Assist with administrative tasks in our office to help streamline operations and support our mission. Tasks may include data entry, organizing files, and answering phones. This role is perfect for those who enjoy working in an office environment.

Engage with children and youth during summer programs, providing mentorship and support. This opportunity is ideal for those who love working with young people and want to make a positive impact in their lives.

Join us in serving the community through various activities that support families in need. Volunteers can help with food distribution, clothing assistance, and other essential services. No prior experience is required, and we welcome individuals and groups of all ages.

Volunteers can work in the DHA Dental Clinic assisting with various tasks to support the dental care provided to low-income individuals. This role is crucial in helping to maintain a welcoming and efficient clinic environment.

As a volunteer in the SMILES program, you will help educate children in local elementary schools about the importance of dental health and preventative care. This role involves engaging with children and promoting healthy habits.

Volunteers work at the Randol Mill Greenhouse, assisting with plant care and greenhouse maintenance. This opportunity is available every Tuesday from 9:00 AM to Noon, all year round.

Volunteer in person to sort, pack, and ship cards in Arlington, TX. Dress comfortably as the physical effort required is low. Volunteers will sign in at a kiosk and receive proof of volunteer hours via email upon signing out.

Engage in community outreach to provide breast health resources and free screening to those in need. Volunteers help raise awareness and funds to support SOP’s programs, requiring good communication skills and a commitment of at least 5 hours per month.

Assist with research, updating, and data entry tasks to support the organization's information services. Volunteers should have strong writing and research skills and commit to at least 5 hours per month.

Facilitate social activities and events that provide fun, education, and ongoing support to members and their guests. Volunteers are expected to commit at least 5 hours per month and have good interpersonal skills.

Engage with youth and young adults in mentorship programs designed to prepare them for careers in public safety. Volunteers will work closely with schools and parents to support the personal and professional growth of participants.

Assist in delivering professional development training for high school and college-age individuals interested in public safety careers. Volunteers will provide guidance on physical fitness, career navigation, and personal development.

Join RDSO at one of our fundraising events to help set up, prep, serve patrons, and clean up. Volunteers will gain hands-on experience in hospitality tasks while supporting families in need.

Volunteers assist in maintaining the wildscape at Veteran's Park, Arlington, Texas. Tasks include planting, weeding, and general upkeep of the area. No experience is necessary, and volunteers can participate in free mini-classes on Saturdays.

Join us as a camp counselor for Camp TLC 2026, where you will assist in providing a fun and supportive environment for children with Spina Bifida. Responsibilities include supervising activities, providing support to campers, and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants.

The SBANT Board of Directors is seeking dedicated volunteers to serve on the board for a term of three years beginning January 2026. Board members will participate in strategic planning and governance to support the mission of SBANT.

Guide and inspire youth by sharing your knowledge and experience. Mentors play a crucial role in helping young individuals develop leadership skills and prepare for future challenges.

Assist in facilitating a 12-week immersive program for young artists, providing support in acting, dancing, singing, and media arts. Volunteers will help with dynamic classes, personalized coaching, and media training sessions, culminating in a final stage production.

Assist in the lab with washing, sorting, weighing, cataloging, analyzing, and preparing artifacts for curation. This role is less physically demanding and offers flexible hours. Volunteers will be trained on site.

Help with NTAS monthly events, including preparing rooms, assisting with tours, and participating in committees. Volunteers may also assist with executive committee tasks and event organization.