Volunteers are needed to assist in the distribution of school supplies and non-perishable food items to ensure that 100 students have the necessary tools and nourishment for the new school year. Volunteers will also help create a welcoming environment for the community movie night following the distribution.

Volunteer as a virtual tutor to support the academic growth of young male student athletes. Assist them in various subjects to help them achieve their educational goals and prepare for college scholarships.

Join the DFAC team in transporting animals and conducting routine area patrols to prevent and respond to animal abuse. Volunteers will help ensure the safety and well-being of animals in the Dallas area.

Volunteers are needed to transport animals to Pet Doctor for essential veterinary care and to connect dogs with partner organizations across the country. Volunteers must be 18 years old or older, or accompanied by a parent.

Join our team to host off-site adoption events every weekend, helping to connect adoptable pets with their forever homes. Volunteers must be 18 years old or older, or accompanied by a parent.

Teach beginner English (Level A1) to adults at Paris Beauty Academy. Classes are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM.

Volunteers will assist individuals and families with free, IRS-certified tax preparation services to promote financial stability. Volunteers will ensure accurate tax filing and provide financial literacy support.

Volunteers will engage with youth in underserved communities, providing mentorship and educational support to help them reach their full potential. Volunteers will work closely with students to develop leadership skills and foster personal growth.

Assist in teaching a citizenship preparation class for the naturalization exam at Jubilee Park & Community Center. Classes are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Volunteer mentors are needed to guide and support children in various programs, including literacy, sports, arts, and STEM. Mentors will help foster personal growth and development in young participants.

Oral Histories Volunteers will conduct interviews and collect personal stories related to the civil rights movement and Juanita Craft's legacy. Volunteers should have strong communication skills and an interest in history.

Researcher Volunteers will assist in gathering and organizing historical data related to Juanita Craft and the civil rights movement. This role is ideal for those with a keen interest in history and research.

As a Museum Docent Volunteer, you will guide visitors through the Juanita Craft Civil Rights House & Museum, sharing the history and impact of Juanita Craft's work in civil rights. Volunteers should be passionate about history and education.

Volunteer as a nurse advocate to deliver gift baskets to mothers in the hospital who have delivered stillborn babies. Connect them to resources and provide comfort by understanding their experience as both a nurse and a mother who has experienced loss.

As a Buddy Volunteer, you will assist children with special needs on the ballfield, helping them with tasks such as batting or rounding the bases. Volunteers are expected to provide encouragement, cheer on the team, and ensure a safe and fun game environment.

Participate in gardening activities to support the Circular Healthy Food Hub. Volunteers will help plant, maintain, and harvest produce to promote sustainable food practices.

Help maintain and improve the skatepark facilities. Volunteers will assist with cleaning, repairs, and general upkeep to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for all.

Assist in the rescue and recovery of food to support community needs. Volunteers will help sort, package, and distribute food to ensure it reaches those in need.

Coordinate class sites, recruit students, and ensure smooth operations at the Continental Gin Building. Volunteer hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Become a part of the ACAESUSA Youth Council to develop leadership skills and participate in community service projects. College students are encouraged to apply to take on leadership roles within the council.

Join the ACAESUSA as a Youth Cultural Ambassador to promote cultural exchange and understanding. Volunteers will participate in cultural events and initiatives, fostering dialogue and education within the community.

Join the team on distribution days to help set up and serve food and supplies to those in need. Volunteers are expected to assist with setup at 11:00 AM and serving at 11:30 AM behind Dallas City Hall.

Volunteers are needed for the new facility, including installation artists, engineers, instructors, and creative individuals to help brainstorm ideas, design rooms, and paint.

Participate in or lead a NIBA Committee to give back to your profession while supporting NIBA and developing leadership skills. Engage with professionals in the belting industry to improve services and business practices.

Spread the word about our lifesaving work and help us send our dogs to their perfect forever homes at our events. Volunteers will engage with the community and promote our mission.

Become a part of the behind-the-scenes work that goes into rescuing dogs in need and uniting them with their forever homes. This role involves 3-4 hours a week and various tasks that support the rescue operations.

Help us transport dogs and supplies around the city to events, foster homes, vet appointments, and more. This role is crucial for ensuring that our dogs and supplies get where they need to be.

Assist students in honing their English writing and speaking skills through text and phone interactions, and participate in online and in-person tutoring sessions.

Provide administrative support, maintain student rosters, and assist with communication and outreach. Estimated volunteer time is 3 hours per week.

Join our team to make a difference in the lives of homeless pets. Whether you're tech-savvy or great at engaging with people, we need your skills to help our organization thrive. Fill out our volunteer form to find the perfect role for you.

Support students across the GISD from elementary to high school by enhancing their education and teaching them valuable leadership skills through community awareness and service.

Provide emotional and spiritual support to refugees by befriending them, praying with them, and offering encouragement. Volunteers help refugees adjust to a new country and culture.

Assist in the Gateway Resource Center by picking up and delivering furniture, distributing household supplies, and maintaining classrooms. This role is critical for the well-being of refugees.

