Needs From: Volunteer Houston

Friends of Woodland Park (FWP) is looking for 1-4 people to help us secure funding to support our 15 for 15 projects celebrating our15-year anniversary!  This an exciting way to make a generational impact on a unique park and bayou environment in central Houston.

1-2 people will serve as Grants Directors(s) and will liaise with the board more regularly. Directors must be members of Friends of Woodland Park, per our bylaws.

Expectations include: 

Identify grant opportunities with help of FWP board members.

Review selected grant opportunities with relevant Houston Parks and Recreation Department personnel for support or permission (ie, affidavit) to apply.

Prepare grant applications: includes writing responses to questions, assembling
responsive documents with help of board members, securing application fees if needed,
seeking final review from board members and submitting completed application.

Commitment: Minimum 1 year

For more information, contact Jennifer Ostlind, FWP Volunteer Coordinator, at jennifer@friendsofwoodlandpark.org 

Come help us advance a concept for eliminating floating/drifting trash in Little White Oak Bayou through Woodland Park!

Keeping Woodland Park Nature Preserve clean is an on-going challenge for the community. Regular cleanup events help, but the amount of trash and debris that finds its way onto the banks of Little White Oak Bayou and into trees and shrubs is unmanageable.

Our goal for the coming year is to determine a path forward and kick off a feasibility study.

We're looking for 1-5 people with related experience and/or anyone willing to learn! You'll need research and analytical skills, aptitude for talking tech, and ability to talk with local officials.

Expectations:

One person will serve as lead/Director. Per our bylaws, this person must be a member of Friends of Woodland Park.

Review options evaluation prepared in 2012 and funded by Bridgestone.

Gain awareness/understanding of flood mitigation plans for Little White Oak Bayou and plans to reconstruct culvert under I-45 as part of TxDOTs North Houston Highway Improvement Program (NHHIP).

Identify best practices used by other organizations in the Houston area and beyond. 

Work with FWP board and other stakeholders and experts to identify one or more preferred concepts for further exploration. Options could include short term (pre-NHHIP) solutions and long term (post NHHIP) solutions. 

Draft scope of feasibility study for preferred concept(s). 

Identify lead organization(s) to implement a pilot or ongoing project, and funding required.

Support lead organization in pilot/project implementation.

Commitment: minimum 1 year

For more information, contact Jennifer Ostlind, FWP Volunteer Coordinator, at Jennifer@friendsofwoodlandpark.org .

Friends of Woodland Park (FWP) is looking for 1 or 2 people to design 6-10 interpretative signs to be located throughout the Woodland Park Nature Preserve.

Designer(s) would work closely with FWP board and Houston Parks and Recreation Department (HPARD) to develop designs for signs explaining features, wildlife, and the history of Woodland Park Nature Preserve. 

FWP board will provide “mock-ups” and visual aids (photos. maps, etc)

Designer(s) will need to follow HPARD guidelines and specifications for signage. 

If applicable, time spent would be considered an “in-kind” donation and they are eligible to be listed as a “Corporate Sponsor”.

For more information, contact Jennifer Ostlind, Friends of Woodland Park Volunteer Coordinator, at Jennifer@Friendsofwoodlandpark.org.

Volunteer Grant Writer
Location: Remote
Organization: Mentoring Mighty Minds (501(c)(3) Nonprofit)

About Us:
Mentoring Mighty Minds is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth in Title I schools and underserved communities. Our mission is to provide students with real-world skills, exposure to trade opportunities, and the mindset shift from employee to entrepreneur. We offer mentorship, resources, and support to students, families, and educators to foster long-term success and community transformation.

Position Overview:
We are seeking an experienced Volunteer Grant Writer to support our mission by identifying and securing county, state, and federal grant funding. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in writing successful grant proposals and navigating the grant application process. This role is critical to helping us secure funding for our operational costs and expand our impact in the communities we serve.

Responsibilities:

Research and identify grant opportunities at the county, state, and federal levels that align with our mission.

Draft, edit, and submit compelling grant proposals and supporting documents.

Track grant application deadlines and ensure timely submissions.

Collaborate with our team to gather necessary information and data for proposals.

Maintain records of submitted proposals and track outcomes.

Assist in reporting requirements and compliance with awarded grants.

Qualifications:

Proven experience writing and securing county and federal grants.

Strong writing, research, and communication skills.

Ability to understand and articulate the mission and programs of Mentoring Mighty Minds.

Detail-oriented, organized, and able to work independently.

Passion for education, community development, and youth empowerment.

Time Commitment:
This is a volunteer position with flexible hours. We are grateful for any time you can contribute and are open to discussing your availability.

Benefits:

Opportunity to make a tangible impact in underserved communities.

Gain experience working with a dynamic nonprofit organization.

Receive recognition for your contributions and the potential for future paid opportunities as funding grows.

To Apply:
Please email your resume and a brief cover letter or writing sample to info@mentoringmightyminds.org. Feel free to include any successful grant projects or funding you’ve helped secure.

Volunteer Online Presence Coordinator
Location: Remote
Organization: Mentoring Mighty Minds (501(c)(3) Nonprofit)

About Us:
Mentoring Mighty Minds is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving Title I schools and surrounding communities. We empower youth by equipping them with real-world skills, introducing them to trade opportunities, and guiding them to shift their mindset from employee to entrepreneur. Our programs provide mentorship, support, and resources for students, families, and educators alike.

Position Overview:
We are looking for a passionate and creative Volunteer Online Presence Coordinator to help us grow and manage our digital presence. This includes improving and maintaining our website, establishing and curating our social media platforms, and helping us tell our story online in a way that inspires support and engagement. Your work will play a key role in expanding our reach and strengthening our community impact.

Responsibilities:

Redesign or update the organization’s website for clarity, accessibility, and visual appeal.

Create and implement a content calendar for social media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.).

Design graphics and write copy to promote programs, events, and impact stories.

Track engagement metrics and adjust strategies as needed.

Collaborate with the team to align messaging with the organization's goals and values.

Recommend and implement tools or platforms to increase our digital reach and efficiency.

Qualifications:

Experience with website platforms (e.g., WordPress, Wix, Squarespace).

Familiarity with social media management tools (e.g., Canva, Buffer, Hootsuite).

Strong sense of branding, storytelling, and audience engagement.

Ability to work independently and collaboratively.

Passion for education, youth empowerment, and community development.

Time Commitment:
Flexible hours based on your availability. A few hours a week can make a big difference!

Benefits:

Help shape the digital voice of a mission-driven nonprofit.

