
Volunteering is a great opportunity to support WBUR. We appreciate help from both individuals and groups, so please sign up today. If you’d like to be added to our volunteer email list please send an email to volunteer@wbur.org.
Here are the Remaining Shifts:
NO SHIFTS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE (please email volunteer @ wbur.org to sign up for our volunteer email list).
During each shift we provide delicious food from some of Boston’s best restaurants, reimbursement for parking and a fun, friendly atmosphere. As an added incentive, if you would like to have your company or group mentioned on the air during your shift, please consider joining our Community Of Volunteer Groups And Businesses (see bottom for details).
If you have questions a (or to be added to our volunteer email list to be made aware of future volunteer opportunities), please email WBUR’s Volunteer Manager, Jonathan Peck, at volunteer@wbur.org or call (617) 353-8155.
Community Of Volunteer Groups And Businesses
For every three volunteers (or for every three individual shifts filled), your company name and Web site will be mentioned briefly on the air, live, at least once during the fundraiser, in addition to being mentioned on our Community of Volunteer Groups And Businesses page (email volunteer@wbur.org or call 617-353-8155 for additional details).
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