Board Member for

Agassiz Village Founded by Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. Burroughs
ChildrenLife SkillsPoverty
71 Agassiz Camp Rd, Poland, ME 04274

Agassiz Village is looking for our next great board members. If you want to make an impact on a life of a child and are interested in board service please contact Lisa Carter, Executive Director, at [email protected] eight decades, we have provided a safe, healthy and nurturing environment during the summer for Boston-area youth to embark on a life-changing experience and take with them our values of responsibility, self-confidence, service to others and a commitment to learning.Our Programs Include: Summer camp: Traditional Overnight Camp, ages 8-12; Teen Advancement Program (TAP), ages 13-15; and Internship for Staff Training, Education and Placement (INSTEP) for 15-17 year olds seeking hands-on leadership skills development and potential future employment.Could be a good fit for a candidate with the following skills: Human Resources, Education, Marketing / Social Media, Accounting / Auditing, Real Estate / Facilities/, and FundraisingOur ideal candidate is passionate about Agassiz Village's mission to prepare youth for life’s journey by providing an enriching and educational summer camp opportunity that is transformative and impacts a child's entire future. He/she believes children are our future and are willing to invest their time and money to continue working to transformed the lives of at-risk children whose families could never have afforded to send them to camp. Our ideal candidate should be able to introduce Agassiz to individuals and corporations that can support our mission.
  • Ongoing
  • 55+ , Adults
  • Individuals
  • Virtual , In Person
  • Anytime

Board of Directors - New members needed for

Robbins Children's Programs
Children
803 N Main St, Attleboro, MA 02703

The mission of Robbins Children's Programs (RCP) is to provide quality, affordable child care to families in the greater Attleboro area. The agency is committed to creating an environment where children develop age appropriate intellectual, social, physical and emotional skills and to assist families in increasing the tools to help their children learn and grow into healthy, happy, successful members of our community. Robbins Children's Programs strives to provide the highest quality and most comprehensive child care program attainable, achieved by meeting and exceeding state licensing standards, as well as accreditation standards set by national organizations. Our vision is to be a premier child care organization that enriches the entire community by providing education and nurturance while supporting the success of children and families; be a leader in educational programming to enhance children's growth and development in a safe and caring environment rich in experiences and human interaction; develop lifelong relationships, create family solutions, and enhance the quality of life for our families and the community; unify our programs into a dynamic "green" child care facility designed to honor the needs of children, families, and staff while respecting the environment in which we live.Established in 1972, Robbins Children's Programs, Inc. is 501 (c) 3 non-profit child care corporation governed by a Board of Directors, employing over 48 people annually and contracting with an additional 10. Two hundred and seventy or more children are enrolled in our center based location at 893 North Main Street and in our Family Child Care System, serving ages four weeks through eighth grade. RCP offers full day (6:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.), full year care and transportation to homes and schools in the Greater Attleboro area on agency vans and mini-school buses. Sliding fee scales for tuition assistance for low income working families are available. High quality child care programs include accredited QRIS Level 3 preschool classrooms, all programs aligning with Massachusetts guidelines and curriculum frameworks, and staff exceeding levels for typical education/experience in the field.Robbins Children's Programs holds contracts with the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care (EEC) for Income Eligible, Priority Populations Supportive Services and Voucher tuition assistance. Quality enhancements are achieved through competitive grants awarded by the Department of (EEC) for Universal Pre-Kindergarten and Quality Ratings and Improvement System, and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education for After School Out of School Time. Grants from the United Way of Greater Taunton/Attleboro and the Attleboro Community Development Block Grant allow additional tuition and transportation assistance for low-income working families. Grants through Sensata Technologies also our school age children hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) learning opportunities that we would otherwise be able to share with the children. RCP also holds contracts with Rhode Island Department of Human Services for tuition assistance the Child and Adult Care Food Program for nutritious meals and snacks.    Center-based child care programs include;
  • Preschool Programs, capacity of 145. Children from 2.9 years through Kindergarten age attend classrooms at 803 North Main Street. Kindergarteners may attend before and after public school sessions, and full days during public school vacations/ holidays. Preschool programs accommodate preschoolers who have not yet completed their toilet learning (a unique program in this area.).
  • School Age Programs, capacity of 96. Children in full day kindergarten through eighth grade attend classrooms located at 803 North Main Street, enrolling in before and/or after school sessions, and full days during school vacations and holidays.
  • Family Child Care System currently has eight licensed home care providers caring for up to 35 children. Our full time Family Child Care Home Visitor supervises and lends support for our youngest children and their educators.
Consistent, inviting and safe care reduces stress for parents of young children. Quality is evidenced by accreditation of preschool classrooms by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and competitive grant funding for Universal Pre-Kindergarten (awarded for quality curriculum and education levels of staff.) All programs, from Family Child Care to Preschool to School Age, participate in MA Department of Early Education and Care’s Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS); a tool used to continually assess, identify and improve child care across a multitude of requirements, and have received competitive grant funding. Children stay enrolled in programs longer, for reasons including greater parent satisfaction, stable parent employment, greater access to tuition assistance, and/or more parents enrolling children without a need for tuition subsidy.On October 31, 2011, Robbins Children’s Programs (at that time Markman Children’s Programs) realized a forty-year dream as our new facility at 803 North Main Street opened, allowing a capacity increase for quality child care of greater than 20%. On November 21, 2011 all remaining classrooms at 95 Pine Street relocated to renovated classrooms at 505 North Main Street. In 2013, capacity was increased by another 10% and we now use all available space at Murray Church as well as at the new facility. On December 31, 2014, MCP was awarded $1,000,000 from the Early Education and Out of School Time Capital Fund Grant toward construction of Phase II, completed in October of 2015.
    , Project-based
  • Ongoing , Recurring
  • 55+ , Adults
  • Individuals
  • Virtual , Writing
  • Anytime

