 2025. Most Walks begin at approximately 9am and end by 1pm. Optional Drop-In Sessions: OCC will be offering drop-in sessions for any Walk location committee that may have questions or need extra support.*Note: Time commitment can vary based off size, location and volunteer availability. Benefits Community Impact: Your involvement is vital in creating meaningful change, and it can be deeply fulfilling. The knowledge that your efforts are supporting a cause you care about can be a powerful source of motivation. Leadership Development: Serving as a chairperson provides valuable experience in leadership and management, including how to guide a team, delegate tasks, and make decisions under pressure. Skill Building: Chairing an event committee hones diverse skills such as project management, budgeting, public speaking, and problem-solving.
Strong Communication: The ability to convey ideas, listen actively, and keep everyone informed is critical for effective teamwork and stakeholder engagement.Organization and Time Management: Meeting deadlines, coordinating schedules, and tracking various details are vital to ensuring the event progresses smoothly.Collaboration and Teamwork: Working well with committee members and other volunteers is essential to ensure cohesion and shared responsibility.Problem-Solving Skills: It is valuable in a dynamic event-planning environment to be able to handle unexpected issues calmly and find solutions quickly.Adaptability: Flexibility to adjust plans as needed, especially when facing new challenges, resource changes, or expectationsTime Commitment Monthly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from February – June. Bi-Weekly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from July – Walk Day. Local Committee meetings. Time and location determined by the Chair and Committee. On site event support on September 7th, 2025. Most Walks begin at approximately 9am and end by 1pm. Optional Drop-In Sessions: OCC will be offering drop-in sessions for any Walk location committee that may have questions or need extra support.Application Process Please follow the link to complete our online Volunteer Form. Questions? Please email us at - volunteer@ovariancanada.org Partner: Ovarian Cancer Canada The Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope is the largest and most powerful event of its kind in the country, and OCC’s largest annual fundraising event. It is the only walk in Canada to direct all attention and funds to improving outcomes and transforming the lives of people living with and at risk of ovarian cancer. Held annually during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in September, this family-friendly event has raised over $34 million, funding innovative Canadian research, crucial support resources, and advocacy efforts that are changing the ovarian cancer landscape across the country. Together, we can change the face of this disease for good. Responsibilities Promote the Walk of Hope within your community and act as an ambassador for the event and Ovarian Cancer Canada. With support from your Walk Day volunteer team, oversee all Walk Day logistics, including registration, donations, media or dignitaries in attendance, and the overall participant experience. Attend monthly virtual meetings hosted by Ovarian Cancer Canada's National Walk team to stay updated on important Walk news and provide feedback on event progress. Meetings are recorded and available to watch virtually if you are unable to attend. We understand that your time is valuable, and we want to ensure you have access to all the information you need. Lead your Local Volunteer Committee, who will provide support in planning, promotion, and day-of execution, ensuring you feel confident and reassured in your role. Ensure the local budget is adhered to and submit all expenses to OCC for processing. Recruit volunteer support, including Area Leads and Walk Day Volunteers. If recruitment support is needed, ensure that volunteer needs are communicated to OCC's National Walk Team who will support your efforts Approach local businesses and organizations for sponsorship dollars and/or prize donations or assign this role to a member(s) of your committee. Work with the Local Volunteer Committee to coordinate the day's event activities (which may include the venue, activation, food and drink, guest speakers, , set-up and tear-down etc.). Collect and report funds that were raised on the event day. • Prepare and return all necessary materials to OCC's national office post-walk. Must be available to attend the Walk of Hope in person at your location on Walk Day - Sunday September 7, 2025 Time Commitment Monthly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from February – June. Bi-Weekly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from July – Walk Day. • Local Committee meetings. Time and location determined by the Chair and Committee. On site event support on September 7th, 2025. Most Walks begin at approximately 9am and end by 1pm. Optional Drop-In Sessions: OCC will be offering drop-in sessions for any Walk location committee that may have questions or need extra support.*Note: Time commitment can vary based off size, location and volunteer availability. Benefits Community Impact: Your involvement is vital in creating meaningful change, and it can be deeply fulfilling. The knowledge that your efforts are supporting a cause you care about can be a powerful source of motivation. Leadership Development: Serving as a chairperson provides valuable experience in leadership and management, including how to guide a team, delegate tasks, and make decisions under pressure. Skill Building: Chairing an event committee hones diverse skills such as project management, budgeting, public speaking, and problem-solving.
