Join our dedicated team of volunteers to equip, encourage, and empower women and girls. Volunteers will participate in various activities to uplift spirits and create a brighter future for the community. Commitment can vary from a few hours a week to more substantial involvement.

Become a certified Sidewalk Advocate by attending a scheduled training where you will be equipped with experience-proven strategies and cutting-edge tools for effective outreach. Join your local team on the sidewalk to help save lives in your community.

Join the Allen Contemporary Theatre as a volunteer to help with various theatre operations, including assisting with productions, managing audiences, and supporting backstage activities. Volunteers are crucial to creating a vibrant cultural experience for the community.

Volunteers are needed to support the mission of People's Impact Network by participating in various activities that promote community empowerment and sustainability. Opportunities are available for students and adults, with service hours offered for the President's Volunteer Service Award program.

Participate in building essential structures like coops and raised beds using both traditional and creative techniques. Volunteers will gain practical skills and contribute to the farm's infrastructure.

Join us for a hands-on day dedicated to growing the heart of our farm—our garden. Volunteers will engage in various gardening tasks to support the farm's mission of providing fresh produce to the community.

Work up close with our chickens and quail, learning how to feed, raise, and care for them through hands-on guidance. This opportunity is ideal for those interested in animal care and sustainability.

Extend a helping hand beyond our farm by partnering with local businesses and farms during special events. Volunteers will assist in various tasks to support community missions and create lasting change.

Volunteers are needed to help make the Plano Comedy Festival a success. Responsibilities include assisting with event logistics and providing support to performers and attendees. Volunteers will receive free access to many shows during the festival.

Conduct home visits to potential adopters to ensure a safe and suitable environment for the cats. Volunteers will evaluate homes and provide feedback to the organization.

Transport pets to and from foster homes, veterinary appointments, and adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Volunteers will conduct English Corner sessions to help students improve their English communication skills. Responsibilities include leading discussions, engaging in vocabulary and word games, and ensuring a supportive learning environment.

Assist in maintaining and updating the organization's database of foster homes, volunteers, and adoptable cats. Volunteers will ensure data accuracy and security.

Assist in organizing and running speech and debate clubs for high school students. Volunteers will help with event coordination, provide mentorship, and support students in developing their speaking and debating skills.

Manage and update the organization's presence on platforms like Petfinder and social media. Volunteers will create content, engage with the community, and promote adoption events.

Mentors will guide and support students in various STEAM activities during camps and workshops. Responsibilities include assisting with robotics projects, facilitating learning sessions, and encouraging creativity and problem-solving skills.

Assist in organizing and managing events and fundraisers to support the rescue and adoption of abandoned cats. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist with making phone calls to potential adopters, foster homes, and volunteers. Volunteers will provide information, answer questions, and coordinate logistics.

Volunteers assist in providing naturalization-preparation assistance through virtual classes. Responsibilities include supporting students in understanding the naturalization process and facilitating learning activities.

Maintain cleanliness and hygiene of cat condos at Petco locations. Volunteers will clean, feed, and provide basic care for cats housed in these condos.

Assist with organizing and facilitating PTO meetings held at Hart Elementary School. Responsibilities include setting up meeting spaces, welcoming attendees, and helping with meeting logistics.

Adoption Counselors are responsible for talking to and screening potential adopters, taking care of the kitties by cleaning boxes, freshening food and water, and providing love. Ideal candidates are outgoing, easy to talk to, and have experience with cats. Training and a flexible schedule are provided.

Cleaners are responsible for cleaning litter boxes, freshening food and water, and ensuring all cat cages are clean and presentable. They also socialize the cats, providing affection and playtime. Regular and substitute cleaning shifts are available.

Join an Action Team to work on addressing homelessness and affordable housing in Collin County. Volunteers will collaborate on initiatives such as Rapid Rehousing, Landlord Engagement, and Creative Housing Designs.

Participate in the annual Point in Time Homeless Census to help identify and count the homeless population in Collin County. Volunteers will assist in data collection and community outreach.

Participate in a group volunteer project where you will clean, sort, and prepare donated books for distribution to children in need. Volunteers may also help assemble starter libraries for preschool children.

Transport volunteers help the rescue pick up animals quickly from local and rural shelters, transporting them to fosters, adoption events, or vet appointments. Most shelters are within a 60-minute drive of Frisco, Texas.

Cat room volunteers help clean litter boxes, replace food and water in kennels, replace bedding, play with cats and kittens, and give them TLC and snuggles at the PetSmart Adoption Center in Frisco, Texas.

Adoption event volunteers help set up before the event, break down tables and/or tents after the event, assist with meet and greets of cats or dogs, take dogs for walks, talk with event visitors about the rescue, and hand out giveaways.

As a fundraising event volunteer, you will be an ambassador with the rescue and assist with setting up before the event, breaking down tables and/or tents after the event, talking with event visitors about the rescue, handing out giveaways, and helping recruit new fosters.