Disaster Action Team for

The American Red Cross of Massachusetts
Disaster ReliefHealth
101 Station Landing #510, Medford, MA 02155

Help provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter, and clothing. This is also the entry-level position with further training and experience will allow the volunteer to be deployed to National Disasters.
  • Ongoing
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • Other
  • Anytime

Disaster Health Services Team Member for

The American Red Cross of Massachusetts
Disaster ReliefHealth
101 Station Landing #510, Medford, MA 02155

Our Disaster Health Services team supports clients who have been affected by a disaster by giving health services support including assisting with replacing medicine or other medical needs. This includes giving clients referrals to other agencies that can help in their recovery. Help us with this critical need.
  • One-time
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • Other
  • Anytime

Distribute Food at the east end House Food Pantry

East End House (EEH)
ChildrenEducationHealthHunger
105 Spring St, Cambridge, MA 02141

Due to the COVID-19 public health crisis, there has been an increase in individuals and families visiting the food pantry and a higher than normal need for volunteers to support. This volunteer opportunity is open to the community and any individual with a Boston Cares account and who follows our safety requirements may sign up. Having attended a Boston Cares orientation is not required. Please e-mail [email protected] if you have questions.
Volunteers set up/clean up the pantry space, help receive weekly produce donations, and assist clients as they choose their own groceries from our available fresh produce and shelf-stable foods. After pantry is over, volunteers also help set-up grocery bags for senior citizens or families in the EEH, depending on the day. People skills are a must for this opportunity! Our distribution is also an ideal time to employ or practice language skills - particularly Haitian Creole, Portuguese, and Spanish. Volunteers should be able to comfortably lift a minimum of 20 lbs, though we are happy to make reasonable accommodations.
  • T-accessible: (Red Line to Kendall/MIT), Green Line (Lechemere)
  • Metered Street Parking

  • One-time
  • Teens , Adults
  • Individuals , Groups (2-10) , Corporate Teams
  • Delivery
  • Weekdays

Distribution Helpers for

Dwelling House of Hope
HealthLife SkillsPoverty
125 Mt Hope St, Lowell, MA 01854

Help with food distribution on Saturday mornings. Volunteers will be working directly with our clients, assisting them with food selection. The ability to speak a second language is helpful, but not required.

