Volunteering at the community garden involves getting hands-on experience with gardening, organizing events, and participating in various administrative tasks. Volunteers will learn about gardening and meet new people who share similar interests.

The Kemah Fire Department is currently seeking interested individuals to join our team. We are looking for dedicated individuals that want to help the community and build a strong team within our department. We provide training, PPE and a continuous opportunity to learn and move towards a career as a Firefighter if that is what is desired. | Requirements: Integrity is of utmost importance in the Kemah Fire Department. All applicants must pass a detailed background investigation, must be employed (full time student is considered employment) and willing to train on nights and weekends. Applicants will be interviewed by a hiring panel, Command Staff and final interview with the Fire Chief. Medical screening to include drug testing is also required. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Must be 18 upon completion of academy Valid Texas Driver’s License Must reside in La Porte’s response area Must be able to pass criminal background check Must be able to pass drug screen Must have high school diploma or GED upon completion of academy Must sound moral character | Requirements: Must be 18 upon completion of academy Valid Texas Driver’s License Must reside in La Porte’s response area Must be able to pass criminal background check Must be able to pass drug screen Must have high school diploma or GED upon completion of academy Must sound moral character | Categories: Firefighter

As a Kitty Condo Krewe volunteer, you will provide care and socialization for cats and kittens in adoption at local pet supply stores. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and taking photos for adoption promotion, with a commitment of at least two one-hour shifts per month.

Participate in Coastal Care Wednesdays to help with various stewardship activities aimed at protecting and enhancing coastal habitats. Multiple shifts are available for this ongoing volunteer opportunity.

Help fellow volunteers and nursery staff in hosting the Spring Plant Sale. Your assistance will help residents choose native species that benefit local wildlife and promote the health of Galveston Bay.

Assist in the Marine Debris Survey at Texas City Dike, contributing to important water protection initiatives. This volunteer opportunity is available on multiple shifts.

Join a trained team at the Dolphin Seawolf Station to collect real dolphin data and engage the public in efforts to reduce marine debris. Applications are now open for this exciting opportunity to contribute to dolphin research and conservation.

Join the Marine Debris Survey at Seawolf Park to help monitor and collect data on marine debris in the area. This opportunity is crucial for water protection efforts and is available on multiple shifts.

Participate in habitat restoration activities at the Environmental Institute of Houston. Volunteers will engage in planting, weeding, and maintaining native plant gardens to support local wildlife.

Mentors provide guidance and support to students facing personal, social, or academic challenges. They meet with their mentees weekly to offer encouragement and help build decision-making and educational success.

Volunteers serve as judges for the District’s annual Science and Engineering Fair, evaluating student projects and providing feedback. This role requires a keen interest in science and the ability to engage with students about their work.

Volunteers assist teachers in the classroom, library, or workroom, providing support to students and staff. Responsibilities may include helping with classroom activities, organizing materials, and supporting teachers with various tasks.

Mentors act as positive role models, guides, and friends to students, providing quality interaction to support their educational and life experiences. The B.R.I.D.G.E.S. Mentor Program focuses on building relationships that impact decision-making, grit, and educational success.

Volunteers provide support to students, teachers, or other school staff by helping in the classroom, library, or workroom. They may also serve as judges for the District’s annual Science and Engineering Fair, modeling CCISD core values and being essential members of the CCISD family.

Serve as an online judge for the Conrad Challenge, where students create innovative solutions to real-world challenges. Judges will help evaluate and provide feedback to aspiring young innovators.

Engage with students in the Girls STEM Pathway program through 10 one-hour sessions on Tuesdays from 5-6 PM. Volunteers will mentor and inspire young girls interested in STEM fields.

Assist with education programs, welcome guests, and support special events at Space Center Houston. Volunteers will help enhance the visitor experience and share knowledge about space exploration.

Capture moments at Second Chance Pets events or photograph adoptable animals to help them find homes.

Join a committee to help organize and execute our annual fundraiser/auction and other events as planned.