Volunteers are sought to assist hospice office staff with tasks like answering phones, data entry, and creating social media content. A commitment of 4-6 hours per week is required, with flexibility offered. This is an unpaid position, but volunteers can receive college credit and references.

Join God's Garden in their mission to provide fresh vegetables to the community. Volunteers will assist with various gardening tasks, including planting, weeding, and harvesting crops. This is a great opportunity to learn about sustainable gardening and make a positive impact in the community.

Volunteers are needed to help in the Food Pantry/Warehouse and with events. Tasks include sorting donations, stocking shelves, and assisting with event setup and execution.

Foster Dog Volunteers provide temporary homes for dogs in need. This role involves caring for the dog, providing love and attention, and helping them adjust to a home environment until they are adopted.

Event Volunteers assist with Westie and Scottie Rescue booths at educational events, meet and greets, and dog shows. Responsibilities include setting up, engaging with the public, and sharing information about the organization and its mission.

As a Dog Bathing Volunteer, you will be responsible for bathing and grooming dogs in preparation for adoption events. This role requires a love for animals and the ability to handle dogs of various sizes and temperaments.

Administrative Volunteers help with filing, paperwork, and website maintenance. This role is essential for keeping the organization organized and efficient in its operations.

Dog Transport Volunteers are needed to help transport dogs to and from the vet's office and new homes. This role is crucial for ensuring the health and safety of the dogs during their transitions.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the weekly drive-through food distribution, helping to pack and distribute food and household products to families in need. Your time and energy will make a real difference in the lives of others.

Volunteers are needed to promote the organization's cause at events and online, create or run fundraisers, and develop advertising materials or flyers. Additional responsibilities include requesting donations, transporting animals to vet appointments and events, and working at events.

Support disaster recovery efforts by distributing essential supplies.

Assist in the production of live theatre and dance performances aimed at amplifying positive Black and Latinx voices. Responsibilities include supporting production staff, coordinating logistics, and ensuring smooth execution of events.

Conduct home visits to potential adopters to ensure a safe environment for future Collies. Volunteers play a key role in assessing the suitability of homes for adoption.

Assist in transporting Collies in need to the organization for necessary vetting and evaluation. Volunteers are crucial in ensuring the safe and timely transport of Collies from shelters or previous owners to foster homes or vet appointments.

Support fundraising events by helping at booths, walking for donations, and spreading awareness about Freedom Collie Rescue. Volunteers are essential in promoting the organization's mission and raising funds.

Provide a temporary home for Collies until they find their forever home. FCR covers all required medical expenses, monthly heartworm medication, and provides monthly dog food.

Volunteers assist in planning special events and serve on committees, utilizing skills in areas such as fundraising, accounting, social media, engineering, project management, and nature education. Volunteers must be 14 years or older and sign up through the City of Sugar Land's Volunteer program.

Volunteers engage in bird surveying and other birding activities to help monitor and protect the diverse bird species in the park. Volunteers must be 14 years or older and sign up through the City of Sugar Land's Volunteer program.

Volunteers participate in plant identification and gardening to enhance the park's plant life and educate visitors. Volunteers must be 14 years or older and sign up through the City of Sugar Land's Volunteer program.

Volunteers assist in park clean-ups, trail renovation, prairie recovery, and invasive plant removal to improve the park for future use and protect the habitat and wildlife. Volunteers must be 14 years or older and sign up through the City of Sugar Land's Volunteer program.