Volunteering at The Canadian Library | Reconcile with Indigenous Peoples

What does Volunteering at The Canadian Library Look Like?

The Canadian Library is a nonprofit initiative that runs on the help of volunteers. True reconciliation begins discussions, reflections and learning, and with contributing to an important initiative that is raising awareness.

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Sewing

Make Scrunchies & Bookmarks

Wrapping

Help to cover books

Social Media

Help TCL to post and interact

Communication

Copywriting & Public relations

Donor Relations

Connect Businesses & Donors

Volunteering at TCL is an effective team building activity

Volunteering at TCL is an effective team building activity - Maybe you want to help build a Micro Gallery at your corporate office, create installations at other business locations, or hold an event to help cover books.

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Looking for Student Volunteering Opportunities?

Students in high school can collect hours toward their graduation requirements for community service. In search of a cause to devote your valuable time to? We guarantee that by contributing to a worthwhile cause, you will gain a better understanding and feel fulfilled. Volunteering at TCL will benefit both newcomers to Canada and born and bred Canadians. It is necessary for us as a society to reflect on and learn about the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis people's history, sacrifices, cultures, contributions, and strengths.

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Volunteering Testimony

St. Augustine Catholic High School has become part of The Canadian Library project, their students volunteering in wrapping books with indigenous fabrics, a big hand in building Micro Galleries together.