Volunteers

Interested in helping Vancouver Island Region? Let us know!

What makes the PCA so special is the variety of events that are organized by volunteers with a diverse and deep set of skills gained through careers or other life experiences. This is a busy time of year as we plan regional events for 2023, and we often need help to make things run as smoothly as possible.

Not everyone wants to take on organizing a drive or multi-day event, but quite often those who do are looking for help with registration, 'sweep' (following a group of cars to make sure that nobody gets left behind), or someone to take on a specific task like booking a lunch location.

If you've given thought to helping out in some way, please email me with your name and interest areas or any skills that you think the club might need. I'll gather that list together to provide to event organizers as planning continues over the next few months.

If you're interested in helping the club out for an event, send an email with 'volunteer' in the title to Ron Dempsey, vicepresident@virpca.org

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Some of the board members were so kind to provide me with the 25Roads booklet, so I did the most amazing drive from Parksville to Langford via Lake

Cowichan and Port Renfrew. Picked a rainy Sunday, so there was hardly any traffic on Cowichan Valley Highway to Port Renfrew for lunch. Had a lot of fun driving the newly paved stretch from there to Langford. We finished the drive back to the starting point the next day. Can’t wait for the spring to explore more of the 25Roads drives!