Build your portfolio with impactful, purpose-driven work.

Make a meaningful difference in underserved communities.

Opportunity for long-term involvement and future paid opportunities as funding grows.

To Apply:
Please send your resume and examples of past digital work (web, social, or graphic) to info@mentoringmightyminds.org. We’d love to see your creative touch!

The Mission Success Mentorship Program goal is to connect students with mentors who provide guidance, career exposure, and life skills development. The program emphasizes strong, authentic relationships by incorporating structured mentorship meetings and low-stakes activities for engagement.

Key Goals:

Support personal & academic growth through mentorship.

Provide professional networking & career exposure through internships.

Foster meaningful mentor-mentee connections through shared activities.

Mentors will be paired with a mentee student who is a high school junior or senior, or a post-secondary/college student. 

Description:
PAIR is seeking dedicated volunteers to support refugee and newcomer high school and middle school students through academic tutoring, mentorship, and social development activities. Volunteers will provide guidance to help students adjust to their new environment, strengthen their English skills, and succeed in school.

We are currently looking for volunteers for the following high-need programs:

Monday (4:15 pm – 6:30 pm): Jane Long Middle School, Welch Middle School, Sharpstown High School

Tuesday/ Thursday (3:30 pm– 5:30pm): Westside High School

Tuesday (4:15 pm – 6:30 pm): Revere Middle School, Etoile Middle School, Wisdom High School

Wednesday (4:15 pm – 6:30 pm): Jane Long Middle School, Welch Middle School, Sharpstown High School, Wisdom High School

Thursday (4:15 pm – 6:30 pm): Wisdom High School, Liberty High School, Welch Middle School, Revere Middle School

Volunteer Requirements:

✔️ 18 years or older
✔️ Driver’s license or access to transportation
✔️ Willing to submit to a background check

By volunteering with PAIR, you’ll play a vital role in providing refugee students with the academic support and mentorship they need to thrive. No prior teaching experience is required—just a commitment to making a difference!

CAM is looking for a volunteer to help teach English as a Second Language.

- You must be proficient in using Google and ZOOM, and have your own computer.

- You do NOT have to be a certified teacher.

- Bilingual Spanish speakers are preferred.

- You must be available Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 pm - 8:45 pm CST. We provide course observation, a curriculum, and training before starting.

If this sounds like something you would be interested in, please sign up for a volunteer tour at the link below.

Orientation Sign-up

CAM is looking for a volunteer to help teach English as a Second Language.

- You must be proficient in using Google and ZOOM. (Most classes will be over zoom)

- You do NOT have to be a certified teacher, nor do you need to speak any language other than English.

- We only ask that you possess the willingness to teach and the ability to speak in front of others.

- You must be available Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 pm - 8:45 pm CST. We provide course observation, a curriculum, and training before starting.

If you are interested, you are welcome to attend a volunteer orientation tour. Please sign up by clicking the link below.

Orientation Sign-up

Cypress Assistance Ministries (CAM) is opening a second resale and donation location. Our new location is in the Willowbrook area, and it needs some cashiers. Cashiers will be responsible for ringing up customers and accepting cash and card payments. They will also have responsiblities including keeping the store tidy, organizing merchandise and displays, and assisting customers throughout their shopping experience. No previous retail experience is necessary, just a good attitude!

All sales at this store will benefit Cypress Assistance Ministries. CAM is a 501c3 non-profit that benefits the Cy-Fair community. We provide rental and utility assistance, maintain a food pantry, provide job hunting resources, as well as other community services.

If you are interested in helping, please click on the link below and sign up for an orientation tour. The new location opens to the public on June 6, 2025.

Cypress Assistance Ministries (CAM) needs cashiers for our resale store, Angels' Attic. Cashiers will be responsible for ringing up customers and accepting cash and card payments. They will also have responsiblities including keeping the store tidy, organizing merchandise and displays, and assisting customers throughout their shopping experience. No previous retail experience is necessary, just a good attitude!

All sales at this store will benefit Cypress Assistance Ministries. CAM is a 501c3 non-profit that benefits the Cy-Fair community. We provide rental and utility assistance, maintain a food pantry, provide job hunting resources, as well as other community services.

If you are interested in helping, please click on the link below and sign up for an orientation tour.

Orientation Sign-up

Cypress Assistance Ministries is opening a second location for our resale store and donation centers. We need volunteers to help us in our new donation center.

Our donation center is broken up into different departments; once you complete an orientation, you will be able to choose which department you would prefer to volunteer in. Departments include: donation intake, clothing, housewares, toys, accessories, electronics, and baby items. Duties vary by department, but include things like cleaning, organizing, sorting, pricing and displaying items in the store. We will provide training to all volunteers.

The donation center is open from 9 am - 3 pm, Monday through Saturday. Most volunteers start off working 3-4 hours, once per week.

All sales in the resale store will benefit Cypress Assistance Ministries. CAM is a 501c3 non-profit which provides assistance to the Cy-Fair community. We provide rent and utility assistance, maintain a food pantry, provide job hunting resources, and have many other programs to benefit our community.

If this is something you are interested in doing, I would recommend attending one of our orientation tours. Please sign up at the link below.

Cypress Assistance Ministries(CAM) needs volunteers to help in our donation center.

Our donation center is broken up into different departments; once you complete an orientation, you will be able to choose which department you would prefer to volunteer in. Departments include: donation intake, clothing, housewares, toys, accessories, electronics, and baby items. Duties vary by department, but include things like cleaning, organizing, sorting, pricing and displaying items in the store. We will provide training to all volunteers.

The donation center is open from 9 am - 3 pm, Monday through Saturday. Most volunteers start off working 3-4 hours, once per week.

All sales in the resale store will benefit Cypress Assistance Ministries. CAM is a 501c3 non-profit which provides assistance to the Cy-Fair community. We provide rent and utility assistance, maintain a food pantry, provide job hunting resources, and have many other programs to benefit our community.

If this is something you are interested in doing, I would recommend attending one of our orientation tours. Please sign up at the link below

Orientation Sign-up

Cypress Assistance Ministries (CAM) is partnering with some area grocery stores to help provide food for our food pantry. We just need some helpful individuals to pick up the donations from these retailers and help deliver them to CAM's facility.

Programs like this are wonderful resources for CAM, as they help us source items that would be otherwise difficult to source (such as bakery items and produce), and they help reduce food waste in our community.

Volunteers must have access to a vehicle suitable for transporting food items (an SUV or minivan would work perfectly, a sedan with sufficient trunk space would work as well). We will provide insulated bags.

