Volunteers participate in preparing and distributing treats on Tuesdays to support the homeless community in Boston. This opportunity is open to volunteers of all ages.

Floater volunteers participate in specific tasks or events as needed, supporting the organization's mission to improve the lives of Colombian children. Volunteers will have the chance to meet like-minded individuals and contribute to meaningful projects.

Volunteers prepare a week's worth of bagged meals for distribution to the homeless in Boston. This opportunity is currently full through May 2020 but is open to volunteers of all ages.

Volunteers ride the Generic Ministry van to deliver food, clothing, and supplies to designated stops in Boston. This is the most critical volunteer opportunity and is available only to adults aged 18 and over.

Active volunteers take part more frequently in organizational tasks and duties as members of a Committee or Board, helping NEACOL achieve its mission of supporting Colombian children. Volunteers will engage in various activities and collaborate with others.

Volunteers help in preparing meals and organizing supplies for distribution to the homeless. This opportunity is open to volunteers of all ages.

Join one of our subcommittees to help advance initiatives in RRC Programming, Teen Programming, or Pedestrian Safety. Volunteers will work with committee chairs to plan and implement activities and programs.

Join our team to provide immediate aid to people living in war zones and recently liberated areas in Ukraine. Volunteers will help support vulnerable populations, including families with many children, the elderly, and people with disabilities.

Assist with essential farm tasks such as weeding, composting, and digging to support the farm's educational and food production efforts. No special skills or experience are needed, and volunteers are trained on-site.

Join a group to assist with farm operations and help grow fresh, sustainable vegetables. Groups participate in a 3-hour session and receive an orientation and farm tour.

Participate in harvesting, washing, and packing farm-fresh produce. Volunteers are required to commit to 5 Fridays (not consecutive) and must be at least 16 years old.

Assist in the water testing for clarity, temperature, dissolved oxygen, bacteria, and nutrients at Crystal Lake. Volunteers will help collect data and contribute to the long-term monitoring of the lake's water quality.

Participate in BioBlitz events to help document and raise awareness about the diversity of species in Crystal Lake. Volunteers will assist in identifying species and educating the public about local biodiversity.

Support the organization of fishing clinics by helping set up equipment, assisting participants, and ensuring a smooth operation of the event. Volunteers will also learn the basics of fishing to help educate attendees.

Support the operational aspects of Global Emergency Care, including fundraising and nonprofit management tasks. Volunteers will help with administrative duties and strategic planning.

Help water, weed, or plant the pollinator garden at Cold Spring Park. Volunteers are needed to maintain the garden and ensure its health and beauty.

Assist with leafleting and putting up posters to promote events and activities at Cold Spring Park. Volunteers will help spread the word about the park's offerings.

Join the BSLC community as a mentor or teacher to help guide teens in their educational journey. Volunteers are encouraged to share their time, skills, and experiences to foster a supportive learning environment.

Help BSLC spread its message and reach a wider audience by managing and promoting its social media presence. Volunteers will assist with creating content and engaging with the community online.

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.