North Hays County Fire/Rescue is a combination department consisting of a career and volunteer staff. We provide services to 244 square miles of Northern Hays County. The department has 6 stations located in and around the surrounding areas of Dripping Springs, Driftwood, and Henly, Texas. Station 71 is located in Dripping Springs and has a full-time crew on duty at all times. Station 62 is located in Driftwood and has a full-time crew on duty at all times. Volunteers are on call at all times and often staff other stations within our department. During 2018 the department responded to over 2600 emergency incidents. | Requirements: Submit Volunteer Applications online or in person to Central Station. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT, Community Education

Help organize and execute events to support Lizzy's Animal Hospice. Volunteers will assist with planning, setup, and engaging with attendees to promote our cause and foster community support.

Assist Lizzy's Animal Hospice by researching potential grants and writing grant proposals to secure funding for our mission. First-time grant writers are welcome to try their hand at this rewarding task.

Join the Project Connect core team to assist in areas such as intake/case coordination, community outreach, and donor/vendor relations. Volunteers are encouraged to send an email detailing their interest and attach a resume if available.

Assist with physical tasks in the community such as building new roofs or wheelchair ramps. Volunteers will be contacted via email when needs arise and can choose to respond to requests.

Assist in organizing and hosting community education events focused on strategies, interventions, and resources supporting aging in place. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

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.

Join us for our Meet and Greets around Austin, where you can help introduce potential adopters to our wonderful pups and share information about fostering and adoption opportunities. Volunteers are needed for setup and interaction with the public.

Assist with the setup and management of gallery events, including exhibitions and public receptions. Volunteers will help with event logistics, guest interactions, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Volunteers will connect PEACE through PIE with like-minded community partners and supporters, fostering relationships that support the organization's mission and sustainability.

Volunteers will assist in creating programs, events, and campaigns that align with the PEACE through PIE mission. Responsibilities include developing content and ensuring it builds on the PEACE through PIE brand.

Volunteers will help shape communication and messaging strategies to spread the word about the PIE Movement. This role involves engaging with community partners and supporters.

Garden volunteers work mornings only in our gardens, greenhouses, and other designated areas to assist with planting, weeding, mulching, watering, pruning, and propagation. This opportunity is perfect for those interested in learning more about the native plants of the Texas Hill Country.

Natural Areas volunteers maintain the Texas Arboretum and Wildflower Center trail systems. Duties include mulching, raking, weeding, trail maintenance, and tree care, providing a great way to enjoy the outdoors while contributing to conservation efforts.

Help develop curriculum for children’s programs, greet guests, assist in preparing educational materials, or supervise learning stations. This role allows you to teach others the importance of environmental awareness and can be scheduled according to your availability.

Volunteers record weekly animal and insect sightings, discuss identification, and observe behaviors. This opportunity is available on Thursday mornings only and is perfect for those interested in wildlife and conservation.

Join The Lakeway Players in supporting their theatrical productions by volunteering in various roles such as directing, scenic painting, publicity, and more. No prior theatre experience is necessary as training will be provided.

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

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.