Committee Chair | IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer's

Would you like to change the future for people in B.C. affected by dementia?

We’re looking for lead volunteers – community change makers, organizers and doers – to guide the volunteer planning committee for their local IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer’s, presented by Go Auto, on Sunday, May 25.

We are looking to fill the Walk Chair role for each of the following locations:
•	Chilliwack, Kamloops, North Okanagan (Vernon), Northern B.C (Prince George), Tri-Cities & Ridge Meadows, Victoria. 

We also welcome new committee members at our other Walk locations: 
•	Abbotsford, Burnaby & New Westminster, Comox Valley, Delta, Kelowna, Nanaimo, Nelson, North Shore, Oceanside (Parksville), Penticton, Richmond and Vancouver.

The Walk isn’t possible without passionate and committed community members like you. We need your help to make next year’s Walk in your community a success!

About the event:
The IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer’s, presented by Go Auto, is the Alzheimer Society of B.C.’s largest fundraising event. The eventwill see participants in communities across British Columbia walk together on Sunday, May 25 to honour people affected by dementia. Funds raised are instrumental in helping the Alzheimer Society of B.C. deliver programs and services to change the future for people affected by dementia.

About the role
Walk Chairs have wonderful interpersonal skills and participate in a dynamic planning process to create a successful fundraising event. Walk Chairs are organized, able to meet deadlines, possess leadership and motivational skills, are familiar with Microsoft Office and can work both independently and as part of a team. 

Responsibilities include:
Before the event
•	Establish, motivate and support your volunteer committee.
•	Familiarize yourself with the guidelines provided in the Walk Chair manual.
•	Communicate regularly with the Society’s Events Officer for guidance and support.
•	Attend volunteer training sessions.
•	Collaborate with Society staff in your area.

During the event
•	Oversee event day logistics and facilitation.
•	Coordinate run of show and speaker assignments.

After the event
•	Attend two debrief meetings:
o	One-on-one with the Society’s Events Officer.
o	Group debrief with fellow Walk Chairs.
•	Submit expenses incurred.
•	Help with planning for your 2026 event.

Time commitment
•	January to March – 3 to 5 hours per month 
•	April – 5 hours 
•	May – 10 to 15 hours 
•	June – 3-5 hours 
Please note, these times are approximate.

To schedule an interview for this role, please contact:

Nick Dunn
Development Officer, Events
Alzheimer Society of B.C.
604-742-4908
ndunn@alzheimerbc.org