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Beautification Project

Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell
Compensation
Location: Lowell
Compensation
Dates: January 26, 2026 - December 31, 2026
Compensation
Time Commitment: 2 - 4 hours

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. HELP MAKE OUR CLUB SHINE.

Looking for a meaningful way to give back to the community? Volunteer with us between 9 AM and 2 PM (year-round) and help create a welcoming, safe, and clean space for youth.

If you enjoy organizing, cleaning, sprucing up spaces, or simply lending a helping hand, we would love to have you. Our facilities team is always looking for volunteers to help keep our Club in great shape so youth can return to an environment that feels cared for and inspiring.

Group Opportunities Available
Have a group interested in a beautification project? We welcome individuals, families, clubs, corporate teams, and community groups looking to make a difference together.

Whether you come solo or bring a group, your time and effort help make a lasting impact on the youth we serve.

If interested, please email
Justien.martin@lbgc.org

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Good for large groups (10+), Good for small groups (less than 10)

Meal Service Support

Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell
Compensation
Location: Lowell
Compensation
Dates: February 9, 2026 - June 19, 2026
Compensation
Time Commitment: 2- 4 hours

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. MAKE AN HOUR MATTER.

Join the Club and be part of something meaningful. Our team serves meals to over 100 youth every day, Monday through Friday, and we love your help.

Just one hour can make a big impact.

Snack Time | 2–3 PM
Be a welcoming face while handing out snacks and helping youth fuel up for afternoon programs.

Dinner Service | 4–5 PM
Assist with serving a hearty dinner as youth finish their day and head home.

Flexible Opportunities
We are a youth-serving organization offering both one-day volunteer opportunities and ongoing volunteer roles. You can volunteer once or as often as you would like.

What You’ll Need
One-day volunteers need only a government-issued ID.
Consistent volunteers will be required to complete a background check.

Whether you have one afternoon or want to volunteer regularly, your time truly makes a difference.

For more information or to get involved, email : justien.martin@lbgc.org

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HEALINGCORPS VOLUNTEER

The Center for Hope and Healing
Compensation
Location: Lowell
Compensation
Time Commitment: 1-year commitment to the HealingCorps program and to CHH

We are a volunteer team of crisis intervention advocates who provide support to survivors of sexual violence and raise awareness about all forms of oppression and violence prevention.

Free 40-Hour Sexual Assault Training
 Free admission to any CHH Events and Fundraisers
 Annual volunteer retreats
 Stipends pay for holiday shifts and medical calls.
 Quarterly team building and volunteer appreciation events
 Ongoing Professional development
 Springboard to academic growth and career opportunities
 Making a deep impact and difference in our community
 Building a community free from sexual violence
 Active participants receive annual awards.

Key Responsibilities/Duties:
● Be on call for CHH’s 24/7 hotline and medical advocacy response (volunteers select their own shifts)
● Build relationships with community service providers ● provide support to CHH’s HealingCorps Volunteer Advocates
● Attend monthly In-Service and training opportunities available to HealingCorps Volunteer Advocates ● Gather and disseminate resources and information on best practices while working with survivors in medical settings ● Gather and disseminate resources and information on protective orders, court systems, legal proceedings, etc.
● Attend other professional development meetings as recommended.

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