Looking for a meaningful way to make an impact, build your leadership skills, and connect with other passionate young adults across Canada?
The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) is recruiting volunteers (ages 19-35) to join our inaugural Next Gen Action Council, a national group of emerging leaders helping shape how Gen Z and Millennials connect with the cancer cause through advocacy, community building, fundraising, storytelling, and digital engagement.
This isn’t your typical volunteer opportunity. You’ll have a seat at the table, collaborate with other driven young professionals and community leaders, and influence initiatives designed for your generation.
We’re currently recruiting for three volunteer leadership positions:
➡️ Next Gen Brand Engagement Lead: Drive ideas that strengthen CCS’s connection with young adults through content, storytelling, digital engagement, and brand activation.
➡️ Next Gen Fundraising Lead: Shape fundraising priorities, champion new campaign ideas, influence donor and volunteer engagement strategies, and drive innovative approaches that inspire Gen Z and Millennial supporters across Canada.
➡️ Next Gen Mission & Advocacy Lead: Increase awareness of cancer-related issues and amplify the voice of young adults across advocacy, research, education, prevention, and survivorship.
Our investment
🌱 Hands-on experience shaping innovative strategies, initiatives, and ideas that engage and inspire the next generation of supporters
🌐 Build a national professional network
📈 Gain experience in nonprofit strategy and innovation
🌟 Strengthen your portfolio and leadership skills
🏛️ Influence the direction of a leading national nonprofit
👥 Work alongside senior CCS leaders
Your commitment
⏳ Approx. 6-8 hours/month, with occasional periods of increased activity throughout the year
📅 Active participation in meetings and engagement initiatives
🎯 Support Council priorities and annual goals
💛 Contribute to CCS’s mission through peer-to-peer fundraising, micro-donations, or community engagement
🔁 Minimum one-year term, with a maximum of two years
📍 Location: Virtual (Canada-wide)