We need weekly drivers for Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. You may choose to volunteer for one, two, or all three of these pick-ups.

Manage day to day operations, recruit and manage volunteers, help build volunteer database. Coordinate with other local response groups. Preferably someone with extensive disaster chainsaw ops knowledge, leadership experience,  and experience in emergency management (not required)

Disaster chainsaw team. Haul trees/debris. As needed for disasters and disastrous events

Seeking highly experienced sawyers with background in disaster chainsaw ops. As needed for disasters and disastrous events

Recruit and manage volunteers. maintain volunteer logs and hours

Must have extensive experience in disaster chainsaw ops

Since 1968, Magnificat Houses, Inc has housed more than 20,000 adults experiencing homelessness and served over 10 million meals through our Loaves & Fishes soup kitchen, residential homes and Clubhouse programs in a healing community. We have many ways for volunteers to help.

Get in touch to learn all the details.

We’re looking for volunteers to help us raise awareness in the community by delivering flyers and sharing info with local businesses!

Groups up to 8 serve to-go breakfast or lunch at our residential facility, RoseMary’s Place. Shifts are available Monday-Friday. We have two options: you can bring about 20-30 bags for breakfast, lunch or snacks. Or we can provide food for your group to divide into to-go containers. After setup, Volunteers usually provide service for an hour, like 9-10 am.

RoseMary’s Place: Our new permanent supportive housing facility for 149 residents for an alternative to the streets. It's a fresh start and a supportive environment for those in need, dedicated to providing dignified housing solutions for our homeless population.

Since 1968, Magnificat Houses, Inc has housed more than 20,000 adults experiencing homelessness and served over 10 million meals through our Loaves & Fishes soup kitchen, residential homes and Clubhouse programs in a healing community. We have many ways for volunteers to help. Get in touch to learn all the details.

Up to 3 volunteers serve prepare breakfast and lunch at St. Joseph Clubhouse. A shift is from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm on weekdays, preparing food, serving and cleaning up afterwards. Work alongside a staff member in the Clubhouse kitchen, the hub of the Clubhouse, a lively and fun place to volunteer. Bilingual in Spanish and English is appreciated.

St. Joseph Clubhouse is a healing community for individuals suffering mental illness – open to both unhoused and housed – offering job training, life skills, and reintegration support in a supportive environment rooted in friendship, compassion, and shared healing.

Since 1968, Magnificat Houses, Inc has housed more than 20,000 adults experiencing homelessness and served over 10 million meals through our Loaves & Fishes soup kitchen, residential homes and Clubhouse programs in a healing community. We have many ways for volunteers to help. Get in touch to learn all the details.

West Houston Assistance Ministries has eleven (11) thriving raised beds who need more love and attention. What is grown is distributed through our food pantry and given to our clients to help with food insecurities.  We have several volunteers, including a Master Gardener, who are trying to maintain the demands of the flourishing garden. 

Are you experienced in growing vegetables in the Houston climate and knowledgeable about seasonal schedules?  Are you willing to make a commitment to 2 - 3 mornings a week to contribute to keeping our garden thriving and producing vegetables?  If so, pleasese reach out to patrice.stpe@whamministires,org. 

Looking to fill various Board Position. Email or contact me with information about yourself, what you are passionate about, and what skills you possess that would be an asset to our Board of Directors.

Participate in a hands-on volunteer session where you'll support individuals as they format, edit, and review their resumes using a template provided by our Job Readiness Training Instructor. Volunteers will offer one-on-one guidance to help participants highlight their skills, experience, and accomplishments in a clear and professional way, ensuring they leave with a polished resume that’s ready for job applications. No professional HR experience required, just a willingness to help others succeed!

In this interactive volunteer session, you'll help individuals prepare for job interviews by conducting mock interviews using a question template and evaluation form provided by our Job Readiness Training Instructor. Volunteers will offer constructive feedback on interview responses, body language, and professionalism to help participants build confidence and improve their interviewing skills. No prior hiring experience is necessary, just a desire to support others on their path to employment!

A Point of Distribution (POD) Volunteer helps give out important supplies like food and water during emergencies. They work at special locations and have important jobs like keeping the line organized, handing out supplies the right way, checking how much is left, and keeping records. They also answer questions from people and help set up and take down the site during emergencies.

We are looking for a creative social media intern to work in our marketing department. The social media intern is responsible for planning social media calendars, creating social media posts, and assisting the social media team with brainstorming campaigns.

To be successful as a social media intern you must have excellent knowledge of various social media platforms. A good social media intern combines creative campaign ideas with analytical skills to create successful posts.

Social Media Intern Responsibilities:

Social Media Intern Requirements:

The JC Friends of the Library are a group of community members who meet every other month and volunteer to help the library. Sometimes the volunteering is helping with library events, tending the community garden, shelving books, or fundraising in the community. This meeting is where we plan and delegate tasks to individuals who are willing to help and discuss community needs! If you want to have an ongoing volunteer commitment for a good cause, this is the group for you! 

The Jacinto City Friends of the Library meet up every other month to volunteer their time to help the library. We are looking for community members who want to help at events, help fundraise, do tasks around the library, and contribute to conversations surrounding the needs of Houston's Eastside. This volunteering opportunity is ongoing and these meetings are used to delegate tasks to those willing to help out! Join us today! 

Volunteer Position: Donor Relations Manager (Remote)

Reports to: Executive Director

Overview: Project C.U.R.E. is seeking a mission-driven, detail-oriented Donor Relations Manager to serve as a key volunteer supporting donor engagement and relationship development. This remote role works closely with the Executive Director to help build a strong donor pipeline, manage relationships, and coordinate communications that lead to long-term support of our life-saving mission.

Key Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

Time Commitment: Flexible schedule with a preferred commitment of 4–6 hours per week. Some weekday availability is helpful for coordinating meetings and donor events.    Although this position is primarily remote, we would ask that you come to our Spring Branch warehouse for initial training and then occasionally thereafter.

Impact: By helping us engage and steward new and existing donors, you’ll directly contribute to Project C.U.R.E.’s ability to deliver critical medical supplies to underserved communities around the world. Your work ensures our donors feel valued and connected to the lives they are changing.

Assist Hope Center guests (homeless persons) in obtaining services provided by the Social Security Administration.  This may include establishing an online account at SSA.gov, setting an appointment to obtain a replacement Social Security card, applying for Social Security retirement benefits, applying for Medicare, applying for disability benefits, and, if necessary, arranging for transportation to the Social Security office.