Volunteers work in teams to provide refugee families with basic necessities such as furniture, housewares, and food. They also engage in follow-up visits to build community through friendship and fellowship.

Plan and manage events for refugee families, including Thanksgiving Day Dinner, Christmas Party, and Easter Egg Hunt. These events provide community and support for refugees far from home.

Volunteers teach English as a Second Language and other life skills to help refugees communicate effectively, secure jobs, and integrate culturally. Classes include citizenship, leadership development, and cultural literacy.

Volunteers are needed to assist with planning and working at fundraising events such as Fala Day and the Fall Picnic. Responsibilities include taking admission, working the NTSR store, helping with games, and ensuring the event runs smoothly.

Volunteers with a knack for writing are needed to assist with creating newsletters and writing grant requests to support the organization's mission.

Capture the excitement and spirit of Bridge Lacrosse events as a volunteer photographer. Responsibilities include taking photos during games and events to be used for promotional purposes.

Assist in organizing and working at adoption and fundraising events. Volunteers will help share information about Great Pyrenees with prospective adopters and support event logistics.

As a Youth Mentor, you will empower and support young people in the community through education, community engagement, and promoting mental and emotional well-being. Volunteers should have a passion for mentoring and a commitment to making a difference.

Provide food, clothing, and other essentials to unsheltered and vulnerable communities on a weekly basis. Volunteers are needed to help distribute these items and engage with the community.

Facilitate workshops and classes aimed at improving the lives of young men in the Dallas area. Volunteers will assist in delivering educational resources and support to participants.

Assist with organizing and managing adoption events to help rescue dogs find their forever homes. Volunteers will help set up, engage with potential adopters, and ensure the event runs smoothly.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks related to the rescue and care of Australian Shepherds. Responsibilities may include helping with adoption events, fostering dogs, and supporting administrative tasks.

Volunteers are needed to assist in distributing food, PPE kits, and other essential items to those in need. Responsibilities include organizing distribution events and engaging with community members to ensure they receive necessary support.

Join the Heart Guard Advocacy Program to promote heart health within the Black community. Advocates will raise awareness about heart disease, share vital health information, and encourage community members to adopt healthier lifestyles.

The Public Relations Assistant will help manage the organization's public image and communications. Volunteers will work on media outreach and community engagement strategies.

Participate in monthly initiatives to provide hygiene kits, food, water, and guidance to homeless individuals in Dallas, Texas. Volunteers will help distribute items and offer support to those in need.

Curate and schedule posts for Duck Team 6's social media platforms, including Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter.

Volunteers will assist in coordinating efforts at local food pantries and soup kitchens to help distribute food to those in need. Responsibilities include organizing food supplies, serving meals, and ensuring a welcoming environment for all visitors.

Join A Twist of Faith Outreach as a Mentor or Empowerment Coach to help single mothers and at-risk youth overcome challenges and build a brighter future. Volunteers will provide guidance, support, and mentorship to empower participants in achieving their personal and educational goals.

Join Project CITY in their efforts to combat food insecurity and homelessness by volunteering at community events and food drives. Volunteers will assist in organizing events, distributing food, and providing mentorship to those in need.

Photographers are needed to capture images at EMPOWER Series events for use in public relations and promotional efforts across various platforms.

Provide administrative support to the organization, assisting with office tasks and operations. Volunteers must complete a background check and be at least 14 years old.

Assist Bridge Lacrosse by keeping accurate scores during lacrosse games. Volunteers will be responsible for managing scoreboards and ensuring fair play.

Assess dogs' temperament, activity level, and behavior to help determine which dogs BCSAVE takes into the program and better help place them with appropriate fosters. This includes shelter-based and owner surrender/home-based assessments.

Assist adults with intellectual disabilities in developing vital life skills to live independently. Volunteers will work directly with participants to teach and reinforce skills necessary for daily living and personal growth.

Drive rescue dogs to meet-up locations to facilitate their transfer to foster homes across various cities in the United States.

Volunteers are needed to support Dorcas Heart's mission by providing essential items like hygiene supplies, blankets, and food to homeless and deprived individuals. Volunteers will engage with the community to educate, connect, and serve those in need.

As a Therapy Dog Handler Volunteer, you will partner with your dog to visit various facilities such as nursing homes, hospitals, and schools. Volunteers must first register with the Alliance of Therapy Dogs and complete the necessary training and testing requirements.

As a mentor, you will support young men in defining themselves and creating a firm foundation for their future. Volunteers will help facilitate workshops and classes, providing guidance and support to participants.

Educate the public about the Bulldog breed and provide advice to current Bulldog owners to prevent surrenders. This role involves engaging with the community to promote responsible Bulldog ownership.

Assist with transporting Bulldogs to vet appointments, shelters, or new homes. This role is crucial for ensuring Bulldogs receive timely medical care and are safely moved to their new environments.

