Assist in organizing and collecting food donations at local schools and community centers. Volunteers will help sort and distribute collected items to those in need.

Join Dot Art as a volunteer to assist in workshops, events, and behind-the-scenes activities. This role is perfect for those passionate about art and community engagement, offering a chance to make new friends and learn new skills.

Support initiatives to bridge the digital divide by helping underserved communities gain access to broadband and technology. Volunteers will assist in technology distribution and training sessions.

Assist in organizing health and fitness events to promote equal access to healthcare and fitness resources in underserved communities. Volunteers will help in event planning, coordination, and community outreach.

Join BAMS Fest's year-round programs to support various events and initiatives that empower Black artists and foster community engagement.

Volunteers are needed to greet guests at local events, distribute meals to local artists, and help pack bags for guests. Your time and support are cherished by the organization.

A general volunteer supports GGG operationally during programming workshops or milestone events. They may help set up events, run activities, lead workshops, chaperone field trips, and provide feedback to entrepreneurs.

A GGG Advisor is a volunteer who will be paired with a GGG entrepreneur during the 6-week summer incubator. Advisors will guide entrepreneurs in building viable solutions to their identified problems and serve as a network to the GGG summer mentors.

Join our mission to uplift fathers and families. Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting our programs and making a positive impact in the community.

Record and produce video content for events and workshops, contributing to the organization's storytelling and outreach efforts. Responsibilities include filming, editing, and producing video content.

Assist in organizing and executing community events, helping to create a welcoming environment for participants. Responsibilities include event setup, participant registration, and providing general support during events.

Capture moments and activities during events and workshops to help document and promote the organization's work. Responsibilities include taking high-quality photos and editing them for use in promotional materials.

Manage and create content for the organization's social media platforms to engage the community and raise awareness about events and initiatives. Responsibilities include creating posts, responding to inquiries, and tracking engagement metrics.

This position involves reaching out to different schools to get involved. You would be creating connections with schools in the Boston Area and establishing partnerships with donors and schools.

This position involves working in classrooms and teaching kids about farming. It is a 4-week commitment of conducting lessons, talking to the kids, and assisting with travel for a field trip to Boston Microgreens.

Help manage the organization's website and social media platforms.

This position involves raising money to make lessons possible. Your work will include fundraising event coordination, collaboration with donors, and writing and applying to grants.

Volunteers are needed to support programming, classes, and events at the Menino Arts Center. Opportunities include organizing events, assisting with office tasks, writing grants, and more. Volunteers can design their own roles based on their interests and availability.

Interns and volunteers can work with Community Arts Advocates as all-around contributors to programs or create projects that fit their interests, such as creating an artist series or working on advocacy issues. Responsibilities include marketing, publicity, fundraising, and organizing arts events.

Volunteers are needed to document street artists in the Greater Boston area. Responsibilities include capturing and editing video and photographic content for publication and promotion of street arts.

Volunteer law students or individuals interested in Free Speech issues are needed to research case law for street artists and performers. Responsibilities include entering and scanning court decisions and briefs into digital forms for internet publication.

Join PRO New England members in community service projects like updating homes for those in need. Volunteers will work on tasks such as painting, installing new fixtures, and making homes safer and more accessible.

Offer guidance and resources for caregivers of those incarcerated or reentering society by leading support group sessions. Volunteers will help caregivers navigate challenges and access resources.

Empower young people to reach their full potential by engaging them in positive activities and mentorship. Volunteers will assist in organizing and facilitating youth programs.

Fight for the rights and needs of the community by participating in advocacy efforts. Volunteers will work with stakeholders to promote policy changes and support affected families.

Connect survivors with others who understand their experiences by facilitating support group meetings. Volunteers will provide guidance and support to group members.

Support individuals transitioning back to their communities by providing resources and assistance. Volunteers will help connect individuals with necessary services and support systems.

Join OUTstandingLIFE in supporting LGBTQ+ older adults by volunteering in their online community. Volunteers will help facilitate virtual events, engage with participants, and support the organization's mission to create a connected and thriving community for LGBTQ+ seniors.

Contribute your expertise to ACCESS' community, such as teaching ESOL or computer basics. Volunteers should propose their skills or event ideas to the Executive Director.

Assist in classrooms and on field trips with responsibilities including reading with students, homework help, and chaperoning. Volunteers must be over 16, pass background checks, and attend an orientation.

Help tell ACCESS' stories by taking photos, writing short stories, and creating communication materials. Volunteers must be over 16, pass background checks, and attend an orientation.

Join us in shaping the vibrant landscape of independent gaming as a volunteer at the Boston Festival of Indie Games. Whether you’re passionate about event planning, marketing, or community engagement, we welcome individuals eager to contribute their skills and enthusiasm to our organization.

