Transforming Nova Scotia Through Volunteerism

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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

What Is This Board?

Date: Wednesday, January 29, 2025
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 PM ADT
Location: Virtual Workshop
Hosted By: Kings Volunteer Resource Centre

A walk through of the different types of board structures, effective for governance of non-profit and voluntary organizations. A conversation about the advantages of each type and a board members involvement/commitment/responsibilities to each.

About the Presenter:

Angela Patterson (MSc) is the current Chairperson of VNS/KVRC with 30 years experience working with a wide variety of non-profit organizations in Canada as a board member and part of the executive.

Dec 19, 2024

Celebrating a few of the many who make a difference

Dec 19, 2024

Valerie Despres, Volunteer of the Year for Kings County, was among the special people recently honoured at the annual awards celebration hosted by the Municipality of the County of Kings.

“We have an outstanding group of volunteers that do some fantastic work for the benefit of their communities. I don’t know where we would be without them and the fantastic work they do,” said Mayor Dave Corkum. “Volunteering truly makes a difference.”