Volunteer Opportunities
Job Index | Volunteer Opportunities
| Org/Library Name | Address | Contact Person | Description of Volunteering Job | Skills Needed/Requirements |
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| Thoreau Institute at Walden Woods | 44 Baker Farm, Lincoln, MA 01773 | Jeffrey S. Cramer, Curator of Collections Jeff.Cramer@walden.org Phone 781-259-4730 |
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Individual responsibility, maturity, and attention to detail. Volunteers must be personally invested in working with us to provide good service in a professional manner. The Library is unable to provide a one-to-one mentoring relationship |
| Perkins School for the Blind Braille and Talking Book Library | 175 North Beacon Street, Watertown, MA 02472 | Mike Cataruzolo volunteers@perkins.org Phone 617-972-7224 |
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| American Antiquarian Society | 85 Salisbury Street, Worcester, MA 01609 |
Carol-Ann P. Mackey - Director of Human Resources cmackey@mwa.org Phone (508) 471-2164 | Volunteer opportunities are available for a variety of projects to engage those interested in early American history and culture, library science, publications or not-for-profit management | Volunteer experiences are usually related directly to some portion of our collections and often involve inventory, cataloging and conservation projects. AAS does not require a minimum number of hours of volunteers but will attempt to match your level of availability to a specific project. Most common areas for projects involve work with the graphic arts and newspaper collections |