Join us as a Community Engagement Volunteer to help connect with educators and community leaders who can benefit from our game kits. Your role will involve outreach, communication, and assisting in organizing events that promote the use of games in education.

Volunteers will conduct visits with their trained and certified pets to provide emotional and rehabilitative support to residents in the Brazos Valley area. Volunteers must complete preliminary visits, a temperament test, and supervised visits before fully joining the organization.

As an active volunteer member of The 12th Can, you will engage in essential tasks such as receiving donations, sorting and shelving food, managing the front office, and participating in events focused on food insecurity. This role is ideal for those looking to make a tangible difference in the Aggie community while developing leadership skills.

This volunteer opportunity is ideal for corporate or church groups seeking team-building experiences and community involvement. Volunteer teams typically handle small-scale, pre-planned home repairs, and no prior experience or funding is necessary. The minimum age for on-site workers is 14 years old.

Visiting mission team volunteers are perfect for groups located out of town that want to contribute to our mission. We collaborate with you to identify and work on projects, arrange accommodations, and provide necessary resources. The minimum age for on-site workers is 14 years old.

As a mentor, you will have the opportunity to make a significant impact in a child's life by fostering a supportive and encouraging relationship. You will go through an application process, an interview, and training to prepare you for your role as a Big.

Assist in conducting a moth inventory at Lick Creek Park by setting bucket traps, retrieving them, and sorting specimens. Volunteers will help document over 1000 species of moths and contribute data to national databases.

Conduct educational presentations or activities on naturalist topics with groups of children in organized settings. Volunteers will receive credit for time spent presenting and preparing for these educational activities.

Help increase the number of bluebirds in the area by providing new nesting boxes and managing and monitoring the boxes during the breeding season. Volunteers will build, deploy, monitor, and maintain nest boxes, checking them weekly and recording their status.

Participate in the Monarch Larva Monitoring Project by collecting data on larval monarch populations and milkweed habitat. Volunteers will aid in conserving monarchs and contribute to butterfly ecology research.

Support Spanish-speaking students in their citizenship classes by assisting with instruction and providing resources. This role is ideal for bilingual volunteers.

Help teach English as a Second Language to immigrants and refugees. Volunteers will work directly with students to improve their language skills.

Provide information, referrals, and assistance to immigrants in need. This role requires a commitment to a regular volunteer schedule and bilingual skills are preferred.

Assist in teaching English and preparing students for the citizenship test. Volunteers will help with class materials and support students in their learning process.

Groups of 5 to 10+ can collaborate with the museum for both one-time and ongoing volunteer opportunities. This is a great way for organizations to support the museum while engaging in meaningful service.

Join the Armored Support Group (ASG) at the Museum of the American G.I. to assist with various events and activities. Volunteers will help maintain the museum's exhibits and engage with visitors, sharing the importance of military history.

Individuals over the age of 17 can volunteer at various events hosted by the museum. Responsibilities may include assisting with event setup, engaging with guests, and providing support to museum staff.

911 Service providing fire and EMS first responder service. Covering 120 square miles and dispatched to over 500 annually. Go to: www.precinct4.com | Requirements: Pass a Texas DPS background check and be able to get your Texas Class B exempt drivers license. Go to: www.precinct4.com | Categories: Firefighter