Coordinate and assist with crafts and games for children during the Third Sunday Open House. Volunteers may sit at a table and help children with activities like coloring and playing Bingo.

Assist with administrative tasks at the Frisco Heritage Center office, including data entry and organizing materials. Volunteers should have good organizational skills.

Participate in the annual Shawnee Trail Cowboy Day event, assisting with various activities and ensuring a smooth event experience for attendees.

Greet visitors at the Frisco Heritage Museum, provide information about exhibits, and assist with visitor inquiries. Volunteers should be friendly, patient, and helpful.

Lead school groups through the Frisco Heritage Museum, providing educational tours and engaging with students. Volunteers should be able to manage small groups and speak clearly.

Lead special projects at the Frisco Heritage Center, coordinating with other volunteers and ensuring project goals are met. Volunteers should have leadership skills and be able to manage teams.

Adults aged 16 and older can volunteer at the Frisco Heritage Center by welcoming guests, assisting with special projects, and serving as docents (tour guides). Orientation sessions are scheduled before volunteering, and interested individuals must fill out an application for the Municipal Volunteer Program before attending.

Serve as a docent during the Third Sunday Open House event, guiding visitors through historic structures and providing historical context. Volunteers should be physically fit enough to lead tours.

Drive individuals with Alzheimer’s to medical appointments, grocery stores, or social activities. Help with errands like picking up prescriptions or delivering meals.

Facilitate or assist in caregiver or patient support groups, offering emotional support. Train to become a peer counselor or mentor for families navigating Alzheimer’s challenges.

Assist with office tasks such as data entry, answering phones, organizing files, or managing donor databases. Help with mailings, newsletters, or preparing materials for outreach programs.

Raise awareness about Alzheimer’s in your community through talks, workshops, or social media campaigns. Distribute educational materials at local events, libraries, or healthcare centers.

Offer respite care by spending time with individuals living with Alzheimer’s, providing companionship through phone calls, visits, or virtual chats to reduce feelings of isolation for patients and families.

Offer remote support by moderating online forums, creating digital content, or helping with social media outreach. Tutor or teach technology skills to seniors or caregivers.

Use artistic talents to create artwork, music, or crafts for events, fundraising, or therapeutic purposes. Lead art therapy sessions or other creative activities for individuals with Alzheimer’s.

Help organize or assist at fundraising events like walks, galas, or charity runs. Responsibilities include setting up booths, managing registration, handing out materials, or cheering on participants during events.

Assist in organizing and managing the Hope in the Kingdom Royal Ball, an event aimed at raising awareness and funds for families battling childhood cancer. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring the event runs smoothly.

Deliver weekend meal packs to assigned schools within FISD. Pick up deliveries from the Frisco FastPacs warehouse and deliver on Thursdays between 9 am-2 pm.

Join one of the five community volunteer committees: Marketing, Governance, Special Events, Partner Relations, or Programs. Contribute to the non-profit management structure with your passion and skills.

Contribute to the club's website by creating and updating content. Ensure the website is informative and engaging for members and visitors.