Join us on Saturday mornings from 9 AM to 12 PM for project-based volunteer work. Tasks include landscaping, organizing, and maintenance projects around the sanctuary. This opportunity does not involve direct interaction with animals but supports the overall mission of the sanctuary.

Volunteers are needed to commit to weekly or biweekly shifts to help care for over 150 rescued animals. Responsibilities include cleaning and refilling water, maintaining animal pens, stocking supplies, and assisting with animal care routines. Extensive training is provided to ensure proper care for animals with special needs.

Join the Band of the Hills as a musician to rehearse and perform in concerts. Musicians of at least high school age are welcome to join, provided they are prepared, try their best, and have fun. Rehearsals are held on Thursday evenings.

Volunteers participate in a spring-cleaning campaign to collect scrap metal, trash, and debris along the trails of River Ranch County Park. This event is coordinated by Friends of River Ranch County Park in collaboration with park staff.

Volunteers staff the Interpretive Center, providing information about the park's flora, fauna, terrain, and history. They act as park ambassadors, welcoming visitors and encouraging them to explore the park's trails and facilities.

Provide instructional support for team vehicle preparation and maintenance, expedition planning, and navigational tools, enhancing participants' technical skills.

Assist with logistics support including pre and post team event dinners, hotel and destination travel coordination, and field support such as cooking, resupply, and maintenance.

Help with social media management, post-trip media production, fundraising, and veteran outreach to support the organization's mission.

As an Application Screener, you will contact adoption and foster applicants, review their applications over the phone, and reach out to personal references and veterinary offices for vet checks. This role is crucial in ensuring rescued pugs are placed in loving, well-matched homes.

The Treasurer is responsible for closing out monthly finances, paying medical bills using PRA funds, and providing financial reports to the board. This role requires QuickBooks experience and helps keep the rescue running smoothly.

Event Volunteers assist at PRA events by greeting attendees, helping with setup, and spreading the word about rescue pugs. This role is flexible and allows volunteers to participate in various event activities.

Join the planning committee to help organize and execute the Project Graduation event. Volunteers will work on tasks such as fundraising, logistics, and event coordination.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks during the Project Graduation event, ensuring a safe and fun environment for graduating seniors. Responsibilities include setup, vendor coordination, and general event support.

Join the Round Rock Community Choir as a volunteer member to perform a wide range of musical styles from sacred requiems to American Folk music. Volunteers will participate in rehearsals and performances, contributing to the choir's mission of artistic excellence and community enrichment.

Volunteers continue to be a vital resource for Sam Bass Fire Department. The department began in 1980 as the Sam Bass Company of the Round Rock Volunteer Fire Department and was staffed solely by volunteers. Today we serve our community by using compensated staff and volunteers. | Requirements: 18 years of age You are requested to attend 4 meetings a month. Be able to lift and carry heavy objects up to 100 lbs. Be in good physical health. Be willing to obtain SFFMA or TCFP fire certification. (Required to obtain bunker gear) Be willing to become an EMT-B or First Responder (CPR/AED) certified. Be willing to get up in the middle of the night to help ANYONE if needed. Possess a valid drivers license, with no major violations on your driving record. | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Firefighter

Volunteers will assist in removing invasive plants and replanting with native species to restore natural habitats. This helps preserve local biodiversity.

Volunteers will help develop and maintain pollinator gardens, which are crucial for supporting local biodiversity. Tasks include planting, weeding, and general garden maintenance.

Volunteers will build and maintain new trails, ensuring they are safe and accessible for public use. This includes clearing debris and repairing trail surfaces.

Volunteers will monitor water quality at various streams to help track environmental health. This involves collecting water samples and recording data.

Lead and supervise activities at the VLS Kid's Camp, ensuring children are engaged and learning about American history and values through games, music, and educational videos. Volunteers will also assist with snacks and rewards.