A Child Advocate is an adult who volunteers to spend time with and advocate on behalf of an individual unaccompanied immigrant child while they are subject to deportation proceedings. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old and undergo a thorough clearance and training process.

Volunteers will help preserve the history of the African American community in San Antonio by assisting with archival processes, conducting research, and giving tours. This role is crucial in making historical materials accessible to future generations.

Engage with community-based organizations and healthcare professionals to promote health equity. Assist in organizing health screenings, nutrition and food security initiatives, and civic engagement activities.

Assist in organizing and facilitating various events hosted by SAGA, including support group meetings and social events. Volunteers may help with setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Help protect the greenway trails by reporting vandalism and assisting trail users. Open to volunteers ages 18 and up.

Volunteer to help preserve our cemeteries by participating in a clean-up at the Eastside Historic City Cemeteries. All materials provided.

Assist in various community programs aimed at empowering individuals and families through mentorship, mental health support, and wellness education. Volunteers will engage with community members to provide support and resources.

Join Garden Volunteers of South Texas to assist with the pollinator garden at Denver Heights Community Center. Supplies provided; please bring your own gloves.

Help clean up litter at Brackenridge Park. All materials provided, including gloves and trash bags. Volunteers of all ages are welcome. Remember to wear comfortable clothes and bring your own water.

Coordinate and lead events to support mothers in the San Antonio community. Collaborate with the team to organize meaningful activities that align with the mission of empowering women through faith and community.

Help cats get used to human touch and spaces, especially those with limited human interaction. Volunteers work to build trust and make cats feel safe and loved.

Feed community cats in outdoor colonies, providing them with food, water, and love. Volunteers take turns caring for the cats, offering them the care and commitment they need.

Assist in facilitating nature-based programs for children and families, helping to inspire a love for the outdoors. Volunteers will support program leaders in organizing activities and ensuring a safe, engaging environment.

Keep a well-organized inventory, track supplies, and alert the sanctuary when running low on essential items like cat food and cleaning supplies.

Support volunteers assist in various tasks such as fundraising, transport, and other essential activities to help rescue and rehome Doodle dogs. Volunteers work both on the front line and behind the scenes to ensure the success of the rescue efforts.

Volunteering with Garden of Eatin’ involves serving the public in need, similar to working in a soup kitchen or small commercial kitchen. Volunteers are required to wear appropriate attire, including a long- or short-sleeved shirt, non-slip close-toed shoes, and a hair restraint and hat.

Provide a temporary home for animals in need, assisting in their rehabilitation and care until they can be rehomed. Volunteers will need to ensure proper shelter, fencing, and water availability for the foster animals.

Help with repairs and maintenance, including fixing fences, repairing buildings, and lawn maintenance. Volunteers can also contribute creative ideas for improving the sanctuary.

Youth groups can build outdoor cat houses and feeding stations, providing shelter and food for the cats. This opportunity offers hands-on experience and teamwork.

Assist with cleaning the sanctuary facilities, maintaining cat litter pans, tidying up cat houses, and ensuring enclosures are clean. This role is vital for the cats' health and happiness.