Volunteerism

Engage the community in the nonprofit sector by promoting volunteerism and effective volunteer management.

Ongoing service for members of Pillar who need to find volunteers for their programs and for citizens of our community who wish to find volunteer positions

Staff and volunteers are available to present at schools, community organizations and businesses about getting connected through Volunteerism
Presentations are customized and have included: Volunteering Get Started; Volunteering at Leadership Levels; Volunteering and your Job Search; Employee Volunteerism
Contact Pillar by email or at 519-433-7876, or simply fill out and submit this form

Brochures focused on New Canadians and volunteering that are distributed to various partner organizations in the community.
Brochures are available here in English, Spanish, Arabic and Mandarin.
With generous support provided by the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration (MCI) Ontario's Community Builders, Pillar delivered two workshops in collaboration with organizations providing settlement services in London - London Cross Cultural Learner Centre, London Public Library, LUSO Community Services, and South London Neighbourhood Resource Centre.
- How to Get Started Volunteering was designed to give newcomers an introduction to volunteering
- Volunteering at Leadership Levels provided information about how to volunteer as a board member or in a leadership role

A pamphlet that helps students and their parents understand how to fulfill the 40 hour mandatory volunteer requirement for high school graduation.

ChangeTheWorld Ontario Youth Volunteer Challenge is a way for Ontario teens to make a difference in their lives and communities through volunteering.
Pillar's collaborative approach with various community partners, covering the Thames Valley region, ensures participation from a broad, diverse group of young people.
Activities are developed based on youth feedback from past Youth Volunteerism Challenges.