Although WFEE does not have regular volunteering opportunities, they host many events, such as the Trivia Bee, Authorfest, and the Town Day Road Race. All teens are welcome to help out at these events, but high school students can become a part of the WFEE ambassador program. Ambassadors help plan WFEE events and raise awareness.  For more info, sign up for the WFEE newsletter on their website (wfee.org).

Email: info@wfee.org

For high school students interested in joining the ambassador program, email ambassadors@wfee.org

Wright Locke Farm is a non-profit farm where kids ages 14+ can tend to the plants. Volunteers learn how to grow and harvest plants and produce while helping grow food that will be used in farmer's markets, community events, and soup kitchens. To learn more about Wright Locke Farm, click here.

Email: volunteer@WLFarm.org

Age: 14+

Location: 41 Highland Avenue, Winchester, MA 01890

The Winchester Hospital Junior Volunteer program is one of the largest of its kind in the state! Teens ages 14 and up are able to volunteer with this program. Common tasks include: transporting patients via wheelchair, delivering flowers and mail to patients, greeting visitors at the reception desk, and stocking supplies and equipment. These kids get hands-on experience in a real hospital.

Email: winchestervolunteers@lahey.org

Note: Junior volunteers must complete a form found on this page.

Age: 16+

Location: 1037 Main Street, Winchester, MA 01890

Youth help is open at the Enka society. Teens can volunteer at the Enka fair by sorting books at the book tent, and helping set up stations. Youth looking for other forms of volunteering can help by working with their Meals on Wheels program to help end food insecurity.  Even attending the Enka Fair helps raise funding for this group of volunteer women. If interested, you can contact them via their website. (Enka Website)

Email: info@enkasociety.org

Age: 11-15 or 16+

Junior Location: 400 Broadway, Methuen, MA 01844. Regular Location: 293 Second Avenue, Waltham, MA 02451

Fee: $15 for Junior Program

Junior Program Description: The MSPCA junior program is an opportunity for younger teens to volunteer. The program is similar to the normal volunteer program, but is staff-led and supervised. It takes place on 4 days per month September-June on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. For more information on the junior program, click here.

Main Program Description: The normal volunteer program for the MSPCA is an opportunity for anyone 16 or older to volunteer and help animals. Fostering is also always helpful if possible! To learn more, click here. 

Email: angellwestfrontoffice@angell.org

Age: 5+

Address: 281 Newtonville Avenue, Newtonville, MA

Description:  Cradles to Crayons is motivated to end clothing insecurity in the Boston area. Volunteers as young as 5 work in stations to pack, inspect, and sort donated items to be distributed to children in need. To learn more about volunteering at Cradles to Crayons, click here. 

Email: admin@cradlestocrayons.org