Volunteer Drivers
Volunteer Driver
Map of Location
Location
Comox Valley
Date and Time
Various.
Location
Locations within the Comox Valley.
Description
We often need items picked up or dropped off at locations around the Comox Valley and would like to have a group of volunteers who are willing and able to do this as needed.
How it would work: We would email out the pickup/drop off location, item(s) and timeframe to the group a few days in advance (we will give as much notice as we can). Then anyone who can fit it into their schedule would reply with an affirmative answer. We would them confirm with that individual and let the rest of the group know that it has been handled.
To participate you need to have your own transportation, ideally a minivan, large SUV or truck and a fairly flexible schedule.
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