Education volunteers assist with family programs, school visits, and youth activities at the museum. This role involves helping during Family Day events, assisting with student workshops, and supporting hands-on art activities.

Volunteers at the Concho Clay Studio help support the museum’s community ceramics program by assisting instructors during classes and workshops, maintaining studio cleanliness, and supporting Open Studio members.

Collections volunteers support the care and documentation of the museum’s permanent collection. Tasks may include assisting with cataloging, inventory, and exhibition preparation.

Volunteers assist with museum events and programs, educational activities, and community outreach initiatives. Responsibilities may include helping with setup or cleanup for classes, workshops, and events, and providing support during family programs and youth activities.

As a Digital Imaging Specialist Volunteer, you will assist in digitizing historical documents and photographs to preserve Fort Concho's history. This role is ideal for those with an interest in technology and archival work.

As a Data Entry Specialist Volunteer, you will help organize and input data related to Fort Concho's collections and events. Attention to detail and basic computer skills are required for this position.

As a Living History Volunteer, you will engage visitors by portraying historical figures and sharing stories about life at Fort Concho during the 1800s. This role requires enthusiasm for history and the ability to interact with guests of all ages.

Engage with the D.I.R.T.Y. program, which focuses on teaching children about gardening and healthy eating habits through interactive activities.

Join the team in harvesting produce from the garden. Volunteers will help collect ripe fruits and vegetables, ensuring they are ready for distribution.

Assist in preparing the garden prior to planting. No gardening experience is required, and volunteers will help with tasks such as soil preparation and organizing planting materials.

Participate in the Veggiecation program, aimed at educating community members about the nutritional benefits of vegetables and how to incorporate them into daily meals.

Assist in the Recipe Box Program by helping to organize and distribute recipe boxes that include fresh produce and cooking instructions to community members.

Help maintain the garden post-planting by performing tasks like weeding, watering, and general upkeep to ensure a healthy growing environment.

Participate in planting activities, including sowing seeds and transplanting seedlings. Volunteers will work alongside others to establish new growth in the garden.

Use your skills and passion to conserve and protect our natural and cultural resources in Texas State Parks. Opportunities are available in parks throughout the state for volunteers with varying skills and interests.

The Pecan Creek Volunteer Fire Department exists to provide a professional level of fire and life safety to the people and property within the Pecan Creek community, Tom Green County and the State of Texas. We will do this by working to prevent or minimize the loss of life, pain and suffering, and property damage.This will be accomplished through the effective utilization of our members and cooperative efforts with our neighboring volunteer fire departments in the mutual benefit of resources, manpower and in the application of state-of-the-art firefighting equipment, innovative and aggressive use of firefighting techniques and available technology in order to provide the highest quality of service and a commitment towards excellence. | Requirements: Pecan Creek VFD is looking for all types of volunteers who wish to help provide a professional level of emergency services to all citizens within the Pecan Creek community and Tom Green County. | Categories: Firefighter, Community Education, Department Support, Other, EMT, Fundraising