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Volunteers at CBBAG


The participation of volunteers is essential to the operation of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. CBBAG values its volunteers who give their time, creativity, and financial support to achieve CBBAG’s mission. CBBAG encourages individual integrity, commitment, reliability, initiative, and cooperation. Volunteers are expected to meet their commitment to participate in and/or provide support for specific programmes or activities.

Volunteering for CBBAG has many benefits:
• share your passion for the book arts
• network opportunities
• put your skills to good use and learn new ones
• share experiences
• accomplish great things

There are many ways to volunteer for CBBAG. CBBAG has many events throughout the year that require help on a short term basis such as the book arts gatherings, exhibitions, community events, etc. In addition to these, there are other opportunities that require a longer commitment such as committee and board work. CBBAG would love to hear from you – your volunteer contribution will ensure CBBAG continues to provide the highest quality of resources, training and educational programmes to the book arts community and interested public.


For more information on volunteering or to volunteer please leave a message at the CBBAG office, 416-581-1071, e-mail volunteers@cbbag.ca or complete the application form. CBBAG’s volunteer coordinator will get in touch with you to discuss our current opportunities for volunteering at CBBAG.

CBBAG Volunteering form

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