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Fundraiser Bingo Shift Volunteer

Windsor
Description: The Downtown Mission Windsor (DTM) is able to support vulnerable populations in Windsor thanks to donors and fundraisers, and a large part of that is through Bingo Fundraising. By volunteering as a Bingo Shift Volunteer, you can help positively represent the DTM, inspire donations, and connect with the local gaming community. Role duties: As a Bingo Shift Volunteer, you will prioritize cleanliness and customer service during both Bingo games and in the slot machines. Details about role duties will be outlined during a short online training module and an onboarding training shift. Location: Breakway Gaming Centre - 655 Crawford Ave, Windsor, ON N9A 5C7Date: Shift times will be provided upon applying. Once you've chosen a shift, you can begin training.Contact: Please contact sara.s@downtownmission.com or chouj@uwindsor.ca to apply, using the subject line, "Bingo Shift Volunteer Interest". Following the initial greeting in your email, state "I found out about this opportunity through Volunteer Windsor, an online volunteer hub."We are looking forward to working with you!
Flexible Medium-term (6 months to 1 year)
Downtown Mission Windsor

Downtown Mission Windsor

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Every Number Counts. Every Volunteer Matters. Make a difference in Windsor, one BINGO shift at a time.

Windsor
Your time can help create more opportunities for autistic people and their families in our community.Looking for a meaningful way to give back without taking on a huge time commitment? Join Autism Ontario as a BINGO volunteer in Windsor!By volunteering at charitable BINGO shifts, you'll help generate funding that supports Autism Ontario's programs, resources, and connections for autistic people and their families.What will you do?Welcome and assist guestsSupport BINGO activities during two hour shifts a few times each quarter. (Bonus if you have some free time in December to help us out!)Volunteer as part of a team to create a positive experience for players.Help ensure scheduled shifts are covered so funds can continue supporting Autism Ontario's work.Who we are looking for?We're looking for dependable adults aged 18 and older, who enjoy working with people, can follow directions, and are comfortable working as part of a team. You don't need to have autism knowledge, we'll help you understand the impact you're making; The most important thing you bring is your willingness to show up and be part of something impactful and meaningful.Ready to make your number count?Take the next step: Apply today at autismontario.com/volunteer or email volunteer@autismontario.com with your questions. More details can be found at autismontario.com
Flexible Long-term (more than 1 year)
Autism Ontario

Autism Ontario

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Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) representative for Autism Ontario

Are you passionate about autism advocacy and creating more inclusive education for students? Autism Ontario is looking for a dedicated volunteer to serve as a Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) Representative or Alternate with local school board in the Windsor-Essex community.In this role, you’ll bring the voice and perspective of Autism Ontario to important conversations about special education and help advocate for positive change for autistic students and their families.What You’ll DoRepresent Autism Ontario and advocate for its mission within the community.Participate in SEAC meetings and contribute to discussions about special education.Advocate for the needs of autistic students and their families.Maintain communication with Autism Ontario’s local Parent & Family Engagement Committee (PFEC).Collaborate respectfully with school board and community partners.Maintain confidentiality and demonstrate professionalism, dependability, and punctuality.Time CommitmentOngoing volunteer commitment, including attendance at scheduled monthly SEAC meetings, preparation, communication with Autism Ontario, and occasional training or information sessions.Specific meeting schedules and time commitments will vary by school board.Why Volunteer?This is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in your community while:Helping shape the future of special education in Ontario.Building knowledge of Ontario’s education system.Developing leadership, advocacy, communication, and collaboration skills.Connecting with education and community partners.Accessing Autism Ontario training and information sessions.Working as part of a team committed to improving outcomes for autistic students and their families.
Remote / Virtual Monthly Long-term (more than 1 year)
Autism Ontario

Autism Ontario

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Trivia Night at Manchester Bar

