The California Trail Center seeks volunteers to demonstrate traditional Great Basin Indian lifeways, both indoors and outdoors. Examples include Indian beadwork, traditional Native foods, and basket making.
The education program at the Trail Center is wide and varied. Some volunteer educators teach students about pioneers and the California Trail. Others utilize our 40 acre site to focus on outdoor environmental education programs, and teach students about Great Basin biology and geology.
Conveniently located in Downtown Lowell, we are an active, volunteer-driven organization. Opportunities include mentoring, radio reading, and youth program assistance.
To achieve our goal, we need people like you to get involved and take action—people who are passionate about protecting the natural beauty of Massachusetts, living a more sustainable lifestyle, and educating the next generation of environmental stewards to do the same.
Assist with Special Events and Fundraising.
At JRI, volunteers are an integral part of the team and we work hard to ensure that your time is spent in a way that best utilizes your talent and meets your expectations. We have many available volunteer opportunities. JRI provides services to a diverse group of clients over a wide geographical location. Whether you…
YAH host multiple special events throughout the year. For each of these, we usually have a need for volunteers to assist with setup and cleanup. We also have an information table set up at events that needs to be staffed. And a variety of odd-jobs that sometimes takes less than an hour to complete, but…
As a local chapter leader, you will enjoy the satisfaction that comes from leading the charge and making a difference in your own community.
We are seeking talented, passionate people who can help us grow our programs and our presence across Massachusetts.
Hospice volunteers are a unique gift to the hospice and to the patients. Volunteers commit to holding the hand of a patient when they are alone, laughing with patients and loved ones during moments of reminiscence and providing a shoulder to cry on when caregivers need support or patients need a friend.