Volunteers are needed to assist with special programs and activities at MACRI. Applicants should have enthusiasm for working with diverse audiences and a basic understanding of MACRI’s mission and values.

A Child Advocate is an adult who volunteers to spend time with and advocate on behalf of an individual unaccompanied immigrant child while they are subject to deportation proceedings. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old and undergo a thorough clearance and training process.

Volunteers will help preserve the history of the African American community in San Antonio by assisting with archival processes, conducting research, and giving tours. This role is crucial in making historical materials accessible to future generations.

Help prepare goodie bags for the Night of Artists event on March 24th. This fun opportunity requires no heavy lifting and is perfect for those looking to contribute in a cozy environment.

Become a docent at the Briscoe Western Art Museum and provide guided tours to visitors. No previous experience is required, and training will be provided to help you share the stories of the West.

Join us for our annual Night of Artists event, where volunteers will assist with arts and crafts stations, welcome/check-in tables, and more. Volunteers must be 18 years or older and will receive training and parking validation.

Assist with hospitality during the Night of Artists event on March 27th and 28th. Volunteers will interact with guests and help create a welcoming atmosphere at this exciting event.

We welcome volunteer healthcare service providers and veterans who donate their time, talents, and services to enable us to conduct Integrative Immersion Process (IIP) sessions. If you are interested in serving for an IIP Session or want to sponsor a local IIP Session, please reach out to us.

Engage with community-based organizations and healthcare professionals to promote health equity. Assist in organizing health screenings, nutrition and food security initiatives, and civic engagement activities.

Join us for a comprehensive training session designed for new volunteers. This training will cover the basics of suicide prevention and how you can effectively contribute to our mission.

Promote World Eye Cancer Hope to local schools and community groups by discussing retinoblastoma and distributing educational materials. This role requires good public speaking skills and the ability to engage with various audiences.

Help organize and plan events that bring the retinoblastoma community together for support and collaboration. Volunteers will assist in various aspects of event planning and execution, ensuring successful gatherings that improve care and awareness.

Assist in creating marketing materials and videos to raise awareness about retinoblastoma and the challenges faced by affected families. This role involves collaborating with the organization's CEO to develop impactful resources.

As a presenter for the Talk Saves Lives program, you will educate the community about suicide prevention and mental health awareness. This role requires a commitment to public speaking and a passion for the cause.

Help protect the greenway trails by reporting vandalism and assisting trail users. Open to volunteers ages 18 and up.

Volunteers at the San Antonio Fire Museum assist with various tasks including guiding visitors, maintaining exhibits, and supporting educational programs. This role is perfect for those who are passionate about firefighting history and community engagement.

Assist in organizing and facilitating various events hosted by SAGA, including support group meetings and social events. Volunteers may help with setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Education Department Volunteers assist with various educational programs and events, including art classes and family activities. Ideal candidates are friendly, flexible, and comfortable interacting with children and visitors from diverse backgrounds.

Museum Teens assist local artists and staff during Family Day events, helping families engage with art activities. Volunteers must commit to at least four Family Days during the school or calendar year and provide their own transportation.

Docents engage with museum visitors of all ages, especially school-aged children, to enhance their understanding and appreciation of art. This role requires a commitment of a minimum of three years of service, including two years of weekly training during the academic year.