Volunteers are welcome to assist in various advocacy events and activities organized by Life After Advocacy Group, Inc. Responsibilities may include event setup, participant coordination, and providing information to attendees.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Assist church leaders in setting up foster care, adoption, and support ministries. Volunteers will help with organizing materials, coordinating coaching calls, and supporting partnership development.

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.

Volunteers work at the Randol Mill Greenhouse, assisting with plant care and greenhouse maintenance. This opportunity is available every Tuesday from 9:00 AM to Noon, all year round.

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.

Facilitate social activities and events that provide fun, education, and ongoing support to members and their guests. Volunteers are expected to commit at least 5 hours per month and have good interpersonal skills.

Assist in delivering professional development training for high school and college-age individuals interested in public safety careers. Volunteers will provide guidance on physical fitness, career navigation, and personal development.

Engage with youth and young adults in mentorship programs designed to prepare them for careers in public safety. Volunteers will work closely with schools and parents to support the personal and professional growth of participants.

Assist with research, updating, and data entry tasks to support the organization's information services. Volunteers should have strong writing and research skills and commit to at least 5 hours per month.

Engage in community outreach to provide breast health resources and free screening to those in need. Volunteers help raise awareness and funds to support SOP’s programs, requiring good communication skills and a commitment of at least 5 hours per month.

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.

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.

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.