Volunteer Opportunities

For more information and to register as a volunteer, please visit https://womensmoneymatters.org/volunteer-opportunities/

Coaches are thoughtfully paired with a program participant for the duration of the program and work directly with their partner to help them reach their specific financial goals. This is a fully Spanish program. All materials and presentations are in Spanish and therefore we are looking for Spanish speaking volunteer coaches. Coaches and their mentee with attend weekly financial wellness workshops and will also meet one on one to work on individualized goals.

For more information and to register as a volunteer, please visit https://womensmoneymatters.org/volunteer-opportunities/

Coaches are thoughtfully paired with a program participant for the duration of the program and work directly with their partner to help them reach their specific financial goals. They will participate in weekly financial wellness workshops and will also meet one on one with their mentee to help reinforce material and work on their goals! Interested? Fill out our volunteer interest form and application and then attend an orientation!

For more information and to register as a volunteer, please visit https://womensmoneymatters.org/volunteer-opportunities/

This program is for girls at Sullivan Middle School Grades 5-8 (ages 10-14). Coaches will support them during weekly workshops on topics like building credit, furthering their education, and basic financial skills for youths. This program is in person at Sullivan Middle School and will meet weekly on Mondays from 2:30-3:30PM for 8 weeks.

We need volunteers to assist with Open Streets Lowell on October 3 from 9 am to 7 pm! It’s not just a fun event; it’s a volunteer-led initiative to infuse interest in the revitalization of downtown Lowell. We’re creating an all-ages destination and serving as a showcase for other downtown business.

9 am (or earlier) – Noon: Help with set up, popping tents, setting up tables, hanging banners
Noon – 5 pm: Help running the event, staffing tables, assisting vendors, and running errands
5 pm – 7 pm: Help taking down, loading tables and tents onto the truck, cleaning up after

For more information, please visit https://www.openstreetslowell.org/ways-to-support/#volunteer

If interested, please send email to info@chhinc.org with subject line: BOD.  No phone calls please.

The Center for Hope and Healing, Inc. (CHH) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the healing and empowerment of survivors of sexual violence through counseling, trauma-informed advocacy, and to the prevention of sexual violence through community mobilization and education. We are a multicultural organization whose mission is grounded in social justice and to end intersecting forms of oppression and violence.

Who We’re Looking For
We are seeking board members who are passionate about community, equity, healing, and who are excited to help CHH grow and thrive.

Ideal candidates bring:
• A genuine desire to serve and uplift the community
• Desire to contribute to a legacy of justice, healing, and hope
• Commitment to being an ambassador for The Center for Hope and Healing
• Willingness to serve on committees and contribute ideas
• Interest in fundraising and relationship-building
• Ability to make an annual financial contribution at a personally meaningful level
• Experience or interest in communications, community engagement, event planning, or human resources

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Read local news and information for the blind on our Radio Reading Service.

For more information and to register as a volunteer, please see https://www.lowellassociationfortheblind.org/volunteer

Farming Volunteer

For more details, please review our volunteer information and then sign up to volunteer.

From early April through late October, we welcome thousands of helping hands working outside with us, rain or shine. Our community of volunteers is broad-based, often including:

• Individuals ages 15 and up
• Families with children ages 5 and up
• Education groups: schools, colleges, alumni, homeschool coops
• Religious groups
• Community groups: scouts, camps, senior citizens, civic organizations
• Special needs groups
• Corporate teams

What to Expect

At the farm pavilion, volunteers receive an introduction to Gaining Ground and our hunger-relief role.
Our farmers provide an overview of what’s going on at the farm and the tasks they’ve lined up, based on the skills and abilities of that day’s volunteers.

Volunteers work alongside our staff — planting, mulching, cultivating, harvesting, washing.
At the end of your visit, a farmer returns with you to the pavilion to share observations and experiences.

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