Social Services Assistant – Assists Hope Center guests in obtaining services provided by the Social Security Administration. This may include establishing an online account at SSA.gov, setting an appointment to obtain a replacement Social Security card, applying for Social Security retirement benefits, applying for Medicare, applying for disability benefits, and, if necessary, arranging for transportation to the Social Security office.

The Domestic Truth Foundation is a Texas-based nonprofit dedicated to advocating for victims and survivors of domestic violence through crisis support, education, and community outreach. We are actively seeking compassionate, dedicated volunteers to join our mission either long-term or on-call for specific projects and events.
Opportunities are available both remotely and in-person, and include roles in survivor support, administrative assistance, event coordination, community education, and resource distribution. Whether you're helping behind the scenes or directly serving those in need, your involvement makes a real and lasting impact.

By volunteering with The Domestic Truth Foundation, you help bring safety, dignity, and hope to individuals and families affected by abuse. We provide all necessary training and ongoing support to ensure you feel confident and empowered in your role. Join us in being a voice for truth, healing, and change in our communities.

The Domestic Truth Foundation is a Texas-based nonprofit dedicated to advocating for victims and survivors of domestic violence through crisis support, education, and community outreach. We are actively seeking compassionate, dedicated volunteers to join our mission—either long-term or on-call for specific projects and events.

Opportunities are available both remotely and in-person, and include roles in survivor support, administrative assistance, event coordination, community education, and resource distribution. Whether you're helping behind the scenes or directly serving those in need, your involvement makes a real and lasting impact.

By volunteering with The Domestic Truth Foundation, you help bring safety, dignity, and hope to individuals and families affected by abuse. We provide all necessary training and ongoing support to ensure you feel confident and empowered in your role. Join us in being a voice for truth, healing, and change in our communities.

Our campus library, used by the students for research and required reading, is moving to a new room. The room needs construction work of various types. This need is to install flooring, either tile or carpet in two room, approximately 800 sq. feet.

Our campus library, used by the students for research and required reading, is moving to a new room. The room needs construction work of various types. This listing is to paint the ceiling, and beams, trim around doors and baseboards, and paint a closet door. 

Our campus library, used by the students for research and required reading, is moving to a new room. The room needs construction work of various types. This need is to install the finish trim around the doors, windows and baseboards.

Our campus library, used by the students for research and required reading, is moving to a new room. The room needs construction work of various types. This need is for a carpenter to frame and install two doors from the library into the hallway.

Our campus library, used by the students for research and required reading, is moving to a new room. The room needs construction work of various types. This need is to spray paint 8 metal bookcases. Each are approximately 7'x4'x1'.

Our campus library, used by the students for research and required reading, is moving to a new room. The room needs construction work of various types. This need is for minor sheetrock work and screwing outlet plates over the outlets.

The ECDC - Houston Multicultural Center is looking for women to volunteer as volleyball and basketball coaches to support our Refugee Health Promotions program. This opportunity is open to anyone with a foundational understanding of these sports, and a willingness to support women learn and play together.

Practice will take place biweekly on Saturdays from 10am - 12pm at the Ashford Pointe apartment complex.

Our Volunteer Docent Program is a volunteer level that can be reached by individuals that are interested in having a more autonomous experience representing the Arboretum and our missions. All Docent activities require onboarding, additional trainings, training time as a 'Shadow' to learn from current Docents and Arboretum Staff, and a commitment of at least 20 Docent specific volunteer hours a year. Examples of Docent opportunities include working as Guide for our Field Trip Experiences, leading guided nature hikes, leading night hikes, outreach, and more.

This is an ongoing opportunity that would require you onboarding as an Arboretum Volunteer and signing up for opportunities through our own volunteer portal.

Learn more at our Docent Open House & Breakfast: https://houstonarboretum.org/event/docent-recruitment-open-house-breakfast/

Volunteers are the backbone of Houston Furniture Bank. We have many
volunteer opportunities for groups who are interested in giving their time to
help Make Empty Houses Homes and build a sustainable future. Groups can
volunteer with us Monday through Saturday, between the hours of 9am-4 pm.

Do you love to share resources you find? Enjoy making connections with community organizations? Want to help make a difference in the lives of those experiencing Alzheimer's or other dementia?

Make it happen: become an Alzheimer's Association Community Representative!

Our community educators deliver programs using prepared training materials on topics related to Alzheimer’s disease, risk reduction strategies, as well as information for individuals and families impacted by the disease. Tell about our services and how people can make a difference in the trajectory of this terrible disease.

This role is ongoing and we ask for a year's commitment. Preference will be given to those available on weekdays.

The Association is seeking volunteer candidates with:

Interested? Complete the Alzheimer's Association Volunteer Interest Survey at bit.ly/alz-vol-interest today!

For more in-depth information about Alzheimer's and Dementia (45 min), click here: https://training.alz.org/products/4053/understanding-alzheimers-and-dementia After creating a simple account, click "Add to Cart" (it's free!), then "Enroll Now." You'll then have access to this helpful educational program. We hope you'll take advantage and learn more! 

Now Recruiting: Board Members & Treasurer
Friends of Down Syndrome – Houston, TX
Monthly board meetings (in person with virtual option)

Description:
Friends of Down Syndrome is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating lifelong opportunities for adults with Down syndrome through education, socialization, and community outreach.

We are currently seeking committed, compassionate individuals to join our Board of Directors—including a Treasurer to help oversee the financial health of the organization. This is a great opportunity to make a lasting impact in the lives of adults with Down syndrome while lending your skills and leadership to a growing nonprofit.

What We’re Looking For:

Board Members from all backgrounds who are passionate about inclusion and willing to support the organization through advocacy, fundraising, and participation in events.

Treasurer with experience in finance, bookkeeping, accounting, or nonprofit financial oversight. (Familiarity with QuickBooks or nonprofit budgeting is a plus.)

General Responsibilities:

Attend monthly board meetings (in person or virtually)

Support fundraising and community outreach efforts

Offer expertise in your field to help guide organizational growth

Serve as an ambassador for our mission in the community

Help ensure strong governance and organizational integrity

Time Commitment:
4–6 hours per month, including monthly board meetings and any relevant committee or project work.

If you’re ready to make a difference in the lives of adults with Down syndrome and contribute to a mission-driven team, we’d love to hear from you!

The Friends of Woodland Park (FWP) is seeking a Garden Director as a non-voting member of
FWP with responsibility for the garden areas surrounding the community center, Firefly Field
garden, the entrances to Woodland Park and other possible areas in the future. The Garden
Director will liaise with one or more FWP Board members. Attendance at FWP board meetings
is not required unless requested by the board. A commitment of 12 months is preferred.

