Help the Traveling Science Workshop program prepare materials for children to use in our workshops! Hands-on learning is at the heart of each workshop we share, and a lot of time goes into the preparation of materials. Volunteer and learn about some of these fun projects while you cut, fold, sort, and count. We encourage…
We need volunteers to greet visitors to at the Edgell Memorial Library, Saturdays from 1-4pm. Minimal training necessary.
Join our team of 100+ volunteers and receive a FREE House tour ticket as well as an exclusive invite to a volunteer thank you party.
The General Resource File is a collection of research materials of all Framingham topics A-Z. The goal of this project is to make this wealth of information accessible to all researchers through digitization. Under the direction of the FHC Curator, the volunteer will scan topical folders, read materials and build a searchable index. This is…
Volunteers will be called upon to help the FHC staff stuff envelopes for the membership mailings in March, the House Tour mailings in April, Annual Appeal in November, occasional postcard mailings, and other additional mailings.
A group of local Framingham advocates and community members focused on increasing awareness, prevention and compassion surrounding the opioid epidemic. Areas of interest include: Joining a subcommittee, becoming a board member, organizing an event, or displaying Framingham FORCE cards in your business/school/office.
A hands on opportunity for an active role in running a library program that also serves the academic community of Framingham. Meet on a monthly basis with students representing each of the middle and high schools. Plan and run fun town-wide academic events (spelling and geography bees, fundraising fashion shows, essay contests, etc.) Being a…
The Framingham History Center (FHC) Third Grade Program began in 1975 as a free field trip for all Framingham Public School third graders. Today this program supports 800 students and has grown into an interactive curriculum-based experience.
A committee of volunteers who love to bake and would like to lend their services for the Center’s monthly programs and events, which normally fall on Sunday afternoons.
Held in conjunction with the Friends booksale. Literacy is also looking for volunteers to serve on the Advisory Board, to help in the office, and to help with new student registration.