Needs From: Volunteer Houston

We rely on ‘Welcome’ Volunteers to provide outstanding customer service to all visitors and to respond to inquiries by providing information and/or directing visitors to resources or staff members. Training is provided. We need ‘Welcome’ volunteers each afternoon and on the weekends.

The Front Desk Volunteer will:

Adults, if you are interested in learning about gardening, native plants, and invasive species join the Nature Discovery Center on the first  Monday of the month to help us care for the park. No experience is necessary but come dressed for the weather, bugs, and be prepared to get dirty. Bring your own gloves and tools or use ours.  9:30 till Noon.  If you are interested in gardening but cannot make the dates please contact us to see if other time slots can be arranged.  Thanks!

The Nature Discover Center is looking for an energetic and enthusiastic individual who has a passion for science, nature, and children to volunteer with our field trip program. This volunteer will work closely with our staff naturalists and other volunteer teachers to lead our discovery-based field trip program Nature at Your Doorstep. This individual will be a crucial member of the team in adding to the overall Nature Discovery Center field trip experience. 

The Nature Discovery Center is a nonprofit nature center and 4-acre nature park located in Bellaire, TX. We believe a personal connection to nature is an essential part of life. We ignite life-long curiosity, understanding, and respect for nature through education.

Primary Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

Transition and Employment Services helps students as they leave high school and enter secondary education or seek employment, and helps teens and adults search for and maintain employment. We offer pre-employment training, job search assistance, job coaching, and long-term follow-up. We also help persons navigate the educational and vocational rehab systems by assisting them in contacting the right persons within those systems. We need volunteers to help with transportation and mobility training, conducting practice job interviews, and providing feedback and advice for young job seekers.

Contact: Robert Williams, RWilliams@eastersealshouston.org

Background check required through Program and PRIOR to volunteer experience. (UNVETTED VOLUNTEERS WHO SHOW UP WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED)

Allow at least 3 days for background check and sign up is not guaranteed until you have been confirmed via Robert Williams

Signed waiver required upon check in for volunteer opportunity.

Family Day Out provides respite care on Saturdays to families of children with disabilities and their siblings. Volunteers provide the children with one-on-one attention and assist with activities.

Location at main office.

Contact: Ross McCann RMcCann@eastersealshouston.org 713-838-9050 ext 350.

Background check required through Program & PRIOR to volunteering (UNVETTED VOLUNTEERS WHO SHOW UP WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED)

Allow at least 3 days for background check and sign up is not guaranteed until you have been confirmed via Ross McCann

Sign up is not guaranteed until you have been confirmed via Ross McCann

Adult Services offers recreational opportunities to older adults/seniors and younger adults with disabilities through bi-weekly meetings, bowling, field trips, education, self-advocacy, skills training and touch based technology training. Participants do all kinds of activities including adapted self defense, yoga, and strength training, scrap-booking, volunteer projects, technology classes, and go on various trips around Houston. As a volunteer you would help clients participate in all of these activities and socialize with clients.

Location - held at 2 different Memorial Area churches - Mondays at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church and Wednesdays at Memorial Drive United Methodist Church.

Background check required through Program and PRIOR to volunteer experience. (UNVETTED VOLUNTEERS WHO SHOW UP WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED)

Allow at least 3 days for background check and sign up is not guaranteed until you have been confirmed via Matt Ritch

Signed waiver required upon check in for volunteer opportunity.

Adult Services offers recreational opportunities to older adults/seniors and younger adults with disabilities through bi-weekly meetings, bowling, field trips, education, self-advocacy, skills training and touch based technology training. Participants do all kinds of activities including adapted self defense, yoga, and strength training, scrap-booking, volunteer projects, technology classes, and go on various trips around Houston. As a volunteer you would help clients participate in all of these activities and socialize with clients.

Location - held at 2 different Memorial Area churches - Mondays at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church and Wednesdays at Memorial Drive United Methodist Church.

Background check required through Program and PRIOR to volunteer experience. (UNVETTED VOLUNTEERS WHO SHOW UP WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED)

Allow at least 3 days for background check and sign up is not guaranteed until you have been confirmed via Matt Ritch.

Signed waiver required upon check in for volunteer opportunity.

CURRENTLY ON HOLD UNTIL NOVEMBER 2023. Easter Seals Greater Houston provides adults with disabilities with a safe environment to socialize, participate in activities and explore life-long personal growth.  Come join us for a Saturday of Bowling!  Volunteers are paired up with client and needed to assist with bowling. 

Location: AMC Windfern, 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each Month

Background check required through Program and PRIOR to volunteer experience. (UNVETTED VOLUNTEERS WHO SHOW UP WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED)

Allow at least 3 days for background check and sign up is not guaranteed until you have been confirmed via Donald LeMoine

Signed waiver required upon check in for volunteer opportunity.

