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MEMBERSHIP
Becoming a member of Volunteer Canada is the first step in developing a link to our country’s voluntary sector. Not only is membership with Volunteer Canada an opportunity to unite your organization with thousands of other non-profit and charitable groups, but also be a part of a continuously growing community developed to foster and promote volunteerism in Canada.
Members of Volunteer Canada are organizations and individuals who wish to continue to see volunteerism grow with this new decade and build our sector into becoming a constant facet in the lives of Canadians. We believe in the strength of giving time, skill and in the nature of a good deed and its ability to facilitate change. Through a network of networks, we support Canadian communities to take action and use the tools and resources provided to become better advocates for their causes and volunteerism as a whole.
Since 1977, Volunteer Canada has been promoting and enhancing volunteerism through effective partnerships, ongoing programs; special projects while providing leadership on issues and trends that affect civic participation in Canada.
As a member of Volunteer Canada you have:
· A vital link to your community through a network of volunteer centres
· Input to public policy that helps shape and influence support for volunteerism
· Access to training and information materials for recruiting and mobilising volunteers
· Insight into trends impacting volunteerism through research and surveys
· Reduced rates on the many diverse tools and items in the volunteer Canada marketplace
· A reduced rate on Directors’ and Officers’ Liability Insurance as well as General Office Liability Insurance through our partnership with Aon Reed Stenhouse
Becoming a member is easy as 1-2-3!
Step 1
Create a user account by clicking HERE; email notification with a user name and password will be sent to the email address you provide following the submittal of your application. Ensure that you keep this login information as it is vital to being able to access your account for updating your information and renewal.
Step 2
Sign on to our MEMBERS LOGIN using the login tab at the top of your screen and select the “Join/Renew Your Membership” link to select the type of organization you represent and complete the appropriate Volunteer Canada application (this stage is important in order to be able to list you as a current member on our website).
Step 3
Once your payment has been processed you will receive a welcome package in the mail which will include your very important Volunteer Canada MEMBERSHIP #.
For any additional information please contact our memberhisp support and services representative at 1 800 670 0401 ext. 223 or by email at membership@volunteer.ca
For more information about our partnership with Aon Reed Stenhouse: Visit Directors’ and Officers’ Liablility Insurance Program or Commercial General Liability and Office Contents Insurance or contact a representative at 1 800 267 9364
Please visit our Facebook and Twitter pages to begin communicating with other members and keep up to date with the exciting happenings of Canada's voluntary sector.

- ABOUT US
- Media Centre
- Overview
- News Releases
- News Stories
- 2009
- A time to honour volunteers
- Aging volunteer population leaving void
- Healthy caring: Voluminous volunteers give London title of most caring city
- More youth give time: Poll - 030309
- Op/Ed: An investment in volunteerism makes good economic sense
- Op/Ed: An investment in volunteerism makes good economic sense
- Shedding shoes to focus on poor kids
- Volunteer groups say giving time should be as valuable at tax time as giving cash
- 2009
- ABOUT VOLUNTEERISM
- I Want to Volunteer
- CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP
- ISSUES and POLICY
- What We are Saying
- Overview
- The Standing Committee on Finance
- The Special Senate Committee on Aging
- Statements from Members of Parliament on National Volunteer Week
- No Cuts to the Canada Survey of Giving, Volunteering and Participating and the Satellite Account
- International Volunteer Day
- Volunteer Canada Responds to the Speech from the Throne
- Canada’s Aging Population
- The Economic Value of Volunteering
- Relevant Links
- Community & Corporate Perspectives on Corporate Volunteer Programs (report)
- Engaging Retired Leaders as Volunteers (manual)
- Engaging Retired Leaders as Volunteers (report)
- Family Volunteering in Environmental Stewardship Initiatives (report)
- The National Survey of Non-Profit and Voluntary Organizations: Highlights and the implications for those who promote and enable
- Volunteer Connections: Family Volunteering – Making it Official
- Volunteer Connections: New Strategies for involving older adults
- Volunteer Zone Bénévoles
- Volunteering and Mandatory Community Service: Choice – Incentive – Coercion – Obligation: Views and Opinions
- Call to Action
- Have Your Say
- What We are Saying
- RESOURCE CENTRE





