Assist in assembling meal packs for the Fuel UP program, which provides essential nutrition to children in need. Volunteers will work in a team to organize and pack meals for distribution.

Help distribute meal packs to children and families in need as part of the Fuel UP program. Volunteers will be responsible for ensuring that meal packs are delivered to the correct locations and recipients.

Assist in organizing and managing fundraising events to support firefighters with cancer. Responsibilities may include event setup, guest registration, and providing information to attendees.

Artists, art educators, or students in art-related fields are welcome to volunteer to support participants in their creative processes. Volunteers do not need prior experience working with individuals with mental health issues.

General volunteers can contribute by serving on committees or working on special projects. No specific art or mental health background is required, making it accessible for anyone willing to help.

Volunteers with a background in mental health are invited to support participants in their creative experiences. Volunteers do not need art experience but should have experience in a mental health setting or be licensed professionals or students in the field.

Join the DMAC volunteer team to support various events and initiatives aimed at promoting local artists and musicians. Volunteers can choose from a variety of roles including photography, videography, sound engineering, and more.

Support ongoing fundraising efforts, assist with computer design work, create special events, conduct grant research and writing, and engage in photography and video projects.

Assist with greeting guests, managing raffle tables, and operating snack stations during special holiday events hosted by Loving Long Ears.

Help feed the donkeys, clean paddocks, and fulfill various barn tasks. Volunteers commit to at least one weekly shift, with shifts ranging from 1.5 to 2 hours. This role is physically demanding and requires the ability to pull 40 lbs.

Provide direct treatment to patients using equine movement as a therapy tool. Responsible for patient evaluation and therapy implementation, primarily for pediatric patients, with minimal supervision.

Mentors meet one-on-one with their youth for at least two hours twice a month to set goals, offer guidance, and develop a supportive relationship. Training is provided to ensure mentors are equipped to support the youth effectively.

We are seeking an experienced fundraising coordinator to help raise funds for operational costs. This is a virtual position and includes a combination of email and telephone communication with prospective donors. A minimum of 5 hours a week is required with a flexible schedule.

We are seeking a social media specialist to help plan and post content on our social media accounts. This is a virtual position. Experience in social media marketing and Canva or other graphic art programs required. Flexible schedule.

Join the Project Homeless Apollo Street Team to provide food, vaccines, deworming, spay/neuter, and medical emergency assistance to dogs and cats in homeless camps around Fort Worth. Volunteers respond to needs as they arise.

Take dogs on walks, help with laundry and cleaning, photograph dogs, or assist with small projects at the facility. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining the facility and ensuring the well-being of the animals.

Update Petfinder profiles, create marketing materials, or help with social media to spread the word about adoptable pets. Volunteers help increase the visibility of the animals and the organization.

Handle dogs and cats at adoption events, take photos, or help plan those events to find forever homes for our animals. Volunteers help ensure successful adoption events and promote animals for adoption.

The Recruiting Coordinator is responsible for responding to volunteering inquiries, meeting with prospective volunteers, processing volunteer applications, and arranging training. They also work with youth volunteers to plan fundraising and supply drive activities.

Professional or Certified Trainers volunteer their time to help dogs adjust to living in a home and functioning in a neighborhood. This role requires dog training skills to assist in the rehabilitation of animals in the program.

The Adoption Coordinator is responsible for guiding animals through the adoption journey by communicating with foster families regarding vetting and the adoption process. Responsibilities include coordinating veterinary care, organizing foster animal biographies, and arranging meetings between potential adopters and foster families.

Youth Volunteers can organize supply drives, litter drives, or kitten food drives at their school or in their community. They can also share social media posts to spread the word on pets needing adoption and participate in bake sales for fundraisers.

Volunteers assist in providing equine assisted services to children with diverse needs. Responsibilities include helping with horse care, assisting during sessions, and ensuring a safe environment for participants.

Capture photos at various events such as monthly meetings, opening receptions, and workshops. Use any camera device to document the events and submit photos to the Social Media Chair.

Organize and manage exhibitions, ensuring a smooth process from planning to execution. Receive training and work with a team to create successful exhibitions.

Assist artists during artwork drop-off, help with signing in, and guide them to opening receptions. Aid the curator in hanging and arranging artwork in the gallery and display cases.

Attend events to count attendees and ensure each visitor signs in with their zip code. Provide head counts to the Social Media Chair.

Assist in community outreach efforts to promote The Hopeful Theatre Project's mission and events. Volunteers will engage with the community, distribute promotional materials, and support event logistics.

Support the planning and execution of theatre events and performances. Responsibilities include setting up venues, assisting performers, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Volunteers in the Watershed Partners Program assist in educational and networking activities to help protect critical watershed assets. They participate in special events and activities to foster partnerships and increase public awareness.

Volunteers will assist in coordinating efforts at local food pantries and soup kitchens to help distribute food to those in need. Responsibilities include organizing food supplies, serving meals, and ensuring a welcoming environment for all visitors.