Hi everyone, I am looking for an admin assistant who is tech savvy and knows how to communicate professionally both verbally and written. The person must be diligent, responsive and able to follow directions. All work will be done remotely, so the person must have a computer and internet access. The tools we use are; Google Workspace, Hubspot CRM, Mailchimp, & Zoom. 5 hours a week is all we require.

Come play with kids while parents learn life skills

Invest yourself in building relationships with children and help spark their imagination through music, learning activities, play, and creative art activities. Activities are planned and directed by the classroom teacher. (Available times: 8 - 11 am and 3 - 5 pm)

Spend one-on-one time with a child who requires individualized help or attention. Invest in the Prayer, Affirmation, and Love of one specific child. Curriculum and activities will be provided. (Available times: 8 - 11 am and 3 - 5 pm)

Spend time visiting with a group of 2 to 3 children, reading and doing interactive education kits. (Available times: 8 - 11 am and 3 - 5 pm)

Provide general assistance at the centers. This may include: developing and organizing supplies and materials, prepping gifts for teachers and mothers, assisting at any of the above events, helping at graduation, data input, cutting, laminating, printing, filing, snack prep, bulletin board prep, building classroom furniture, cleaning classroom rugs, and other general activities. (Available times: 8 - 5 pm)

Provide support to teachers during lunch and nap time transitions. Volunteers will assist in cleaning up after lunch, sweeping the classroom, wiping down tables, disposing of trash, helping children wash their hands and change their clothes, and patting the children to sleep. (Available times: 11 am to 1 pm)

Garden Maintenance: If you have a passion for gardening and working with children, we would love your help with our garden maintenance! We currently have two gardens that need regular management. This volunteer opportunity will involve gardening with children.

Landscaping: Help beautify our outdoor spaces to create a welcoming environment for everyone. Please be advised that closed-toed shoes and clothing that you don't mind getting a little dirty is a must. This opportunity does not involve working with children.

Summary
WINGS Ministries is looking for volunteers who have a heart to serve women-at-risk by facilitating WINGS Curriculum in one of several class locations.  Our immediate need includes Classroom Facilitators, Leads, and Co-Lead volunteers. 

 You will join a team of volunteers to teach a weekly faith-based program that provides life skills and job preparedness to women in weekly 90-minute classes. The women we serve may be incarcerated, in a transitional home, in a residential recovery center for drug and alcohol addiction, and/or may have been victims of sex trafficking, domestic violence or homelessness. The women we meet in each of these locations are grateful and receptive to our services. Our mission is to help them discover and embrace their identity in Christ while learning essential skills necessary to meet life's challenges. 

Required Attributes

Primary Areas of Responsibility

BillionGraves is the world's largest GPS-linked cemetery data resource. For more than a decade, volunteers have been taking photos of gravestones to help fulfill BillionGraves' mission to document the world's cemeteries.

As volunteers take photos with the BillionGraves app, each gravestone is automatically marked with a GPS location. The data is then transcribed by volunteers, plotted on cemetery maps, and made readily available at BillionGraves.com for millions of families around the globe to find their ancestors and grow their family trees. 

We need YOUR help! Go to this link to find a cemetery in your area where photos are still needed: https://billiongraves.com/justserve

All you need is a smartphone. It's easy and it's fun!

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.

The worship arts associate possesses spiritual maturity and discipline. Talents, skills, and gifts include serving, teaching, singing, and musical instruments. The role of the worship arts associate is to assist in leading the church to worship in spirit and truth as established by the Lead Pastor and Leadership Team.

Essential functions

The purpose of the Harris County Medical Reserve Corps (HCPH MRC) program is to establish a network of medical and non-medical volunteers to strengthen public health, emergency response, and community resiliency during times of emergency as well as throughout the year. 

This is accomplished by:

Please follow these steps to register as a Harris County MRC Member:

The audio and visual technician possesses spiritual maturity and discipline. Talents, skills, and gifts include serving, teamwork, and technology. The role of the audio and visual technician is to assist in implementing the the church’s sound, media, video, and stage lighting of Sunday Worship, based on the vision as established by the Lead Pastor and Leadership Team, for live, post production, and on demand media.

Essential functions

Are you a college student majoring in Film/Media, or someone with a background in film or media production looking to make an impact? Join Project C.U.R.E.’s mission to deliver health and hope to those in need!

We are seeking enthusiastic and creative volunteers to assist our Training Department in filming, editing, and publishing training videos. These videos play a vital role in supporting our staff and volunteers as they work to improve healthcare in under-resourced communities worldwide.

What You’ll Do:

Qualifications:

Why Volunteer with Project C.U.R.E.?

If you’re ready to put your skills to good use and contribute to a mission that saves lives, we’d love to hear from you!

How to Apply:
Please submit your resume and a brief description of your video production experience to: meghanmccann@projectcure.org

BIOMEDICAL/ Mechanical/ Electrical engineers and technicians are desperately needed at Project C.U.R.E. We send surplus medical supplies and equipment to developing nations. If you are skilled in this field, consider coming to our warehouse for about three hours a week to assess and repair donated equipment. Shifts can be arranged Tuesdays through Fridays and select Saturdays. Our warehouse is located at 8303 Kempwood (near Bingle).  