Participate in an advisory board committee focusing on areas such as audit, communication, public relations, finance, fundraising, marketing, and more. Volunteers will help strengthen TLT's programs through community partnerships and organizational development.

Assist the Executive Director with various organizational tasks, requiring experience with Word, Excel, and other software platforms. This role involves 1-3 hours of work per week, with computer work that can be done from home after an in-person orientation.

Engage with 5th to 9th graders in volunteer projects that include financial literacy and real-life skill lessons. Youth in 10th to 12th grade can assist as project leads, enhancing their leadership skills by coordinating and facilitating sessions.

Serve as a mentor for remote TLT Leading Leaders Intern sessions, guiding interns aged 15 and older. This opportunity is 100% remote and occurs three times a year, focusing on leadership and professional development.

Participate in monthly virtual meetings to review items requested by the board. This role is open to individuals aged 16–25, with opportunities for in-person events as well.

Assist seniors in the McKinney community with minor home maintenance and repairs. Volunteers will handle tasks that can be completed in 3 hours or less, ensuring the safety and comfort of senior residents.

Join a community of support made up of everyday women. Volunteers will walk, hike, run, connect, encourage, and volunteer in their communities, supporting women of all walks of life and skill levels.

Volunteers are needed to help at various events, such as foster care events and educational demonstrations. Responsibilities include setting up booths, engaging with the public, and spreading awareness about the organization's mission.

Serve on a committee or as an event coordinator, managing fundraising efforts or coordinating volunteers and activities at special events like North Texas Giving Day.

Participate in special events throughout the year by setting up and breaking down booths, as well as staffing them over several days. Volunteers help promote the organization and engage with the public.

Attend adoption events where foster dogs meet potential adopters, helping them take a step towards finding their forever homes. Volunteers assist in setting up and engaging with attendees.

Perform home visits in your area to assess potential adopters, ensuring a suitable environment for rescued Boston Terriers. This is a crucial step in the adoption process.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the General Meetings held on the 2nd Thursday of every month. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and ensuring smooth operations during the meetings.

Assist in creating a comfortable and supportive environment for young women in the maternity home. Responsibilities may include organizing donations, assisting with events, and providing general support to the staff and residents.

Volunteers are needed to assist with ushering, concessions, and managing the house during performances. Responsibilities include checking tickets, handing out programs, assisting with seating, and directing patrons to restrooms and concessions. Volunteers enjoy perks like one free concession item and complimentary admission to the performance.

Join the MRT team by volunteering in areas such as Sound, Lights, Set Design and Build, Costuming, Props, Production, and Marketing. This is a great opportunity to learn and apply theatrical skills in a community theater setting.

Maintain a safe, clean, and presentable environment in and around the campus building and grounds. This role involves a 1-hour shift that can be done any time before 5:30 pm, Monday through Saturday.

Provide guests with an enjoyable dining experience by delivering food and drinks, maintaining a clean dining area, and stocking service areas. This role requires long pants and closed-toed shoes and involves a 3-hour shift from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm, Monday through Thursday.

Help spread the word about Community Garden Kitchen's mission and needs by communicating with media outlets, writing press releases, and finding speaking opportunities. Volunteers will work with different organizations at events to promote the kitchen's activities.

Prepare high-quality food in a fast-paced environment, following safety procedures. This role requires a food handler certificate and involves shifts from 12:00 pm to 2:30 pm, 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm, or 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm.

Oversee all operations in the dining room, ensuring volunteers are performing their duties and assisting as needed. This role requires long pants and closed-toed shoes and involves a 3-hour shift from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm, Monday through Thursday.

Ensure all cleaning requirements are met to maintain a safe and welcoming environment. This role requires long pants and closed-toed shoes and involves a 3-hour shift from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm, Monday through Thursday.

Assist in counting, weighing, and sorting incoming food donations, stocking food appropriately, and inputting data into the digital register. This role involves a 3-hour shift from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

Ensure the kitchen is clean and safe, following the Kitchen Manager's instructions. This role requires long pants and closed-toed shoes and involves a 3-hour shift from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm, Monday through Thursday.

Engage with churches, businesses, and civic organizations to develop a network of support for CGK's mission. Volunteers will help spread awareness and encourage volunteering and financial contributions.

Welcome and greet guests warmly, directing them to tables and ensuring a positive experience. This role requires long pants and closed-toed shoes and involves a 3-hour shift from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm, Monday through Thursday.

Help maintain the garden by eliminating weeds, planting seeds, gathering produce, and cleaning out beds. Volunteers must be 18 or older.

Research and prepare grant submissions to support CGK operations. This role involves computer work and monthly team meetings at the kitchen.

Assist with organizing and managing ballet performances, including setup, ticketing, and audience coordination. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and provide a positive experience for attendees.

Participate in the 'Santa for a Senior' program by visiting seniors at the Drury Plaza Hotel to bring joy and companionship during the holiday season. Volunteers will engage with seniors, distribute gifts, and help organize holiday events.

Provide administrative support to the organization, assisting with various office tasks to ensure smooth operations.

