Volunteers Help Us In Many Ways

Mentoring
Counselling
Teaching Cooking
Social Media Content
Maintaining the house
Administration
Fundraising events
Driving residents to appointments
Teaching house maintenance skills
Growing vegetables in our garden
Teaching wood carving
Solicitation of community support

“Marla Poirier volunteers to create captivating and informative content for Luke 15 Social Media and Print Media. Marla has worked in the newspaper and marketing industry for decades, in the capacity of graphic artist, marketing, and writing. She loves living in her hometown of Surrey with her husband Gary.
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— Nigel

Become a Volunteer

If you would like to partner with us, fill out the form below and one of our staff members will get back to you.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Have you worked with recovering addicts before?

How would you like to contribute?

Drivers with a vehicle: Drive clients to and from court hearings, appointments, mass and RCIA. Pick up food and in-kind donations. Drive to special events and outings.

Admin support: Type documents, thank you letters, phone calls, cards, newsletter, assist with fundraising, research and events.

Mentors: Sponsors with 12 step program experience.

Community Support Workers: Introduce people to our ministry, solicit donations such as food, linen, toiletries, and clothes, DVD’s & Household Equipment.

Food Services: Curing and preserving foods. Food rotation and inventory of pantry and freezers. Teaching residents how to prepare healthy meals. Ethnic dinner nights.

House Maintenance: carpentry, plumbing, electrical, dry wall, painting, landscaping, growing vegetables.

Volunteer Arts & Crafts: cooking, greeting cards, music, carving, open for suggestions.

Volunteer Testimonials

“ I volunteer at Luke 16 because I like to do the work, I like to help out, and it’s all in God’s name that I do it.” - Jennifer

“ I felt a calling, like God was calling me -- “ go to Luke 15!” - Marvin

” Twenty three years ago, at the insistence of a friend, I reluctantly arrived at Luke 15 House, then on Kingsway, to attend a bible study. It was led by Rob, a 27 year old resident who had become so bored in jail that he picked up a Gideon Bible and was astounded by what he found in it. He read to use several passages that had jumped out at him, and related why they had meant so much to him. This began his recovery and his spiritual life, eventually leading him to Luke 15 House on his release. I was awestruck to discover, as I looked around the room, that even the other residents, scared, tattooed and (to me at the time) scary looking, listened quietly, respectfully and attentively throughout Bob’s talk. I became suddenly aware that if Jesus were walking the Earth in our time, this is where I would find him. Additionally, I sense that presence of the Holy Spirit, an awareness that never left me in all my years of involvement with Luke 15. As a youth I had decided that should a miracle ever take place, I would sell my possessions to travel there to experience it first hand. At Luke 15, I was surprised to discover that MANY miracles were taking place in my backyard. No sell-off was required! Is it any wonder then that I found myself “hooked” on Luke 15 House? Nor did the expectation of many more miracles at Luke 15 disappoint. I pray that they may long continue! “ - Joe