Please reach out to gennapeard@projectcure.org for more information.  

Nurses are desperately needed by Project C.U.R.E. We process donated medical supplies and equipment for donation to hospitals in developing countries. Volunteers sort the donated supplies and nurses are always a huge asset to our work.

Nurses bring much needed expertise and can also serve as team leaders for other volunteers who inventory, sort, and pack the materials in preparation for shipment. The nurses' medical expertise helps insure that the teams correctly categorize and group the materials.

Shifts can be arranged for weekdays and select Saturdays. 

Sign up here:  https://projectcure.volunteerhub.com/lp/houston/ 

Volunteering as an Individual at Project C.U.R.E. Houston

About Us
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with us at Project C.U.R.E. Houston. Project C.U.R.E. is the largest provider of donated medical supplies and equipment to developing countries around the world. We would be delighted to have you join us and share in our mission.

WHAT do volunteers do?

Our volunteers help with all aspects of our life-saving operation. Volunteers sort donated medical supplies, prepare shipments, help manage our warehouse, and even work with our hospital partners to procure supplies. We also have volunteers who drive out to make scheduled donation pick-ups, test and repair medical equipment at all levels of expertise, help with fundraising and outreach, plan events, and assist with administrative needs.

We do not require any experience or medical background and will teach you everything you need to know.  With that said, we do love nurses and medical professionals! Engineers are also extremely valuable to us.  

HOW do I register?

New volunteers must create a profile online prior to volunteering.  

You can then log in using your user id/password to sign up for future individual volunteer sessions.

*Volunteers under 18 will be prompted to print a release form for their parent/guardian to sign. They must bring the signed form when they come to the warehouse.  This release expires at the end of each calendar year so an updated release may be needed. 

HOURS:  Our individual volunteer hours are:

You may use your user id/password to register online for each volunteer session. You are welcome to sign up for as many shifts as you like.  It is important to come on time and stay for the full shift.   Please remember to cancel if your plans change.  

WHERE is Project C.U.R.E. located?   

Our address is 8303 Kempwood Drive Houston, Texas 77055.   There is plenty of free parking.    

HOW should I dress?

Please dress comfortably (jeans, sweats, shorts) with comfortable closed toes shoes.  Please note the exterior warehouse space can be a bit cool in the winter and warm in the summer.  

GROUPS:  We would also love to see you come back with your school, corporate, civic, or faith based organization.  To request a group session, please visit https://projectcure.volunteerhub.com/lp/houstongroups/ or reach out to  houstongroups@projectcure.org. 

KIDS:  We welcome volunteers ages 15 and up, but if you are under 18, your parent/guardian must sign our liability release form and you must bring this form with you. 

Please let us know if you have any questions. We look forward to hearing from you. Again, thank you for your interest and willingness to help!

Project C.U.R.E. -- Houston
832-251-2489 Distribution Center

houstonvolunteers@projectcure.org

Pick up donated goods for an agency that ships surplus medical supplies and equipment to developing nations. Driving the agency's truck or van, you'll pick up donated goods from hospitals and medical organizations in and around Houston and take them to Project C.U.R.E.'s northwest Houston headquarters. Our drivers are key to our ability to provide much-needed medical supplies to low-resourced countries. 

This assignment typically involves a commitment of a couple of three-hour shifts a month during weekday daytime hours. Ideal drive time would be sometime between 7 am and 3 pm-we are flexible!

No CDL is required. You can choose to drive our van or our 16 ft box truck, or you can choose to drive your own vehicle.  

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: "C.U.R.E." is an acronym for "Commission on Urgent Relief and Equipment." Project C.U.R.E. provides donated medical supplies and equipment to developing nations around the world. The supplies and equipment are generally surplus materials that would go unused in the U.S. Its warehouse is at the address listed

Contact houstonvolunteers@projectcure.org for more details. 

Project C.U.R.E. provides donated medical supplies and equipment to developing nations around the world. Lives can be saved through your involvement with a program that channels badly needed medical supplies to developing countries.

We love to have groups volunteer at Project C.U.R.E and regularly host groups of 7-30 people at one time. 

Youth volunteers ages 15 and up are welcome.  Youth groups may be up to 15 volunteers and must bring one adult per every 10 youth.  

Groups MUST be scheduled in advance through Project C.U.R.E.’s website  We have shifts available between 9:30AM - 3:30PM Tuesday through Friday and 9:30 - 12 on select Saturdays. Select Tuesdays 3:30 - 5:30 are also available.  

For more information or to request a time slot,  please contact houstongroups@projectcure.org or visit https://projectcure.volunteerhub.com/lp/houstongroups/.

We are looking for experienced forklift operators.  Can you help?

We have volunteer opportunities to fit YOUR schedule.  

Contact operations director Genna Peard at gennapeard@projectcure.org if you have any questions or would like further details.

