Volunteering
Perhaps the first and biggest benefit people get from volunteering is the satisfaction of incorporating service into their lives and making a difference in their community and country. According to the Corporation of National and Community Service:
- 96 percent of teachers report that children learn more through service learning than instruction alone.
- 46 percent report improved grades.
- 36 percent report decrease in absenteeism.
We need your help! What you love to do, our kids love to do. For requirements and to arrange for an interview and tour, please contact Volunteer Coordinator Stephanie Bryant at 978.683.2747, ext. 117 or sbryant@lawrencebgc.com.
Volunteer Opportunities
- Clerical work
- Special events
- Arts & crafts
- Swimming
- Coaching sports
- Dance
- Film-making
- Graphics
- Mentoring
- Homework help
- Science
- Supper program
- Technology
- Weight room
- Nutrition
Want to Volunteer?
Ways To Give
Our Smart Moves Program is educating 2,600 children of all ages about drug and alcohol abuse, smoking prevention and how to make smart decisions in life.
