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Volunteer Job Descriptions

A Look Good Feel Better volunteer wearing a purple apron stands beside a flip chart, showing a page with eye makeup tips.
A Look Good Feel Better volunteer wearing a purple apron stands beside a flip chart, showing a page with eye makeup tips.

What role is right for me?

Each LGFB volunteer role requires specific skills and experience to ensure our workshop participants receive the best possible support. Whether you have expertise in skincare, makeup application, a specialty in breast forms or medical grade wigs, or communications, events and community outreach, there’s a role for you!

Cosmetic Advisor (Skincare & Makeup Volunteer)

Trained as a makeup artist (MUA), esthetician, or beauty expert or worked in a dermatology office or skincare clinic

Ability to teach application techniques in a simple, step-by-step manner

Comfortable demonstrating on yourself and guiding participants in-person or online

Warm, empathetic approach to create a welcoming and supportive environment

Requirements…

Online Cosmetic Advisor requirements:

Must be comfortable talking and leading a workshop over zoom and demonstrating makeup and skincare techniques on camera for 1.5 hours monthly.

In-person Cosmetic Advisor requirements:

Must be available at set day/date/time monthly for 3-3.5 hours. Specific schedule varies depends on location. We are currently looking for In-person Cosmetic Advisors at these locations.

Wigs & Hair Alternatives Specialist

Experience with wigs, hairpieces, and scarf styling techniques

Knowledge of wig construction, care, and maintenance

Strong communication skills to explain and demonstrate techniques clearly

Ability to foster confidence and comfort in participants navigating hair loss

Requirements…

Online Wig & Hair Specialist requirements:

Must be comfortable talking and leading a workshop over zoom and demonstrating putting on and adjusting wigs and toppers and tying scarves on camera. (1.5 hours monthly)

In-person Wig & Hair Specialist requirements:

Must be available at set day/date/time (2.5-3.5 hours monthly). Specific schedule varies depending on location. We are currently looking for In-person Wig & Hair Alternative specialists at these locations.

Bra & Prostheses Specialist (Online Only)

Industry experience or formal training in post-mastectomy bras, other post-op garments and breast prostheses

Understanding of different types of prostheses, bra fitting techniques, and financial reimbursement options

Ability to educate and provide guidance in a clear, compassionate way

Online Workshop Moderator (Online Only)

Strong interpersonal skills and ability to create an inclusive, welcoming atmosphere

Comfortable facilitating group discussions and encouraging participation

Organized and attentive to manage time, questions, and content flow

Tech-savvy enough to start, manage and end a zoom call, support online workshop logistics, and trouble shoot basic questions (specific training provided)

Reminder Call Volunteer (Remote Role – From Home)

Friendly, patient, and clear communicator

Comfortable making phone calls and explaining workshop details

Ability to navigate online registration systems to check participant details and reschedule as needed

Access to a phone plan with free long-distance calling within Canada

Community Outreach Volunteer (Online & In-Person)

Passion for community engagement and awareness-building about Look Good Feel Better in your community

Strong networking and communication skills to connect with patients and local organizations

Ability to represent LGFB’s mission and share workshop opportunities with care providers and support groups

Self-motivated and organized to develop and implement outreach strategies with the LGFB team

What else do I need to know?

Our training is highly detailed, ensuring you feel fully prepared before your first workshop. Plus, ongoing mentorship and a supportive volunteer community will be there to guide you along the way!

A minimum one-year commitment of monthly workshops is encouraged for most roles.

If you’ve completed cancer treatment and are interested in volunteering with us, we kindly ask that you wait until at least one year has passed since your treatment ended. We’ve found that spending time with others who are currently going through their cancer journey can sometimes feel emotionally intense for those who are still in the early stages of recovery. Taking time to heal and regain strength is so important, and we’d love to welcome you when you’re ready.

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