Volunteering as an Individual at Project C.U.R.E. Houston

About Us
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with us at Project C.U.R.E. Houston. Project C.U.R.E. is the largest provider of donated medical supplies and equipment to developing countries around the world. We would be delighted to have you join us and share in our mission.

WHAT do volunteers do?

Our volunteers help with all aspects of our life-saving operation. Volunteers sort donated medical supplies, prepare shipments, help manage our warehouse, and even work with our hospital partners to procure supplies. We also have volunteers who drive out to make scheduled donation pick-ups, test and repair medical equipment at all levels of expertise, help with fundraising and outreach, plan events, and assist with administrative needs.

We do not require any experience or medical background and will teach you everything you need to know.  With that said, we do love nurses and medical professionals! Engineers are also extremely valuable to us.  

HOW do I register?

New volunteers must create a profile online prior to volunteering.  

You can then log in using your user id/password to sign up for future individual volunteer sessions.

*Volunteers under 18 will be prompted to print a release form for their parent/guardian to sign. They must bring the signed form when they come to the warehouse.  This release expires at the end of each calendar year so an updated release may be needed. 

HOURS:  Our individual volunteer hours are:

You’ll use your user id/password to register online for each volunteer session. You are welcome to sign up for as many shifts as you like.  It is important to come on time and stay for the full shift.   Please remember to cancel if your plans change.  

WHERE is Project C.U.R.E. located?   

Our address is 8303 Kempwood Drive Houston, Texas 77055.   There is plenty of free parking.    

HOW should I dress?

Please dress comfortably (jeans, sweats, shorts) with comfortable closed toes shoes.  Please note the exterior warehouse space can be a bit cool in the winter and warm in the summer.  

GROUPS:  We would also love to see you come back with your school, corporate, civic, or faith based organization.  To request a group session, please visit https://projectcure.volunteerhub.com/lp/houstongroups/ or reach out to  houstongroups@projectcure.org. 

KIDS:  We welcome volunteers ages 15 and up, but if you are under 18, your parent/guardian must sign our liability release form and you must bring this form with you. 

Please let us know if you have any questions. We look forward to hearing from you. Again, thank you for your interest and willingness to help!

Project C.U.R.E. -- Houston
832-251-2489 Distribution Center

houstonvolunteers@projectcure.org

Our mentoring program is designed to support the growth of our students on the fields, in school, and in life. Mentors are matched with a SpringSpirit participant in grades 3-12 and commit to meet in person at least once a month.  Mentors must submit to a background check and go through an orientation process before being matched with a mentee.  2 locations in Northern Spring Branch.  

Help a child who is reading below grade level. Volunteers needed to work with elementary-age children in northern Spring Branch once or twice a week. Work with small groups (2-4 students) for an hour once a week.  Simple lesson and materials provided for you.

Volunteers would need to commit to only once-a-week visits with their group of children for at least one semester. One hour training provided before you start as well as a background check. Program has proven results in improving student reading levels.  

Available times are (choose one day): 

5 - 6pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday at our Campbell Campus (3911 Campbell Rd) or Pitner Campus (8526 Pitner Rd)

We are always in need of Hope Pack for ages newborn- 17 years old.  As an individual or organization, purchase the items to create a Hope Pack for the age and gender of your choice.  This backpack contains essential and comfort items for the first 48 hours a child transitions into the foster care system in the greater Houston area.  Select the link below for items included in each pack by age & gender: 

https://www.carryinghope.org

We help kids fall in love with reading by setting up fun, kid-friendly libraries right in their apartment communities.

Volunteers read with elementary students, do story time, get crafty with monthly projects, and participate in holiday parties. Along the way, we connect with parents and kids, making sure everyone gets to enjoy reading just for fun.

Come join us!

Website: www.kidsreadingroom.org

Committed volunteers who will lead Community Work Days on the farm. 

They commit to one volunteer day a month. ​

Represent Plant It Forward, the volunteers, and the community​

Asked to commit for one year in this role

*Must attend Volunteer orientation before starting role

Committee specifically designed to call and welcome in new Farmshare customers. 

Answer any questions they may have about their Farmshare or PIF

Redirect them to online resources for information

Can be done remote or in office 

*Volunteer Orientation required

Provide customers with seasonal eating tips​

​Answer questions about our produce and organization​

​Building a community! Relationships with customers and other venders are key components to our success!​

​Spread the word about Plant It Forward!

Remote and in person

*Volunteer Orientation required

Join the Plant It Forward (PIF) team at our upcoming events!

The Urban Farm Experience is the perfect team building opportunity for groups that have been working remotely for the past year or for those who want to take a break from the computer and bring your group out to the field! During your visit, your team will experience sustainability in action by participating in a project on one of PIF’s farms that will ultimately help create a green, healthy and vibrant Houston. Use this opportunity to initiate sustainability conversations with your team while learning about sustainable agriculture and food systems from PIF farmers and local experts.

We typically work with groups of 10-70 members, but please inquire to see if we can accommodate your larger group. This event can be customized to best meet your group’s needs. Please reach out to learn more.

