Volunteers - The key to our success

OUR HEARTS BELONG TO YOU

February is heart month. Take care of yours today
and every day. There is always room in
volunteers’ hearts to help others and support organizations
in which they believe. Thank you to all
our volunteers.

Volunteers Needed

Bingo Volunteers needed to work in pairs for
two-hour shifts at Treasure Chest Bingo, 1600
Bath Road. No selling involved. This is an
ongoing fundraiser for the Association.

Community Promotion Volunteers needed to
put up posters promoting Seniors Association
events such as fashion shows, yard sales, craft
sales, and others. If you are willing to post notices
in places such as your building, church hall, and
local supermarket, please let us know.

Exercise Instructors needed:
• for sittercise, exercise with arthritis, and regular
exercise classes at The Centre
• for exercise, fitness, and line dancing classes
at offsite locations
All training provided including first aid and CPR.

Friendly Visitors needed to visit seniors in their
homes two hours a week to provide companionship
and friendship.

Hatter’s Cove Volunteers needed:
• Servers and host needed on Tuesdays
• Bakers to make home-baked items on
Monday & Tuesday afternoons

Vista Deliverer needed in the east end of
Amherstview.

Medical Drivers needed to drive seniors to and
from medical appointments. We offer a flexible
schedule and a small compensation.

Special Event Volunteers needed for evenings
and weekends to serve at catered events and
special dinners.

Contact Jean 613.548.7810 ext 230

Helping members at the front desk

The Seniors Association Kingston Region has been growing and evolving for 33 years. The hard work of thousands of volunteers, including the nearly 700 active volunteers participating today, have kept it vibrant and dynamic for more than three decades.

A large portion of the volunteers are seniors themselves who help to create an association that they want to be a part of. They happily share their skills and experience working with the staff on committees, leading programs, and helping The Centre provide services to their fellow members.

Preparing Vista for distribution

A number of the volunteers enjoyed rich careers and they readily accept a variety of leadership roles that allow them to continue developing their professional skills. Others challenge themselves by trying something new. The Seniors Association works to accommodate the skills, interests, and time of those who are willing to help keep The Centre thriving.