Join us as a volunteer to help with a variety of projects. We will match your skills and interests with our needs, and you can contribute as much or as little time as your schedule allows.

Assist in transporting cats to and from veterinary visits or partner shelters. This role is crucial for ensuring the health and safety of our feline friends.

Help us organize and run events to raise awareness and funds for our cause. Volunteers will assist with setup, coordination, and engaging with the community during events.

Join our team as a foster volunteer to provide temporary homes for cats in need. Responsibilities include caring for the cats, socializing them, and helping them adjust to a home environment until they can be adopted.

Volunteers provide various services such as driving members to appointments, running errands, minor home repairs, and technology guidance. Volunteers choose their tasks and availability, helping seniors live independently.

Volunteers are needed to help organize and facilitate the Youth Remodeling Career Day, where high school students engage in hands-on activities related to the remodeling industry. Volunteers will assist with setting up interactive stations, guiding students through activities, and providing support throughout the event.

Meet visitors and assist with tours of the museum, providing information about Littleton's history and exhibits.

Help research historical information, transcribe historical documents, and develop ideas for programs.

Assist with organizing and managing the Holiday Bazaar, helping with setup and customer service during the event.

Assist with setting up exhibits in the museum, ensuring that historical artifacts and documents are displayed correctly and safely.

Learn how to safeguard documents, create finding aids, and assist with the preservation of historical documents.

Volunteers perform various services, including working directly with horses, marketing and promotion efforts, and planning fundraising initiatives. No extensive horse experience is required, just an interest in helping equines.

Experienced riders can volunteer as Lucky Riders, working with assigned horses to keep them active and further their training. Horse Handlers work with horses on the ground, helping them to trust again. Both roles require experience and commitment.

As a Master, you will provide home maintenance services to community members who have limited financial or physical means. You will use your skills in home maintenance to help others while embodying the values of kindness, hard work, and competence.

Just some of the many reasons to become a call fire fighter: *Protecting lives and property *Working as part of a team *Work with the community *Workers compensation *Paid department training *Full pay to obtain your 1st responder/CPR/AED and Fire fighter 1&2 certification *New gear upon completion of the firefighter 1&2 program *Membership to the NVFC and MCVFA *Free training at the MA Fire Academy | Requirements: The minimum requirements for employment are: 1. Age: 18 - 65 2. High school diploma or the equivalent is required. 3. Have a valid driver's license. 4. Must live within 3 miles from the boarder to the Town of Dunstable MA 5. Have no criminal record. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist in collecting donated equipment or delivering it to individuals, ensuring that mobility devices reach those who need them most. Volunteers will need to coordinate logistics and handle equipment safely.

Help restore wheelchairs and scooters to their best condition, providing essential mobility solutions for those in need. Volunteers will work hands-on with mobility equipment, ensuring they are in excellent working order.

Spread the word about Wheelchair Recycler, organize donation drives, or represent the organization at events. Volunteers will engage with the community to raise awareness and support for mobility solutions.

Provide help with data entry, event planning, or other office tasks to support the organization's operations. Volunteers will assist in maintaining records and organizing community events.

As a Gleaning Volunteer, you will help harvest surplus crops from farms and pack them for donation to local food banks and community kitchens. This role is essential in ensuring that healthy food reaches families in need, especially during the farming season from early summer through late fall.