Assist in organizing and executing fundraising events to support WAG Rescue's mission. Volunteers will help plan events, coordinate logistics, and engage with the community.

Provide temporary homes for dogs in need, offering them care and shelter until they find a permanent home. Volunteers will be responsible for the daily care and well-being of foster dogs.

Assist in handling and socializing dogs to prepare them for adoption. Volunteers will work directly with dogs to improve their social skills and help them become more adoptable.

Provide transportation for dogs to and from adoption events, foster homes, and veterinary appointments. Volunteers will ensure the safe and timely transport of animals.

Volunteers are responsible for packing backpacks with non-perishable foods and snacks for children in need. This role involves organizing food items and ensuring each backpack is filled with nutritious options.

We are looking for passionate front of house volunteers to work our box office and concessions for our 2025 Season. Volunteers work pre-show and intermission but are able to see the entire show for free during their shift.

Join or organize a river cleanup event to help keep Texas rivers clean and accessible. Volunteers will collect trash and debris from riverbanks and waterways.

Volunteers will engage with the community by sharing the organization's mission at community functions, providing emotional support to clients, and setting up fundraisers. Volunteers play a crucial role in connecting the community with the organization's goals.

Volunteers are needed to monitor water quality in Texas rivers. This involves collecting water samples, recording data, and reporting findings to help maintain the health of the rivers.

Volunteers will transport clients to appointments and help move clients into their new homes. This role is vital in supporting clients' transitions to stable housing and ensuring they have access to necessary services.

Volunteers will assist with sorting donations, picking up donations, and dropping off groceries. This role is essential in ensuring that the shelter residents receive the necessary items to feel part of the community.

Volunteers assist in ensuring the safety and security of clients during their therapeutic horseback riding sessions. Responsibilities include preparing the environment and providing support during sessions.

Unpaid internships are available for graduate and undergraduate students to learn museum science, curatorship, archival management, and more. Interns will work on projects like artifact research, exhibit design, and community history.

Help raise awareness and appreciation for greenbelts by representing SMGA at community events, organizing workshops, and distributing informational materials. This role involves community engagement and promoting environmental stewardship.

Join the Trail Crew to help maintain and improve hiking trails in the greenbelts and natural areas. Responsibilities include building trails, removing invasive species, planting native plants, and installing amenities like trail markers and benches.

We are the County Fire Department that services the area around the City Of San Marcos. We have 3 Fire Stations placed within Emergency Services District #3 boundaries in the Southern part of Hays County. On Oct 1st, 2013, the South Hays Fire Department, INC and Hays County Emergency Services District #3 merged. Hays County E.S.D. #3, will retain the name South Hays Fire Department and its subsidiaries, Texas Fire Academy and San Marcos Area Recovery Team. The Hays County Emergency Services District (ESD) #3 prides itself in maintaining a highly trained and equipped volunteer fire department whose members dedicate their spare time serving our community. Our members are what makes us a highly successful fire department. To keep up with the growth, and an increase in call volume, we need people like you. Our members come from all walks of life: business owners, college students, parents, teachers, retirees, career Fire Fighters / EMT's, and Law Enforcement. | Requirements: Minimum Qualifications: 18 years of age. Submit to a full Criminal History, Background Check, and Drivers History Check. No pending charges, deferred adjudication, or conviction on any class A misdemeanor or felonies. Class B and C misdemeanors; arrests, charges, deferred adjudications, and convictions will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. All arrests, charges, and dispositions must be fully disclosed. No more than a combination of 3 moving violations and/or vehicle accidents in the past 3 years. Have vehicle for transportation to and from the station. | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Firefighter

Share your knowledge and passion for the outdoors by leading educational activities for youth hunters. This role involves teaching about wildlife conservation and safe hunting practices.

Help prepare meals for youth hunters and volunteers during hunting events. This role includes planning meals and ensuring participants are well-fed throughout the weekend.

Serve as a guide to help youth navigate their hunting experience, providing mentorship in shot selection and hunting strategies. This role requires a passion for teaching and the outdoors.

Assist with hunt operations to ensure safe and successful youth hunts. Volunteers will help with logistics, safety briefings, and provide mentorship to young hunters during their outdoor experiences.