Assist in promoting theatre productions through various marketing channels. Volunteers will help with social media, flyer distribution, and other marketing efforts to increase audience engagement.

Help design, create, and organize costumes for theatre productions. Volunteers will collaborate with the costuming team to bring characters to life on stage.

Support the technical aspects of theatre productions, including lighting, sound, and stage management. Volunteers will work closely with the tech team to ensure smooth performances.

Assist in constructing and assembling stage sets for upcoming theatre productions. Volunteers will work with a team to ensure sets are built safely and efficiently.

Join The Lakeway Players in supporting their theatrical productions by volunteering in various roles such as directing, scenic painting, publicity, and more. No prior theatre experience is necessary as training will be provided.

Assist with the setup and management of gallery events, including exhibitions and public receptions. Volunteers will help with event logistics, guest interactions, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Join us for our Meet and Greets around Austin, where you can help introduce potential adopters to our wonderful pups and share information about fostering and adoption opportunities. Volunteers are needed for setup and interaction with the public.

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

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

Volunteers will help shape communication and messaging strategies to spread the word about the PIE Movement. This role involves engaging with community partners and supporters.

Volunteers will connect PEACE through PIE with like-minded community partners and supporters, fostering relationships that support the organization's mission and sustainability.

Volunteers will assist in creating programs, events, and campaigns that align with the PEACE through PIE mission. Responsibilities include developing content and ensuring it builds on the PEACE through PIE brand.

Spicewood Fire Rescue is a Combination of Volunteer and Paid Firefighters. We cover 55 square miles in the Southeastern Burnet County are of Spicewood. Spicewood is organized underneath Burnet County Emergency Service District 9 which provides us with the funding needed for day to day operations. We average 30 calls per month from medical calls, to wildland fires, to car wrecks, to rescue incidents. Training is held every Tuesday from 6pm-8pm. Feel free to drop by and say hi! | Requirements: There are minimal requirements to become a Volunteer Firefighter with us: - Be at least 18 years old - Have a Valid Texas State Driver's License - Live within Spicewood Fire Rescue's Response Area We'll train you on everything you need to know from: - CPR / First Aid - Extrication at Vehicle Accidents - Wildland Firefighting - Structural Firefighting - and more! | Categories: Department Support, Other, EMT, Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education

Assist in various aspects of theatre production, including set design, costume creation, and stage management. Volunteers will help ensure historically accurate performances and engage with the community to promote the theatre's mission.

Foster new membership and develop fundraising campaigns to support the organization's initiatives.

Develop opportunities for learning and connection through E4E events and book clubs.

Collaborate with principals, staff, and Booster/PTOs across 9 campus groups to share resources and support campus efforts.

Manage and create content for Instagram and Facebook pages, maintain an inclusive calendar, and conduct ongoing research to support committee work.

Assist in creating and distributing E4E newsletters, voter guides, and promotional materials. Engage with community members through various communication channels.

Volunteers are needed to assist in various roles during events at the Riverbend Centre for the Arts. Responsibilities include providing superior customer service, solving problems, and ensuring a positive experience for all visitors.

Office volunteers select books, complete the mailing of packages received from mothers in prison, sort and box books, and more. Shifts are typically a couple of hours long.

Volunteers assist with planning, preparation, and execution of special events such as the annual fundraising luncheon and book drive. Commitment varies and most hours are evenings and weekends.

Volunteers visit Texas female prisons to record incarcerated mothers reading stories to their children. Volunteers must be female, at least 18 years old, and pass a criminal background check conducted by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

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 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 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 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.

Join the CAS Board to help steer the organization and be among the first to hear of new opportunities. Board members do not pay a membership fee for the year they serve.

Serve as a Venue Coordinator to gain experience in event coordination and make contacts with gallery and business owners. This role involves helping hang art at exhibits and serving as an assistant/trainee for six months.

Assist in installing art at exhibits, learning about art hanging, and meeting other CAS artists. Indicate your interest when answering a Call for Art or contact the Venue Coordinator directly.

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.

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

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

North Hays County Fire/Rescue is a combination department consisting of a career and volunteer staff. We provide services to 244 square miles of Northern Hays County. The department has 6 stations located in and around the surrounding areas of Dripping Springs, Driftwood, and Henly, Texas. Station 71 is located in Dripping Springs and has a full-time crew on duty at all times. Station 62 is located in Driftwood and has a full-time crew on duty at all times. Volunteers are on call at all times and often staff other stations within our department. During 2018 the department responded to over 2600 emergency incidents. | Requirements: Submit Volunteer Applications online or in person to Central Station. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT, Community Education

Volunteers will be part of the food hospitality team, assisting in food service, distributing mail, and working the check-in station. Set-up and clean-up are also part of the volunteer shift.

