Volunteer Position: Assistant Grant Writers (3)

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Position Type: Volunteer 

Schedule: Part-time / Flexible Hours
Location: Remote

 We  are a homeless charity committed to supporting individuals experiencing  homelessness by providing meals, clothing, essential supplies, and  compassionate  care. Our programs rely heavily on grant funding and community  partnerships. We are currently seeking dedicated and passionate volunteers to assist our Grant Writer and help strengthen our ability to serve the community. 

The Assistant to the Grant Writer / Administrator provides vital  support by helping research funding opportunities, assisting with  proposal preparation, and managing administrative tasks. This is a  supportive role for someone who is a self‑starter, takes initiative, and is eager to contribute to meaningful, community‑focused work.

This  position is ideal for students studying communications, nonprofit  studies, English, public policy, business administration, social  sciences,  or those who feel strongly about helping individuals experiencing  homelessness.

• Research grants, community funding programs, and partnership opportunities
• Assist with writing, editing, and organizing grant proposals
• Track application deadlines and reporting obligations
• Maintain organized files, documents, and grant‑tracking systems
• Support administrative tasks such as drafting letters and preparing summaries
• Collaborate with team members to gather information and prepare documentation
• Take initiative in identifying new funding leads and improving internal processes

• Currently enrolled in a post‑secondary program
• Strong writing, communication, and research skills
• Detail‑oriented with excellent organizational abilities
• Able to work independently, take initiative, and problem‑solve
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
• Passion for supporting the homeless community and advocating for vulnerable populations
• Prior volunteer experience required
• Vulnerable Sector Check required (must be completed before starting)

• The opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals experiencing homelessness
• Hands‑on experience in grant writing, nonprofit research, and charitable administration
• A supportive environment where your ideas and initiative are valued
• Flexible hours that accommodate a student schedule
• Volunteer experience that may count toward academic requirements
• Valuable skills and references for résumés and future career paths
• Potential for future involvement with the organization, including consideration for a Board position