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.

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.

Serve as a volunteer coach-mentor to youth, making a positive difference in their lives through sports. Responsibilities include coaching, mentoring, and supporting youth in various sports activities.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

Host small group discussions and one-on-one sessions for men navigating reentry and trauma. Provide Mental Health First Aid support and resources.

Provide assistance with employment, housing, and mental health referrals for returning citizens. Help manage the Clothing Closet for those in need of professional and everyday attire.

Engage in virtual activities to support foster youth and alumni in their journey to success. Volunteers will assist in mentorship, education, and job training initiatives.

Provide support by returning phone calls, monitoring the primary email, and assisting with adoption interviews and vet references. Volunteers will help ensure smooth communication and operations within the organization.

Volunteers are needed to sell CDs at concerts, handle cash or checks, and keep necessary records for sales tax purposes.

Partner with local businesses and organizations to serve those in need. Organize donation drives for hygiene kits, clothing, and essential items.

Join Well Community Therapy as a therapist volunteer to provide pro bono physical, occupational, or speech therapy to those in need. Volunteers can choose their own schedule and commitment level, contributing to the community's well-being.

Support Well Community Therapy's operations by volunteering in non-medical capacities. Help with administrative tasks or community outreach to ensure the clinic runs smoothly and effectively.

Join Angels of Mercy in their mission to assist those in need by volunteering in various roles such as food preparation, packaging, and organizing. Volunteers are needed on weekends, weekdays, Thanksgiving, and other national holidays to help serve the community.

Professionals such as lawyers, accountants, or insurance executives are needed to lend their expertise to the organization on a need basis.

Volunteers staff the Friends Table, which holds information about the organization, before and after the concert. They manage newsletters, flyers, pictures, and a notebook documenting the organization's history.

Assist with meet and greet events, helping to set up, manage, and engage with potential adopters and supporters. Volunteers may also help with fundraising activities and ensure events run smoothly.

Volunteers sell tickets for concerts that have an admission charge.

Participate in virtual community bridge meetings to discuss and implement strategies for youth empowerment and support. Volunteers will engage with community members and stakeholders.

Engage students with interactive workshops on bullying prevention, encouraging youth to use their voices, build confidence, and create safer school environments.

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.

Assist with transporting dogs to and from foster homes, vet appointments, and adoption events. Volunteers will play a crucial role in ensuring the safe and timely movement of animals within the rescue network.

Ushers take tickets, hand out programs, help concertgoers find seats, and count the audience once the concert is underway.

Guide tours of the BRIT building for public groups, requiring comfort in speaking with large groups and walking or standing for the duration of the tour.

Volunteers will affix and repair preserved plant material specimens to archival card stock, requiring a delicate touch to handle the plant material using various tools to ensure proper preservation.

Assist in preserving old and fragile documents, rehousing archival materials, and helping with special projects and shelving.

Volunteers will transcribe information from printed plant specimen labels to an online database. This role can be done in person or remotely, requiring beginner computer literacy.

Volunteers will document specimens via a DSLR camera by capturing high-resolution photographs of flowering plants and 3D fruit of fungal specimens. Dexterity is required for handling delicate specimens.

Volunteers are required to file herbarium specimens in the proper folders, sheet locations, and cabinets according to BRIT Herbarium standards.

Volunteers greet visitors, introduce them to the building, and provide information about education programs, art galleries, and upcoming events.

Assist with shelving and shifting library and archival materials to maximize storage area.

Help provide virtual access to the BRIT Library collection by scanning, imaging, and describing archival materials.

Assist in decoding handwriting on archival materials and entering this information into spreadsheets.

These projects require specific skills and education, focusing on a geographic area or group of plants. Training will be provided, with projects averaging 30 hours for completion.

Assist with the upkeep of BRIT Library's art collections, including measuring, inventorying art, and assisting with exhibit design and execution.

Every Thursday at noon, prepare and deliver small gifts like cookies, floral arrangements, or lap blankets to local patients and their families. After training, volunteers can provide face-to-face companion care for hospice patients.

Assist in preparing for and executing fundraising events throughout the year, such as the breakfast in May, North Texas Giving Day in September, and the Impact dinner in November. Opportunities are available both during and outside normal work hours.

Assist with clerical tasks such as filing, preparing mailings, data entry, scanning, and shredding during regular work hours.

Commit to praying for patients and their families on the prayer list, which is emailed out every Monday morning. This opportunity is flexible and can be done on the volunteer's own time.

Help with decorating the office, yard maintenance, and organizing storage spaces to maintain a pleasant environment.

Join Yogi Squad as a volunteer to help bring yoga and mindfulness to children, supporting their emotional resilience, confidence, and well-being. Volunteers can participate in yoga classes, mindfulness workshops, or community events to create a lasting impact.

Join the Taste Bud Team and help serve the community by volunteering at Taste Community Restaurant. Volunteers assist in various roles to ensure the smooth operation of the restaurant, which provides meals to those in need without set prices.

Assist the Farm/Garden Team in growing fresh produce for Taste Community Restaurant. Volunteers work in the garden to plant, maintain, and harvest crops that are used in the restaurant's seasonal menus.

Assist in maintaining regular open hours at the library by helping guests check out books, participating in general programming, and contributing to building and grounds maintenance. Volunteers are essential to the library's operations and community engagement.