  • One-time , Recurring
  • Adults
  • Individuals , Groups (2-10) , Corporate Teams
  • In Person , Indoor
  • Weekends

Donate Blood for

The American Red Cross of Massachusetts
Disaster ReliefHealth
101 Station Landing #510, Medford, MA 02155

We at the American Red Cross of Massachusetts encourage citizens who are healthy and feeling well to make an appointment to donate as soon as possible by visiting RedCrossBlood.org or calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) to schedule an appointment. All our donor centers are open across the state and local drives in Eastern MA are still being scheduled.
  • One-time
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • Other
  • Anytime

Duty Officer for

The American Red Cross of Massachusetts
Disaster ReliefHealth
101 Station Landing #510, Medford, MA 02155

Ensures timely activation and monitoring of local and regional responses. Works with on-scene leadership to support the response and provide technical guidance. Excellent communication skills necessary

  • Ongoing
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • Other
  • Anytime

Food Donations Manager for

Dwelling House of Hope
HealthLife SkillsPoverty
125 Mt Hope St, Lowell, MA 01854

Help manage receiving and storage of food donations. We are looking for a conscientious person who can work with little or no supervision and will be responsible to ensure that food donations are handled and stored in an appropriate manner. The manager will oversee other volunteers and must be able to lift boxes weighing around 20 lbs.
Please Call

  • One-time , Recurring
  • Adults
  • Individuals , Groups (2-10) , Corporate Teams
  • Food Packing , Indoor
  • Weekdays , Weekends

Food Pantry for

The American Red Cross of Massachusetts
Disaster ReliefHealth
101 Station Landing #510, Medford, MA 02155

The food pantry is a critical resource for so many people, especially at times like this. We have increased our sanitation and social distancing protocol to continue to keep our workforce and our clients safe while we continue to provide this critical service to our neighbors in need. Stocking up and getting ready to potentially self-quarantine is not a feasible option for many of the folks that we serve. Many do not have a clear path to their next meal let alone food for two weeks.
  • Adults
  • Individuals , Groups (2-10) , Groups (10+) , Corporate Teams , Families
  • In Person
  • Anytime

Friday Night Grab and Go food deliveries for

South Boston Neighborhood House (The Ollie)
ChildrenEducationLife SkillsSenior Services
136 H St, Boston, MA 02127

We are looking for volunteer drivers for our Friday Night Grab and Go food deliveries
  • All volunteers will be given gloves and asked to supply their own mask or face covering
  • Bags will be packed inside the building – volunteers will not be allowed inside the building (for everyone’s safety)
  • Volunteers should meet in the parking lot behind our building - @ 136 H Street, South Boston
  • Volunteers should arrive @ 4:00p.m.
  • Bags will be brought out to you with contact phone numbers and addresses
  • You are asked to call each home before you deliver AND leave for individuals – with minimal human contact
  • Email [email protected] to sign up to volunteer
  • One-time , Recurring
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • In Person
  • Evenings

Full Time Infant Lead Exeter for

Great Bay Kids' Company
ChildrenEducation
81 new hampshire ave portsmouth, NH 03801-2864

We are now hiring a full-time infant lead Exeter. This job offers excellent benefits, paid time off, retirement savings, discounted childcare, and an amazing team. Please forward your resume to [email protected]
  • Ongoing
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • In Person , Indoor
  • Weekdays

Full Time Lead Teachers Pease for

Great Bay Kids' Company
ChildrenEducation
81 new hampshire ave portsmouth, NH 03801-2864

We are now hiring a full-time lead teacher pease. This job offers excellent benefits, paid time off, retirement savings, discounted childcare, an amazing team, and a nonprofit. Please forward your resume to [email protected]
  • Ongoing
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • In Person
  • Weekdays

Help with free food distribution to Boston Public Schools children

YMCA of Greater Boston
ChildrenEducationHealthPovertySocial Justice & Equality
316 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115

The YMCA of Greater Boston is providing free breakfast and lunch to all children 18 and under around the city during school closures due to COVID-19. Volunteers are needed to support food distribution at each of these sites between 8:00 am-12:00 pm Monday - Friday. The YMCA is  collectively taking all advised precautions to protect volunteers and community members, and we ask all volunteers to do the same.  If you are feeling ill, or if you have had a fever or symptoms in the past 24 hours, please do not volunteer.  If you knowingly have been exposed to COVID-19, please do not volunteer.  All volunteer opportunities will be organized to meet social distancing recommendations, hand sanitizer will be provided, and interaction with residents will be minimized.  Click a location below to be taken to a page to sign up for a shift. Dorchester YMCA - 776, Washington St, DorchesterCharlestown YMCA - 150 3rd Ave., CharlestownBremen Street YMCA - 215 Bremen Street, East BostonEast Boston YMCA - 54 Ashley Street, East BostonEgleston YMCA - 3134 Washington Street, RoxburyHuntington Avenue YMCA - 316 Huntington Ave, BostonHyde Park YMCA - 1137 River Street, Hyde ParkOak Square YMCA - 615 Washington Street, BrightonParkway YMCA - 1972 Centre Street, West RoxburyRoxbury YMCA - 285 Martin Luther King Blvd, RoxburyWang YMCA - 8 Oak Street West, BostonWashington Beech - 4560 Washington Street, Roslindale

