Do you love using Facebook, Twitter and other social media? Would you like to use your knowledge to help veterans? Becoming one of our cyber deputies might just be your perfect opportunity! Flexible hours and the ability to work from home or on your phone make this job a great fit for any modern marketer.
If you have a Massachusetts State license and are interested in driving local veterans to their doctor appointments, please contact us. Our residents will be very appreciative.
Do you have a skill that you would like to share? If you have teaching experience, we would love for you to come teach your skill to our residents.
Do you love animals but would prefer helping them by working behind the scenes? Do you enjoy working in a fun, fast paced environment? Our Animal Care and Adoption Centers and our Administrative Offices are often in need of administrative support from the volunteer department. Previous customer service experience and the ability to multi-task is…
This is the ultimate hands-on experience. Take one of our kitties home for a much-needed break from the shelter, or perhaps to recover from surgery or an illness, or maybe take home a litter of kittens needing some time to grow big enough for spay/neuter. MRFRS will provide training, supplies, advice, and medical care as…
Membership in the cadre of Alice’s House Volunteers is open to any and all who feel they can contribute to the growth of our Mission. We are currently looking to fill vacancies in the following areas: event follow-up, landscaping, mail list management, fundraiser committee, and more.
From landscape architects, to event hosts, to office interns, to Board members — volunteering in these capacities leverages and extends the potential impact of a small organization
Do you like to garden, or give garden tours? Would you like to donate your public relations or computer skills? Could you answer phones, or assist with some shopping? These are just a few of the tasks that would support our mission. We currently have a variety of opportunities that are needed.
To learn and apply their outdoor leadership skills at programs, assisting our trained program staff in providing positive encouragement and physical support, as needed, to participants with physical, cognitive, and other disabilities, as they cycle, kayak, canoe, hike, camp, snowshoe, cross-country ski, ice skate, and more.
Help our feral kitties out by taking a shift as a feral feeder once or twice a week. Please inquire about current needs.