Community leaders and business professionals participate in interviews to help EforAll decide which applicants will be a good fit for the Accelerator Program. Interviewers and staff will meet with applicants for 30 minutes each to ask questions and provide feedback to the applicant. Interviewers can commit to a 2 hour time block or more if…
Assist in the Lounge to ensure a safe environment for our healing programs to take place. All Volunteers must be 21+ and able to pass a Background Check.
Help make telephone calls and check on our Hero’s. Studies have shown that Veterans who have no one to check on them are more likely to be seen often in the Emergency Room and could suffer from mental health issues because they are lonely.
One way that we are able to ensure fairness and balance among Pitch Contest and Accelerator applicants is by having individuals volunteer their time to review and score applications from entrepreneurs. Constructive feedback to early-stage entrepreneurs is critical to their growth and overall success. This is done remotely, time commitment is flexible, and offered several…
In conjunction with the Accelerator Curriculum, entrepreneurs may need guided help with specific topics. This can be done through one-on-one or small group sessions with a specialist that is available for “office hours.”
Specialists are highly knowledgeable in a particular field and lead a workshop-style session in the Accelerator Program guided by EforAll’s curriculum. Sessions are conducted on site with the Accelerator Cohort and EforAll staff and are between 1-2 hours.
Accelerator Mentors come from a variety of backgrounds and use their business and leadership experience to guide new entrepreneurs through the process of turning their idea into a growing business. Mentors work in teams of three and are matched with an entrepreneur based on schedule availability and desire to work together. The team meets virtually…
The Council on Aging Committee meets on the second Wednesday of the month at 9:00am at the Mashpee Senior Center.
Discovering Justice is looking for volunteers from the legal, educational and advocacy communities to become guest speakers at one of our weekly sessions. Guest Speakers will give a short presentation on their area of expertise, and answer student questions about that week’s topic in a small group format.
Engage with K-8 students and support their learning about the justice system through a mock trial in a Federal courtroom. Volunteers provide students with opportunities to practice democracy and vital skills in building and presenting arguments.