Strong Communication: The ability to convey ideas, listen actively, and keep everyone informed is critical for effective teamwork and stakeholder engagement.Organization and Time Management: Meeting deadlines, coordinating schedules, and tracking various details are vital to ensuring the event progresses smoothly.Collaboration and Teamwork: Working well with committee members and other volunteers is essential to ensure cohesion and shared responsibility.Problem-Solving Skills: It is valuable in a dynamic event-planning environment to be able to handle unexpected issues calmly and find solutions quickly.Adaptability: Flexibility to adjust plans as needed, especially when facing new challenges, resource changes, or expectationsTime Commitment Monthly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from February – June. Bi-Weekly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from July – Walk Day. Local Committee meetings. Time and location determined by the Chair and Committee. On site event support on September 7th, 2025. Most Walks begin at approximately 9am and end by 1pm. Optional Drop-In Sessions: OCC will be offering drop-in sessions for any Walk location committee that may have questions or need extra support.Application Process Please follow the link to complete our online Volunteer Form. Questions? Please email us at - volunteer@ovariancanada.org Partner: Ovarian Cancer Canada Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Postal Code: L4N2M6 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Walk of Hope – Committee MemberAbout the Walk of Hope The Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope is the largest and most powerful event of its kind in the country, and OCC’s largest annual fundraising event. It is the only walk in Canada to direct all attention and funds to improving outcomes and transforming the lives of people living with and at risk of ovarian cancer. Held annually during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in September, this family-friendly event has raised over $34 million, funding innovative Canadian research, crucial support resources, and advocacy efforts that are changing the ovarian cancer landscape across the country. Together, we can change the face of this disease for good. About the Role We are looking to fill committee roles in any of our 31+ committees across Canada. As a Committee Member for Ovarian Cancer Canadas Walk of Hope, you'll play a key role in planning and executing a successful fundraiser. Your contributions, whether coordinating entertainment, organizing logistics, managing food and beverage, overseeing registration and finances, or providing general support, will help create an unforgettable experience for participants and supporters. More importantly, your work will significantly contribute to our cause, making a real difference in the fight against ovarian cancer. Responsibilities (Varies by Role) Entertainment Lead: Coordinate event entertainment, book performers, and ensure a fun and engaging atmosphere. Food & Beverage Lead: Arrange catering, manage food vendors, and ensure dietary needs and safety standards are met. Logistics Lead: Oversee event setup, layout, equipment, and day-of logistics to ensure smooth operations. Registration & Finance Lead: Manage participant sign-ups, handle financial transactions, and track donations. General Committee Member: Support various areas as needed, assisting with planning, outreach, and event execution. Benefits Community Impact: Your involvement is vital in creating meaningful change, and it can be deeply fulfilling. The knowledge that your efforts support a cause you care about can be a powerful source of motivation. Leadership Development: Serving as a chairperson provides valuable experience in leadership and management, including how to guide a team, delegate tasks, and make decisions under pressure. Skill Building: Chairing an event committee hones diverse skills such as project management, budgeting, public speaking, and problem-solving. You bring these essential talents Strong Communication: The ability to convey ideas clearly, listen actively, and keep everyone informed is critical for effective teamwork and stakeholder engagement. Organization and Time Management: Meeting deadlines, coordinating schedules, and tracking various details are vital to ensuring the event progresses smoothly. Collaboration and Teamwork: Working well with committee members and other volunteers is essential to ensure cohesion and shared responsibility. Problem-Solving Skills: It is valuable in a dynamic event-planning environment to be able to handle unexpected issues calmly and find solutions quickly. Adaptability: Flexibility to adjust plans as needed, especially when facing new challenges, resource changes, or expectations Time Commitment (Varies by Role) Monthly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from