Expectations Include:
Maintain all current beds which may include adding more plants as needed.
Oversee design of future beds.
Work with volunteer coordinator to solicit volunteers and organize seasonal workdays for garden maintenance.
Coordinate with Girl Scout and Boy Scout troop leaders if they ask to volunteer for required
required service hours.
Suggest to the board new ways to enhance the attractiveness of the park using plants.
Consider the creation of educational activities for children focused on gardening.
Follow Houston Parks and Recreation Department guidelines for garden maintenance and hosting events.

Commitment: 1 year minimum is preferred

For more information contact Jennifer Ostlind, Friends of Woodland Park Volunteer
Coordinator, at Jennifer@friendsofwoodlandpark.org.

Help The AIP BIPOC Network share our story through engaging videos!

We’re seeking a creative volunteer to create short highlight reels from past and current events for Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. Using our provided photos and video clips, you’ll produce visually appealing recaps that showcase our mission: to improve the quality of life of the BIPOC Autoimmune Community through Awareness, Advocacy, Action, Assessment, and Alignment.

Tasks:

Time Commitment:

Skills Needed:

How to Get Started: Submit your interest through Volunteer Houston. Once we receive your application, we’ll contact you to schedule an initial call. You may also send your resume or CV directly to info@aipbipoc.org.

Help The AIP BIPOC Network identify funding opportunities that power our mission!

We’re seeking a detail-oriented volunteer to research grants that align with our work to improve the quality of life of the BIPOC Autoimmune Community through Awareness, Advocacy, Action, Assessment, and Alignment. You’ll compile a list of potential funders and deadlines, giving us more time to focus on writing strong applications.

Tasks:

Time Commitment:

Skills Needed:

How to Get Started: Submit your interest through Volunteer Houston. Once we receive your application, we’ll contact you to schedule an initial call. You may also send your resume or CV directly to info@aipbipoc.org.

We’re seeking an outgoing, organized volunteer to reach out to local businesses, organizations, and community members to secure sponsorships and in-kind donations for events and programs. Your efforts will directly support our mission: to improve the quality of life of the BIPOC Autoimmune Community through Awareness, Advocacy, Action, Assessment, and Alignment.

Tasks:

Time Commitment:

Skills Needed:

How to Get Started: Submit your interest through Volunteer Houston. Once we receive your application, we’ll contact you to schedule an initial call. You may also send your resume or CV directly to info@aipbipoc.org.

Organize & bag donated meat on Mondays.  Must be to able to lift 50lbs.  This is a weekly or bi-weekly commitment on Mondays, for a 2 hour shift between 10am and 2pm.  .  Contact  Amy Lundblad directly at amy@mesa-outreach.org or at 832-975-2960

Your help is needed at blood drives! From start to finish, Donor Ambassadors provide a friendly face for blood donors, whether they’re greeting and registering donors at check-in or thanking them for rolling up their sleeves and donating lifesaving blood at the refreshments table.

Requirements:

Getting Started:

To find out more about available Volunteer opportunities and to get started on your Volunteer Application, click here

Location: Houston – Fully Remote/Zoom

Hours: Part-time – after school and weekends

Compensation: Unpaid

About Us:

Texans Tutor Texans is a NEW nonprofit in Houston that is dedicated to creating accessible educational experiences that foster lifelong learning for public school students who are in need of academic support outside school hours. We offer one-on-one tutoring sessions and drop-in group sessions for general schoolwork assistance. We are looking for high school students who are interested in interning as tutors with us for school credit or volunteer hours. 

Responsibilities: 

Qualifications:

WHAM is in need of volunteers to accompany our pantry and resale store drivers to pick up donated furniture and household items as well as donations from local restaurants and grocery stores.  The pantry driver shift is 6:00am - 12:00pm. The resale driver shift is 9:00am - 2:00pm.  

Volunteers must be able to lift 50 pounds, climb into the cab of the box truck, and move independently. 

If interested, please email patrice.stpe@whamministries.org. 

The Ripley House Community Center is looking for committed volunteers interested in serving as the first point of contact for neighbors and staff, ensuring a welcoming and professional environment. Responsibilities include greeting guests, answering phone calls, directing inquiries, and providing general administrative support.

Key Responsibilities:

Greet homeless guests, gather essential details, check eligibility for services, and answer phones. Shift: 8:45 am to 12:00 pm

Answer phones and take messages.
Shift: 8:45 am to 1:00 pm

Monitor the eating area and visit with homeless guests. Assist guests in getting to their predetermined service on time.Shift: 8:45 am to 1:00 pm

Determine guest’s eligibility for assistance. Input guest’s information into the HMIS system. (Requires extra training and HMIS certification).
Shift: 8:45 am to 1:00 pm or later

Breakfast & lunch preparation and service. Kitchen organization and cleaning. (Requires a food server license available on the internet.)Shift: 7:00 am to 1:00 pm

Assist the volunteer dentist. Requires current Dental Hygiene license.Shift: 2 Fridays/month 9:00 am to 1:00 pm

Work with our volunteer dentist to schedule and keep records on guests. A background in being a dental assistant or dental hygienist would be helpful, but not required. Any medical training would be beneficial.Shift: 2 Fridays/month 9:00 am to 1:00 pm

Wash and dry guests’ clothing. We have three washers and dryers and can do laundry for up to six guests per day.Shift: 8:45am to 12:00pm

Monitor, clean, and sanitize shower areas. Our guests can have showers twice per week if staffing permits.Shift: 8:45am to 12:00pm

Choose outfits for guests, restock and maintain organization of Clothing Closet with new donations.Shift: 8:45am to 12:00pm

Process donations for restocking the upstairs inventory for the Clothing Closet.Shift: 8:45am to 12:00pm

The AIP BIPOC Network is seeking a licensed attorney volunteer to provide legal guidance that strengthens our nonprofit foundation. Your expertise will help ensure our contracts, policies, and governance documents are sound, so we can focus on advancing our mission to improve the quality of life of the BIPOC Autoimmune Community through Awareness, Advocacy, Action, Assessment, and Alignment.

