Thursday, May 14th, 6:30pm - Volunteer Information Session and Pub Social at Victory Cafe

Want to learn more about volunteering at TTCriders? Want to get involved in helping improve transit in Toronto? Join us for an after work drink on Thursday, May 14th at 6:30pm at the Victory Café (581 Markham St, Toronto, ON M6G 2L7 on the ground floor) to learn how we can discuss further! You'll also get a chance to meet others who are already volunteering with us.

To RSVP, email Milan at [email protected] .

The push for affordable, accessible, reliable public transit is getting stronger every day. That means we are very busy and we'd value your contribution as a volunteer!

Can't make it to the "Volunteer Information Session and Pub Social" but still interested in volunteering? Feel free to contact us. We need help in a bunch of areas: canvassing on the bus, social media content and support, web design, etc. Just respond to this email indicating your interest. We'd be glad to discuss in person or over the phone the various opportunities we have available.

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