All Impact Areas Volunteer Opportunities

The Board of Directors is the governing entity of the organization. It meets once per month, usually on the third Wednesday at 6 p.m. Board members are expected to serve on at least one of the organization's committees, such as the finance, human resource, or program committee.

The Department of Correction offers its inmates the opportunity to take part in educational, treatment and reintegration programs. They include mental health, educational, employment, religious and substance abuse programs. Presently, the Department is seeking to secure volunteers to facilitate seeking parenting mentor volunteers to be trained to facilitate a curriculum that is designed to assist incar

The Village at Cambridge Street is looking for assistance with organization of storage closets and donations of clothing that are given to our families in need. It is a wonderful opportunity to assist others and meet wonderful people. We are also in need of light housekeeping assistance at the Shelter.

Do you like to ski or snowboard? YES is looking for snowsport enthusiasts interested in teaching urban youth, ages 7-18, to ski/snowboard. No experience necessary. The second component to volunteering is Shop time. Shop time is once a week for three hours. Here volunteers fit youth with equipment in our ski shop. It's a great chance to interact with youth before you get them out on the slopes.

Children and Mentor Partnerships (CAMP) Program is recruiting volunteer mentors. CAMP will match adult mentors to children of incarcerated parents, provide training and support for qualified adult mentors, and provide the necessary resources for a mentor to help a child succeed in school and in life. There are at- risk children between the ages of 4 and 14 who need caring, committed adults to inspire

The Massachusetts Department of Correction provides opportunities for participation in effective programming to promote the successful re-entry of offenders back into communities. The Department is committed to providing offenders with Limited English Proficiency meaningful access to the available programs and services. Presently seventeen percent of the offender population reports a primary language o

TV production in front and behind the camera. Talent for on screen talent, creating sets, music, editing, grant writing, fundraising, this is TV by for and off the people. Create your own show. Hands on Training for all ages.

Horizons for Homeless Children is looking for energetic and fun loving adults to play and interact with children living in homeless shelters in Plymouth County including Kingston, Marshfield, Norwell and Weymouth. All you need is 2 hours per week, same day and same time. Daytime, afternoon and evening shifts are available.

Horizons for Homeless Children provides quality play experiences for young children without homes. We are in need of your help to spread the word about our need for new volunteers to play with these children for 2 hours a week. You can help by posting flyers in your local community or calling local businesses on our behalf. With over 100,000 children who will be homeless this year in MA alone, we ne

Horizons for Homeless Children is dedicated to providing quality play experiences for children living in homeless shelters. You can help us spread the word about our need for new volunteers by posting flyers around your home town or by calling local businesses on our behalf. With over 100,000 children homeless in MA this year alone, we truly need your help!

The Massachusetts Department of Correction (DOC) is seeking to expand its successful volunteer facilitated, evidence-based, cognitive skill workshop program. Over the past 24 months 20+ volunteers have facilitated 2hr/2session workshops with over 2000 offenders earning completion certificates. The Department is interested to recruit and train additional volunteers to meet the increasing demand for the

Candidate Profile demonstrated interest or experience in serving refugee, asylee and immigrant populations Task Assignments assist clients in obtaining credentials needed for employment, develop career plans, help clients find access to higher education or job training, locate employment opening through extensive contact with employers, work closely with local businesses and industries to facilitate t

Candidate Profile demonstrated interest or experience in serving refugee, asylee and immigrant populations Task Assignments assist clients in obtaining credentials needed for employment, develop career plans, help clients find access to higher education or job training, locate employment opening through extensive contact with employers, work closely with local businesses and industries to facilitate t

ESC of New England is a 501(c)3 charitable nonprofit dedicated to providing high-quality, affordable management consulting and capacity building services to enable nonprofits to operate more effectively to meet the needs of their constituencies. We accomplish our mission through a very talented group of more than 100 current and former senior-level executives and professionals who volunteer their serv

Participate in a mock interview with youth as they practice skills. Provide constructive feedback on appearance, body language, clarity of answers, etc.

We offer a wide array of ongoing courses, workshops and seminars for youth, ages 10-19. If you are an artist, a financial expect, an entrepreneur, in a profession our youth might like to investigate, we have a place for you for one day or an ongoing opportunity.

NOAH needs assistance with its posting, tweeting and blogging! If you are social media savvy, and looking to donate some time for a great cause, please volunteer a few hours a week to help us stay 'connected'.

Help decorate the Frances Perkins Home for the holidays, or donate household goods and personal items for mothers and children up to age 13. Call Susan Daly at 508-752-5438.

DO YOU ENJOY HELPING YOUTH DISCOVER THEIR POTENTIAL AND REACH THEIR GOALS? HOPE is starting an exciting new after school program on site at Gardner Middle School to provide 6th grade students with academic assistance and group socialization opportunities. The program will operate on Wednesdays from 2:30 p.m.-5:00 p.m. under the direction of the Assistant Teen HOPE Coordinator. The targeted start date i

The preschoolers and kindergarteners of the Ellis Memorial children's programs are in great need of art supplies. We have so many fun art projects to do, but not enough materials to do them. We are looking for individuals or groups who would be interested in donating art supplies for our classrooms. Just a small collection of materials would make a big difference in our lives. Suggested supplies