Tasks:

Review contracts, MOUs, and partnership agreements

Advise on bylaws, board policies, and volunteer/HR agreements

Provide guidance on compliance and risk management

Assist with intellectual property protections (trademarks, copyrights)

Time Commitment:

Approx. 2–4 hours per month (may vary by project)

Flexible schedule, remote with virtual check-ins

Skills & Requirements:

Licensed attorney in good standing (active or retired)

Familiarity with nonprofit law preferred

Strong attention to detail and ability to communicate legal concepts clearly

Proof of credentials and signed confidentiality agreement required

How to Get Started:
Submit your interest through Volunteer Houston. Once we receive your application, we’ll contact you to schedule an initial call. Please also send your resume/CV and proof of legal credentials to info@aipbipoc.org.

The AIP BIPOC Network is seeking a law student volunteer to assist with legal research and nonprofit policy development. This role offers practical experience in nonprofit and public interest law while supporting our mission to improve the quality of life of the BIPOC Autoimmune Community through Awareness, Advocacy, Action, Assessment, and Alignment.

Tasks:

Research nonprofit governance and compliance requirements

Assist in drafting or updating bylaws, board policies, and volunteer/HR agreements

Prepare plain-language summaries of legal standards or best practices

Support attorney review by preparing draft documents and issue briefs

Time Commitment:

Approx. 4–6 hours per month

Flexible schedule, remote with virtual check-ins

Skills & Requirements:

Current law student (1L–3L) or recent graduate

Strong legal research and writing skills

Interest in nonprofit or public interest law

Proof of enrollment and signed confidentiality agreement required

How to Get Started:
Submit your interest through Volunteer Houston. Once we receive your application, we’ll contact you to schedule an initial call. Please also send your resume/CV and proof of enrollment to info@aipbipoc.org.

The AIP BIPOC Network is seeking volunteers to represent our organization at health fairs, expos, and local events. You’ll help staff our table, share information about our programs, take photos, and engage with community members. Your work will directly support our mission to improve the quality of life of the BIPOC Autoimmune Community through Awareness, Advocacy, Action, Assessment, and Alignment. 

Tasks:

Staff ABN’s booth/table at community events

Share information and resources with attendees

Take event photos for social media and reports

Assist with setup and cleanup as needed

Engage community members in a welcoming, approachable way

Time Commitment:

Varies by event (typically 2–4 hours per event)

In-person at Houston-area community events

Locations throughout the city. Current zip codes - 77051, 77020, 77016, 77031

Skills Needed:

Friendly, approachable, and engaging personality

Comfortable speaking with diverse community members

Spanish language skills a plus, but not required

Willingness to learn about ABN’s mission and programs

How to Get Started:
Submit your interest through Volunteer Houston. Once we receive your application, we’ll contact you to schedule a brief orientation. You may also send your resume/CV directly to info@aipbipoc.org.

Hello everyone,

I am seeking an administrative assistant who is tech-savvy and has excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. The ideal candidate should be diligent, responsive, and able to follow instructions accurately. This is a remote position, so the individual must have access to a computer and a reliable internet connection. We use tools such as Google Workspace, Gmail, Mailchimp, and Zoom. The expected commitment is approximately 5 hours per week.

If you're interested in volunteering or have any questions, please visit our website at Volunteer – The Single Parent That Could, Inc or email us at volunteer@thesingleparentthatcould.org. Please be sure to specify which volunteer role you are interested in.

Overview:
We are seeking caring and enthusiastic volunteers to provide childcare and host engaging activities for children on our campus while their parents participate in our LifeSkills classes. This role offers a unique opportunity to create a safe, fun, and nurturing environment for children, giving parents the ability to focus fully on learning and personal growth.

Responsibilities:

Supervise and engage with children in a safe and positive manner

Plan and lead age-appropriate activities (games, crafts, reading, etc.)

Foster a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere

Maintain a safe environment by following agency guidelines and child safety protocols

Communicate any needs or concerns to program staff

Qualifications:

Enjoy working with children and families

Reliable, responsible, and patient

Ability to follow instructions and safety procedures

Willingness to complete required background checks, fingerprinting, and TB test (provided by PCHAS at no cost)

Time Commitment:
LifeSkills classes typically take place once a month, with each session lasting approximately 2 hours. Volunteers may commit to one or more sessions per month.

Impact:
Your time and attention help create a positive experience for children, while supporting their parents’ growth and success in the LifeSkills program.

Your help is needed at blood drives! From start to finish, Donor Ambassadors provide a friendly face for blood donors, whether they’re greeting and registering donors at check-in or thanking them for rolling up their sleeves and donating lifesaving blood at the refreshments table.

Requirements:

Getting Started:

To find out more about available Volunteer opportunities and to get started on your Volunteer Application, click here

BeyWIsee Foundation is in search of a Board Secretary!

Our mission at beyWIsee Foundation is to provide resources through yearly initiatives to students in underserved communities.

beyWIsee Foundation Board Secretary:

Role Impact:
We are looking for someone who is passionate about our mission and eager to help the organization as we move forward. The Board Secretary is a key role to the overall effectiveness of the beyWIsee Foundation. 

Required Skills:
- Strong organizational abilities

- Attention to detail

- Excellent communication

- Team Player

- Proficiency with record-keeping tools

Commitment & Location:
- 3 Yr. Board Commitment

- Quarterly meetings

- Special monthly meetings leading up to events

- All meetings are held remotely

Experience Level:
- Previous board experience is not required

- Administrative experience is preferred, but not required

This is a great opportunity to gain first-hand non-profit board experience for the right candidate.

Key Responsibilities:

Meeting Management:

Schedule board meetings, prepare and distribute agendas and supporting documents, and ensure meetings run efficiently. 

Record Keeping:

Accurately record minutes of board meetings, including discussions, decisions, and action items. 

Communication:

Ensure effective and timely communication among board members and other stakeholders. 

Official Documents:

Maintain and organize official organizational records, such as bylaws and board member rosters, ensuring they are accessible. 

Governance Support:

Play a crucial role in supporting the board's overall governance and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

Make a Difference. Flexible Hours.

About Us:
Harbor Hospice provides compassionate care for patients and families. Volunteers bring comfort, support, and companionship during some of life’s most important moments.

Volunteer Opportunities:

Patient & Family Support: Companionship, caregiver relief, birthday visits, bereavement support

Specialized Support: Music/art therapy, pet therapy, bilingual assistance, veteran-to-veteran visits

Clerical & Admin: Answer phones, data entry, filing, patient packets

Hospitality & Events: Greeting visitors, assisting at celebrations

Why Volunteer:

Flexible hours, drop-in or scheduled shifts

Build resumes and leadership skills

Personalized recommendation letters for 20+ hours

Who Can Volunteer:

College students, adults, and retirees looking to give back and make an impact

Apply Now:

✨ We’re Looking for a Social Media Volunteer! ✨

The Domestic Truth Foundation is seeking a passionate volunteer experienced in social media management and content creation to join our mission of supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

Company Description
Young Homeowners League (YHL), a 501c3 nonprofit, promotes affordable homeownership through education and developing more starter homes.

