Gay for Good Boston

Join the organization Gay For Good to walk in Boston's Pride for the People Parade. Participants are encouraged to sign up via the link in the organization's bio.

Volunteers are invited to assist with gardening tasks like weeding, planting, and harvesting at Nubia Farms to help provide fresh produce to low-income families and support community-focused service.

Volunteers will help care for the Kelleher Rose Garden by deadheading approximately 1,500 rose bushes as part of the Tuesdays with Roses program, supporting park stewardship in Boston's Fenway neighborhood.

Volunteers will clean and beautify a segment of the Boston Harborwalk by removing litter and debris to help maintain a safe and enjoyable public space.

A volunteer event for LGBTQ+ and ally volunteers to assist children experiencing clothing insecurity by sorting clothes, or assembling clothes or school packs.

Volunteers are invited to help host and play an at-home version of Jeopardy with LGBTQ+ elders. The event includes tracking points, light refreshments, and an opportunity to foster connection and combat elder isolation.

Volunteers will support the Olga's List 'Longest Table' community potluck to welcome Ukrainian refugees. Duties include setting up, decorating, greeting guests, assisting at check-in, managing activities, and breaking down the event. Volunteers also serve as welcoming hosts to foster connections among guests, Ukrainian speakers, and local refugee families.

A volunteer event supporting the Prison Book Program by selecting, packaging, and processing book requests for incarcerated individuals.

Volunteers are needed to support the setup of the Boston Black Pride Music and Arts Festival. Tasks include helping vendors, performers, and organizers with setup, traffic, transportation of supplies, registration, and general event assistance.

Join G4G and Nubia Farms for a community service event where volunteers will assist with gardening tasks such as weeding, planting, and harvesting to provide fresh produce to low-income families.

Volunteer event for the Prison Book Program, which supports incarcerated individuals by sending them free books and reading materials based on their specific needs and interests. Activities include selecting books, packing them for mail, sorting donated books, and processing incoming requests.

A volunteer opportunity supporting community science and environmental education. Volunteers will assist with moth-themed art stations, including mask making, play dough activities, and fiber art projects, while helping to create an engaging experience about local ecosystems.

Volunteers will help prepare for the annual Backpack-A-Thon by opening and organizing school supplies, unboxing materials, and setting up backpack assembly stations.

Volunteers will host interactive activity tables for children and adults, manage the Gay For Good information table, and engage with attendees. Activities include arts and crafts, science projects, tabletop games, and volunteer recruitment. Volunteers can also take a private tour of the historic Loring-Greenough House.