HIGHLIGHT YOUR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Organizations such as the American Red Cross actively recruit volunteers from diverse fields for both short-term and long-term assignments, offering a variety of volunteering opportunities. Numerous non-profit organizations also advertise these opportunities on platforms like VolunteerMatch.org, making it easier for individuals to find roles that match their skills through skills-based volunteering. Before getting involved, do your homework by researching your non-profit and reviewing the filed reports with the MA AGO Non-Profit Organizations/Public Charities Division.

Explore the statewide office elections schedule, begin your research, review statistics, and learn how to get on the ballot. Additionally, discover volunteering opportunities related to community boards and skills-based volunteering, and learn more about the Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance.

The Corporation for National and Community Service offers a range of volunteering opportunities for Americans of all ages and backgrounds to serve their communities and country, primarily through its Senior Corps and AmeriCorps programs. Participants in the Corporation's programs engage in skills-based volunteering, contributing approximately 228 million service hours to community boards and local initiatives each year.

Campaign success hinges on effectively engaging the community about why a vote can make a significant difference. It's the volunteers who drive this effort, and there are numerous volunteering opportunities available to help, such as displaying a campaign sign in your yard or window, participating in sign holding, making phone calls, and supporting social media campaigns. Additionally, consider contributing your skills through skills-based volunteering or sharing information on community boards to further amplify our message.