Watertown Helps Out (WHO), is a month of community service in May organized by the Watertown Community Foundation. WHO helps connect corporate and community volunteers to non-profits which have projects they need help with.

Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s event.
Next year get involved, become a sponsor, or request a project for your nonprofit organization.

WHO 2026 PHOTO GALLERY

The Watertown Public Library is one of many donation sites for the WHO Food Drive. Collecting food through June 9.
Enanta Pharmaceuticals gets ready to beautify the Perkins campus.
Placing flags by the graves of veterans in honor of Veterans Day.
C-4 Therapeutics volunteers help with gardening and yard work at the Watertown Housing Authority.
Making paper hats at the Herring Festival.
Spring cleanup at the Historical Society of Watertown.
Together, we can garden at the Edmond Fowle House!
Volunteers for Watertown Community Gardens clean up along the Watertown-Cambridge Greenway path.
Sorting clothes for the City's Ecofest clothing swap event.
Planting and mulching for Metro West Collaborative Development.
Spring cleanup for Metro West.
C-4 Therapeutics removes invasive species along the Watertown-Cambridge Greenway.
Kymera helps stock up at the Watertown Food Pantry.
Lending a hand at the Perkins Concert.
Volunteers from Kymera provide event support for the Perkins Family Carnival.
Kymera clears debris and invasive plants along the Watertown-Cambridge Greenway.
Together, helping staff the Perkins Spring Plant Sale.
C-4 Therapeutics tackles maintenance and cleaning at the Watertown Boys and Girls Club.
Volunteers from Life Science/Arsenal Yards pick up trash and remove invasive species along the Charles River.
Deep cleaning the Community Fridge located behind the Watertown Free Public Library.
Packing toiletries and personal care items for fridge shoppers!
Assembling hygiene kits for Watertown residents and people who are unhoused at the Wayside office.
Tending the Miyawaki Forest in front of the Lowell Elementary School with Trees for Watertown.

WHO 2026 SPONSORS

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WHO 2026 PHOTO GALLERY

The Watertown Public Library is one of many donation sites for the WHO Food Drive. Collecting food through June 9.

Enanta Pharmaceuticals gets ready to beautify the Perkins campus.

Placing flags by the graves of veterans in honor of Veterans Day.

C-4 Therapeutics volunteers help with gardening and yard work at the Watertown Housing Authority.

Making paper hats at the Herring Festival.

Spring cleanup at the Historical Society of Watertown.

Together, we can garden at the Edmond Fowle House!

Volunteers for Watertown Community Gardens clean up along the Watertown-Cambridge Greenway path.

Sorting clothes for the City's Ecofest clothing swap event.

Planting and mulching for Metro West Collaborative Development.

Spring cleanup for Metro West.

C-4 Therapeutics removes invasive species along the Watertown-Cambridge Greenway.

Kymera helps stock up at the Watertown Food Pantry.

Lending a hand at the Perkins Concert.

Volunteers from Kymera provide event support for the Perkins Family Carnival.

Kymera clears debris and invasive plants along the Watertown-Cambridge Greenway.

Together, helping staff the Perkins Spring Plant Sale.

C-4 Therapeutics tackles maintenance and cleaning at the Watertown Boys and Girls Club.

Volunteers from Life Science/Arsenal Yards pick up trash and remove invasive species along the Charles River.

Deep cleaning the Community Fridge located behind the Watertown Free Public Library.

Packing toiletries and personal care items for fridge shoppers!

Assembling hygiene kits for Watertown residents and people who are unhoused at the Wayside office.

Tending the Miyawaki Forest in front of the Lowell Elementary School with Trees for Watertown.

WHO 2026 SPONSORS