Join us in supporting our community art events by assisting with setup, registration, and engaging with participants. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment and ensure the events run smoothly.

Caring for Children needs 10 high school student volunteers at the Wrapping Party on Sunday, December 14th, from 11:30 am to 4 pm at the Lexington High School Field House. Volunteers will greet sponsors, assist with gift bag handling, and support the check-in process with the Caring for Children Staff.

Volunteer greeters at Hancock-Clarke House and Munroe Tavern welcome visitors, answer questions, and sell admission tickets. This role allows you to share your love of Lexington and history with guests from around the world.

Assist with market operations outside of market hours, including work on food equity, sustainability, and outreach to local organizations. Bring your knowledge and passion about local food and food equity to the LFM.

Assist at the Market Manager’s tent from end of May to end of October. Tasks include greeting customers, keeping attendance, answering questions, assisting with SNAP transactions, and supporting market setup and breakdown.

Join other volunteers on Wednesday mornings to prepare Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches to be delivered to Middlesex Community College and distributed to students facing food insecurity. Volunteers are required to bring and wear their own masks and maintain social distancing according to Covid protocols.

Join other volunteers on Thursday mornings to prepare bagged lunches to be delivered to the Community Day Center of Waltham, MA. Volunteer opportunities include grocery shopping, lunch preparation, and delivering lunches to Waltham.

Participate in community stewardship projects to support biodiversity. Activities may include installing native plantings, tending existing ones, and removing invasive plants.

Assist in organizing and running the annual Native Plant Sale, one of the largest in New England. Tasks include unloading plant deliveries, sorting and pricing pots, directing traffic, and assisting customers.

Help spread the word about Grow Native Massachusetts by staffing an outreach table at community events, fairs, or festivals.

Volunteers will assist in registering conservation restrictions on Town-owned properties and participate in the annual monitoring of these properties. This role involves completing CR applications and ensuring compliance with conservation goals.

Provide tutoring services to refugees and asylum seekers to help them learn English and other subjects necessary for their integration and self-sufficiency. Volunteers will work closely with clients to improve their language skills and educational outcomes.

Serve as a mentor and support person for new volunteers, helping them engage with refugee families. Family leads provide guidance and build lasting relationships with both volunteers and clients.

Plan and execute events such as the annual dinner and other sponsored activities around Lexington. Volunteers will be involved in all aspects of event planning, staffing, and publicity to support LexRAP's mission.

Each spring and fall, the Publicity Coordinator will publicize CLC's walks and expand the organization's ability to promote these and other activities. This role involves developing and implementing marketing strategies.

Assist refugees and asylum seekers by providing transportation to appointments, classes, and other essential activities. Volunteers will help clients navigate their new environment and access necessary services.

Volunteers help in the farm store with tasks like moving produce bins, quality control, and stocking. This role involves interacting with customers and learning about farm operations.

Gleaners help harvest surplus produce to be donated to the Lexington Interfaith Food Pantry. Volunteers should be prepared for physical activity and working outdoors.

Volunteers maintain buildings, field edges, and participate in beautification projects. This role supports the non-farming activities essential to the farm's operation.

Groups work on larger projects such as building compost bins and clearing invasive species. This opportunity strengthens community bonds while improving farm infrastructure.