Be part of the Dream family
Dreams Take Flight is 100 per cent volunteer-powered. Each person—from Air Canada pilots, flight crew and ground support to administrative support—donates their time.
Volunteering is a unique way to give a trip-of-a-lifetime. Donate your time to plan or deliver a golf tournament, gala, or other fundraising activity. We need volunteers from all backgrounds and with all skill sets. If you are over 18 years of age and would like information on volunteering, follow the steps below. All volunteers must complete an application, follow the Members Code of Conduct and agree to police check every two years.
Volunteers register with Dreams Take Flight. We track all your hours and give you credits. As they build up, you become eligible to join a Dreams Take Flight trip-of-a-lifetime.
Please ensure to complete ALL 4 steps in order to apply as a volunteer. You MUST complete STEPS 1 to 4 for your application to be considered. With some of the steps you may be required to return to this page to finish the process, if it does not automaticlly redirect you back to this page.
Step 1
Please carefully read through the Code of Conduct in order to volunteer with Dreams Take Flight, by clicking on the link below.
Step 2
Please print a copy of this Authorization letter and present it to your local City Police or RCMP station for processing. Your local branch may or may not charge you a small fee. Dreams Take Flight can not refund those fees. If the chapter you which to apply with is not listed below, please proceed to STEP 3.
Step 3
To get started and start volunteering, click on the Chapter button below where you'd like to volunteer.
Step 4
Pay for your Dreams Take Flight Membership
We require volunteers from all backgrounds of life and all skill sets. If you are over 18 years of age and would like information on the types of volunteering opportunities that may be available, click on the volunteer tab on the local Chapter pages.
All volunteers must complete an application, follow the Members Code of Conduct and agree to a police check every two years.