Join your host, BRN Trivia, at The Manchester Bar every Thursday at 7pm for free trivia with prizes for the winning teams.
The Manchester Bar
Nov 05, 2026
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Windsor Lancers Hockey

Sports and Fitness

Windsor Lancers Hockey

Catch the Windsor Lancers in action as they take on Toronto on Saturday, November 7th at 4:00pm (M) and TMU at 7:30pm (W) at Adie Knox Herman Arena. Experience an exciting Hockey matchup featuring the Windsor Lancers. Tickets are available at goLancers.ca/tickets.
Adie Knox Herman Arena
Nov 07, 2026
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A Word to Carry: Grief, Grace & a Blank Page

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A Word to Carry: Grief, Grace & a Blank Page

Tranquillou Retreats - Louanne Sylvestre
A Word to Carry: Grief, Grace & a Blank PageHonour what was. Hold what remains. Carry what matters. A full-day experience of reflection, writing, and creative expressionSaturday, November 7 | 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. | Mastering the SoulGrief can leave us searching for words—and sometimes carrying more than we know how to express.A Word to Carry: Grief, Grace & a Blank Page is a gentle, thoughtfully guided workshop that offers space to acknowledge what has been lost, recognize what remains and explore the words we want to carry forward.The day brings together reflective writing, mindful conversation and The Power Word ExperienceTM. Through carefully chosen writing prompts, quiet reflection and optional partner sharing, participants will be invited to explore personal experiences of grief, remembrance, change and grace.During The Power Word ExperienceTM, each participant will choose a meaningful word that reflects what they need, value or wish to carry with them. That word will become the inspiration for a personal 5" × 7" Mini Vision Board, a tangible reminder of the intention, meaning or strength they discovered during the day.The experience will include:Gentle grounding and introductory writing exercisesGuided prompts exploring grief, memory, change and graceThe opportunity to discover a personal Power WordCreation of a 5" × 7" Mini Vision BoardQuiet, uninterrupted writing timeMindful partner exercises and compassionate listeningTime for integration, reflection and an optional sharing circleA one-hour lunch break with an optional meditationNo writing, artistic, crafting or vision board experience is required. All creative materials will be provided. Participants need only bring a notebook, a pen and a willingness to meet the blank page with curiosity.Sharing is always optional. Each participant is encouraged to honour their own boundaries and engage with the experience in the way that feels most supportive to them.You will leave with your writing, your Mini Vision Board and a personal word to carry beyond the workshop.All creative materials provided | Please bring a notebook and penPresented collaboratively by Tranquillou Retreats and döhm This is a reflective creative workshop and is not intended to replace grief counselling, therapy or other mental-health support.
Mastering the Soul
Nov 07, 2026
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Minister MacDonald announces organizations to deliver the Local Food Infrastructure Fund: Community Support Stream to strengthen food security in communities across Canada

The initial recipients, Food Banks Canada and Second Harvest, will each receive up to $10 million in funding to further distribute through individual applications to eligible food banks and not-for-profit community-based organizations (known as ultimate recipients) to acquire and distribute food to families in need. Eligible community-based organizations are encouraged to use the Community Support Stream Initial Recipient Finder to determine which organization best serves their geographic area and needs.
Government of Canada
Oct 23, 2026
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Terry Fox Foundation gets record $25M donation

The Terry Fox Foundation received a huge boost Thursday, with the largest single donation in the organization’s history: $25 million from the Larry and Judy Tanenbaum Family Foundation.
CTV News
Oct 22, 2026
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Chatham-Kent man lives in storage container to raise money for local kids

A Ridgetown man is giving up his everyday comforts for a week in hopes of raising $12,000 for children and youth in Chatham-Kent. Isaac Davey began living inside a portable storage container in downtown Chatham at the Exordia Creative office at 5 Llewellyn St. on Monday as part of the “7 Days Contained, For the Kids” fundraising challenge supporting the Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation of Chatham-Kent.
CTV News
Oct 20, 2026

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