

Volunteering is at the heart of May Court life, and part of being a member is to be committed to offering time regularly in support the Club's work. Women who enjoy using their existing skills, or who want to learn new ones within a trusting and supportive environment have a natural home in the May Court Club.
The Club has opportunities to:
May Courters volunteer within one or more of three general areas:
VOLUNTEERING IN THE COMMUNITY
Since its first days, members have represented the Club and its goals as volunteers in local organizations and institutions. Today, we have volunteers in various locations, and we're working to build our base as a community resource for organizations in need of volunteers for short and long-term support.
We work closely with individual members to identify their interests and to find a placement that matches their interest.
VOLUNTEERING IN A MAY COURT PROJECT
Every year, the May Court leads or participates in projects and fundraising programs that contribute to the causes we support in the community. There's always demand for members to join the team or contribute a specific skill to achieving our projects' goals. Often, there's an opportunity to build confidence and skills in fundraising, leadership or other roles within a project.
VOLUNTEER TO HELP RUN THE CLUB
It takes many hands to keep the Club running smoothly, keeping in touch with the community, and making sure it stays relevant to needs in Niagara. There's plenty of opportunity to use your skills to help May Court thrive, or to develop newskills in our friendly and supportive environment.
MAY COURT VOLUNTEERS
A May Court fundraising team in action on the bigday
FROM THE ARCHIVES
1935 - 2017
“If you look back through the history of the St. Catharines May Court Club you will realize there are absolutely no limits to what we, as volunteer workers, can do.”
[MCCSC President 1957]
The runway - a great gig for volunteers in 2015
May Courters and Friends lead and staff thedistribution of Christmas gifts to children in the Region.