Help with food distribution on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Volunteers assist in organizing and handing out food to community members.

Assist with the distribution of food to families in need on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Volunteers help organize and distribute food items to clients at the pantry.

Assist with food pickup at the NTFB drop site in Sherman on Thursdays. Volunteers are responsible for unloading and stocking food at the pantry.

As a Barn Maintenance Volunteer, you will assist in cleaning and organizing the barn, including stalls and paddocks. You must be at least 14 years old to work without a guardian present and should be willing to attend annual meetings.

As a Horse Leader, you will be responsible for controlling the horse during grooming and lessons, ensuring the safety of the rider. You must be at least 14 years old and attend hands-on training, with a fundamental understanding of animal anatomy and basic horse care.

As a Side Walker, your primary responsibility will be to maintain safety awareness while providing physical and motivational support to the rider during their session. You must be at least 14 years old and able to walk briskly for 15-20 minutes, with some horse knowledge preferred but not mandatory.

Join the Chuck Wagon Team to organize community events and seek financial and volunteer support for Divine Equine. This role requires organizational skills and a love for community engagement.

This role involves assisting with general office tasks such as filing, emailing, and scheduling. Ideal candidates should have knowledge of Word and Excel and be able to commit 1 to 3 hours a week.

Assist in the Market Depot food pantry, which operates as a client choice pantry on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Volunteers will help with organizational tasks at other times to ensure smooth operations.

Help with the Children’s Express program by working with food donations that are bagged and delivered to local elementary schools for students to take home on weekends during the school year. This role is vital for supporting children in need.

Volunteers are needed to prepare and serve food in The Dining Car on weekdays or to make sack lunches for distribution on Saturdays. This role requires a multi-hour commitment and a Food Handler certificate for kitchen work, with signups managed through Signup Genius on their Facebook page.

Volunteers will work in a team to create and display decorations for large-scale programs and assist with cleaning up and organizing after events. This role is ideal for those who enjoy art projects and short-term commitments.

Volunteers will assist in promoting library programs and events through the creation of print materials, social media posts, and videos. This position can also be completed virtually, making it flexible for volunteers.

Volunteers will help organize library materials and ensure that items are shelved correctly. This position requires the ability to push carts up to 75 pounds and to perform bending, stooping, and stretching tasks.

Volunteers will help ensure library programs run smoothly, including set-up, assisting with instruction, and post-program clean-up. Evening and weekend availability is preferred as most programs are scheduled during these times.

Volunteers will assist with processing library materials, including books, board games, and DVDs. This role is suitable for detail-oriented individuals who prefer to work independently or behind the scenes.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various events organized by Women Rock, Inc. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and raising awareness about breast cancer. Volunteers help ensure the smooth operation of events and contribute to the organization's mission.

Support schools in establishing pollinator gardens by assisting with the planting of native plants and bee-friendly flowers. Volunteers will help create outdoor classrooms that educate students about pollinators, ecosystems, and sustainable gardening practices.

Organize and facilitate beekeeping workshops in local communities, covering basic beekeeping skills, the importance of bees in the ecosystem, and sustainable practices. Volunteers will help educate participants of all ages about bee conservation.

Assist in the Bee Education Program by helping with hands-on learning activities, such as the Observation Hive in Schools program, and planting bee-friendly flowers to restore habitats. Volunteers will engage with students and communities to promote bee conservation.