Volunteer to help celebrate the seniors at their final Class of 2025 event at EVO Southlake. Responsibilities include assisting with event setup, managing activities, and ensuring a safe and enjoyable environment for all attendees.

Volunteers are needed to distribute Barn Cat flyers in areas with barns, deliver cats and cages to barn sites, and pick up equipment after cats are released. Additional tasks include answering phone calls and cleaning cages in Lewisville.

Assist with social media management and marketing efforts to promote IDEA Service Dogs. Volunteers may also help with veterinary care or provide discounted professional services.

Certified professional dog trainers and animal behaviorists can provide seminars in their area of expertise at IDEA Service Dogs' classroom.

Assist in classroom setup, manage audio-visual equipment, and provide support to students with disabilities. Volunteers may also handle dogs and interface with the facility.

Coordinate field trip logistics, including location selection and prop staging. Volunteers will also handle dogs and assist with photography and video documentation.

Volunteers will help fill backpacks with essential school supplies for under-resourced children at Bentcreek Neighborhood Center in Southlake, Texas. This event aims to empower children from low-income families to start their school year strong.

Volunteers will help put together 'I SEE YOU' Boxes with self-care items for women in shelters, at Timmaron Bent Creek Neighborhood Center in Southlake, Texas. The boxes are meant to convey messages of worth and love to survivors of domestic violence.

Join the Friends of LLELA in celebrating Lewisville's 100th Anniversary by participating in a tree planting campaign. Volunteers will help plant native trees in various parks and medians, contributing to the city's environmental legacy.

Support the organization and execution of a guided walk focusing on native wildflowers and nature photography. Volunteers will assist participants and help manage the event flow.

Assist in the setup and facilitation of a talk and demonstration about tarantulas at the Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area. Volunteers will help with logistics and engage with attendees during the event.

Assist in organizing and supporting skydiving events for cancer patients and survivors. Responsibilities include event setup, participant coordination, and providing a supportive environment for attendees.

Youth volunteers work outside to learn about gardening, horticulture, and sustainable practices while earning community service hours. Activities include organic pest management and landscaping.

Volunteers perform routine maintenance work at the gardens and greenhouse, requiring skills in plumbing, woodworking, and mechanical systems. They may also pick up donated items for composting and oversee scout projects.

Volunteers assist in starting seeds, transplanting seedlings, maintaining the greenhouse, and supporting the annual plant sale at the Coppell Farmers Market. Tasks include watering, fertilizing, and cleaning pots and trays.

Volunteer gardeners adopt a raised bed to grow organic produce for local food pantries serving Carrollton, Farmers Branch, and Coppell residents in need. Volunteers learn about organic gardening practices and receive guidance from garden leadership.

Manage and inspire youth volunteers in maintaining vegetable gardens and learning sustainable gardening practices. Available on most Saturday mornings to provide leadership and encouragement.

Volunteers will assist with the mobile pantry drive-through distribution at Lovepacs-Frisco in Frisco, Texas. Responsibilities include sorting and staging food and loading cars as they pull through the line.

Join our list of volunteers to be contacted for emergencies, such as assisting during cold weather warming events.

Assist with cleaning and odd jobs to fulfill community service hours. This role supports the maintenance and smooth operation of our facilities.

Help staff various events organized by Next Steps. Responsibilities may include setup, coordination, and assisting attendees.

Assist in therapeutic horseback riding sessions, helping individuals with disabilities to engage with horses. Volunteers will support instructors and ensure a safe and rewarding experience for all participants.

Volunteers are needed to support Upright Theatre Co.'s mission by sharing their talents in various capacities. Responsibilities may include assisting with events, supporting educational programs, and helping with administrative tasks.

Volunteers respectfully help retire the veterans remembrance wreaths at the DFW National Cemetery. This role honors veterans through ceremonial activities.

Volunteers sort & package food items to be distributed by the food bank or assist at a mobile food pantry. This role supports food distribution efforts.

Volunteers prepare food, deliver, and serve hot meals to homeless individuals in Ft. Worth. This opportunity involves direct interaction with the community and food service.

Feed Our Kids Volunteers help set up, serve lunch, play with children, and clean up. Donation Station Volunteers sort and store donated items at the GRACE Donation Station.

Volunteers assemble snack bags that go home on Fridays with GCISD students in the free/reduced lunch program. This role supports food security for students.

Volunteers help with bocce ball and volleyball tournaments in the Spring. This role supports athletes in special sports events.

Volunteers collect and donate dog and cat toys. This opportunity supports animal welfare by providing necessary items for pets.

Volunteers help clean, sort, and organize eyeglasses for distribution. This role supports vision care initiatives by preparing eyewear for those in need.

Volunteers sort and stock food items in the food pantry and assist with the back-to-school event. This role supports community members by ensuring food security and educational readiness.

Volunteers deliver food items and/or care packages to seniors. This role involves driving and interpersonal skills to support senior citizens.

Volunteers collect complete holiday meals, shop, wrap, and deliver gifts & meals to seniors. This opportunity supports senior citizens during the holiday season.

