MHMR volunteers serve in various capacities, providing administrative support and working in facilities across Tarrant County. Volunteers can gain valuable job experience, learn new skills, and enjoy the satisfaction of giving back to the community.

Join the Community Gardens team and participate in all aspects of gardening, including planting and harvesting. All produce harvested will go directly to families in the 13-county service area.

As a Food Distribution Volunteer, you will help distribute food at mobile distributions and provide cheerful service to clients. Responsibilities include assisting with setup and teardown of the distribution area.

Help distribute vouchers to families at local Farmers Markets, allowing them to purchase fresh produce. Bilingual in Spanish and English is a plus.

In the Community Kitchen, volunteers prepare healthy meals from scratch with guidance from on-staff chefs. You will assist with packaging and labeling meals, as well as kitchen cleanup.

As a Quality Control Volunteer, you will work together to sort and pack fresh produce, nonperishable foods, and household items, preparing them for distribution. Duties may include checking for expiration dates, quality control, labeling cans, and bagging products.

Join Averting CAT-astrophe as a volunteer to help with various tasks including cat rescue, rehabilitation, and placement. Volunteers are essential in supporting the organization's mission to save cats and kittens from euthanasia at local shelters.

Assist in conducting home visits for potential adopters to ensure a safe and suitable environment for Beagles. Volunteers will coordinate with adopters and provide feedback to the organization.

Volunteers are needed to help transport Beagles from shelters to foster homes or vet appointments. This role is crucial in ensuring the safety and well-being of the dogs during transitions.

Assist in delivering Thanksgiving meals to families in need in Fort Worth. Volunteers will help organize, pack, and distribute meals to ensure that 1,000 families receive their Thanksgiving dinners.

Pick up donations at local donation sites and deliver them to the DF2FM warehouse. Volunteers will help ensure that pet food donations are collected and distributed efficiently.

Organize pet food drives in local schools, churches, and scout groups. Volunteers will coordinate with community groups to collect pet food donations for distribution.

Work at local events in the greater Fort Worth area to educate the public about the mission of DF2FM. Volunteers will engage with the community to spread awareness and support for pet food insecurity.

Assist in bagging pet food in the warehouse for distribution. Volunteers will help prepare pet food for delivery to those in need.

Help out in the DF2FM offices with various administrative tasks. Volunteers will support the organization's daily operations and assist with office duties.

As an AIR Responder, you will provide relief and safety to animals in large-scale cruelty situations or disasters. Responsibilities include animal intake, transport, emergency sheltering, and providing veterinary support. Volunteers must be 18 years or older and attend a Responder Orientation.

Become a Modern docent to help enhance the visitor experience at the museum. This role requires a commitment of at least two years and involves extensive training on art history and touring techniques, allowing you to engage with the public about contemporary art.

Assist in organizing and executing Fort Worth Abroad's annual events. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees. Passion for supporting Fort Worth and eager students is essential.

The Event Coordinator will be responsible for planning and organizing all facets of WOD events and activities, coordinating fundraising efforts, supply drives, and special programs. This includes securing locations, organizing participants, notifying audiences, and providing on-site assistance.

Volunteers are needed to set up tables or counters, provide materials and instructions, and take everything down after the concert. Volunteers act as hosts outside the concert hall and answer questions. They also have the opportunity to hear the concert for free.