Volunteer

Here, actions speak louder than words. Find a volunteer opportunity that's right for you. All are welcome.

Volunteer Opportunities

All Ages

• Family Table (help at a kosher food bank—Jewish Family & Children's Service—JF&CS)
• First Friends (help new immigrants—JF&CS)
• Jewish Family Service of Metrowest (Multiple opportunities— General Interest Form)
• Greater Boston Jewish Coalition for Literacy(teach kids in underserved communities—Jewish Community Relations Council-JCRC)

Pre-Teens

• B'nai TELEM (community service—JCRC)

Teens

• First Friends (help new immigrants—JF&CS)
• Friendly Visitors (help isolated seniors—JF&CS)
• TELEM (community service and organizing—JCRC)

Young Adults

• Bet Tzedek (provide pro-bono legal services—JF&CS)
• First Friends (help new immigrants—JF&CS)
• Friendly Visitors (help isolated seniors—JF&CS)
• Friend 2 Friend (help adults with disabilities—Jewish Big Brothers and Big Sisters—JBBBS)
• Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters (mentor kids—JBBBS)
• Holocaust Awareness (give tours—JCRC)
• Reach Out! (community service—JCRC)

Adults

• Bet Tzedek (provide pro-bono legal services—JF&CS)
• Chaverim Shel Shalom (help Jewish adults with mental illness—JF&CS)
• First Friends (help new immigrants–JF&CS)
• Friendly Visitors (help isolated seniors–JF&CS)
• Friend 2 Friend (help adults with disabilities—JBBBS)
• Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters (mentor kids—JBBBS)
• Greater Boston Jewish Coalition for Literacy (teach kids in underserved communities—JCRC)
• Holocaust Awareness (give tours at the New England Holocaust Memorial)
• Visiting Moms (visit new moms—JF&CS)

Public Policy and Advocacy

Everyone has the right to live a life of dignity—that's why we support agencies like JCRC. As the government relations arm of the Jewish community, they're changing public policy and helping local Jewish communities organize on issues important to them. The result? Real change at a grassroots level.
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