Volunteers help take care of dogs and assist at pet adoption events. This opportunity involves interacting with animals and supporting adoption processes.

Volunteers are either 'Fan in the Stands', cheering on the athletes or assisting them in the dugout as 'Buddies'. This role supports athletes with disabilities in a sports environment.

Assist in various administrative and support tasks at the Kinwest Medical Clinic. Volunteers help with patient coordination, appointment scheduling, and providing general support to healthcare professionals. No specific skills are required, but a willingness to help and learn is essential.

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

Provide care for dogs in the rescue, including feeding, grooming, and exercising. Volunteers should be comfortable handling dogs of all sizes and breeds.

Assist in organizing and attending events to support the rescue. Volunteers may help with setup, manage booths, and engage with the public to raise awareness about the rescue's mission.

Assist with the daily care and maintenance of rescued animals, including feeding, cleaning, and providing general support. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being and happiness of the animals at the sanctuary.

Assist library staff by shelving books and media, ensuring materials are organized and accessible for patrons. Volunteers will work under the supervision of library staff to maintain the orderliness of the library's collection.

Offer basic computer instruction to library patrons, helping them navigate digital resources and improve their technological skills. Volunteers should be comfortable with technology and have good communication skills.

Provide homework assistance to students of various ages, helping them understand and complete their assignments. Volunteers should be patient and have a strong understanding of academic subjects.

Volunteer as a tutor to provide virtual academic support to K-12 students in various subjects. Volunteers are required to commit to at least one hour per week and will receive comprehensive training, making it accessible even for those without prior tutoring experience.

Volunteers are needed to cut masks from material, sew masks together, and donate materials such as elastic, 100% cotton fabric, bias tape, ribbon, and pipe cleaners. Volunteers can also help deliver and package masks to those in need.

Help with the recuperation and fostering of cats after their spay-neuter surgeries. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and complete a volunteer agreement.

Support the organization with administrative tasks and manage social media presence. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and complete a volunteer agreement.

Assist in trapping unowned community cats using humane traps and transport them to spay-neuter clinics. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and complete a volunteer agreement.

Join us in bringing holiday magic to life by volunteering for our winter production of Elf Jr. We have a variety of roles, including set construction, costume design, props management, lighting and sound, stage crew, front of house, and cast supervision. No experience is necessary as training and support are provided.

Join Code Pink Productions in their mission to serve more by volunteering in the Dallas/Fort Worth and Chicago areas. Volunteers will engage in community-based support programs and help with arts and wellness initiatives.

Volunteers are needed to support various programs dedicated to helping children, women, and the community. Responsibilities may include assisting with events, providing mentorship, and supporting arts-related initiatives.

Foster volunteers provide temporary homes for dogs until they are adopted. Responsibilities include caring for the dog and interviewing potential adopters to find the best home.

Assist with organizing and running fundraising events such as adoption events and pet fairs. Volunteers help promote adoptable pets and support community engagement activities.

Volunteers at the Euless Animal Shelter help with photographing animals, walking and playing with them, cleaning cages, and providing attention. This role is crucial in maintaining the well-being of the shelter animals.

Blue Mound Fire Department is currently accepting applications to test for volunteer firefighters. Must be able to commit to Tuesday night and occasional weekend training. Applications must be picked up and dropped off in person at Blue Mound Fire Department. Questions? Feel free to stop by the station on Tuesdays from 6-8PM | Requirements: Blue Mound Fire Department application. -Completely filled out and notarized. -Background check. Officers interview. Physical Fitness Test (PFT) Timed physical fitness measurement wearing bunker coat, gloves, helmet, and SCBA. -Jacobs Ladder (150 ft climb) -Keizer Sled -Charged Hose Drag -Farmers Carry -Ladder Raise -Dummy Drag If unable to complete the above test in the minimum time of 10:00 minutes, then the candidate will have 30 days to retest. Upon successful completion of the Application process, Officers interview, and the PFT, then the candidate enters a 120-day probationary period. During this time, the probationary firefighter must learn the minimum skills. -CPR -Engine 32 Test -Blue Mound Street Test -Vital Sign Assessment -Donning/Doffing Bunker Gear -Display a positive and professional attitude in all contact with the public and other agencies (ie, mutual aid companies, utilities). -Obey all departmental Standard Operating Procedures, Standard Operating Guidelines, Code of Conduct, and comply with all departmental expectations. -Demonstrate continuous effort to become more proficient in general firefighter duties, improving operational skills with all firefighting, rescue, and emergency medical tools for which training has been received, decreasing response times, and working cooperatively and jointly to provide quality service to the city of Blue Mound and our mutual aid districts. During the 120-day probationary period, BMFD reserves the right to release the probationary firefighter without cause. Evaluation of the probationary volunteer during this period shall serve in separating any probationary volunteer whose performance does not meet required work standards. If all requirements are met during the 120-day period, then an exit interview will be conducted with an officer’s panel to notify you if you will enter the eight-month rookie period or if you will be released from the department. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter