Join AVR-SK
Benefits of being involved with AVR-SK
Do you work with volunteers?
Join Administrators of Volunteer Resources Saskatchewan. Becoming a member will connect you with a group of other individuals who work in similar fields. Membership will provide you with opportunities to connect, share and learn with like-minded individuals who work within the province of Saskatchewan. Members work in a wide range of industries including health, arts, non-profit and community development and with a wide range of demographics. With such a variety, you will find someone to learn from, consult, collaborate or problem-solve with.
Membership Perks
- Discounted educational sessions
- Notice of professional development opportunities
- Nomination and voting privileges
- AGM Invitation
- Affiliation with AVR-SK provides you with a 50% discount on membership with Volunteer Management Processionals of Canada (VMPC)
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Join or Renew Your AVR-SK Membership
If you would like to be a part of this unique group, fill out the application/renewal form below!
Click here for the 2023 application & renewal form >>
Mail completed registration form along with cheque payment to:
Administrators of Volunteer Resources – Saskatchewan
P.O. Box 7053
Saskatoon, SK S7K 4J1
Or, email completed registration form and e-transfer payment to: avrsask@gmail.com
Subscribe to our AVR-SK Newsletter
Get a taste of what AVR-SK has to offer by subscribing to our newsletter. You’ll hear what we’re up to, get volunteer sector updates, and find out about opportunities for volunteer recruitment and celebration.
Why Members Love AVR-SK
“I stumbled across AVR-SK while looking for information about volunteering in Saskatchewan. The first thing that caught my eye was the development day theme of New Canadians as Volunteers. Being new into a job that involves volunteer recruitment, management and retention, I was interested in any opportunities I could pursue to gain more knowledge that could help me in my job. Little did I know this day would provide me with more then information about new Canadians as volunteers! Throughout the day, I realized what an amazing group this was! I met people who have been working in the industry for years and are willing to share their experiences as well as new to the industry individuals like myself who are navigating volunteer recruitment. Our conversations throughout the day ranged from job titles and responsibilities, recruitment strategies, volunteer training, liability surrounding criminal record checks and of course, getting to know one another. This group is full of friendly, welcoming individuals who are amazing resources. Being a volunteer supervisor or manager can be a bumpy road as you are figuring things out in your new position and knowing that I can communicate with individuals that may have been or are currently stuck at the same bump in the road makes me feel supported and gives me a sense that I have a resource to help me problem solve. All I can say is that I wish I had known about this group in university as a student volunteer! Thank goodness it’s never too late!
Andrea L
Friendly Visiting Coordination
Red Cross
“The best part of being a member of AVR-SK is networking and connecting with volunteer administrators from around the province. Talking with people who “get it” and can offer advice based on their experience is invaluable.”
Kristine Flynn
Volunteer Engagement Manager
Western Development Museum
“I appreciate the opportunity to connect with other leaders within the Volunteer Sector, growing my network to continue working collaboratively, sharing best practices, and addressing challenges programs are seeing provincially.”
Jenica Moen
Volunteer Coordinator
Saskatchewan Health Authority