We target base starter home as 4-bedroom, 1000 ft² and $150,000 cost.
We also arrange 50% ownership $75,000, and 25% ownership $40,000 with exclusive use of a bedroom.

Homeownership Planning Corps is a nonprofit coalition, led by YHL, dedicated to helping future homeowners plan early to work, save, and build strong credit so they can achieve homeownership while still young.

This is a part-time unpaid volunteer role for the Captain of Homeownership Planning Corps at a place of work and is supported in the Houston, TX area. The Captain will be responsible for leading and coordinating homeownership planning advocating programs at the community.
1. Start a Homeownership Planning Corps club or group at your place of work, with permission or support from the management or HR.
2. Attract more co-workers to join.
3. Assist each non-homeowner member to create a homeownership plan and update it at least once a year until becoming homeowner.
4. Arrange discussions, workshops, and events. YHL can provide speakers. Contact YHL if need help.
5. Coordinate members who like to buy land together (to reduce cost) or buy homes in the same area, or co-buy homes.
6. Produce social media material for sharing experiences.

Qualifications
Must be employed and interested in helping co-workers to become homeowners

Do you have a passion for helping others and a talent for making people feel their best? Harbor Hospice in Baytown is seeking a licensed hairdresser to volunteer their skills and bring comfort, dignity, and joy to our patients.

The bike you are not riding holds the key to freedom for a refugee, veteran or young person who needs a way to work or school. Donate your bike to Freewheels and our volunteers will clean and repair it and provide a way for people to get to work or school.

Our greatest need is for adult mountain bikes and hybrids with 26-inch and 700c wheels. We also need youth bikes with 24-inch wheels and 20-inch wheels.

Read more: One bike donor's story

Freewheels accepts bike donations on Friday and Saturday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon  at our shop at 6020 Jessamine #103, Houston, TX 77081. If you have a question, please email us at info@freewheelshouston.org.

Our refugee and veteran customers rarely ask for road bikes or beach cruisers. We do not accept used helmets, children’s bikes, scooters or tag-alongs. If it’s not economic for Freewheels to repair a donated used bike, we often reclaim parts and components that can be used on other bikes. We have partnerships with people who will take bikes we don’t plan to repair and deliver them to organizations in Mexico.

When we receive a road bike, we may try to sell it and and use the proceeds to pay for parts, supplies, safety equipment and rent. 

Do you know how to repair a bike? Freewheels Houston volunteers repair bikes that will be given to refugees, veterans emerging from homelessness and young people from low-income families to enable them to get to work or school and explore the city.

Volunteer stories: https://freewheelshouston.org/passion-and-purpose/

Freewheels Houston's shop has the tools and parts you will need. Bike shop mechanics should be familiar with most bike systems.

We use a repair checklist developed with input from a master bike technician.

If you don’t know all the systems, our volunteers enjoy sharing their knowledge and can help get you up to speed. If you are already an expert, you will start getting questions from other volunteers looking to improve their skills.

Before your first shift, please complete the Freewheels Houston volunteer consent. 

Also, please complete the volunteer information and interest survey.

Join this historic FIFA World Cup 26 volunteer program! Volunteers are the heartbeat of FIFA events. Houston is proud to have been chosen as one of the 16 host cities of the FIFA World CUP 26. Be part of the action in Houston and help deliver history as the biggest football tournament ever to be staged comes to Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Apply now for a chance to be part of FIFA World Cup 26 and enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Link to apply: Volunteers FIFA World Cup 26

Help keep our environment clean with American YouthWorks Texas Conservation Corps (TXCC)!

Register for this event directly at http://ayw.givepulse.com

Come make new friends while picking up litter and learning about environmental issues. Our Green Wave initiative combines litter cleanup with environmental education, led by TXCC Crew members. 

All ages welcome!

Minors need a parent or guardian to sign the registration waiver.

Closed shoes are required. Gloves, grabbers, and safety vests are provided.  Pants are recommended. 

Email us at GreenWave@ayw.org if you have any questions!

Click here to sign up for text and/or email updates about our events.

Click here if you would like to coordinate a curated Green Wave Event With Us

Registration for our published events is open to everyone! If you are with a group that may bring more than 20 people to a single Green Wave event, please email us at GreenWave@ayw.org so we can talk about logistics. 

Help keep our environment clean with American YouthWorks Texas Conservation Corps (TXCC)!

Register for this event directly at http://ayw.givepulse.com

Come make new friends while picking up litter and learning about environmental issues. Our Green Wave initiative combines litter cleanup with environmental education, led by TXCC Crew members. 

All ages welcome!

Minors need a parent or guardian to sign the registration waiver.

Closed shoes are required. Gloves, grabbers, and safety vests are provided.  Pants are recommended. 

Email us at GreenWave@ayw.org if you have any questions!

Click here to sign up for text and/or email updates about our events.

Click here if you would like to coordinate a curated Green Wave Event With Us

Registration for our published events is open to everyone! If you are with a group that may bring more than 20 people to a single Green Wave event, please email us at GreenWave@ayw.org so we can talk about logistics. 

Looking for a patient and supportive volunteer to help our after-school students with challenges with foundational skills such as phonemic awareness and reading comprehension. Students are K-5. Each class session will be one-to-one.

Join us for some time in nature, tending to our community garden and beautifying our community. We will clean up the garden beds, water the plants, pick any ripe food and clean up the property if there’s any trash around the area.

Black United Fund of Texas will provide trash bags, sunscreen and bug spray. Volunteers should wear closed toe shoes that can get dirty, bring gloves (we will have some extra if needed) and a water bottle. Restrooms are available on-site in the Bayland Center. Parking is available on site and on nearby neighborhood streets. The Bayland Center (2606 Greg St) is centrally located near downtown.

Questions? Please contact us at marissa@buftx.org

CWS Houston is recruiting Volunteer Youth Mentors to support newcomer youth ages 15-24. Mentors will be responsible for facilitating once monthly group mentoring sessions with approximately 5 newcomer youth for a total of 6 months. Mentoring sessions are focused on social/emotional support, life skills, cultural orientation, financial literacy, and college or career readiness skills. Mentoring sessions also encourage peer support and social connection amongst group members.

