About
Volunteer Kamloops 
Since 1985, Volunteer Kamloops has recruited and referred volunteers to our members who could be a non-profit organization or anyone taking on a volunteer project in the community. We are a Registered Charity (132712670RR0001) and a BC Society with our own voluntary Board of Directors.
A key annual event is National Volunteer Week during the third week of April. Through training and networking opportunities, we support the efforts of organizations to provide high-quality volunteer programs and opportunities. Our staff members participate on community committees and collaborations to achieve shared needs or address issues that affect voluntary agencies. We advocate on behalf of volunteers and the value of voluntary service in all aspects of our work.
About
Volunteer Kamloops
Since 1985, Volunteer Kamloops has recruited and referred volunteers to our members who could be a non-profit organization or anyone taking on a volunteer project in the community. We are a Registered Charity (132712670RR0001) and a BC Society with our own voluntary Board of Directors.
A key annual event is National Volunteer Week during the third week of April. Through training and networking opportunities, we support the efforts of organizations to provide high-quality volunteer programs and opportunities. Our staff members participate on community committees and collaborations to achieve shared needs or address issues that affect voluntary agencies. We advocate on behalf of volunteers and the value of voluntary service in all aspects of our work.
About
Volunteer Kamloops
Since 1985, Volunteer Kamloops has recruited and referred volunteers to our members who could be a non-profit organization or anyone taking on a volunteer project in the community. We are a Registered Charity (132712670RR0001) and a BC Society with our own voluntary Board of Directors.
A key annual event is National Volunteer Week during the third week of April. Through training and networking opportunities, we support the efforts of organizations to provide high-quality volunteer programs and opportunities. Our staff members participate on community committees and collaborations to achieve shared needs or address issues that affect voluntary agencies. We advocate on behalf of volunteers and the value of voluntary service in all aspects of our work.
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Land Acknowledgement
Weytk-p,
Volunteer Kamloops acknowledges that we operate on the unceded, traditional lands of the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Peoples, situated within Secwepemcúl’ecw. As guests on this land we continuously work towards developing true and meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples while assuring that our practices and policies represent decolonization, truth and reconciliation.
Kukwstsétsemc
Volunteer Kamloops acknowledges that we operate on the unceded, traditional lands of the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Peoples, situated within Secwepemcúl’ecw. As guests on this land we continuously work towards developing true and meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples while assuring that our practices and policies represent decolonization, truth and reconciliation.
Kukwstsétsemc
Land Acknowledgement
Weytk-p,
Volunteer Kamloops acknowledges that we operate on the unceded, traditional lands of the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Peoples, situated within Secwepemcúl’ecw. As guests on this land we continuously work towards developing true and meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples while assuring that our practices and policies represent decolonization, truth and reconciliation.
Kukwstsétsemc
Volunteer Kamloops acknowledges that we operate on the unceded, traditional lands of the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Peoples, situated within Secwepemcúl’ecw. As guests on this land we continuously work towards developing true and meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples while assuring that our practices and policies represent decolonization, truth and reconciliation.
Kukwstsétsemc