Volunteering

Our community has become known for its strong sense of togetherness and community spirit. This spirit is particularly marked by the activities of highly-visible and well-known volunteer organizations, event coordinators, community associations, church groups and others unknown, but equally as important and vital.

Council Advisory Committees

Citizens are invited to participate on Advisory Committees to Council.

Do you have an interest in identifying gaps and suggesting solutions in the community? Would you like to provide recommendations to Council on issues to pertaining to enhancing access, economic development, tourism, public art, water, or parks and recreation?

Find out more by looking at the terms of reference of each advisory group to see where your interests and experience could benefit the community.

Local organizations

There are always opportunities to be involved in the local community in a volunteer capacity. Here are some of the local organizations to consider:

Each spring, Lake Country and surrounding communities celebrate National Volunteer Week, celebrating the efforts of our unsung heroes and committed community members. There is also a drive to recruit, train, and involve new members of the community in the volunteer movement.

Volunteering is not just about putting forth effort, but it provides:

  • a sense of achievement while helping others;
  • a connectedness with others who share interests;
  • a chance to discover new talents or abilities;
  • an opportunity to boost career options;
  • occasions to relax and get energized by giving back to the community as a whole; or even discover a new purpose or passion for life.