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Workplace Volunteerism

 “Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.”

– Pablo Picasso

The Workplace Volunteerism program WaterFire Providence offers local companies the opportunity to bring beauty, vitality, and vibrancy to their community.

At WaterFire Providence, we offer local businesses and organizations the opportunity to engage in many different dynamic and stimulating hands-on experiences that not only help to develop teamwork and leadership skills but also allow employees to work creatively and build on personal development. Volunteering with WaterFire Providence will help improve your employees’ productivity by giving them a positive outlet to practice cooperation while supporting a popular nonprofit group in their community. Getting involved with the arts at a WaterFire event is the perfect way to highlight your company’s social ethic and efforts in community development.

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Citizens Bank Workplace Volunteers prepping dream orbs for a WaterFire lighting. Photograph by Kellie Martin.

Volunteers are an integral part of WaterFire. They assist in the creation and production of the event, off-season maintenance/repair of equipment, special projects, and everything in between. Whether members of your staff enjoy rolling up their sleeves and getting their hands dirty, interacting with the community and meeting new people, or putting their talents and skills to use towards special projects, WaterFire offers opportunities that cater to all interests, personalities, and passions.

Partnering with WaterFire through volunteer efforts enhances your organization’s community image, increases networking opportunities, boosts employee morale, and helps your organization receive recognition through a fun and positive experience.

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KPMG Workplace Volunteers pause for a photo-op after helping stack wood at our wood lot. Photograph by Kellie Martin.

WaterFire Providence has an abundance of knowledge working with college groups, local businesses, and other non-profits, providing us with all of the necessary tools to make this an unforgettable experience for all those involved.

If you are interested in learning more about how your group or business can leave its mark on Providence please contact the WaterFire Volunteer Department. (Be sure to watch our video above to see how RI employers and their teams are already inspiring our community!)

Call (401) 443-5531 or email [email protected]

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Chase Bank Workplace Volunteers help load our fire-tender boats for a WaterFire lighting. Photograph by Gary Saint Laurent.

Workplace Volunteer Partners