What You’ll Do

As the Event Coordinator, you will:

• Lead all event logistics from planning to event-day execution
• Coordinate volunteers, activity leads, and community partners
• Work closely with ALS Society and families to ensure a meaningful event experience
• Manage timelines, run-of-show, and on-site operations
• Support marketing, outreach, and participant engagement
• Ensure the event reflects our mission of hope, remembrance, and action

What We’re Looking For

• The time commitment for this role is around 1 hour every 2 weeks for preparation, starting several months in advance. As the event approaches, involvement increases to about 1 hour per week in the weeks leading up to it. Finally, on the event day itself, you’ll need to dedicate approximately 5 to 7 hours to ensure everything runs smoothly.
• Strong organizational and leadership skills
• Clear communicator who works well with teams
• Ability to stay calm and focused in a busy environment
• Passion for supporting the ALS community and creating uplifting experiences
• Experience in events or project coordination (preferred, not required)

What’s in It for You

• Hands-on experience leading a major community event
• Opportunity to meet passionate advocates and families
• Leadership and project management experience for your resume
• The chance to make a meaningful difference for those living with ALS

Comprehensive training, continuous support, and a chance to make a lasting impact on the ALS and PLS community. If you’re passionate about making a difference, we want you! Let’s turn hope into action, celebrate community strength, and impact lives together.

We're looking for coordinators in Vancouver, North Shore, Richmond, Tri-Cities, Williams Lake, and Kamloops.