During your Urban Farm Experience, your group will:

Be ‘farmers-for-a-day’ and get their hands dirty while working together to complete a fun project in the field

Participate in a Q&A to learn more about sustainable agriculture and Houston’s food system from local experts

Donation of $40 per person

Learn about urban farming in Houston

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/

Throughout the year, Texas Center for the Missing volunteers are needed to work at fall festivals, back-to-school events, safety fairs, and other community events to distribute Child ID Kits and safety information.  Volunteers will distribute TCM educational material, including internet safety, child abduction prevention, and CyberBullying prevention tips.  Spanish-speaking and English-speaking volunteers are needed.  

With your organization, office, neighborhood, friends, etc. host a most needed items drive at the site of your choice ( ex: your office, home, kids sporting event,etc).  All items must be new, with tags, or in original packaging. 

Current most needed items include:

flashlights with batteries

stuffed animals

socks, 12 mo- adult

underwear, 3T- adult small

hairbrushes and combs

athletic clothing, sizes children's 9/10-adult small in both genders

However, any of the items from this list, sorted by age & gender, are welcomed: https://secureservercdn.net/198.71.233.19/78e.e3c.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/HOPE-PACK-SUPPLY-LISTS.pdf

Items can also be shopped through our wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/genericItemsPage/1HG0Y4FKHLION

The Phoenix is a nonprofit building sober active communities! We work with people in recovery from SUD (substance use disorder) sober curious people, and allies! This is done through events like group fitness, bowling, yoga, sound healing, meditation, walks, hikes, arts & crafts, and so much more.

Volunteers lead and support activities in the Gulf Coast - in Houston, Beaumont, Galveston, League City, and beyond. We want to hear from you if:
-You enjoy doing activities with others to build community
-Working with groups of people is something you enjoy
-Have experience in recovery from substance use disorder or are an ally to those experiencing SUD (substance use disorder) 
-Are passionate about and committed to social justice and mental health

We will work with your schedule and local organizations to find a consistent time (1-2 hours/month) and place to lead meditation.

Hello Houston,

We are actively recruiting committee members to assist the American Lung Association in Texas.  The American Lung Association is hosting a number of events throughout the state and currently has a need for members in Houston that can help us with our event planning for 2025.  If you are interested, please let me know, we are continually searching for motivated individuals with lots of creative ideas that can develop into top fundraising opportunities.

Position Overview
The Assistant Client Care Manager plays a pivotal role in supporting Project C.U.R.E.'s mission by ensuring strong relationships with partners and sponsors throughout each step of the shipping container project process. From the moment a partner engages with Project C.U.R.E. to the delivery of donated medical supplies, the Assistant Client Care Manager ensures smooth communication, timely updates, and an exceptional experience. This role supports the Executive Director (Client Care Manager) and interacts regularly with the logistics team to keep projects on track and fulfill all partner and sponsor expectations.   Although this position is primarily remote, we would ask that you come to our Spring Branch warehouse for initial training and then occasionally thereafter.

Included is a step-by-step guide outlining the project process to aid in training and orientation.

Key Responsibilities

1.         Initial Contact and Request Submission: Partners submit a request for donated medical supplies.

2.         Verification and Feasibility: Project C.U.R.E. reviews the feasibility of shipping supplies and arranges a consultation with the partner to discuss the process, expectations, and requirements.

3.         Cargo Consultation: Conduct a consultation with the partner to verify critical details such as necessary equipment, facility readiness, and required funds, and to clarify any questions.

4.         Partnership Plan Agreement: After the consultation, the partner reviews and signs a Partnership Plan. While not legally binding, this document ensures mutual understanding and alignment on project expectations and responsibilities.

5.         Assessment Invoice: Once the Partnership Plan is signed, the Client Care Manager requests an assessment invoice from the Assessment Manager (Tresena). The invoice is sent to the partner, and upon payment confirmation, introductions are made to continue the assessment process.

6.         Assessment and Facility Evaluation: Tresena schedules an on-site assessment, with the in-country partner responsible for logistics support. The assessor evaluates the facility and completes a report based on findings.

7.         Shipping Invoice and Payment: Following the assessment, Project C.U.R.E. issues a shipping invoice. Once paid, it is logged in the database, and the logistics team prepares the shipping manifest.

8.         Manifest Review and Modifications: The partner reviews the shipping manifest, requesting any necessary modifications to ensure alignment with their needs.

9.         Shipping and Delivery Coordination: The logistics team arranges shipment, selecting an appropriate warehouse and setting a loading date. The container is then shipped to the specified port or facility.

10.   Final Confirmation and Story Collection: After the container arrives, partners are encouraged to provide photos and stories to share the impact of the supplies. A follow-up assessment may occur the following year to gather additional data and evaluate ongoing impact.