Participate in committees such as development, public relations, or systemic advocacy with an ongoing commitment to support the organization's goals.

Join the Board of Directors with an ongoing commitment, contributing ideas and energy to support the organization’s mission. Open to general members.

Assist in organizing and managing events such as an IEP clinic or advocacy auction, typically requiring a 2-hour commitment as your schedule allows.

Join the Longwood Players’ Volunteer Team to help with various tasks such as set construction and ushering. Volunteers are essential to the smooth operation of productions and events.

Support the online jazz listening sessions by assisting with technical setup and participant coordination. Volunteers will help manage the Zoom platform and ensure a seamless experience for attendees.

Volunteer tutors provide one-on-one tutoring in various subjects including English, Mathematics, Science, and more. Tutors are expected to have flexible hours, teach multiple subjects, and maintain good communication with students and the organization.

Assist at various sites including Bunker Hill Monument & Museum and Faneuil Hall by answering questions, providing information, and facilitating programs and events.

Organize and host a sock drive in your community or workplace to collect socks for individuals experiencing homelessness. Engage with local businesses, schools, and community members to maximize donations.

Perform with Boston VMA at events, collaborate with other musicians, or create your own school-based chapter anywhere in the United States to share classical music. This opportunity allows musicians to share their talent and make a lasting difference in their community.

Experienced grant writers are needed to help fund training, spay/neuter, board and train programs, and veterinary care. Responsibilities include searching for grant opportunities, writing and submitting proposals, and submitting timely and accurate reports for existing grant-funded projects.

As a Therapy Dog Handler Volunteer, you will bring canine pet therapy to facilities throughout the greater Boston area. Volunteers must ensure their dogs are comfortable in new environments, enjoy interacting with people, and can follow basic obedience commands.

Join park stewards and the MA Department of Conservation & Recreation for landscape and ecosystem management on Grape Island. Volunteers will assist in conservation efforts to maintain the island's natural beauty.

Provide administrative support to the CureNFwithJack team, including tasks such as data entry, scheduling, and communication with stakeholders.

Share the gift of art with visitors and support public lands by volunteering as an Art-in-the-Park Host on the Boston Harbor Islands. No experience necessary; materials and training provided.

Join EC Aware as a volunteer to help with various activities ranging from support to prevention. Opportunities are available in different time commitments and skill sets.

Volunteers write friendly, conversational handwritten letters to seniors around the world. Letters should be upbeat, positive, and creative, without political or religious references.

Participate in educational activities and hands-on learning about science, stewardship, nature, and sustainability on Spectacle Island. Volunteers will help facilitate activities on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Our collaborating shelters and rescues are continuously looking for fosters with experience in behavioral issues such as prey drive, resource guarding, fear-based behavior, stranger danger, and/or dog reactivity. Fosters help dogs decompress and prepare for adoption in a real home.

Organize and host a gift card drive in your community or workplace to collect gift cards for individuals experiencing homelessness. Collaborate with local businesses, schools, and community members to gather donations.

Assist with organizing and managing events to raise awareness and funds for NF research. Volunteers may help with event setup, registration, and other logistical tasks.

ARK needs professionals to provide consultations, conduct behavior evaluations, and/or provide a few sessions so that dogs with behavioral issues are behaviorally healthy for adoption and properly networked for adoption. Trainers should use positive reinforcement and fear-free techniques.

Participate in several clean-up projects throughout the year, contributing to the beautification of our local urban wild. Collaborate with groups such as Love Your Block, Boston Cares, and community service programs from Harvard and MIT.

Active duty service members volunteer with local 501c3 charities to earn eligibility for no-cost travel through the Miles for Military Flight Awards Program. This opportunity allows service members to give back to their communities while earning travel benefits.

Photographers and videographers document the March, with their work potentially used on the website and social media. Credit is given for all published work.

Stage Runners assist the Stage Manager by coordinating bands, ensuring performers are ready for their stage time.

The crew helps with setting up and breaking down tents, tables, and other items, as well as transporting materials to and from storage.

Dyke Patrol members walk alongside the March to ensure the safety of attendees using de-escalation techniques and reporting issues to organizers. Training is required for this role.

Event planning volunteers help organize fundraisers, after-parties, and other events to support the March throughout the year.

Foster parents are needed to house, feed, and care for newborn kittens, cats needing special medical attention, and homeless cats. This commitment can range from 8 to 12 weeks.

Help research grant opportunities and submit grant proposals to secure funding for the organization's endeavors.

Assist in producing a monthly newsletter by submitting articles, soliciting ideas, and coordinating production. Requires about 10 hours per month and solid computer and internet skills.

Assist in planning fundraising events to generate community awareness and finance various programs, as the organization receives no government financial support.

Volunteers are needed to pick up redeemable bottles and cans from bins around town, sort them, and bring them to the local redemption center.

Responsibilities include cleaning the shelter, exercising and socializing animals, and feeding cats and kittens. Volunteers can choose from morning and evening shifts.

Volunteers will have opportunities to write short or longer articles for the organization's publications. This role requires strong writing and editing skills.

Judges play a critical role in ensuring the competition is fair and fun for all participants. This role involves a half-day training session and attendance at the full-day tournament.

Volunteers will assist with data handling, website management, and system administration. No programming is required, but familiarity with computer applications is beneficial.

Become a volunteer and make a meaningful impact by contributing your time and talents to shape a brighter future for those in need. Volunteers will participate in various community events and support organizational activities.

Volunteers will take pictures for the organization, contributing to various projects and events. This role is ideal for those who enjoy photography.

Volunteers will assist with greeting attendees, managing refreshments, and other hospitality tasks during events. This role requires strong interpersonal skills.

Volunteers will help promote the organization and its events. Responsibilities include managing publicity and social media.

Help spread the word about Odyssey of the Mind to new schools and districts in Massachusetts by talking about the program to friends, family, and colleagues.

Join the volunteer board to take on a more involved role in planning and organizing events, overseeing operations, and ensuring the continued success of the program.

Assist with various tasks to support at-risk and homeless youth, including distributing essential items and supporting events. Volunteers will help bridge youth to additional services and opportunities.

Experienced judges with three or more years of Odyssey of the Mind judging experience can be nominated to judge at World Finals. Contact the organization for nomination consideration.

Volunteers will use layout editing software to assist with creative and artistic tasks. This role is ideal for those with a creative streak or those willing to learn layout editing software.

Volunteers are needed for 2-3 hour shifts in various positions such as the registration table, sales table, score runner, and competition doorkeeper. No training is required for these roles.

Volunteers are encouraged to work with an established rehabilitator or wildlife center to gain an understanding of the time and commitment involved in wildlife rehabilitation. This involves the treatment and care of injured, orphaned, or sick wild animals so that they can be released back to the wild.

Volunteers will work with presentation equipment and manage Zoom meetings. Responsibilities include setting up and running PCs, cameras, and speakers for presentations. Attendance at in-person meetings is required.

Volunteers will transcribe information from cemetery photos into Excel spreadsheets. Attention to detail and basic data entry skills are required.

Volunteers can support administratively, in marketing, or in programming with children. Volunteers are expected to commit to being onsite at a program for at least 3 hours to help cultivate relationships with students.

Volunteers will assist in various areas such as technology support, social media/communications, and administrative tasks during the Arts Educators Workshops or Summer Institute. Volunteers will gain free access to the events.

Work with a panel of other judges to conduct professional-style interviews with students, providing them with an opportunity for personal growth and skill development.

Collaborate with a panel of judges to listen to and evaluate students' prepared and impromptu speeches, helping them develop public speaking skills.

Volunteers assist in improving food security within the Fenway neighborhood through various community initiatives. Responsibilities may include organizing food distributions and engaging with community members.

Assist in organizing and facilitating beach events, such as the Summer Sunshine Performance Series and the Humans of Nantasket Beach photography exhibit. Volunteers will help set up, manage event logistics, and engage with the community to promote beach activities.

Assist with research, writing, planning, and communication for 5-10 hours per week. Opportunities to take on multiple roles or manage projects for 10-15 hours per week are available. For those interested in more than 15 hours, contact hr@awlci.org.

Tutor adult ESOL and medical Spanish students 1-3 times per week for 5+ hours. Facilitate interactive activities to enhance intercultural understanding and language education.

Assist with curriculum development and lesson planning for English, Literacy, and medical Spanish courses for 7+ hours per week. Focus on an interactive approach to language learning with training provided.

Join the Volunteer Maintenance Team to help keep Hall’s Pond Sanctuary in shape. Responsibilities include weeding, pruning, cleaning up, and maintaining the sanctuary. All experience levels are welcome, and gloves and tools are provided.

Volunteers are needed to assist in various roles to support the Hull Artists organization. Tasks may include helping with events, exhibitions, and general administrative support to enhance the community's art association.

Engage with the community through social media platforms to publicize events and grow the association's reach.

Contribute to the development and maintenance of the association's website, requiring experience with WordPress.

Assist in organizing networking and scientific events, helping members meet and interact with others, and facilitating career advice and collaborations.

