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One-year Program

Learn about the one-year program for volunteering.

One-year Program A few times a year, we open up our program to new applicants (ages 18 and older). We ask that these volunteers complete one four-hour shift per week for the duration of one year. If you are interested in a particular session, please check …
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Volunteer Opportunities at Satellite Locations

Learn about volunteer opportunities at our satellite locations.

Volunteer Opportunities at Satellite Locations General information We place a limited number of volunteers at two of our Boston Children’s Hospital satellite locations. Opportunities at these locations are limited to shifts during weekday, daytime hours …
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Current Opportunities

Learn about current volunteer opportunities at Boston Children's Hospital.

Current Opportunities Current opportunities Customer Service and Gift Shop Volunteer Boston Children’s Hospital, main campus Duties Create a welcoming atmosphere at the main entrance of the hospital Provide wayfinding assistance to patients and families …
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Making a Difference in Our Community

Making a Difference in Our Community Shari Nethersole, MD , Boston Children’s Vice President, Community Health and Engagement, and a pediatrician, talks about what the hospital is doing in the community to promote health equity. How is Boston Children’s …
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Donate Blood

Learn how to donate blood at Boston Children's Hospital.

Donate Blood Schedule a blood donation online Call to schedule a donation Donating blood is one of the easiest ways to help save a child’s life The power of blood donations Life-saving blood donations and expert care get Sadie off the sidelines after her …
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What to Expect

What to expect when donating blood.

What to Expect Upon arrival to the Donor Center, new donors will be asked to complete a donor demographic card to ensure we have their basic information. Then they will be asked to complete a history questionnaire where they are asked about travel and …
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Whole Blood

Learn about donating whole blood.

Whole Blood When blood is collected, it still contains all of the blood components; thus it is called "whole blood." A short 30-minute whole blood donation can help as many as four children. Whole blood is the most common type of donation. Donations can …
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Double Red Cells

Learn about donating red blood cells.

Double Red Cells What are double red cells? Blood is made up of three basic components: red cells, plasma, and platelets. Double red cells are two units of only red cells. How are double red cells collected? Through a single sterile needle, some of your …
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Platelets

Learn about donating platelets.

Platelets What are platelets? Platelets are irregularly shaped, colorless bodies that are present in the blood. Platelets help form blood clots to stop bleeding. The average lifespan of a platelet is about five days. Who needs platelets? Cancer, cardiac, …