by Doreen Martel

Created on: August 09, 2010

Until 1793, Randolph, MA was a part of Braintree, MA.  This vibrant community is located on the South Shore of Massachusetts and offers those who are interested in volunteer service a number of outlets to serve the community and the residents of Randolph.  Here are some of the exciting places to volunteer in Randolph, MA.

Randolph Lions Club

This group of Lions Club members consists of business men and women who are committed to serving the Town of Randolph. With annual events like their Bean and Frank luncheon combined with a raffle, this group provides funds to help students continue their education, supports the

National Braille Press and the District 33K Lions Eyemobile.  Like Lions all over Massachusetts, the Randolph Lions Club also supports Massachusetts Lions Eye Research, the Lions All State Band and the Lions Youth Speech Contest.  This is the ideal group for those who are seeking ways to be actively involved in making a difference in Randolph, MA.

Randolph Community Arts Program

If you are interested in any form of art, the Randolph Community Arts program may be the right opportunity for you to volunteer. This group is committed to cultural events in the town of Randolph.  During summer months, they sponsor weekly concerts on the common, and they often receive grants funds from the Massachusetts Arts Lottery.  Like other programs, the Massachusetts Arts Lottery has had severe reductions in funding and this means that the Randolph Community Arts Program is seeking not only additional funding but volunteers to help them continue providing valuable cultural opportunities in Randolph, MA.

America Helping Heroes

There is no greater way to show your appreciation for someone who has served our country than to become involved in a chapter of America Helping Heroes. This group is dedicated to helping those veterans who return home re-acclimate to living outside of military service.  They offer mentoring programs, job assistance programs, medical and legal advice programs as well as a community fund to help veterans in need of financial assistance. Each of these programs depends on the contribution of time from volunteers.

Friends of the Turner Free Library

For those who love to read or to write, the Friends of the Turner Free Library could use your help!  Whether you can help with a reading group or help at a book sale, your donation of time would be more than welcome. This group is committed to providing a variety of programs at the library for those who wish to enjoy them. These groups include children's reading groups as well as adult reading groups. This is a good volunteer opportunity that allows you to share your love of reading with others.

Summary

Like many other Massachusetts communities, Randolph, MA depends on the services of volunteers to help improve the lives of those less fortunate. If you can spare even one hour a week, your donation of time can make a difference in a variety of places to volunteer in Randolph, MA.

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