Vernal Pool Plunge Saturday, April 16 & 23, 10am-1pm
Fare-Thee-Well Wholeness Center
153 Pond Brook Road, Huntington MA
Pre-register to attend: https://www.hilltownlandtrust.org/events/vernal-pool-plunge-day-1
Event Details :
Hilltown Land Trust is partnering with the Wild & Scenic Westfield River Committee to offer our annual Vernal Pool [continue reading]
Archive for Volunteer Work
Vernal Pool Plunge | Huntington | April 16 & 23
Mar
24
2022
NEADS looking for volunteer puppy raisers for the weekend to take dogs from prisons, where they are trained during the week
Feb
4
2022
NEADS looking for volunteer puppy raisers for the weekend to take dogs from prisons, where they are trained during the week “NEADS, a nonprofit that trains service dogs, is looking for volunteer weekend puppy raisers to take dogs out of prisons, where they live and are trained by incarcerated individuals during the week.
Once [continue reading]
Once [continue reading]
Dakin Humane Society: The fulfillment of fostering
Aug
30
2021
Dakin Humane Society: The fulfillment of fostering “In a typical year, one in four animals that come to Dakin will need foster care before becoming adopted. They go into foster for several reasons; medical, behavioral, or because space is very tight at our shelter. In each case, a loving home environment is ideal for these [continue reading]
Dakin Humane Society: Special people for special animals
Mar
24
2021
Dakin Humane Society: Special people for special animals “Dakin Humane Society is encouraging people who are interested in providing foster care for small animals and dogs to step up and enjoy an unforgettable experience. We’re seeking foster parents for those specific types of animals in need at this time.” Read the full article at [continue reading]
Volunteer Opportunity: Easthampton Winter Farmers’ Market
Nov
16
2020
The Easthampton Winter Farmers’ Market is seeking volunteers! We are looking for someone to staff the market for three dates: November 29th, December 6th, and/or December 27th. Duties include greeting customers as well as processing credit card and SNAP transactions.
You can choose to volunteer for just one or two of these dates, or [continue reading]
You can choose to volunteer for just one or two of these dates, or [continue reading]
Community Legal Aid Helping during Covid-19
May
15
2020
Community Legal Aid has started a project, using trained volunteers, including lawyers and law students, to file claims for people not able to manage the complex online UI process on their own. English and Spanish language flyers or call 855-252-5342 or applying for services online at www.communitylegal.org . There are [continue reading]
Volunteers needed: Pioneer Valley farmers’ markets
May
6
2020
Farmers’ markets in the Pioneer Valley need your help! Farmers’ markets are working diligently with local officials and agencies to keep everyone safe as they plan for their seasons. They are looking for volunteers to help guide customers through the changes so that our communities can continue to access the freshest options for local food [continue reading]
Be a superhero to a homeless child today! Volunteer.
Aug
9
2017

Horizons for Homeless Children is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of homeless children by providing quality play and opportunities for early education. Volunteer with homeless children [continue reading]
Nominations for Hampshire County Person of the Year end Feb. 28
Feb
23
2017
“Please use this survey to nominate a resident of Hampshire County who goes above and beyond to make our Valley a better place. Also, new this year, The Daily Hampshire Gazette Young Community Leader Award. Nominate a person who lives in Hampshire County and is between the ages of 15 and 30 for this award. [continue reading]
Peanut butter and jelly drive to aid hungry neighbors
Oct
20
2016
Lavery Greenfield and friends collecting PB&J in 2014
For the last 4 years, Lavery Greenfield (age 10) and a band of fierce, young ladies have taken October and November to raise awareness for food insecurity in the Pioneer Valley by asking for donations of jars of peanut butter and [continue reading]