Qualifications

Core Competencies

Position Summary 

The Client Support Specialist – Diaspora & Multi-Stakeholder Projects plays a vital behind-the-scenes role in the success of our global humanitarian efforts. This individual will serve as the connective tissue between Project C.U.R.E. and multiple stakeholder groups, especially diaspora communities that fund container shipments of medical equipment and supplies. 

This position requires a detail-oriented, tech-savvy, culturally competent individual - to work directly with the Client Care Manager - who is passionate about global health equity and thrives in fast-paced, collaborative environments.    Although this position is primarily remote, we would ask that you come to our Spring Branch warehouse for initial training and then occasionally thereafter.

 Key Responsibilities 

•                               Client Communication & Coordination Serve as a primary point of contact for diaspora partners and other stakeholder funders. 

•                               Respond to inquiries via email, text, WhatsApp, and other digital channels with professionalism and empathy. 

•                               Schedule and facilitate regular Zoom update meetings with stakeholders. 

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•                               Data Entry & Project Tracking Maintain up-to-date records in CRM and tracking systems related to container shipments, facility assessments, donor interactions, and funding progress. 

•                               Input and update key project milestones to ensure transparency and accountability. 

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•                               Fundraising Reconciliation Monitor and reconcile fundraising status across platforms for specific container projects. 

•                               Communicate updates and flag gaps or needs to internal and external partners. 

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•                               Marketing & Engagement Support Provide support for community-led fundraising efforts including creating or editing email updates, social media content, and campaign materials. 

•                               Coordinate with Project C.U.R.E.’s marketing team to align messaging. 

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•                               Multicultural & Cross-Sector Collaboration Build strong relationships with diverse diaspora communities and multi-sector funders. 

•                               Help create a welcoming, inclusive, and efficient process for new and returning partners. 

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 Required Skills & Qualifications 

•                               Demonstrated passion for humanitarian aid, public health, or international development. 

•                               Excellent verbal and written communication skills. 

•                               Comfortable working across platforms including Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, Zoom, WhatsApp, and CRM tools. 

•                               Strong interpersonal and organizational skills; able to juggle multiple projects at once. 

•                               Proven ability to work in multicultural settings with empathy and awareness. 

•                               Detail-oriented and driven to follow through. 

•                               A collaborative team player who also thrives in independent work environments. 

•                               Ability to problem-solve and “put the puzzle pieces together” to move a project forward from concept to container. 

Preferred Qualifications 

•                               Experience working with diaspora organizations or community-based fundraising groups. 

•                               Familiarity with fundraising platforms (e.g., GoFundMe, Classy). 

•                               Background in nonprofit, public health, logistics, or customer/client support. 

•                               Proficiency in additional languages is a plus. 

 About Project C.U.R.E. 

Project C.U.R.E. is the world’s largest distributor of donated medical equipment and supplies to underserved communities worldwide. Since 1987, we have delivered life-saving tools to hospitals and clinics in more than 135 countries. We partner with diaspora communities, funders, and healthcare institutions around the world to deliver hope and healing where it's needed most.

Need volunteers who have expertise and knowledge as it relates to increasing social media traffic and promoting program awareness.

CCSC partners with local schools to offer vision screening for students on their campuses. Volunteers who enjoy direct involvement with children and are available on weekday mornings, typically during the fall semester, are needed for this program.

Emergency Services provides food and clothing as well as financial assistance to those in crisis. Volunteers are needed to help greet clients, answer phone inquiries, interview clients, help in the food or clothing pantry, or provide administrative assistance. We especially need bilingual (Spanish / English) volunteers.

JobNet is a place that helps people conduct a more effective and efficient job search. Some clients are looking to improve their skills to get a promotion or a better job. Some are trying to get back in the workforce after being away for some time. Others are trying to learn new skills to change careers. All are trying to improve their lives and themselves.

Volunteers are needed to assist with ESL classes (we have a curriculum and guidance), review resumes, conduct mock interviews, teach computer skills classes in our computer lab, teach soft skills seminars in our classroom, and greet clients at the reception desk.

Emergency Services locations provide food, clothing, hygiene items, and financial assistance to families in need. We need bilingual volunteers to work one day every week, on a weekday, to help answer the phones and schedule financial appointments, interview clients to determine their needs, and provide translation to reception, interviewers, and phone volunteers.

We also need volunteers in our JobNet program. JobNet helps people prepare for and conduct a more efficient and effective job search. We need help greeting clients, answering phones, ensuring clients sign in, scheduling clients for classes or workshops, and sharing information about JobNet.

Our entrepreneurial programs, Martha's Way (residential housekeeping) and Non-medical Home Caregiver, need volunteers to help our clients practice their English skills. We could also use some administrative help with preparing materials and following up with clients.

If you have a few hours to spare on a Tuesday or a Wednesday morning, come join the Cy-Fair Helping Hands Homeless Day Center Team as a shuttle (van) driver. Your provision of transportation will help our homeless neighbors enjoy a meal, a shower, and some much needed fellowship.  This is roughly a 4-hour commitment, picking up individuals and delivering them to the Day Center, then returning them to their original location after activities.  Drivers are encouraged to join the activities at the Homeless Day Center which includes daily devotionals and lunch at 11:00.  Reports to the Director of Homeless Outreach.

