Join Texas Old English Sheepdog Rescue, Inc. as a volunteer to help care for rescued dogs. Volunteers will assist with various tasks including fostering, administrative duties, and community outreach.

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 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.

As a Morning Cleaner, you will help maintain the cleanliness of the Cat Ranch by scooping litter boxes, refilling food and water dishes, and sweeping floors. This role takes approximately 1.5 hours and can be done from 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM.

Help with set-up and break-down at our PetsMart adoption events. Responsibilities include setting up tables, cages, and loading cats from transport, as well as placing signs on cages and other miscellaneous tasks.

As an Afternoon Cleaner, your responsibilities will include scooping litter boxes, refilling food and water dishes, and sweeping floors at the Cat Ranch. This position requires a commitment of about 1.5 hours from 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM.

In this role, you will assist with various technical duties such as clipping claws, administering medication, and cleaning ears of the cats. This position is essential for the health and well-being of the cats in our care.

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

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.

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.

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.

Join CASA as a Special Events Volunteer and assist with various community and university events throughout the year. This role is perfect for those looking to contribute their time and skills to support the organization’s mission without a long-term commitment.

As a CASA volunteer, you will be appointed by a judge to represent children in court. You will advocate for their safety, permanency, and well-being while in foster care, building a strong relationship with the child and their family.

Become a member of the Legislative Advocacy Team to help educate legislators about issues facing children in the child welfare system. Activities include writing letters, participating in meetings, and advocating for legislative solutions.

Join us on the 3rd Saturday of every month to help deliver beds to children in need. Volunteers will assist in loading and unloading beds and providing support to families during the delivery process.

Volunteers are needed to assist with light administrative duties, including answering phones and event planning. HSNT is flexible with scheduling and can accommodate most individuals' availability.

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.