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Volunteers
(and members of the Skate Canada-Central Ontario Board of Directors)
take a break after hosting the Casino Night portion of our 2000 Skating
Volunteers Conference. From left to right are Mary Harrington, Sue Richardson,
Rosemary Henderson and Joan Colligan.
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Some
Central Ontario volunteers get into the spirit at a recent Central Ontario
seminar.
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Make a Difference - Come join our team! . |
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"A
hundred years from now it will not matter The success of skating in Central Ontario and all of Canada for that matter is a direct result of the time, effort and passion shown by Section and Club Volunteers. Parents and other family members of skaters spend countless hours at the club office and at the rink donating their time. Their passion for the sport often transcends their immediate family and they remain involved to the point where they are seeing their grandchildren taking to the ice. Despite the passion, determination and multi-faceted abilities of our volunteers, Skate Canada-Central Ontario and our members clubs are always looking to expand their volunteer base. As a volunteer-driven organization, Skate Canada-Central Ontario and our member clubs depend on our volunteers to continually lend a helping hand. Whether it is serving on a Club Executive, acting as Test Chair or organizing a local club fund raiser, our volunteers are the sole reason for our success. If you are looking for an opportunity to expand your horizons, meet new friends and make a positive impact on the role of skating in your community, then take this opportunity to volunteer. What qualifications do I need? All you need is an interest in skating, a desire to help our organization and a few hours that you can donate on a monthly basis. How much time do I need to donate? The amount of time depends on your area of interest and expertise as well as the need of the club. We have volunteers who donate anywhere from 20-25 hours per week. We also have volunteers who donate a couple of hours per month. We also have volunteers who help out occasionally, such as with the planning of special events. What would I be doing? This depends on your skills and interest as well as in consultation with your local club. Clubs are always looking for club executive members, special event organizers, people to oversee club public and media relations. Clubs are also looking for people to assist in the organization of their annual ice shows, help out at competitive events and so on. How you can assist is contingent on the limits of your imagination. What can I do since my time is so limited? Don't let this be a problem. We want to tap your interest and marry it with our needs. As a result, we will work with your schedule.
Simply complete the following online form. It's that easy. Tell us where and why you wish to volunteer and our organization will put you in touch with the appropriate contact. Not only that, we'll do it within two (2) business days! |
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We
won! We won!
The funny money bid was at a fast and furious pace at Friday evening's funny money casino night. Among the prizes were a skate bag donated by the Figure Skating Boutique and a vase of chocolate by Hershey Canada. |
Debbi Wilkes
My mom simply said, "Sure
you will.
Just pass it on."
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To
Contact Skate Canada - Central Ontario, Please Contact Below
Skate Canada - Central Ontario 111 Snidercroft Road, Unit A, Concord, ON., L4K 2J8 Tel: 905-760-9100 Fax: 905-760-9104 Toll Free: 1-877-COS-0081 E-mail our WebMaster © Skate Canada - Central Ontario. Information subject to change, call to confirm details. |