The Northborough Food Pantry is run entirely by volunteers. We are currently accepting applications for volunteers interested in staffing pantry on Thursday evenings when open for clients and for special projects and stocking shelves during weekend food drives.
Volunteers pack groceries, receive food donations, stock shelves, sort food to maintain quality control and help maintain sanitary working conditions. You can also assist with clerical responsibilities such as typing and data entry, or organize and hold food drives.
NHSSN partners with over 30+ local nonprofit organizations and municipalities in reaching out to the community through a number of outreach events. These events allow NHSSN to spread the word about its programs, as well as build personal relationships with the community.
The Abby’s House shelter has been providing a safe place for women, with and without children, who find themselves homeless for over 40 years. Volunteering is a 15-hour commitment from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. (You may sleep while guests are sleeping). You will: keep an accurate, complete log of occurrences through the evening (shift);…
We have a special event each year in early November and need many volunteers for a successful effort: Scouting for Food is our largest food drive. You can volunteer to help us process the donations that day.
We are so appreciative of the community’s desire to support us in our mission. If we can’t use you as a volunteer, you are always welcome to hold food drives for us, but we ask that you contact first us so we can provide guidance about our greatest needs.
We welcome volunteers of all abilities and ages. We’ll find a job that fits your interests, from light clerical assistance to collections scholarship, and events planning to garden management.
Volunteering is one of the most enjoyable things you’ll ever do. Not to mention, one of the most fulfilling. With your unique skills and experience, you can volunteer to be a part of the Kroc team that is positively impacting lives on a daily basis.
The ALS Association Massachusetts Chapter connects people living with ALS and their families to volunteers to provide services. We also host and participate in numerous fundraising, awareness, and information-based opportunities throughout Massachusetts. These activities create a multitude of tasks where volunteers can easily assist, including administrative work and mailings, helping at various events, and more.
Would you like to become a pantry volunteer? There are many types of jobs that make the pantry run. Volunteering just a few hours of your time can make a big impact. Training is required for all new volunteers. Anyone interested in volunteering must be over the age of 18 and due to confidentiality, we…