Requirements: Volunteer Youth Mentors must be over the age of 25 years old and must be fluent in English. Prior experience working with newcomer youth is preferred but not required. CWS is prioritizing volunteers with lived experience as newcomers to the U.S.

Location: Mentoring sessions will take place either virtually or in-person depending on client needs and preference. Transportation assistance will be available to youth and mentors who participate in in-person mentoring.

In-person sessions will take place at CWS Houston office, located at:

6671 Southwest Fwy, Ste. 760,

Houston, TX 77024

Time Commitment: Mentors will be required to participate in approximately 8 hours of training prior to engaging in mentoring services. Mentoring sessions take place once per month for approximately 2 hours for a total of 6 months. Mentors will also be required to meet with their supervisor occasionally. Mentoring sessions will generally take place in the afternoons, evenings, or on the weekends depending on client and mentor availability.

Onboarding: Mentors must submit to CWS’ volunteer background check process before they are cleared to begin services.

Training & Support: Mentors will receive training on mentoring session curriculum prior to facilitating mentoring sessions. Mentors will receive ongoing support, training, and guidance from CWS Staff.

Do you have a skill, hobby, or professional expertise you’d like to share with others? We are seeking volunteers to lead life skills classes for adults in our community. These classes provide participants with practical tools to support their health, wellness, and personal growth.

Possible class topics include:

What you’ll do:

Qualifications:

Time Commitment:

Flexible - you may volunteer for a single session or set up a short series of classes depending on your availability.

Evenings of the 1st, 2nd, or 4th Mondays; or Saturdays 10am-noon.

Private Group Details:

Disciple teens with StandOUT Youth. We are committed to life-on-life discipleship. This is a one year committment. 

Role:

Meet 8 Tuesdays per semester 5:30 PM - 8PM for our teen BLOCK Parties

Hangout with mentee once a month outside of the program

As a Volunteer Relations Manager, you’ll play a vital role in growing and sustaining our volunteer community—from the first handshake to ongoing engagement. You’ll help ensure every volunteer feels prepared, supported, and valued.

APPLY HERE

https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/8118370/TWST4Girls-Volunteer-Application

TWST4Girls Team Key Responsibilities: 

Recruit passionate volunteers aligned with our mission

Onboard new volunteers with care and clarity

Train individuals and groups for their specific roles

Manage ongoing communication, support, and retention efforts

Match Support monitors and supports mentee-mentor relationships to ensure a strong, productive, and program-aligned environment

Keep volunteer records organized and up to date

Help create a welcoming, mission-driven volunteer culture

The AIP BIPOC Network is seeking a volunteer to support the planning and coordination of our annual ROCK the Block Community Health & Resource Expo. You’ll help with logistics, vendor coordination, and event prep so that everything runs smoothly. Your work will directly support our mission to improve the quality of life of the BIPOC Autoimmune Community through Awareness, Advocacy, Action, Assessment, and Alignment.

Tasks:

Assist with event planning checklists and timelines

Communicate with vendors, exhibitors, and community partners

Help organize event materials (program guides, signage, supply lists)

Support tracking of budgets, deposits, and contracts

Provide input on community engagement activities

Time Commitment:

4–6 hours per month leading up to the event (increasing closer to event date)

Remote with occasional virtual check-ins

Skills Needed:

Organized and detail-oriented

Strong communication skills

Experience with events, logistics, or project coordination a plus

How to Get Started:
Submit your interest through Volunteer Houston. Once we receive your application, we’ll contact you to schedule an initial call. You may also send your resume/CV directly to info@aipbipoc.org.

The AIP BIPOC Network is seeking a volunteer to support the planning of our annual Summit, a national virtual gathering focused on autoimmune health equity. You’ll assist with coordinating speakers, managing schedules, and preparing materials to ensure a smooth and impactful event. Your work will directly support our mission to improve the quality of life of the BIPOC Autoimmune Community through Awareness, Advocacy, Action, Assessment, and Alignment.

Tasks:

Assist with speaker and panelist coordination (outreach, scheduling, materials)

Help organize agendas, run-of-show documents, and tech prep

Support communication with attendees and partners

Track registrations and prepare follow-up materials

Provide input on engagement strategies for participants

Time Commitment:

4–6 hours per month leading up to the event (increasing closer to event date)

Remote with virtual planning meetings

Skills Needed:

Organized and detail-oriented

Strong communication and coordination skills

Comfortable with virtual platforms (Zoom, Google Meet, or similar)

How to Get Started:
Submit your interest through Volunteer Houston. Once we receive your application, we’ll contact you to schedule an initial call.

Microsoft Word – Digital Literacy Class

Do you love technology and enjoy helping others gain confidence with digital tools? Are you fluent in English and Spanish and comfortable offering live translation or tech support?

We’re seeking bilingual volunteers to assist with our 10-week Microsoft Word course for adult learners. Volunteers may help participants navigate computers, understand key Word functions, and encourage learners as they build valuable digital literacy skills. No teaching experience required—just patience, kindness, and a love for sharing knowledge!

Class Schedule: Wednesdays, 9:00am–10:30am, beginning September 24, 2025
Location: Friends of Northside, 6615 Irvington Blvd, Houston, TX 77022
Curriculum and resources provided

If you’re interested in supporting this course or leading future sessions, we’d love to hear from you! Register here: https://attack-poverty-432924.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3047993

Contact / Contacto:
amanda@attackpoverty.org
(832) 516-9872
Text us: (409) 210-1893

ARE YOU BILINGUAL?

ARE YOU
A follower of Jesus?
Willing to be vulnerable about your own
life and to listen and pray with others?
Passionate about seeing people grow
spiritually and economically?
A learner, servant, and encourager?
Able to spend time walking patiently with
someone through ups and downs?
Become a Faith & Finances Ally

Register here: https://attack-poverty-432924.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3049634

Allies walk alongside people participating in Faith & Finances, joining them on their journey. Allies work with each participant, providing encouragement, advocacy, and supportive friendship. Along the way, Allies learn just as much—or more—from participants as they come together to discover God’s design for their money.

Time Commitment 

Volunteers are requested to commit to teaching for the length of the semester. It can be multiple classes on Tuesday and Thursday or one class, one day a week.

Our ESL program follows the academic year schedule, August through May, with breaks for holidays and in between semesters. 

We believe this time commitment is necessary to foster relationships based on trust, respect, and the love of Christ, and will allow the volunteer to see the direct benefit of their role as a mentor/tutor.

For more information, please contact Amanda Mendoza.
email: amanda@attackpoverty.org
call: 832-516-9872
text: 409-210-1893