Help with membership recruitment and account maintenance, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations of the association.

The Dedham/Lucerne Fire Department is currently accepting applications for per diem firefighters.  See the link on the side for an application and full job description. PLEASE MARK THE ENVELOPE "FD PER DIEM." Regular Schedule: Weekend shifts, Saturday and Sunday, 8am until 5pm Some weekday shifts may be available on occassion. Pay Rate: $25/Hour, based on experience.  JOB SUMMARY This is skilled firefighting work in the prevention and suppression of fires; and performs related duties as required. CLASS CHARACTERISTICS Work involves the protection of life and property through firefighting, fire prevention, and emergency medical care activities; some of which may require strenuous physical exertion under such conditions as smoke, fire, heat, and cramped quarters. Work includes direct participation and continual training in firefighting and rescue work, fire protection inspection, equipment operation, and routine maintenance of equipment apparatus and of fire stations and grounds. Work is directly supervised by a department officer and is regularly reviewed through observations, inspections of work in progress, results obtained, and work performance evaluations. SUPERVISION RECEIVED Works under direct supervision of the Full-time Firefighter and Fire Chief, as well as utilizing the appropriate chain of command. SUPERVISION EXERCISED None. EMPLOYEMENT HEALTH • Successfully pass pre-employment physical and screening. • Successfully pass periodic/annual physical and screening, (by age category). ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS • Utilizes the chain of command appropriately. • Responds to alarms of fire or other emergencies. • Operates fire apparatus as trained by departmental officer. • Lays and connects hose, directs water streams, raises and climbs ladders, uses extinguishers, bars, hooks, lines, and other equipment. • Ventilates burning buildings, removes persons from danger, and performs salvage operations. • Participates in fire drills and attends classes on fire fighting, fire prevention, rescue, medical care, equipment maintenance, and related subjects. • Administers emergency medical care and assists EMS personnel, as needed, up to their level of training. • Learns coverage area to ensure thorough knowledge of all streets, roads, and buildings. • Has knowledge and full understanding of response Standard Operating Guidelines and district assignments. • Inspects and makes repairs to dry hydrants. • Performs maintenance work on Fire Department equipment, furnishings, and structures. • Performs other duties as assigned. MARGINAL FUNCTIONS • This position is a prescheduled part-time position. • Firefighter will not always be on the regular D/L F.D. roster. • Firefighter will NOT carry a pager or will not respond when not working a scheduled shift. • Firefighter will be issued all essential gear and will be kept at the station. • May act as a Pump Operator in the absence of a Pump Operator. REQUISITE ABILITIES • Ability to learn a variety of firefighting duties, methods and techniques. • Ability to learn the use of tools and equipment used in fighting fires. • Ability to understand and follow oral and written instructions. • Ability to react quickly in emergency situations. • Able to climb ladders and work at considerable heights. • Perform limited mechanical work involved in maintaining firefighting and rescue equipment and tools. • Establish and maintain effective working relationships with other employees and the general public. • Ability to function effectively in physically demanding and sometimes adverse conditions such as heat, smoke, fire, and cramped quarters. PHYSICAL TASKS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS • Essential duties require the following physical tasks and environmental conditions: • Ability to sit, stand, walk, reach, bend, turn, twist, grasp, push, pull, carry. • Operate a computer keyboard, and lift files and reports from desk tops or file drawers. • Safely operate a motor vehicle. • Infrequent exposure to temperature fluctuations, water, sun, noise (fire alarms, sirens, power tools), vibrations, and elements (smoke, dust, soot, gases). • Must be able to life and carry 70 pounds. These functions may not be present in all positions in this class. When a position is to be filled, the essential functions will be noted in the announcement of position availability. Management reserves the right to add, modify, change or rescind work assignments as needed. | Requirements: EDUCATION, TRAIING AND/OR EXPERIENCE • Graduation from high school or its equivalent. • Ability to read, write, and speak the English language. • Graduation from an accredited basic fire academy and/or certification by the State of Maine as a Fire Fighter I-II preferred. • EMS license is encouraged. LICENSE AND/OR CERTIFICATE • American Heart Association CPR Certification. • Firefighter I-II. • EMT or higher preferred. • EVOC or equivalent. • Pumps I-II. • Individual must possess a valid Maine Driver's License at time of appointment. Revocation of license during employment may result in disciplinary action, including the possibility of termination, or reassignment. REQUISITE KNWLEDGE AND SKILL LEVELS Some knowledge of the street system and layout of the town. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Guide visitors through Charlestown's historic sites, providing insights and information about the town's history and significance.

Help maintain and organize the Society's archives and library. Volunteers will assist with cataloging and preserving historical documents and artifacts.