| Our mission | We offer structured coaching, material goods, and community connections to support parents as they activate their natural strengths and expand their knowledge, so children thrive from the start. |
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Room to Grow
| Ways to help | Corporate GroupsWe welcome corporate groups throughout the year to help organize and prepare our inventory. Volunteering with your co-workers can be a great team bonding experience. Groups can be scheduled Tuesday through Saturday.Weekly Inventory Sorting OpportunitiesThe boutique look of our space is an important aspect of our program and we are always in need of reliable volunteers to help us maintain our warm and inviting space. Volunteers help organize and prepare our inventory of infant and toddler clothing, toys, books and equipment while keeping our space organized and welcoming. This is a great opportunity for college students, retirees or stay-at-home parents. A minimum of two hours per visit is required.Young Professionals CouncilJoin the Young Professionals Council. The YPC is a group of active, young professionals looking to make a difference. They meet once a month and host two fundraising events a year.Organize a Collection DriveWe welcome in-kind collection drives year-round. Organize a collection drive at your place of business, child's school or other affiliation. It is easy and rewarding! |
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| How you help | Volunteer support is critical to our success and we strive to provide volunteers with meaningful and fulfilling experiences. |
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| About us | Room to Grow’s innovative program takes a two-generation, preventative, and strengths-based approach to providing comprehensive services for low-income families in Boston. Over the course of the first three years of their child’s development, families visit Room to Grow every three months to meet with their clinician. Through our individualized and holistic preventative approach, Room to Grow aims to help parents build enriching home environments to increase the probability that their children will later enter school ready to learn and continue on to meet their full potential in education, health, work, and citizenship. |
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