Prepare a Main Dish or a Side Dish at home and deliver it to The Charlie Center on Navigation Days. Dishes should be prepared in a 13"x 20" aluminum pan and brought to the center hot and ready to serve.

Join the Project Connect core team to assist in areas such as intake/case coordination, community outreach, and donor/vendor relations. Volunteers are encouraged to send an email detailing their interest and attach a resume if available.

Assist with physical tasks in the community such as building new roofs or wheelchair ramps. Volunteers will be contacted via email when needs arise and can choose to respond to requests.

Assist in organizing and hosting community education events focused on strategies, interventions, and resources supporting aging in place. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist Lizzy's Animal Hospice by researching potential grants and writing grant proposals to secure funding for our mission. First-time grant writers are welcome to try their hand at this rewarding task.

Help organize and execute events to support Lizzy's Animal Hospice. Volunteers will assist with planning, setup, and engaging with attendees to promote our cause and foster community support.

Volunteers will assist Komen Staff with brainstorming and activating various aspects of the event: Hope Village, Top Fundraiser area, course-side Entertainment, and so much more. Requested to attend one meeting per month in the 5-6 months leading up to the event.

Volunteers are needed to help with website design, update WordPress pages, manage social media postings, and update the donor list. This role requires ongoing commitment throughout the year.

Volunteers are needed to assist in preparing for mission trips, including organizing packing parties, managing volunteer data, and updating medication labels. Medical professionals are also needed for specific tasks.

Volunteer as a Nature Guide to lead and inspire families in outdoor activities and nature exploration. Guides will complete the Guide Development Program and help organize and lead nature-based educational programs.

Lead weekly music circles for individuals who have experienced homelessness, fostering a supportive and creative environment. Volunteers should be comfortable with music and have a passion for community building.

Assist in organizing and facilitating fitness classes and events for women who are cancer survivors. Volunteers will help with event setup, participant coordination, and ensuring a supportive environment.

Assist in developing and promoting the organization's message to raise awareness about SETBP1 haploinsufficiency disorder. Engage in writing and public speaking to share stories and support the community.

Assist with cleaning and maintaining cat rooms, ensuring cats have clean environments, fresh food, and warm bedding. Volunteers help maintain the health and comfort of the cats by performing physical labor tasks.

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.

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.

Volunteers are encouraged to support community education and participate in workdays at the Zilker Herb Garden. Responsibilities include organizing events, bringing refreshments to meetings, and helping with publicity.

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.

Engage one-on-one with participants, help them understand activities, and model how to perform them. Volunteers will support participants during transitions, monitor interactions during recess, and maintain a positive and energetic attitude.

Assist trained specialists in delivering outdoor and kitchen lessons at participating school campuses. Volunteers will help enhance students' learning experiences by engaging them in hands-on activities related to gardening and cooking.

Participate in medical tasks in the Parvo ICU, Medical Clinic, or Foster Wellness Clinic. Volunteers perform basic tasks like laundry and cleaning or assist with medical care for animals.

Engage in dog walking, enrichment activities, and skill-building classes to enhance the lives of dogs in APA!'s care. Volunteers support dogs on their journey to finding a forever home.

Promote APA!’s mission, raise donations, and recruit volunteers, fosters, adopters, and donors at special events around town. Volunteers work at info tables and booths, interacting with the public and adoptable animals.

Help sort clothes and other donations, stage, and organize the store. Volunteers support the thrift stores, which sell high-quality items to fund APA!'s lifesaving programs.

Assist with cat care, treat ringworm, feed neonates and their mothers, and provide love and attention to cats in need. Volunteers help ensure the wellbeing of cats, including those with special needs like FeLV+ cats and barn cats.

Volunteering your time with Change 1 offers a unique opportunity to directly impact the lives of transition age youth from foster care, empowering them to reach their full potential. Whether you're mentoring, offering educational guidance, or providing a supportive presence, your contribution becomes a vital steppingstone on their path to success.

Change 1 thrives on administrative support from dedicated volunteers. By assisting with organizational tasks, event planning, and behind-the-scenes efforts, you play a crucial role in ensuring that our mission runs smoothly and efficiently.

Volunteer class assistants are essential for keeping dog training classes running smoothly. Responsibilities include setting up class materials, assisting with cleaning tasks, greeting clients, and helping with training exercises. No prior dog training experience is required, but volunteers must be at least 18 years old.

Assist in organizing and executing Seasonal Concerts that aim to foster social engagement for all ages and backgrounds. Volunteers will help with event logistics and participant engagement, ensuring a successful and enjoyable event.

Volunteers are needed to pick up spent mushroom blocks from local farms and deliver them to community sites to help build healthy soil. Volunteers will help reduce waste and greenhouse emissions while boosting soil biodiversity.

Support Fruitful Commons by writing and submitting grant applications to secure funding for community agriculture projects. Volunteers will collaborate with the team to identify funding opportunities and craft compelling proposals.

