Join us in spreading holiday cheer to over 460 underprivileged children in our community. Volunteers will assist with organizing the event, helping children with crafts, managing the bounce house, and serving hot cocoa.

Support students across the GISD from elementary to high school by enhancing their education and teaching them valuable leadership skills through community awareness and service.

Join our team to make a difference in the lives of homeless pets. Whether you're tech-savvy or great at engaging with people, we need your skills to help our organization thrive. Fill out our volunteer form to find the perfect role for you.

Volunteer with us to make a meaningful impact, meet new people, and contribute to the success of our cultural and educational events. Volunteers will assist in event setup, coordination, and breakdown.

As a Buddy Volunteer, you will assist children with special needs on the ballfield, helping them with tasks such as batting or rounding the bases. Volunteers are expected to provide encouragement, cheer on the team, and ensure a safe and fun game environment.

Volunteer as a nurse advocate to deliver gift baskets to mothers in the hospital who have delivered stillborn babies. Connect them to resources and provide comfort by understanding their experience as both a nurse and a mother who has experienced loss.

Foster parents temporarily take in cats to provide care and socialization until they are ready for adoption or until a cage opens up at PetSmart. This role is crucial for the well-being of the cats and requires a loving home environment.

Adoption Counselors assist families in finding the right cat for their home during adoption events held every Saturday. They also help maintain the cages and educate the public about the importance of spaying and neutering.

Cage cleaners help maintain the adoption center by cleaning cages twice a day, providing fresh food and water, and giving kitties one-on-one time. Training is provided for this rewarding role, which is essential for keeping the environment clean and healthy for the cats.

General office help is needed with a variety of needs in Administration and the Clinic area. Volunteers will assist with daily operations and support the clinic staff.

Volunteers are needed to provide medical care at the Hope Clinic location or at their own office. This includes seeing patients, providing e-visits or phone consultations, and reviewing cases for primary care physicians.

Work up close with our chickens and quail, learning how to feed, raise, and care for them through hands-on guidance. This opportunity is ideal for those interested in animal care and sustainability.

Participate in building essential structures like coops and raised beds using both traditional and creative techniques. Volunteers will gain practical skills and contribute to the farm's infrastructure.

Extend a helping hand beyond our farm by partnering with local businesses and farms during special events. Volunteers will assist in various tasks to support community missions and create lasting change.

Join us for a hands-on day dedicated to growing the heart of our farm—our garden. Volunteers will engage in various gardening tasks to support the farm's mission of providing fresh produce to the community.

Join us as a volunteer tutor to help children improve their academic skills in subjects like reading, writing, and math. Volunteers will work one-on-one or in small groups to provide personalized support and encouragement to students.

Support experienced teachers in ESL classes by assisting with teaching and helping students improve their English skills. Classes are held Tuesday to Friday, with morning and afternoon sessions available.

Volunteers are needed to assist in classrooms for K-8th grade students, helping with homework, reading practice, and Bible lessons. A commitment of 2 hours per week is required, and volunteers can choose to help one day a week from Monday to Thursday, 4:00-6:00 pm.

Join us for summer programs in Garland, TX, where volunteers will assist in classrooms for reading, math, and Bible programs for K-8th grade refugee children. Volunteers must commit to a full week and attend a mandatory orientation.

Assist K-8th grade students in the after-school program by helping them with homework and engaging in educational activities. Volunteers can help one day a week, Monday to Thursday, from 4:00-6:00 pm, and are encouraged to build relationships with the students.