Twice a month drive into Boston and pick up food from the food bank and deliver/unload at Corps.
Assist with cleaning and maintenance, paint, garden, create puppet displays, etc.
Help prepare and serve lunch to the homeless and others in need.
Without volunteers we wouldn’t be able to keep the doors open. We rely heavily upon those who are willing to dedicate their time, energy and goodwill. The experience gained by volunteering to help others are rewarding in many ways.
Do you want to make our Democracy stronger? Volunteering is a way you can contribute your time towards paving the path towards U.S. citizenship for eligible immigrants.
Organize files, assist with mailings or research projects.
Do you have a unique skill you’d like to share with Pathways as able? Past examples include volunteer dance instructors, juggling teachers, musicians and more. We might not be able to plug you in right away, but we love having a list of those we can reach out to when the time is right. Please…
The magic that happens in a classroom requires a lot of back end work. If you are organized and enjoy helping with mailings, filing, data entry, we would be thrilled to have your support.
In addition to early education programs, we offer a wide variety of family support services that engage caregivers. Bring your experience as a caregiver to others who enjoy having a sounding board as they navigate raising a child.
The Counselor in Training (CIT) Program is an education program for high school Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. CITs will be assigned to support Pathways’ after school program for children ages 5-12 during the school year and summers.