Transforming Nova Scotia Through Volunteerism
Weaving volunteerism into the fabric of our communities by connecting passionate people with meaningful opportunities that create lasting impact.
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At Volunteer Nova Scotia, we connect volunteers with opportunities that truly make a difference. Our free platform is Nova Scotia’s gateway to impactful volunteering and resources that help non-profits grow stronger. Whether you're an organization seeking dedicated volunteers or someone ready to give back, we're here to support you in creating a more vibrant Nova Scotia. Start transforming your community today.
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Upcoming Events
Risk Management for Charities and Non-profit Organizations
Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2026
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 PM ADT
Location: Virtual Workshop
Hosted By: Kings Volunteer Resource Centre
What are the main types of risk involved in operating charities and nonprofits? Volunteers often step in when others have stepped away. Good intentions are not always enough to protect volunteers and their organizations against civil and criminal liability.
A risk management plan provides volunteers with a framework for identifying and assessing risks, and a set of steps to follow to mitigate risk and potential impacts now and into the future.
About the Presenter:
Richard Bridge is a lawyer based on Nova Scotia’s South Shore. His primary area of practice for over 25 years has been charity and non-profit law. His clients are a wide range of charitable organizations, foundations, non-profit organizations and philanthropists across Canada.
He has worked internationally and taught university and college courses on charity law. In recent years Richard’s work has been focused on helping Indigenous communities build new relationships with the philanthropic sector.