Assist in various aspects of theatre production including stagecraft, music, costumes, hospitality, publicity, and instruction. Volunteers are needed to help put on productions and spread the word about the Academy's events.

Engage with local businesses to gain support for the organization and the survivors it serves. Needed in TX and RI.

Support the Community Jazz Jam by helping set up and manage the event. Volunteers will assist participants of all ages and levels in exploring the jazz tradition, ensuring a smooth and inclusive experience.

Open your home and heart to foster neglected, abandoned, abused, and unwanted dogs. Love And Puppy Paws Dog Rescue covers all expenses while the dog is in your care, providing a safe place for them to heal and experience love before adoption.

Volunteers with special skills such as carpentry, fundraising, veterinary expertise, and event planning are needed to assist with various projects and events. These skills help improve the sanctuary's facilities and outreach efforts.

Set up, run, and close down booths at community events. Engage with the community to inform them about the organization and its services. Needed in TX and RI.

As a Grant Writer, you will research and write grant proposals to secure funding for the organization's programs. This role requires strong writing and research skills to effectively communicate the organization's needs.

Volunteers are needed to help transplant native plant seedlings as part of the ecological stewardship efforts. This role involves working with native plants and contributing to the beneficial management of natural resources in Central Texas.

Foster home volunteers train, socialize, and closely observe and track the behaviors and progress of a foster dog. Volunteers help the dog adjust to being part of a loving family and decide when the foster dog is ready for a forever home.

Engage with seniors during Interactive Concerts by encouraging participation through singing, playing, dancing, and sharing stories. Volunteers will help create an interactive and lively atmosphere for senior participants.

Organize and plan future events and fundraisers. This position is ideal for organized and detail-oriented individuals. Needed in TX and RI.

Join us in preparing swag bags for the Austin Marathon. We need over 50 volunteers to help with this task, which involves organizing and stuffing bags with various items.

Assist with various research projects at the Myco Research Station, contributing to the study and conservation of fungi. Volunteers will work alongside mycologists and help with data collection and analysis.

Transport rescue dogs in your vehicle to foster homes across the country. Volunteers help move dogs from locations such as Texas to Minnesota or Florida to New Jersey.

Assist in the planning or execution of Sam’s Spring Bash. Volunteers can help on the night of the event or join the committee to aid in planning, collecting donations, and securing sponsorships.

Join the Central Texas Trail Tamers in building and maintaining sustainable hiking trails. Volunteers will work on trail reroutes, clearing paths, and ensuring trails are safe for public use.

Support the organization by creating images, presentations, or artwork for events or online use. This includes designing merchandise to help raise funds for the rescue.

Volunteers help transport dogs and supplies, such as crates and medications, to and from foster homes and vet appointments in Central Texas and occasionally beyond.

Licensed healthcare professionals can register as COVID-19 volunteers to support Texas's public health and medical preparedness response. Volunteers will be matched to needs based on their qualifications and experience.

Contribute unique skills such as writing, photography, graphic design, or social media management to support the organization's mission. Volunteers may also help with special projects or serve on committees.

Assist in distributing school supplies, clothing, and nutritional supplements to children in need. Volunteers will collaborate with local communities to understand and meet specific needs.

The Fundraiser Specialist will develop and implement fundraising strategies to support On Point Reentry Consortium's mission. This role involves organizing fundraising events and engaging with potential donors.

Conduct a thirty to forty-five minute phone interview with potential adopters and volunteers. This role involves verifying application information and checking references to determine if the applicant is a good fit for a rescued Rhodesian Ridgeback.

Volunteers will assist in the implementation of comprehensive behavior programs for shelter dogs, including daily care routines, enrichment activities, and training exercises. Volunteers will work with dogs of varying needs, from those requiring preventative support to those needing behavioral modification.

Provide guidance to high school students for applying to community colleges and universities, assist in finding local scholarship opportunities, and help students avoid student debt. Connect students with relevant college personnel and community organizations for further support.

Help distribute hygiene kits and conduct workshops on personal care for children. Volunteers will partner with local health organizations to provide basic health services.

Write articles and op-eds on industry topics, professional skillsets, or self-improvement practices. Get your work published through TILBM.

Participate in structured projects during Volunteer Workdays, which are held 1-2 times per month. Volunteers assist with feeding pigs and performing manual labor, contributing to the care and maintenance of the sanctuary.

Volunteers assist with administrative tasks such as organizing events, managing communications, and supporting social media and outreach efforts. This role is essential for the smooth operation of rescue activities.

The Social Media Manager will create and manage content across social media platforms to raise awareness about the organization's mission and engage with the community. Responsibilities include content creation and strategy development.

Assist with creating content for social media platforms, newsletters, and promotional materials. Help with online marketing campaigns to promote upcoming events and classes.