Assist in the Community Outreach Program by advocating for the Southern Dallas community and connecting residents with vital resources and services. Volunteers will work alongside Community Health Workers to improve overall well-being and provide direct support to those experiencing homelessness.

Participate in outreach activities such as Run Builds and Walking Outreach to promote pet health and provide free spay/neuter services in the community.

Volunteers conduct home visits for potential adopters to ensure a safe and suitable environment for the dogs. Training is provided by seasoned volunteers until new volunteers are ready to conduct visits independently.

Assist in setting up, greeting guests, or walking dogs at meet & greets and fundraisers. Volunteers help create a welcoming environment for potential adopters and supporters.

Join Bridge Lacrosse as a volunteer coach to help guide and mentor young athletes in the sport of lacrosse. Responsibilities include leading practice sessions, teaching lacrosse skills, and fostering a positive team environment.

Assist in organizing and managing events that support survivors of domestic violence. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Keep volunteers informed and engaged by posting news and announcements, managing merchandise orders, and organizing volunteer activities.

Assist in coaching youth sports teams, helping to develop young athletes' skills and sportsmanship. Volunteers will support lead coaches during practices and games, ensuring a positive and encouraging environment.

Assist in educational settings, supporting instructors and helping students in various programs. Volunteers must complete a background check and be at least 14 years old.

Conduct home visits to assess potential foster or adopter homes for safety and suitability, checking for issues like fencing and escape routes.

Provide administrative assistance to support the daily operations of The Bright Beacon. Tasks may include data entry, answering phones, and assisting with paperwork.

This role involves writing comprehensive proposals to raise funds for community projects. Volunteers will visit, research, and understand projects before writing detailed proposals and grant applications.

Provide a safe and loving home environment for foster dogs, offering food, affection, socialization, and exercise. Responsibilities include transporting dogs to adoption events, participating in obedience training, and communicating with potential adopters.

Review foster and adoption applications, check references, and schedule home visits or Meet & Greets with potential adopters. Ensure all applications are thoroughly vetted for any issues or concerns.

Visit an applicant's home and verify the home information on their adoption & foster applications. This role involves ensuring the home environment is suitable for a Border Collie.

Conduct home visits for prospective adopters to ensure a safe and suitable environment for the dogs. Volunteers should have good interpersonal skills and attention to detail.

Join our team to help those in need by creating handmade items through sewing, quilting, crocheting, or knitting. Whether you're an expert or a beginner, your passion for crafting can make a difference.

Participate in organizing fundraising events to support the rescue and rehabilitation of Bulldogs. This role involves planning and executing events to raise critical funds for the organization's mission.

Assist in serving meals to children in the Dallas Fort Worth area who face food insecurity. Volunteers will help ensure that no child goes to bed hungry by participating in meal preparation and distribution.

Assist with organizing and promoting events in the community. Help spread the word through social media and other channels, and provide support during the events.

Support Bridge Lacrosse by helping to organize and promote fundraising events. Volunteers will engage with the community to raise awareness and gather support for the organization's mission.

Provide information and advice to individuals seeking help, offering support and guidance to those affected by domestic violence. Volunteers must complete a background check and be at least 14 years old.

Coordinate supplies, check in with fosters, or help answer questions. This role supports the foster network, ensuring they have the resources needed to care for the dogs.

Help evaluate potential adopters by conducting virtual or in-person home checks. This role is crucial in ensuring our dogs are placed in safe and loving homes.

Mentor youth by providing equitable access to sports, arts, and music. Volunteers will engage with young individuals to foster their development and encourage participation in various activities.

Open your home to a homeless Bulldog, providing a loving and patient environment while they receive medical care and await adoption. Volunteers are essential in offering temporary homes to Bulldogs in need.

Manage and create content for the organization's social media platforms to raise awareness and engage the community. Volunteers must complete a background check and be at least 14 years old.

Provide administrative support to the World Hunger Initiative team. Tasks include data entry, organizing files, and assisting with general office duties to ensure smooth operations.

Volunteers will welcome attendees to events, direct them to the auditorium or check-in table, and provide a warm, friendly welcome to enhance the event experience.

Volunteers are needed to help at events, serve on committees, and organize automotive fluids in the warehouse. They will also assist in contacting potential donors and extending the organization's reach across North Texas.

Transport dogs to various locations, including long-distance transports. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and the ability to crate or tether dogs during transport.

Help with preparing rescue dogs for their foster homes, including basic care and socialization. This role involves hands-on interaction with animals.

Transport animals both locally in the DFW area and long distance to help them reach their foster or forever homes. Volunteers must be able to drive and have a valid driver's license.

Volunteers are needed to transport and hold dogs, set up and break down booths, take dogs on potty breaks, fill water bowls, and talk to potential adopters during 'Meet Our Dogs' events. These events are crucial for introducing foster dogs to potential adopters.

Join the capture team to assist in field operations for rescuing street dogs. No prior experience is necessary, just a willingness to help.

Assist in various community programs including mental health support, education mentorship, and senior programs. Volunteers will help empower individuals and families to become self-sufficient and thrive.