Assist teachers during STEM camps as a college student, helping other girls realize the power of STEM. Support camp activities and contribute to a positive learning environment.

Connect with students and inspire a girl during the school year by helping high school girls establish and achieve both personal and professional goals. Share your experience and guidance as a female STEM professional.

Volunteer as a female STEM professional to share your STEM journey with program participants either in person or virtually during June or July. Inspire girls by sharing your experiences and insights into STEM careers.

Volunteer in person to sort, pack, and ship cards in Arlington, TX. Dress comfortably as the physical effort required is low. Volunteers will sign in at a kiosk and receive proof of volunteer hours via email upon signing out.

Use your skills and passion to conserve and protect our natural and cultural resources in Texas State Parks. Opportunities are available in parks throughout the state for volunteers with varying skills and interests.

Join us in our mission to inspire America by guiding visitors, supporting programs, and helping behind the scenes at museum events. Volunteers must be 14 or older, committed, and passionate about helping others.

Join us in serving the community through various activities that support families in need. Volunteers can help with food distribution, clothing assistance, and other essential services. No prior experience is required, and we welcome individuals and groups of all ages.

Engage with children and youth during summer programs, providing mentorship and support. This opportunity is ideal for those who love working with young people and want to make a positive impact in their lives.

Assist with administrative tasks in our office to help streamline operations and support our mission. Tasks may include data entry, organizing files, and answering phones. This role is perfect for those who enjoy working in an office environment.

Join us as a camp counselor for Camp TLC 2026, where you will assist in providing a fun and supportive environment for children with Spina Bifida. Responsibilities include supervising activities, providing support to campers, and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants.

The SBANT Board of Directors is seeking dedicated volunteers to serve on the board for a term of three years beginning January 2026. Board members will participate in strategic planning and governance to support the mission of SBANT.

Join our team of passionate board members and part-time volunteers committed to helping others. Volunteers will assist in organizing events, outreach, and spreading our mission to empower the youth and community.

As a volunteer in the SMILES program, you will help educate children in local elementary schools about the importance of dental health and preventative care. This role involves engaging with children and promoting healthy habits.

Volunteers can work in the DHA Dental Clinic assisting with various tasks to support the dental care provided to low-income individuals. This role is crucial in helping to maintain a welcoming and efficient clinic environment.

Join RDSO at one of our fundraising events to help set up, prep, serve patrons, and clean up. Volunteers will gain hands-on experience in hospitality tasks while supporting families in need.

As a mentor, you will provide guidance and support to at-risk African American male youth aged 10 to 18. Responsibilities include attending monthly leadership development sessions and participating in community service activities to help empower the mentees.

Guide and inspire youth by sharing your knowledge and experience. Mentors play a crucial role in helping young individuals develop leadership skills and prepare for future challenges.

In the role of Exhibits Assistant, you will assist in research, determine content, objects, and photographs for temporary exhibits. You will also help install exhibit components, mount photographs, and create text for display panels and graphics.

As a Collections Assistant, you will learn about the Museum’s collections, database, and how objects are accessioned and stored. Responsibilities include helping with inventory of objects, database entry, and object display.

As a docent, you will provide a general overview of Cedar Hill’s history in the Museum, at the Traphene Hickman Library, or at special events. This role may also include visitation opportunities to special interest groups or students in their classrooms.