Assist in delivering environmental education programs to youth in Tarrant County. Volunteers will help facilitate activities and engage children in learning about the environment and healthy living.

Collaborate on art projects to help change the world one project at a time. Share your passion for art and any creative ideas you have with the community.

Participate in community volunteering by organizing supplies, sorting books, assembling kits, and other tasks to help teachers. This is a flexible opportunity to make a big difference without committing to regular shifts.

Join fellow volunteers to roll donated fabric, sort through notions and yarn, and prepare fabric packs. Volunteers get first dibs on retail sale items before they hit the shop.

Work in the incoming donation room to help sort through donations. This role is essential for processing incoming materials and ensuring they are ready for distribution to educators.

Join the Wellie Squad to assist teachers with warehouse shopping and classroom projects, organize shelves, develop creative reuse projects, and help with workshops and events. Volunteers are asked to commit to an average of four hours a month or more.

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

Facilitate small group discussions, Bible study sessions, and prayer groups. Volunteers with experience in spiritual guidance can mentor youth or adults who are new to faith, providing support and guidance in their spiritual journey.

Assist with managing communications, organizing fundraising efforts, maintaining records, and supporting the overall structure of the nonprofit. Volunteers will help ensure the organization's operations run smoothly and effectively.

Assist with creating content and managing digital outreach efforts, including social media posts, blog articles, and engagement to raise awareness. Volunteers will help expand the organization's online presence and community engagement.

Coordinate and manage events such as prayer breakfasts, retreats, or community service days. Volunteers will assist with setup, logistics, and possibly speaking engagements, ensuring the smooth execution of impactful events.

Engage with communities by distributing resources, offering spiritual guidance, and facilitating outreach programs such as food drives, clothing distributions, or mentorship. Volunteers will play a crucial role in building community connections and supporting those in need.

Support fundraising efforts to sustain and expand Community Frontline's programs. Volunteers will assist in organizing fundraising events and reaching out to potential donors.

Assist with administrative tasks to support the organization's operations. Volunteers will help with organizing events, managing communications, and maintaining records.

Engage in specific projects aimed at improving community relations and development. Volunteers will work on initiatives such as community forums, mentoring programs, and city beautification efforts.

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 help serve warm meals, distribute clothing and hygiene products, and offer support to individuals experiencing homelessness. Responsibilities include setting up, serving food, organizing donations, and cleaning up after the event.

Volunteers are needed to help maintain the garden, participate in outdoor learning activities, and support community gardening events. Responsibilities include planting, weeding, and assisting with educational programs.

Volunteers are welcome to join Strengthening Families, Inc. in their mission to support disadvantaged families. Responsibilities may include assisting with the distribution of essential items, participating in community events, and providing general support to families in need.

Participate in archeological excavations, which involve digging, screening soils, and artifact handling. Volunteers will learn proper excavation techniques and basic artifact identification. No prior experience is required.

Help with NTAS monthly events, including preparing rooms, assisting with tours, and participating in committees. Volunteers may also assist with executive committee tasks and event organization.

Assist in the lab with washing, sorting, weighing, cataloging, analyzing, and preparing artifacts for curation. This role is less physically demanding and offers flexible hours. Volunteers will be trained on site.

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.

Assist in facilitating a 12-week immersive program for young artists, providing support in acting, dancing, singing, and media arts. Volunteers will help with dynamic classes, personalized coaching, and media training sessions, culminating in a final stage production.

The Edgecliff Village Fire Department is actively seeking volunteers to join our department. We are a small community located just south of I-20 between Crowley Rd. & Hemphill St. just west of where I-20 & I35W intersect. We run out of one station covering just 1.5 square miles with a population of just under 3,000 citizens. We provide mutual aid to the cities of Crowley, Everman, Rendon, Benbrook, Burleson, Forest Hill, Kennedale, and others. We are currently accepting applications for volunteer positions. | Requirements: Requirements: - Must be at least 18 years old - Must have a high school diploma or GED. - Must pass a criminal background check & reference check - Must pass a drug screen - Formal interview with department qualification committee. - Must be willing to commit to Tuesday night training & a MINIMUM of one standby shift per week. - Valid TX DL - Must be able to read, write, and speak English fluently | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support

We are always looking for eager volunteers! We require NO experience as we provide all necessary state fire training in-house at Edgecliff Village. We have state certified instructors that will make sure you are properly trained for FFI and FFII through the Texas SFFMA. For more info see our website: www.evfd.co | Requirements: See our website: www.evfd.co | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Provide transportation for animals to veterinarian check-ups during weekdays. Volunteers must be able to drive and handle animals safely.

Assist with the adoption process at the Benbrook Animal Shelter. Volunteers help potential adopters find the right pet and facilitate the adoption process on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

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.

Volunteers will participate in community science by collecting and sharing observations of plants, animals, and their habitats using apps like iNaturalist. This data contributes to scientific research and helps in understanding and protecting nature.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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 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.

Assist with organizing and facilitating community events and educational programs at Timberview Farmstead. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment for visitors and support the farm's mission of community engagement and education.

Volunteers assist in maintaining the wildscape at Veteran's Park, Arlington, Texas. Tasks include planting, weeding, and general upkeep of the area. No experience is necessary, and volunteers can participate in free mini-classes on Saturdays.

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

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.

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