Communications volunteers greet adult tour groups and help deliver promotional materials throughout Amarillo and Canyon. This role is ideal for outgoing individuals who enjoy interacting with the public.

Art volunteers assist with the installation of art and lighting for temporary exhibitions, catalog the collection, and perform artist research. This opportunity is great for those with an interest in the arts.

Archaeology volunteers assist personnel in organizing files, cataloging archives, and entering data for bone analysis. This is an excellent opportunity for those interested in archaeology.

The PPHM Education Department is seeking volunteers to guide student tours at the museum. Volunteers will have flexible schedules and receive training to teach students about the area's history.

Research Center volunteers assist with cataloging archives, labeling materials, entering data, and sorting through inventory. This role is perfect for those interested in archival work and history.

Special Projects volunteers help with hosting and greeting at lectures, exhibit openings, and other public functions. They also assist with exhibit installations and research.

Structural and wildland fire suppression. EMS, Technical rescue. | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old. Must have a high school diploma or GED. Must have or be able to obtain a Texas Drivers License. Must have a clear criminal background and be insurable by the City of Canyon. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Volunteers assist in maintaining and fixing current kennels, building additional spaces, and general maintenance around the property.

Volunteers help with morning or evening kennel maintenance, including cleaning, washing out kennels, and feeding/watering the animals.

Volunteers assist in loading, unloading, and transporting dogs to and from adoptions and vet appointments during events or as needed.

Volunteers assist during adoption events by tending to animals, assisting with adoption paperwork, facilitating meet and greets, and providing transportation.

Volunteers assist with cat adoptions at PetSmart, handle paperwork, facilitate adoptions, and provide feeding and socialization.

Volunteers assist with socializing kenneled dogs, providing playtime, walks, exercise, and taking pictures for the website.

As a docent volunteer, you will guide and encourage visitors to engage with art through tours and educational programs. This role involves a commitment to learning about art history and sharing that knowledge with the community, especially children.

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.

As a volunteer, you will assist in various activities at our facilities, helping to support individuals in their recovery journey. Your involvement will make a significant difference in the lives of those we serve, and we welcome both individuals and groups to apply.

Volunteers inspect, sort, and repack donated food, so it can be distributed across the Texas Panhandle. Work together to sort and/or pack nonperishable food items to help distribute it to neighbors in need in the 29 counties served.

Garden volunteers will perform a variety of tasks required to maintain the Garden and help it flourish: planting, harvesting, composting, pulling weeds, feeding animals, and hunting for pests. Expect to bend, get a little dirty, and soak up some sun.

Mobile Harvest is a program that aims to minimize food waste and empower healthy choices in food insecure households by providing access to nutritious fruits and vegetables for free. Volunteers help distribute produce at partnering agencies.

Volunteer for events at Health and Resources Fairs throughout the Texas Panhandle, primarily in Amarillo. Volunteers are asked to commit to working a shift alongside PBH staff and/or board members to help facilitate these important community events.