  • Ongoing
  • Adults
  • Individuals , Corporate Teams
  • In Person
  • Weekdays

HOW YOU CAN HELP DURING COVID-19 for

YWCA Southeastern Massachusetts
ChildrenHealthLife SkillsSocial Justice & Equality
20 S 6th St, New Bedford, MA 02740

YWCA Southeastern Massachusetts remains steadfast in our commitment to provide services to our residents and families in need. We have taken steps to practice social distancing such as operating our administrative offices remotely, but the fact remains that as a human service organization there are still clients in our community that need our support. Program staff are available by email and phone and are contacting our program participants to provide support and assess their ongoing needs.
The two YWCA programs that have experienced the greatest impact from this public health crisis are our YWkids School Age Program and our Residential Services Program, which houses sixteen women.
Even though our world seems to be filled with unknowns, as an organization we are rising to the challenge of adapting our programs and services to continue supporting women and families in our community.
If you are in a position to help YWCA Southeastern MA during the COVID-19 public health crisis, here are three ideas:
  1. Donate gift cards in $25 increments by mail to YWCA Southeastern MA, 20 South Sixth St., New Bedford, MA 02740
  2. Choose YWCA Southeastern MA when shopping on Amazon Smiles! Visit smile.amazon.com
  3. Choose COVID-19 Relief when making a donation on our website
While this global pandemic will likely change the trajectory of how we treat illness, our communities will recover, and we will emerge stronger and better prepared for future challenges. Thank you!
  • Recurring
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • In Person
  • Weekdays

Making a difference for

Mass Mentoring Partnership
Education
75 Kneeland St 11th Floor, Boston, MA 02111

We are still looking for a few more AmeriCorps Ambassadors of Mentoring for the 2020-21 service year. One opening is at Girls Inc. in Lynn.
  • Ongoing
  • Individuals
  • In Person
  • Anytime

Prepare Meals at the Friday Night Supper Program

Friday Night Supper Program (FNSP)
Hunger
351 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116

Volunteers are needed each week to help prepare 130 meals for those in need of a hot, nutritious meal, made from whole foods. Volunteers will work under the direction of the Friday Night Supper Program kitchen manager. Volunteers can expect to help with tasks such as chopping vegetables, making soup, preparing casseroles, baking cakes, and more.
Please note: Volunteers should be prepared to stand for long periods, use kitchen knives, stand near a hot stove and are required to wear closed toe shoes, comfortable clothing.


  • One-time
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • Other
  • Evenings

Recovery Team Member: Fiscal Review for

The American Red Cross of Massachusetts
Disaster ReliefHealth
101 Station Landing #510, Medford, MA 02155

Our Fiscal Review team focuses on checking through our casework to ensure all fiscal metrics are met and our casework meets the national standards.

  • Ongoing
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • Virtual , Research
  • Anytime

Recovery Team Member: Follow-Up Caseworker for

The American Red Cross of Massachusetts
Disaster ReliefHealth
101 Station Landing #510, Medford, MA 02155

Our Recovery Team Members work with clients who have been affected by a disaster (including home fires) to ensure they have a recovery plan and their needs are met. Our teams follow-up with clients regularly as needed to ensure they feel supported and have a path forward.
    , Project-based
  • Ongoing
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • In Person
  • Anytime

