Volunteers are needed to support the annual leadership seminar, helping to organize and facilitate activities that encourage leadership development among high school students. Responsibilities may include event setup, assisting with workshops, and engaging with students to foster an inclusive environment.

Assist in growing vegetables using the DRP method, including planting seedlings, mulching, and pest control. Volunteers will also help with garden maintenance such as weeding and pruning.

Support the Deep Roots Project by sharing posts on social media, creating engaging content, and promoting the organization at local events like farmers markets.

Capture weekly photos or videos of the Deep Roots garden to document progress and share with the community. This role involves creative content creation for promotional purposes.

Volunteers are needed to greet and register attendees at AWN events, assist with setup and cleanup, and provide refreshments. This role is essential in ensuring the smooth operation of events and creating a welcoming atmosphere for participants.

Engage with community members by leading or starting new interest groups. Facilitators help foster community connections and provide opportunities for learning and engagement among older adults.

Help write articles to share information about AWN, review website content, and suggest improvements. Volunteers with writing and editing skills are encouraged to contribute to our newsletter and online presence.

Terrain welcomes volunteers to support all aspects of our programming, including archiving, bookkeeping, grant writing, photography, fundraising, writing, curating, event production, filmmaking, community building, and public art enthusiasm.

Volunteers are needed in the spring to help prepare the gardens for planting. Responsibilities include moving wood chips, clearing away weeds, digging up old plants, raking leaves, dividing perennials, planting flowers and seeds, and giving tours.

During the summer and fall, volunteers help maintain the gardens by working at events, raking leaves, keeping gardens clear of debris, watering plants, planting flowers from the greenhouse, moving wood chips, clearing weeds, and giving tours.

Join us for a fun and engaging volunteer event focused on sorting plastics. Volunteers will participate in ice-breakers, learn about our environmental initiatives, and take part in a competitive sorting activity. Events typically last 3 hours and refreshments will be provided.

As a Patient Escort Volunteer, you will assist in escorting patients to various areas of the hospital, ensuring they feel comfortable and informed during their visit. This role requires a commitment to a regular volunteering schedule and the ability to interact positively with patients and staff.

In the Clerical/Office Volunteer role, you will assist various departments with tasks such as filing, answering phones, and typing. This position is ideal for those who enjoy administrative work and can commit to a regular schedule.

As a Hospitality Desk Volunteer, you will greet and assist patients and guests at the main entrance of the hospital, providing information and directions. This role requires excellent communication skills and a friendly demeanor.

As a Community Volunteer, you will assist in various programs aimed at improving the quality of life for families in the Austin community. Responsibilities may include helping with events, providing support to staff, and engaging with community members.

Program Support members help facilitate activities at the After Opps program, working directly with participants to provide a safe, empowering, and positive environment. Volunteers are required to undergo a screening process, including a criminal background check, and must be able to commit to a schedule during program sessions.

Assist in organizing and managing the Pre-Father’s Day BBQ Celebration at La Follette Park. Responsibilities include setting up the event, helping with activities such as free haircuts, food distribution, and managing the softball game and raffles.

As a STEM Mentor, you will help students navigate their college applications, secure internships, or tackle early career challenges in STEM fields. This role can be fulfilled in-person or virtually, allowing for greater flexibility.

As a Classroom Helper, you will work directly with youth in our after-school and daytime programs, assisting PE staff in engaging youth in hands-on STEM activities. This role is perfect for individuals who enjoy working with children and have a passion for STEM education.

In this role, you will share your personal career journey and insights with students, providing them with a glimpse into various STEM careers. This can be done in-person or virtually, making it flexible for your schedule.