HUG Spirit Team Co-Lead
Toronto
Volunteer
About the Role
Meagan Bebenek Foundation a registered Canadian charity focused on creating a world where no children suffer from brain tumours. We are seeking a volunteer to support the planning and day of execution of our signature HUG Event in the capacity of Spirit Team Co-Lead. Working with your co-lead, you will be responsible to recruit and organize volunteers to cheer on participants along the walk route.
The successful candidate will be a highly organized individual with strong leadership and communication skills. They will be local to the Toronto area or willing to travel at their own expense to be present on event day - May 11, 2024.
This is an exciting opportunity for someone looking to make a difference in the community but can’t commit to a year-round volunteer arrangement.
Requirements
Tasks & Responsibilities:
Participate in regular event planning meetings (approximately 2 per month)
Working in partnership with HUG Team to determining resourcing needs and route placement
Perform outreach to local schools and community groups to solicit event day volunteers
Ensure all supplies (pom poms, signs etc.) are ready to go day of event
Provide a list of participants & drop off locations to the Transportation Team Lead
Provide instructions to volunteers outlining expectations leading up to the event
Meet day of volunteers onsite on event day to take attendance and answer any last minute questions
Collect all supplies from volunteers at the conclusion of the event
Time Commitment:
3 to 5hours / month (January to May)
In person participation at HUG Event
Interested candidates should send their resume to volunteers@meaganshug.com
About the Company
Since 2001 Meagan Bebenek Foundation (previously Meagan’s HUG) has raised over $6 million for ground-breaking research and is having global impact on the care of and outcomes for young brain tumour patients and families around the world. Meagan Bebenek Foundation is a registered Canadian charity focused on creating a world where no children suffer from brain tumours.
Volunteers are critical to the success of MBF. When you volunteer with MBF you join an enthusiastic team dedicated to making a meaningful difference to the lives of children and families affected by paediatric brain tumours. You have an opportunity to give back to the community, share and develop your talents, learn new skills and meet new people in a supportive, inclusive and welcoming environment.