Seeking Meal Delivery Drivers for

Springwell
Senior Services
307 Waverley Oaks Rd #205, Waltham, MA 02452

Due to the unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Springwell is working diligently to continue to provide services to our senior community. At this time, Springwell is seeking volunteers who are willing to provide home delivery of meals.* Springwell is an essential part of the social safety net for thousands of older adults each year, and we are continuing to provide the services that are helping them stay safe and in their homes during this challenging time. We especially need volunteers who can work in the towns of Belmont, Brookline, Newton, Watertown, and Waltham. If you are:
  • interested in receiving web based training and support to help us reach vulnerable seniors with critical in-home meals;
  • have a reliable car, a current driver’s license, and a clean driving record;
  • are able to lift up to 25 lbs;
  • have knowledge of the geographic area or the ability to navigate using gps;
  • are available between 10 am – 1 pm on at least one weekday for multiple weeks;
  • are successfully able to meet the regulatory pre-requisites for the position; and
  • are able to provide these services, consistent with guidance we receive from the CDC, WHO and other governmental agencies, recognizing you may come into contact with high-risk members of our community and others.
*Note: These positions are temporary and on a volunteer basis, without compensation or benefits. These positions are considered “essential” and are exempt from the recent “stay at home” order from the governor. Please contact us! Email [email protected] to start the process; or go online and apply to volunteer at www.springwell.com/volunteer
  • Ongoing , Recurring
  • Adults
  • Individuals , Families
  • In Person
  • Weekdays

Stock Donations at the east end House Food Pantry

East End House (EEH)
ChildrenEducationHealthHunger
105 Spring St, Cambridge, MA 02141

Due to the COVID-19 public health crisis, there has been an increase in individuals and families visiting the food pantry and a higher than normal need for volunteers to support. This volunteer opportunity is open to the community and any individual with a Boston Cares account and who follows our safety requirements may sign up. Having attended a Boston Cares orientation is not required. Please e-mail [email protected] if you have questions.
Volunteers will help receive food donations from the Greater Boston Food Bank and food rescues and restock the shelves at the East End House Food Pantry. This is an active project! Volunteers should be able to comfortably lift 30-50 lbs.


  • One-time
  • Teens , Adults
  • Individuals , Groups (2-10)
  • Food Packing
  • Weekdays

Support our ongoing fundraisers for

Nurture & Nature Children's Center
ChildrenEducationEnvironmentLife Skills
171 Exeter Rd #8, Newfields, NH 03856

Box tops - Clip box tops from hundreds of your favorite products! Each box top is worth 10 cents to Nurture and Nature! Click on the logo for a complete list.AmazonSmile - You already buy everything from Amazon, using AmazonSmile and choosing Childhood Quality Matters gives a small percentage to the center!Mabel's Labels - Click on the Logo to support our center through Mabel's Labels, a rugged, waterproof, customizable label that can be used almost anywhere!
  • Ongoing
  • Teens , 55+ , Adults
  • Individuals , Groups (2-10) , Groups (10+) , Corporate Teams , Families
  • Virtual
  • None
  • Anytime

Volunteer for

Watertown Boys & Girls Club
ChildrenEducationLife Skills
25 Whites Ave, Watertown, MA 02472

Help the Watertown Boys and Girls Club get back on our feet after COVID-19 crisis! We are an organization that relies on a very supportive community to allow us to provide services to those that need us most. Opportunities are available now!
    , Project-based
  • Ongoing , Recurring
  • 55+ , Adults
  • Individuals
  • Virtual , Writing
  • Anytime

Volunteers still needed to help for

Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB)
HealthHungerPoverty
70 S Bay Ave, Boston, MA 02118

We value the health of our community and are following guidelines provided by the CDC, state and local public health officials.We ask that individuals who aren’t feeling well (especially if you have a fever or cough), has been in contact with someone who is sick, or that has been to countries on the CDC watch list (or are close to someone who has) not to sign-up for a volunteer shift at this time.To ensure the safety of volunteers and our front-line staff we’ve instituted the following changes to our volunteer program:
  • Our group and Families for Impact volunteering opportunities are temporarily suspended (please check back in a few weeks for information about these programs).
  • Volunteer shifts will be limited to groups of 10 individuals per shift
  • We will provide volunteers with disposable gloves
  • Volunteer tasks will focus on high need/critical projects like our CSFP and Brown Bag boxes for seniors and our food sorting projects
  • Volunteers will be asked to sanitize their hands upon entering the building.

Volunteer Shifts

Tuesday and Wednesday 9 am-12 pm and 1 pm-4 pmThursday 9 am-12 pm and 1:30 pm-4pm
  • Recurring
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • In Person
  • Weekdays