Volunteer

The Group Committee is made up of parents, caregivers, friends, Scouters, members of the sponsoring body and concerned people in the neighbourhood who each become an integral part of our management and support team. They are ultimately responsible for the “business end” of all sections in the 403rd Toronto Sea Scout Group.

Average time required for a non-Scouter role is approximately 2 to 5 hours per month.

Scouting is only possible with the commitment and work of volunteers like you.

Specific volunteer roles

• treasurer, and other administrative roles
• volunteer keelboat skipper (Certification or significant experience please)
• certified canoe or sailing instructor (ORCKA or Sail Canada)
• boat committee member (Help maintain our boat fleet)
• special program expert (Is there a skill you think would be of interest or value to Scouts?)

What Scouting offers you as a volunteer:

• Transferable skills and knowledge
• Leadership training
• First Aid training
• Reference letters
• Creative challenges
• Lots of fun for both kids and adults
• An opportunity to make a difference in the lives of youth in your own community and more.