Little Lake Locals

Volunteers are required for the Chestermere Children’s Festival on June 20, 2026, from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. Youth are welcome, but must be able to work with minimal supervision. This is an outdoor event.

More details coming soon.

Chestermere United FC

Chestermere United FC is in need of volunteer coaches. No previous coaching experience is necessary, just a passion for the sport and a willingness to learn. If you are interested in becoming a soccer coach or would like to learn more about what's involved, they would love to hear from you. Visit https://chestermereunited.com/info or email technicaldirector@cufc.ca for more details.

SE Rocky View Food Bank

The SE Rocky View Food Bank provides hampers to individuals and families in Indus, Langdon, and surrounding rural areas. They need volunteers to assist with transporting and sorting. They are also always in need of donations. For more information please email them.

City of Chestermere Boards & Committees

Looking to have a voice in local decisions? The City of Chestermere has various boards and committees that advise Council and help shape the future of our community. It’s a great way to get involved, share your perspective, and make a civic impact. Opportunities vary; watch for openings on the City’s socials or visit the city's website to learn more.

Community Therapy Dogs Society

CTDS is looking for volunteers in schools, nursing homes, and hospitals. If you have a well-behaved dog that loves people and you would like to be involved in an organization that brings comfort to people, maybe CTDS is the right fit. For more details, please email CTDS.

Drive Happiness

Drive Happiness is looking for volunteers to drive low-income seniors in Chestermere to/from appointments (often in Calgary). This is a very flexible and rewarding volunteer opportunity. You get to pick and choose which rides to do, so it works with your schedule! You are also compensated for your fuel.

For more details: https://drivehappiness.ca/volunteering

Chestermere Women's Crisis Society
Volunteers are at the heart of CWCS’s work. By sharing your time and skills, you can help support meaningful programs in your community. Contact CWCS to find out how you can contribute.

Men’s Shed Partnership Project

CWCS has partnered with the Men’s Shed group on two exciting community projects:

A 5-foot lighthouse for our CWCS Chestermere Parade float
A new outdoor donation drop box for the Synergy Building

We’re looking for volunteers (or friends/family!) who enjoy building, tinkering, painting, or possibly 3D printing the lighthouse topper.

If you have skills in woodworking, building, or painting and would like to help bring this project to life, please reach out to Lyndsey at volunteercoordinator@cwcshelps.com

Grant Writing Support – Art Installation Project

CWCS is collaborating on a powerful awareness initiative called The Self Portrait Project.

This project will feature life-sized silhouettes filled with handwritten personal stories, creating a visual representation of lived experiences and resilience. The installation aims to elevate survivor voices, foster community understanding, and support healing through creative expression.

Helpline Volunteer Team

Join CWCS’s helpline volunteer team and help women and families experiencing crisis. If you're interested in helping to answer calls to their helpline, they provide each volunteer with in-depth training and support.

If you'd like to assist, email Lyndsey at volunteercoordinator@cwcshelps.com

Prairie Waters Elementary School Council

They do a lot of different things on the School Council, and there are so many ways you can help!

1. Chair the casino night

2. Draft Documents

3. Draft presentations and do graphic design

4. Manage Social Media

5. Schedule/Coordinate

6. Manage Volunteers

There's something for everyone: https://prairiewaters.rockyview.ab.ca/get-involved/school-council or email them at prairiewaters-schoolcouncil@rvschools.ab.ca

Chestermere Fine Art Guild

Volunteer to help with the promotion of the Chestermere Fine Art Guild and events during the summer. Roles and responsibilities include designing posters using online software, writing content about art and art events for our website and social media, posting events on social media, helping to build a website photo album, and setting up and taking down for art workshops and classes.

Approximately 5 hours per week – July and August 2026

Once you have completed training, you will often work independently and communicate with your supervisor electronically.

You are invited to join our drop-in art every week (3 hrs), classes twice per month (2 hrs) and our workshops once per month (3 to 6 hrs) at no charge.

You have these qualifications:

• Sixteen years or older.

• Very good English language skills,

• An interest in visual arts and/or online advertising.

• Can work independently.

• Good computer skills.

Contact Cathy at chestermereartguild@gmail.com