Volunteer Windsor Make a Difference in Your Community

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!

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

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.