Must be at least 18.  Driver's License and good driving record required.  Long term considerations only, please.

Are you an early bird?  If you have been looking for volunteer opportunities but don't have a lot of time to give - this may be a great way for you to contribute!

We are looking for volunteers to pick up food donations from neighborhood grocery stores weekly on a designated Monday or Thursday and deliver the food to our Community Food Pantry between 9:00 am - 9:30 am.  All pick up locations are within the CFISD area.  As a volunteer Food Donation Driver, you will be helping Cy-Fair Helping Hands accomplish their mission of bringing hope to the homeless and hungry by ensuring our Community Food Pantry is stocked with nutritional food to provide to seniors and low-income families.  Subs are also needed for occasional grocery and Red Barrel donation pick-ups.

A large vehicle (e.g., pick-up truck, van or SUV), Driver's License and Car Insurance are required.  Must be able to lift heavy boxes of meat and produce and load them into your vehicle. 

Enjoy working with people, have good computer/data skills and bilingual in English and Spanish? We need you!  

Volunteers are needed to register new and returning clients, validate eligibility, inform clients of upcoming events and run reports. As a member of the broader Community Food Pantry Team, Registration Assistants may be asked to help from time-to-time in other areas of the food pantry.  Volunteers must be fluent in both English and Spanish (written and verbal) and will be working with confidential information.  

Volunteers should be able to commit to a Monday, Thursday morning on a weekly basis and/or a 1st or 3rd Saturday morning on a monthly basis.  Shift hours are 9:00 am - 1:00 pm.  Long term considerations only, please.

We need volunteers like you to help Goodwill Houston change lives! Through our volunteer program, we offer fun, hands-on opportunities to get you involved and help us make a meaningful impact in the Greater Houston area.

We need volunteers like you to help Goodwill Houston change lives! Through our volunteer program, we offer fun, hands-on opportunities to get you involved and help us make a meaningful impact in the Greater Houston area.

Children 4 Tomorrow is looking for an IT person to help set up a server with another volunteer within the organization and enter in data.

Children 4 Tomorrow is needing needing snacks and coffee for parenting classes and  snacks for Youth Group Therapy Classes.  

This can be in either in a form of a gift card to a grocery store or Sam's Wholesale or Costco OR the snacks and coffee themselves.  The organization has 2 Keurig Coffee Makers so the coffee needs to be the coffee pods.  

Children 4 Tomorrow has transition to virtual therapy for youth due to the pandemic.  We are in need of computers (laptops) for these youth in order  to participate in the therapy. 

The needs for our nonprofit organization are tremendous.  Our underserved communities are struggling to cope with the anxiety, depression, trauma and hopelessness that cause mental and physical illnesses. Its effect has been amplified due to the long duration of the pandemic quarantine in which none of us expected or planned for, and has caused havoc on the entire world.  Statistics now show that the issue of PTSD and trauma are on the rise in communities similar to ours due to the pandemic.

The program provides a virtual evidence-based protocol that provides mental health services in disaster aftermath crisis (such as trauma) and has fulfilled the mental health population’s needs since 2007.  

For some of these kids to participate in the program they need a laptop computer for the 2 week 6 session duration.  We will be able to loan out computer before the sessions and pick them up when the sessions are completed and move to another group of youth.

We are recruiting vision screeners to assist schools who need help with conducting state mandated vision screenings. Volunteers must be eligible to work in public schools and the Foundation will provide required certification trainings on selected dates.  

Foundation will provide training and certification. 

Screener must be eligible to volunteer in public schools. 

Must have reliable transportation.

We provide the medical care, you provide the loving home. We will work with you on what kinds of animals you can care for and your schedule.

https://www.houstonhumane.org/volunteer/foster-application

Join us in empowering women to achieve economic independence! We offer various volunteer opportunities to support our clients:

Your time and skills can make a lasting impact! Join an orientation today.

Work one-on-one with our clients to find the perfect interview suit as well as the confidence boost they need to succeed in their interviews. Come to volunteer orientation to learn more.

Women Connection, Inc. is hosting our Tiny Treasures Community Event for single parents with children ages 0–3 years on September 27th from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM at the Quality Inn & Suites NRG-Park – Medical Center (2364 S. Loop W., Houston, TX 77054).

We are seeking in-kind donations (baby essentials, toys, diapers, wipes, clothing, snacks, etc.) to help us bless families in need. Your generosity will go a long way in creating a memorable day of joy and support for these parents and their little ones.

We are also looking for volunteers to help us:
✔️ Organize and set up the event
✔️ Host fun activities and games for children ages 0–3
✔️ Assist families throughout the day

If you would like to donate or volunteer, please reach out and be part of this impactful community effort!

