Rake Up Boise: Led by NeighborWorks Boise, this is a great fall service project where volunteers help rake leaves for senior citizens and disabled residents who are unable to do so themselves. Kids can join in by helping with raking and bagging leaves.
Paint the Town: Also organized by NeighborWorks Boise, this event involves painting the homes of senior and disabled residents. Kids can help with prepping and painting under adult supervision.
Boise Rescue Mission: Families can volunteer together to serve meals, help organize donations, or participate in special events like Christmas toy drives or Thanksgiving dinners.
Zoo Boise Volunteer Programs: While regular volunteer positions may require older teens or adults, Zoo Boise often has special events or family volunteer days where kids can help with tasks like setting up or cleaning up after events.
Boise River Clean-Up: Organized by various local groups, these events focus on cleaning up the Boise River and surrounding areas. Kids can help pick up trash and learn about environmental stewardship.
The Idaho Foodbank: Families can volunteer to sort and pack food donations, which is a great way for kids to get involved in helping those in need.
Friends of the Boise Public Library: During their book sales or other events, kids can help sort books, set up displays, or assist customers.
Adopt-a-Spot or Trail Programs: The City of Boise offers programs where families can adopt a park, street, or trail and commit to keeping it clean throughout the year.
Humane Society of the Treasure Valley: Kids who love animals can participate in fundraising events, help with pet adoption events, or assist in creating toys and treats for the animals.
Boise Farmers Market: Sometimes the market seeks volunteers to help with set-up, clean-up, or other activities. This can be a fun and educational experience for kids.
