We’re excited to share two important updates with our community. First, the Massachusetts Service Alliance Board Application is now open! We invite passionate leaders who are committed to service and strengthening communities across Massachusetts to apply and help guide our mission.
We’re also thrilled to announce that the 2026–2027 Commonwealth Corps Host Sites have been selected! These incredible organizations across Massachusetts are partnering with Commonwealth Corps to strengthen communities and address critical needs in areas like education, workforce development, health and nutrition, youth support, and more. Each Host Site will welcome members who will contribute to meaningful work and help expand capacity for service throughout the Commonwealth this coming year.
Be sure to stay connected to our website, newsletter, and social media for upcoming news about recruitment for these sites, as well as updates on board engagement opportunities.
Continue reading below to learn more about our upcoming host sites and how to get involved.
Joining our board of directors is:
Read more about the opportunity and requirements here, fill out and submit an application here, and read about our current board members here!
MSA is accepting applications on a rolling basis and will prioritize those received by May 8.
Please send any questions about applying to be a board member to Lindsay, MSA’s Director of Operations and External Affairs, at lrooney@mass-service.org.
Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center, Inc.
Economic Opportunity/Workforce Development
Greater Boston
Supports children, youth, and families in achieving economic stability and well-being. Commonwealth Corps members will assist adult English learners in gaining workforce skills while expanding volunteer-led tutoring and career support.
Learn more at https://bcnc.net/
Friends of the Rafael Hernández School, Inc.
Education- Early
Boston
Advocates for students and families at a dual-language school in Boston, MA. Members will provide in-school and afterschool support while strengthening community engagement and resource distribution efforts.
Learn more at https://www.hernandezschool.org/
New Entry Sustainable Farming Project
Health and Nutrition
Greater Boston
Improves access to fresh, locally grown food while training the next generation of farmers. Members will expand food access programs and partnerships to increase availability of affordable produce across Greater Boston and the North Shore.
Learn more at https://nesfp.nutrition.tufts.edu/
North Shore Community Development Coalition
Economic Opportunity/Workforce Development
Youth Violence Prevention/Youth Development
Northeast
Works to build thriving communities through economic opportunity and neighborhood investment. Members will support residents, small businesses, and youth with coaching, resources, and goal-setting while enhancing volunteer engagement.
Learn more at https://northshorecdc.org/
Regional Environmental Council
Education- General/K-12
Youth Violence Prevention/Youth Development
Central
Promotes sustainable food systems and community health in Worcester, MA. Members will support school gardens and youth agriculture programs, fostering education, sustainability, and hands-on community impact.
Learn more at https://www.recworcester.org/
The 3Point Foundation
Education- General/K-12
Youth Violence Prevention/Youth Development
Boston
Engages Boston youth through academics, life skills, and wellness programming. Members will support afterschool programs, helping students improve academic performance, attendance, and social-emotional development.
Learn more at https://go3point.org/
THRIVE Communities of Massachusetts
Economic Opportunity/Workforce Development
Northeast
Supports individuals transitioning from incarceration through reentry services and community support. Members will provide peer support, helping participants access housing, employment, and essential resources.
Learn more at https://www.thrivema.org/
Whale & Dolphin Conservation
Education - General/K-12
Southeast
Inspires global action to protect marine life through education and outreach. Members will expand conservation programming, develop educational resources, and grow community engagement efforts across Massachusetts.
Learn more at https://us.whales.org/
