Volunteers are needed to distribute Barn Cat flyers in areas with barns, deliver cats and cages to barn sites, and pick up equipment after cats are released. Additional tasks include answering phone calls and cleaning cages in Lewisville.

Volunteers in the Watershed Partners Program assist in educational and networking activities to help protect critical watershed assets. They participate in special events and activities to foster partnerships and increase public awareness.

Capture photos at various events such as monthly meetings, opening receptions, and workshops. Use any camera device to document the events and submit photos to the Social Media Chair.

Organize and manage exhibitions, ensuring a smooth process from planning to execution. Receive training and work with a team to create successful exhibitions.

Assist artists during artwork drop-off, help with signing in, and guide them to opening receptions. Aid the curator in hanging and arranging artwork in the gallery and display cases.

Attend events to count attendees and ensure each visitor signs in with their zip code. Provide head counts to the Social Media Chair.

Support the organization and execution of a guided walk focusing on native wildflowers and nature photography. Volunteers will assist participants and help manage the event flow.

Assist in the setup and facilitation of a talk and demonstration about tarantulas at the Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area. Volunteers will help with logistics and engage with attendees during the event.

Join the Friends of LLELA in celebrating Lewisville's 100th Anniversary by participating in a tree planting campaign. Volunteers will help plant native trees in various parks and medians, contributing to the city's environmental legacy.

The Adoption Coordinator is responsible for guiding animals through the adoption journey by communicating with foster families regarding vetting and the adoption process. Responsibilities include coordinating veterinary care, organizing foster animal biographies, and arranging meetings between potential adopters and foster families.

Youth Volunteers can organize supply drives, litter drives, or kitten food drives at their school or in their community. They can also share social media posts to spread the word on pets needing adoption and participate in bake sales for fundraisers.

Professional or Certified Trainers volunteer their time to help dogs adjust to living in a home and functioning in a neighborhood. This role requires dog training skills to assist in the rehabilitation of animals in the program.

The Recruiting Coordinator is responsible for responding to volunteering inquiries, meeting with prospective volunteers, processing volunteer applications, and arranging training. They also work with youth volunteers to plan fundraising and supply drive activities.

We are seeking an experienced fundraising coordinator to help raise funds for operational costs. This is a virtual position and includes a combination of email and telephone communication with prospective donors. A minimum of 5 hours a week is required with a flexible schedule.

We are seeking a social media specialist to help plan and post content on our social media accounts. This is a virtual position. Experience in social media marketing and Canva or other graphic art programs required. Flexible schedule.

Help staff various events organized by Next Steps. Responsibilities may include setup, coordination, and assisting attendees.

Join our list of volunteers to be contacted for emergencies, such as assisting during cold weather warming events.

Assist with cleaning and odd jobs to fulfill community service hours. This role supports the maintenance and smooth operation of our facilities.

Volunteers perform routine maintenance work at the gardens and greenhouse, requiring skills in plumbing, woodworking, and mechanical systems. They may also pick up donated items for composting and oversee scout projects.

Volunteer gardeners adopt a raised bed to grow organic produce for local food pantries serving Carrollton, Farmers Branch, and Coppell residents in need. Volunteers learn about organic gardening practices and receive guidance from garden leadership.