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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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 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.

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 with cage cleaning and socializing cats at the PetSmart Adoption Center in Prosper, TX. Volunteers are needed every Saturday and Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Senior volunteers should be available one day a month and be at least 18 years old. Other volunteers can sign up when convenient and should be at least 14 years old.

Take photos of adoptable cats for their profiles on the website and social media. Photos can be taken at your convenience and may also be used for fundraising events like Santa Photos.

Assist with the daily care and rehabilitation of rescued donkeys, mules, and horses. Responsibilities include feeding, grooming, and providing general care to the animals, as well as maintaining clean and safe facilities.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Join one of the five community volunteer committees: Marketing, Governance, Special Events, Partner Relations, or Programs. Contribute to the non-profit management structure with your passion and skills.

Participate in Community Pack Nights to assemble weekly meal packs or Community Prep Nights to sort, shelve, and prepare groceries. Volunteers work in groups and must meet age requirements.

Manage and update the club's social media pages, including Facebook, Twitter, Strava, and Instagram. Engage with the community and promote club activities.

Assist in organizing and managing live music events that support local artists and nonprofits. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring smooth operations during the event.

Create motivational and encouraging cards for children receiving meal packs. Use creativity with decorations and deliver cards to the organization.

Assist with Traffic Skills, Group Ride/Road Riding classes, and training for Ride Leaders. Provide training for pacelines and hill climbing.

Coordinate and host a food drive to collect items for weekly meal packs. Deliver collected items to the Frisco FastPacs warehouse during receiving hours or drop off at designated locations.

Prepare snack bags filled with 25-30 snack items for school counselors and teachers to distribute to children in need. Avoid peanut butter products and snacks requiring utensils.

Pursue new sponsors and promote current sponsors. Keep sponsors updated and involved with club activities.

Coordinate and manage events such as Bike Rodeos, Bike Valet, Health Fairs, Rest Stops, and annual Holiday rides. Ensure smooth operations and volunteer coordination.

Contribute to the club's website by creating and updating content. Ensure the website is informative and engaging for members and visitors.

Deliver weekend meal packs to assigned schools within FISD. Pick up deliveries from the Frisco FastPacs warehouse and deliver on Thursdays between 9 am-2 pm.

Greet visitors at the Frisco Heritage Museum, provide information about exhibits, and assist with visitor inquiries. Volunteers should be friendly, patient, and helpful.

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

Lead special projects at the Frisco Heritage Center, coordinating with other volunteers and ensuring project goals are met. Volunteers should have leadership skills and be able to manage teams.

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.

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.

Coordinate and assist with crafts and games for children during the Third Sunday Open House. Volunteers may sit at a table and help children with activities like coloring and playing Bingo.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.