Volunteer: Winter Mobile Market VolunteerMobile Market Overview United Way’s Winter Mobile Market provides free produce and non-perishables to residents in Greater New Bedford. Volunteer Job Description Mobile Market volunteers will assist the set up and break down of the Mobile Market. Mobile Market operates from 5:30 – 6:30 pm on Wednesdays in New Bedford or Wareham. Volunteer shifts are 5 - 6:45, this includes time for set up and break down. Volunteer assignments at Mobile Market may include, but is not limited to: Unloading food off the Hunger Commission truck Stocking produce and other items as it runs low throughout the night Assisting with registration Food distribution Talking to residents about other information available at the market regarding other area servicesMobile Markets take place outside- so dress for the weather! We recommend wearing comfortable shoes and clothing. Volunteers must sign in and out with the Mobile Market coordinator. At the beginning of the shift, let the Mobile Market coordinator know if you are bi-lingual or have any physical limitations (ie. Can’t lift heavy boxes, can’t stand for long periods) – this will help with evening assignments. Volunteers are entrusted to treat Mobile Market participants and other volunteers with dignity and respect. Mobile Market Dates & Locations February 25 - BankFive 1724 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford March 4 - BankFive 160 County St. New Bedford March 11 - location TBD Wareham March 18 - BankFive 1724 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford March 25 - BankFive 160 County St. New Bedford April 1 - location TBD Wareham Agency: United Way of Greater New Bedford Mobile Market Overview United Way’s Winter Mobile Market provides free produce and non-perishables to residents in Greater New Bedford. Volunteer Job Description Mobile Market volunteers will assist the set up and break down of the Mobile Market. Mobile Market operates from 5:30 – 6:30 pm on Wednesdays in New Bedford or Wareham. Volunteer shifts are 5 - 6:45, this includes time for set up and break down. Volunteer assignments at Mobile Market may include, but is not limited to: Unloading food off the Hunger Commission truck Stocking produce and other items as it runs low throughout the night Assisting with registration Food distribution Talking to residents about other information available at the market regarding other area servicesMobile Markets take place outside- so dress for the weather! We recommend wearing comfortable shoes and clothing. Volunteers must sign in and out with the Mobile Market coordinator. At the beginning of the shift, let the Mobile Market coordinator know if you are bi-lingual or have any physical limitations (ie. Can’t lift heavy boxes, can’t stand for long periods) – this will help with evening assignments. Volunteers are entrusted to treat Mobile Market participants and other volunteers with dignity and respect. Mobile Market Dates & Locations February 25 - BankFive 1724 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford March 4 - BankFive 160 County St. New Bedford March 11 - location TBD Wareham March 18 - BankFive 1724 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford March 25 - BankFive 160 County St. New Bedford April 1 - location TBD Wareham Agency: United Way of Greater New Bedford Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 02740 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Haitian Creole TranslatorRole Overview: We are seeking a volunteer Haitian Creole Translator to help ensure our programs, materials, and events are accessible to Haitian Creole – speaking individuals and families. This volunteer plays an important role in supporting inclusive communication and community engagement. Volunteer Responsibilities: Translate written materials from English to Haitian Creole (and Haitian Creole to English as needed)Provide in-person interpretation support at community events, meetings, and outreach activitiesEnsure translations are accurate, culturally appropriate, and easy to understandWork collaboratively with staff and other volunteersMaintain confidentiality and professionalismTime Commitment: Flexible and based on availability. Translation of materials can be done remotely Why Volunteer: Volunteers help break down language barriers and ensure everyone in our community can access important information and resources. Agency: United Way of Greater New Bedford Role Overview: We are seeking a volunteer Haitian Creole Translator to help ensure our programs, materials, and events are accessible to Haitian Creole – speaking individuals and families. This volunteer plays an important role in supporting inclusive communication and community engagement. Volunteer Responsibilities: Translate written materials from English to Haitian Creole (and Haitian Creole to English as needed)Provide in-person interpretation support at community events, meetings, and outreach activitiesEnsure translations are accurate, culturally appropriate, and easy to understandWork collaboratively with staff and other volunteersMaintain confidentiality and professionalismTime Commitment: Flexible and based on availability. Translation of materials can be done remotely Why Volunteer: Volunteers help break down language barriers and ensure everyone in our community can access important information and resources. Agency: United Way of Greater New Bedford Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 02740 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer TutorPosition Description: Qualifications: Schedule: TBD depending on Volunteer and Student availability Anyone interested in this position must consent to and pass a CORI.
Agency: United Way of Greater New Bedford Position Description: Qualifications: Schedule: TBD depending on Volunteer and Student availability Anyone interested in this position must consent to and pass a CORI.
Agency: United Way of Greater New Bedford Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 02740 Allow Groups: No |