Assist in organizing and distributing clothing to families in need. Volunteers will help manage the clothes closet and ensure items are available and accessible.

Assist in teaching reading, writing, and math to children and adults. Volunteers will work directly with minors and must complete a child safety course, background check, and registration form.

Participate in food distribution efforts to provide meals to local families. Volunteers will help with the organization and delivery of food supplies.

Lead sewing, art, and cooking classes for adults and children. Volunteers will share their skills and creativity to help participants learn new crafts and techniques.

Prepare hot lunches for events or weekly food distribution. Volunteers will help ensure that meals are ready for distribution to families in need.

Provide data entry support for helpline requests, requiring 1-2 hours per week. Training is provided to ensure accurate and efficient data management.

Join a team of volunteers to regularly feed community cat colonies. This role involves working in the field to ensure outdoor cats are cared for and supported.

Volunteers write heartfelt, handwritten notes to seniors, reminding them that they are seen, loved, and not alone. This opportunity is perfect for individuals, church groups, businesses, and students to serve from anywhere on their own schedule.

Volunteers host Arts & Crafts and Bingo Events at senior living communities, bringing laughter, creativity, and conversation to senior residents. This is a family-friendly opportunity welcoming children and musicians for multigenerational outreach.

Volunteers participate in Work Days to complete yardwork or light home projects for seniors, restoring a home’s appearance and a senior’s sense of security and dignity. Tasks may include mowing, raking, trimming, or basic home exterior cleanup.

Volunteers in the Senior Home Visit Program connect with homebound seniors through monthly in-person visits, offering conversation, encouragement, prayer, and joy. These visits are simple yet powerful expressions of compassion, requiring no special skills—just a friendly heart and a willingness to listen.

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

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

Volunteers assist with programming on topics like biology, ecology, and conservation for both youth and adults. They also conduct tours, assist with planting, invasive plant removal, and site maintenance during weekly workdays.

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.

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.

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.

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.