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Volunteer

Volunteers make up 99% of the FIRST workforce. Whether you have a weekend to help or just a day, have technical or non- technical expertise, there is a volunteer role suited to your unique interest.

NE FIRST volunteers make a difference in the lives of young people, helping them to discover the real-world value in science and technology. Our volunteers are people from all walks of life that come together to lead by example.

Volunteer Roles

Our Event Photographers are also volunteers, including alumni Kim Eckhardt and Mike Mullinax,
and alum parents Kevin Murphy and Jim Gorham, who took many of our site's photos and videos!

THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR!

New England participated in the regional model through 2013 and became the NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT in 2014. Countless volunteers have made an impact on our region under both models.

How to Volunteer

How to Volunteer

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Click Register or Log In in the upper right corner and complete the form fields

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Choose the Volunteer Registration tab then click the Event Volunteering button

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Use the Event Filters to choose your Program, Location and/or Dates

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Choose any event you'd like to help and click the Volunteer button

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Choose your availability then check all of the boxes for roles that interest you!

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Drag and drop roles to share preferences and add notes for the Volunteer Coordinator

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Click Next, add any team affiliations and click Complete. You're all set!

Assignments and instructions will come directly from the system via an event's Volunteer Coordinator. You can follow the same instructions to log in to your volunteer dashboard, view pending applications, and message the VC at any time!

Some FLL events may have alternative ways of volunteering. Check our Event Calendar to get in touch with event coordinators or find volunteer registration forms.

GRACIOUS PROFESSIONALISM is part of the ethos of FIRST.

 

It's a way of doing things that encourages high-quality work, emphasizes the value of others, and respects individuals and the community.

Questions? Get in touch with our Senior Volunteers:

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