February – June. Bi-weekly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom will take place from July to Walk Day. Local Committee meetings. Time and location determined by the Chair and Committee. On site event support on September 7th, 2025. Most Walks begin at approximately 9am and end by 1 pm. Optional Drop-In Sessions: OCC will be offering drop-in sessions for any Walk location committee that may have questions or need extra support. *Note: Time commitment can vary based off event size, location and volunteer availability. Application Process Please follow the link to complete our online Volunteer Form. Questions? Please email us at - volunteer@ovariancanada.org Partner: Ovarian Cancer Canada About the Walk of Hope The Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope is the largest and most powerful event of its kind in the country, and OCC’s largest annual fundraising event. It is the only walk in Canada to direct all attention and funds to improving outcomes and transforming the lives of people living with and at risk of ovarian cancer. Held annually during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in September, this family-friendly event has raised over $34 million, funding innovative Canadian research, crucial support resources, and advocacy efforts that are changing the ovarian cancer landscape across the country. Together, we can change the face of this disease for good. About the Role We are looking to fill committee roles in any of our 31+ committees across Canada. As a Committee Member for Ovarian Cancer Canadas Walk of Hope, you'll play a key role in planning and executing a successful fundraiser. Your contributions, whether coordinating entertainment, organizing logistics, managing food and beverage, overseeing registration and finances, or providing general support, will help create an unforgettable experience for participants and supporters. More importantly, your work will significantly contribute to our cause, making a real difference in the fight against ovarian cancer. Responsibilities (Varies by Role) Entertainment Lead: Coordinate event entertainment, book performers, and ensure a fun and engaging atmosphere. Food & Beverage Lead: Arrange catering, manage food vendors, and ensure dietary needs and safety standards are met. Logistics Lead: Oversee event setup, layout, equipment, and day-of logistics to ensure smooth operations. Registration & Finance Lead: Manage participant sign-ups, handle financial transactions, and track donations. General Committee Member: Support various areas as needed, assisting with planning, outreach, and event execution. Benefits Community Impact: Your involvement is vital in creating meaningful change, and it can be deeply fulfilling. The knowledge that your efforts support a cause you care about can be a powerful source of motivation. Leadership Development: Serving as a chairperson provides valuable experience in leadership and management, including how to guide a team, delegate tasks, and make decisions under pressure. Skill Building: Chairing an event committee hones diverse skills such as project management, budgeting, public speaking, and problem-solving. You bring these essential talents Strong Communication: The ability to convey ideas clearly, listen actively, and keep everyone informed is critical for effective teamwork and stakeholder engagement. Organization and Time Management: Meeting deadlines, coordinating schedules, and tracking various details are vital to ensuring the event progresses smoothly. Collaboration and Teamwork: Working well with committee members and other volunteers is essential to ensure cohesion and shared responsibility. Problem-Solving Skills: It is valuable in a dynamic event-planning environment to be able to handle unexpected issues calmly and find solutions quickly. Adaptability: Flexibility to adjust plans as needed, especially when facing new challenges, resource changes, or expectations Time Commitment (Varies by Role) Monthly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from February – June. Bi-weekly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom will take place from July to Walk Day. Local Committee meetings. Time and location determined by the Chair and Committee. On site event support on September 7th, 2025. Most Walks begin at approximately 9am and end by 1 pm. Optional Drop-In Sessions: OCC will be offering drop-in sessions for any Walk location committee that may have questions or need extra support. *Note: Time commitment can vary based off event size, location and volunteer availability. Application Process Please follow the link to complete our online Volunteer Form. Questions? Please email us at - volunteer@ovariancanada.org Partner: Ovarian Cancer Canada Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Postal Code: M2P2A9 Allow Groups: No |