JOIN OUR NETWORK OF VOLUNTEERS
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Lawrence Hopewell Trail. Volunteers are essential to our effort to keep the trail and the organization moving forward. Donating a little time can make a huge impact.
Interested in Trail Monitoring? We rely on a cohort of volunteers to be the ‘eyes and ears’ on the trail, keeping it safe for other users.
How about Trail Maintenance? Bring a group from school or work to perform some essential seasonal trail maintenance and share the day giving back.
What about Spokes & Skills? This youth cycling program helps young riders build confidence, independence, and important bike safety skills while having fun on the trail. Each session includes hands-on learning and guided rides, and we rely on dedicated volunteers to help create a supportive and encouraging environment for participants.
And how about Events? The LHT’s signature events- Full Moon Bike Ride, Trail and Treat Ride, and 5k and Fun Run – are wonderful community events allowing hundreds of people to celebrate the trail. Each event is unique and requires lots of helping hands to make them a success.
Fill in the form below or send an email to info@lhtrail.org with subject: Volunteer. Include your name and a brief description of your volunteer interests. Thank you! We’ll be in touch.
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Meet some of our Volunteers
We Love Our Volunteers: Kelly Bair
Volunteers are the backbone of the LHT — clearing trails, installing signage, stenciling paved areas, and keeping an eye out for the many maintenance issues that our heavily-travelled trails need addressed. We owe a lot to these folks, and we wanted to share their LHT...
We Love Our Volunteers: Tim McElroy
Volunteers are the backbone of the LHT — clearing trails, installing signage, stenciling paved areas, and keeping an eye out for the many maintenance issues that our heavily-travelled trails need addressed. We owe a lot to these folks, and we wanted to share their LHT...
We Love Our Volunteers: Anne Hayton
Volunteers are the backbone of the LHT — clearing trails, installing signage, stenciling paved areas, and keeping an eye out for the many maintenance issues that our heavily-travelled trails need addressed. We owe a lot to these folks, and we wanted to share their LHT...
We Love Our Volunteers: Helen Dudar
Volunteers are the backbone of the LHT — clearing trails, installing signage, stenciling paved areas, and keeping an eye out for the many maintenance issues that our heavily-travelled trails need addressed. We owe a lot to these folks, and we wanted to share their LHT...
We Love Our Volunteers: Sylvia Kocses
Volunteers are the backbone of the LHT — clearing trails, installing signage, stenciling paved areas, and keeping an eye out for the many maintenance issues that our heavily-travelled trails need addressed. We owe a lot to these folks, and we wanted to share their LHT...
We Love Our Volunteers: Virginia Sari
Volunteers are the backbone of the LHT — clearing trails, installing signage, stenciling paved areas, and keeping an eye out for the many maintenance issues that our heavily-travelled trails need addressed. We owe a lot to these folks, and we wanted to share their LHT...
We Love Our Volunteers: Thomas Cetkowski, Jr.
Volunteers are the backbone of the LHT — clearing trails, installing signage, stenciling paved areas, and keeping an eye out for the many maintenance issues that our heavily-travelled trails need addressed. We owe a lot to these folks, and we wanted to share their LHT...
We Love Our Volunteers: Terry Del Casale
Volunteers are the backbone of the LHT — clearing trails, installing signage, stenciling paved areas, and keeping an eye out for the many maintenance issues that our heavily-travelled trails need addressed. We owe a lot to these folks, and we wanted to share their LHT...
Thank you for your support!
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