Irving residents with knowledge of the visual and performing arts are invited to serve as Community Grant Review Panelists. Panelists review grant applications online and provide feedback to help guide funding decisions.

Volunteers can serve as gallery docents, providing educational and informative tours of the Arts Center’s exhibitions. This role allows you to connect with others in the art community while promoting the arts and supporting visual artists.

High school students can become Teen Ambassadors to engage with the community and develop leadership skills. Responsibilities include giving tours, creating videos for the Arts Center, and contributing ideas for future programming.

Team leaders are needed to oversee event organization, coordinate volunteer activities, and ensure the event runs smoothly. This leadership role requires strong organizational and interpersonal skills to effectively manage the team and event logistics.

Volunteers are needed to help serve meals, shake hands, clear tables, and assist with distributing clothing. This opportunity is essential in providing a welcoming and supportive environment for guests during the Thanksgiving event.

Volunteers will assist in organizing donations in kind, including clothing and other necessary items, to prepare for the Thanksgiving event. This role is crucial for ensuring the smooth operation of the event and maximizing support for attendees.

Work to strengthen existing laws and pass new ones by contacting your legislators. This role involves engaging with local and state representatives to advocate for effective policies against drunk driving.

Train as a volunteer Victim Advocate to provide emotional support and assistance to victims and survivors of impaired driving incidents. This role includes helping victims navigate the support services available to them.

Ensure justice is served by monitoring alcohol-related cases in your local courts. This role involves attending court hearings and reporting on the outcomes to help MADD advocate for stronger penalties for offenders.

Join us as a volunteer in various committees such as Communications, Education, Events, Fundraising, and Governance. Your skills will help us grow and support local girls in STEM.

We are looking for board members to support our efforts in Silicon Valley. Executive roles include President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer, as well as committee chairs for Communications, Education, Events, Fundraising, and Governance.

Non-Physician volunteers assist with patient check-in, updating patient charts, and ensuring the clinic runs efficiently. Volunteers should be at least High School Freshmen and are encouraged to commit to one Sunday a month or every two months.

Physician volunteers provide initial evaluations and clinical consultations for patients. New physicians are encouraged to arrive between 9:30-10:00 AM and should bring their own devices for charting.

Join our team of passionate volunteers to assist in various roles including research, strategic planning, marketing, social media management, and teaching classes. We welcome volunteers of all ages and backgrounds, including college students, high school students, and community members.

Become a board member and help guide the direction of DCET. This role involves strategic planning and decision-making to support our mission of providing educational resources to the community.

Assist in sharing Queer history by facilitating discussions and educational sessions. Volunteers will engage with the community to promote understanding and appreciation of LGBTQ+ history.

Support Badge Of Pride events by helping with setup, guest assistance, and event coordination. Volunteers will ensure smooth operations and a welcoming environment for all attendees.

Volunteers are needed to support the operations of The Main Place by participating in various tasks that help serve the community. Responsibilities include attending an orientation class, scheduling available days and times, and being dependable and consistent in volunteer efforts.

As a Community Health Volunteer, you will assist with patient outreach and education, helping to connect uninsured individuals with necessary healthcare resources. Volunteers will also support clinic operations and help create a welcoming environment for patients.

Help sort, fill bags, and distribute food to clients in need. Volunteers are needed Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM.