Share your time and skills to deliver nutritious food, support community events, and make a direct impact in Framingham. Flexible shifts are available, and training will be provided to all volunteers.

Volunteers assist with tasks such as packing grocery bags for distribution, prepping and packing food for the freezer program, loading and unloading food deliveries, general clean-up, and organizing dry and canned goods. Volunteers are essential to the organization and shifts are available Tuesdays through Thursdays.

Help organize and support community events such as workshops on dog etiquette, training basics, and health. Engage with local happenings and assist with outreach efforts.

Join our all-volunteer team to help keep Eddie's Park clean and enjoyable for everyone. Tasks include bagging trash, collecting stray waste, watering plants, and light clean-ups.

As a Native Plant Highlights Volunteer, you will help update the entry sign that guides visitors to the most impressive flora in the collections. Volunteers commit to working at least three shifts between April and October, with shifts available every other Thursday starting at 10 a.m.

Special Events Volunteers support staff during events at the Garden in the Woods, assisting with setup, check-in, and providing information to visitors. Volunteers are asked to commit to at least two events per year, with each event requiring a time commitment of two to four hours.

Philanthropy Volunteers assist with various projects including research, database maintenance, and donor/member events. A commitment of at least two 2-hour sessions every month is required, along with a positive attitude and attention to detail.

Community Outreach Volunteers help share information about Native Plant Trust at local events. Responsibilities include familiarizing themselves with the organization’s initiatives and tabling at area events, with opportunities available based on requests received.

Horticulture Volunteers work alongside staff to manage the Garden in the Woods native plant collection using sustainable gardening practices. Volunteers are expected to join the Wednesday morning crew from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. during the growing season, which runs from March to October.

The Sherborn Fire & Rescue Department provides fire & emergency services to the Town of Sherborn and a population of approximately 4,600. The department consists of a combination of on call firefighters and part time EMS personnel, who responded to 650 calls in 2020. The department has (2) fire stations and has on duty EMS personnel 24/7/365. The Department not only responds to fire, EMS and rescue emergencies, but also provides a full range of non-emergency services including fire prevention, public education and training. | Requirements: ▪ Must be 18 years or older ▪ Must possess current, valid Massachusetts State Driver's License ▪ Must have current Massachusetts Emergency Medical Technician Certification ▪ Must have 1 year of experience as an Emergency Medical Technician ▪ Must be able to pass background check and pre-employment medical screening ▪ Firefighter I/II Certification preferred Successful completion of a pre-employment background check which may include, but is not limited to a criminal background check, motor vehicle history review, medicalexamination and drug screen test. Successful candidates will be hired for a probationary period of 12 months. Applicants must be able to work a minimum of 12 hours per week based upon a mutually agreed upon schedule. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Volunteers will coach organized soccer and baseball teams for refugee children, focusing on building confidence, discipline, and community through structured sports programs. Responsibilities include conducting regular practices and games, and fostering teamwork and life skills.

Volunteers will assist in preparing and serving nutritious meals to refugee children, contributing to their daily nutrition and fostering community through shared meals. Responsibilities include meal preparation, serving, and engaging with the children during meal times.

Volunteers will assist in creating a safe and educational environment for children at La Casita. Responsibilities include helping with literacy and learning activities, supporting creativity and expression through arts, and fostering values and belonging among the children.

Help coordinate activities and provide support for senior programs. Volunteers will engage with seniors, assist with event planning, and help maintain program records.

Support the Nutrition Education program by helping to organize classes and distribute educational materials. Volunteers may also assist in teaching basic nutrition principles to community members.

Assist low and moderate income families with free tax preparation through the VITA program. Volunteers will help clients prepare and file their tax returns, ensuring they receive all eligible credits and deductions.

The American Heritage Museum relies on dedicated volunteers to help staff the museum each week. Volunteers will assist with various tasks and roles suited to their skills, contributing to the museum's mission of preserving and sharing history.

Provide a temporary home for dogs and cats rescued by Brown Dog Coalition. Responsibilities include caring for the animal, providing a safe environment, and assisting with the adoption process.

Volunteers are encouraged to join their local disaster animal response team (DART) or consider starting a local DART if their town is without one. Volunteers will support animals during emergency situations.

Veterinary personnel are needed to help BART trainers teach triage and pet handling to first responders. This role involves educating first responders on animal care during emergencies.