Support the organization by applying computer science and engineering skills to enhance educational programs and workshops.

Mentor youth in developing social skills, understanding etiquette, and appreciating diversity. Volunteers will guide students in becoming self-conscious leaders.

Assist students in improving their skills in math, science, and reading through tutoring sessions. Volunteers will work with students aged 5 to 19 from diverse backgrounds.

Assist students in planning their college careers and provide counseling to help them achieve their academic goals.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks and activities at the Brain Injury Network's clubhouses. Responsibilities may include supporting clubhouse events, assisting members with activities, and helping with administrative tasks.

Transport supplies and dogs to and from fosters and veterinary appointments. Volunteers with a vehicle are needed to ensure timely delivery of necessary items and care.

Assist with adoption events at Petco in Plano, on Park Blvd, as scheduled. Volunteers help with setting up, managing, and closing down events to facilitate dog adoptions.

Create content for the organization's external Facebook page and manage the internal Facebook group. Also responsible for creating content for Instagram to engage the community.

Assist in raising funds to support the organization's mission of saving dogs. Volunteers with fundraising skills are needed to help secure financial resources.

Participate in and sponsor various events throughout the year. Volunteers with a knack for detail and event planning are encouraged to help organize and execute these events.

Write emails and newsletters to supporters, and organize and maintain dog and volunteer records. This role is crucial for keeping the organization running smoothly.

Assist in organizing and managing the Hope in the Kingdom Royal Ball, an event aimed at raising awareness and funds for families battling childhood cancer. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring the event runs smoothly.

Assist with social media posting and/or writing newsletters to promote Cat Matchers' mission and events.

Assist with TNR in feral colonies and help maintain these colonies by feeding and monitoring.

Participate in animal-friendly special events around the Metroplex to raise money and awareness for rescue animals. Volunteers may also sell merchandise.

Assist in finding funds, getting grants, and organizing special events to help raise money for the cats.

Provide a temporary home for adoptable cats until they are ready for adoption or have found a permanent home. Volunteers may care for adults, moms with nursing kittens, kittens too young to be adopted, bottle-fed kittens, and sick cats/kittens. Cat Matchers supplies any needed medications, vet care, food, and litter if needed.

Check and respond to phone line and email submissions, and write thank you notes to donors.

Transport cats to vet appointments, mobile adoptions, and foster homes. Also, pick up adoptable animals from local animal control facilities/shelters and transport them to foster homes/vet.

Check in with adopters by phone or email to ensure the new adoptive pet is settling in well and answer any questions they may have.

Assist with general needs or help with volunteer coordination, internal communications, training, special recognition, events, or birthdays.

Help with washing linens after adoption events or every two weeks from store cages.

Speak to prospective adopters to verify their readiness to adopt and help match the correct cat/kitten to their home.

Assist with adoptions at various locations by setting up, talking with potential adopters, providing TLC to cats/kittens, handling adoption paperwork, and cleanup. Mobile adoption events are held weekly, usually on Saturdays, and generally last 4 hours.

Pick up and transport donations such as food and litter to a storage area or other designated locations.

Volunteer to scoop litter boxes, fill food and water, clean cages/rooms, and provide TLC for cats at local pet stores.

Assist at any campus or school function by providing support to staff and students. Volunteers must complete a background check through the Department of Public Safety and submit a new application each school year.

Offer remote support by moderating online forums, creating digital content, or helping with social media outreach. Tutor or teach technology skills to seniors or caregivers.

Assist with office tasks such as data entry, answering phones, organizing files, or managing donor databases. Help with mailings, newsletters, or preparing materials for outreach programs.

Facilitate or assist in caregiver or patient support groups, offering emotional support. Train to become a peer counselor or mentor for families navigating Alzheimer’s challenges.

Drive individuals with Alzheimer’s to medical appointments, grocery stores, or social activities. Help with errands like picking up prescriptions or delivering meals.

Help organize or assist at fundraising events like walks, galas, or charity runs. Responsibilities include setting up booths, managing registration, handing out materials, or cheering on participants during events.

Offer respite care by spending time with individuals living with Alzheimer’s, providing companionship through phone calls, visits, or virtual chats to reduce feelings of isolation for patients and families.

Use artistic talents to create artwork, music, or crafts for events, fundraising, or therapeutic purposes. Lead art therapy sessions or other creative activities for individuals with Alzheimer’s.

Raise awareness about Alzheimer’s in your community through talks, workshops, or social media campaigns. Distribute educational materials at local events, libraries, or healthcare centers.

Lead school groups through the Frisco Heritage Museum, providing educational tours and engaging with students. Volunteers should be able to manage small groups and speak clearly.

Participate in the annual Shawnee Trail Cowboy Day event, assisting with various activities and ensuring a smooth event experience for attendees.

Assist with administrative tasks at the Frisco Heritage Center office, including data entry and organizing materials. Volunteers should have good organizational skills.

Serve as a docent during the Third Sunday Open House event, guiding visitors through historic structures and providing historical context. Volunteers should be physically fit enough to lead tours.