Thank you for your interest in the Houston SPCA Volunteer Program. The Houston SPCA has hundreds of volunteers who dedicate their time to make a difference in the lives of our shelter animals and our community. Without these caring individuals we could not continue our mission to promote the commitment to and respect for all animals and free them from suffering, abuse and exploitation.

·       All potential volunteers must be at least 16 years old at time of application

·       Pay a non-refundable application fee of $40 for adults or $25 for youth (16-17 years  old)

·       All applicants 18 and up must complete a background screening

·       Must have consistent access to internet and email

·       Must have the willingness to complete all necessary tasks within a specified volunteer area

·       Must be able to work well with others as all volunteer positions work directly with staff, volunteers and the public

·       Large dogs

·       Small dogs

·       Cattery

·       Small mammals

·       Wildlife Center of Texas

·       Equine & Farm Animals

·       Foster Care

Further details outlining these opportunities will be provided at orientation.

Is it possible to volunteer for only a couple of months/just during the summer? Yes

Do you offer court-appointed community service opportunities? At this time, the Houston SPCA does not fulfill court-appointed community service hours.

If my child is under 16, can they volunteer at the Houston SPCA if I accompany him/her? Because of the type of work our volunteers do for us, we do require each volunteer to be at least 16 years of age at the time of application. We do however offer a summer camp for young people ages 8-14 years old, and a Critter Camp Crew counselor program for kids age 16 and older. We also have service projects available for individuals or scout groups. 

Can I be a volunteer if I have a criminal record? Everyone is encouraged to apply. Your candidacy may be declined depending on the offense. These are discussed on a case by case basis once the results of your application and background screening have been received.

I prefer to fill out a paper application. Can I come down to the shelter to do so? No, we do not offer paper applications. All of our applications are to be completed online.

If I do not currently have a credit/debit card, can I pay the application fee in person with another payment method? All application fees must be completed online using a credit/debit card.

We have an opening for a volunteer event coordinator. 

- Loves Jesus Christ!

- Can create and share Instagram and Facebook posts/reels once a month

- Can commit 2 or more hours to volunteer at in-person events, which are held once a month.

         - Compensation for working each event per diem can be provided upon completing training and background check

- Loves helping others!

We are always looking for professionals to join our Board of Directors.

STEM·E’s mission (steme.org) is to globally educate youth in critical skills and professional development through easily accessible and affordable integrated STEM and Entrepreneurship education, enhancing students’ potential for future success and generating the workforce and leaders of tomorrow.

To bolster our reach and impact, we are looking for professionals from STEM and entrepreneurship fields, as well as well-connected individuals, passionate about youth education, to join our ranks.

All Directors would be requested to sign an agreement with fiduciary commitment and look to strongly contribute to our company strategy and yearly fundraising to make an impact within the community. Board meetings are quarterly (2 hours long).

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.

Location: SJLI Houston Office (Near Northwest Freeway, Houston, TX) or Virtual
Schedule: Flexible — ideally a few 1.5-hour sessions per month. Training can be offered in person, virtually, or in the evening to accommodate volunteer and staff availability.

Help a Mission-Driven Team Use Asana with Confidence

At the Social Justice Learning Institute (SJLI) Houston), we partner with youth and young adults from under-resourced communities to create meaningful opportunities in education, leadership and career development. Through programs like Urban Scholars and Higher Pathways, we equip students with the tools they need to thrive—and we’re always investing in how we work as a team to serve them better.

We’re looking for a volunteer Asana trainer and workflow coach to help our staff become more confident  in using Asana. We’ve already integrated the platform—we’re ready to refine and optimize how we use it across programs, operations and communications.

Facilitating a few training sessions (1.5 hours each) focused on Asana best practices

Coaching staff through features like tasks, timelines, templates and portfolios

Helping us create clearer, more efficient workflows for managing programs, events and internal operations

Providing light support as staff continue to apply what they’ve learned

Hands-on experience using Asana in a team or organizational setting

Ability to explain systems clearly and support various tech comfort levels

A thoughtful, encouraging approach to training

A passion for building capacity within mission-driven teams

Project managers or operations professionals with a heart for service

Retired or semi-retired professionals looking to share their expertise

Asana enthusiasts who enjoy coaching others and improving collaboration

Training sessions can be held in person at our Northwest Freeway office, virtually, or in the evening to best fit your schedule. Whether you're available during the week or after hours, your time and expertise will make a meaningful difference.

If you enjoy helping great teams work even better, we’d love to connect.
Reach out to us at shjohnson@sjli.org and let’s explore what’s possible—together.

THIS VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY CAN BE VIRTUAL. FLEXIBLE SHIFTS AVAILABLE

Support and assist with the full range of client services to military members, veterans and their families, to include: emergency communications; information and referral; access to financial assistance; and family follow-up services.

Key Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

If  are interested and want to start right away start your application at:  http://www.redcross.org/volunteer and upon completion please call me or email me so that we may begin your Red Cross Journey today! 

Assist Red Cross in delivering mission by alleviating human suffering caused by disasters. Primary responses include single family and multifamily fires.  

Key Responsibilities

Want to save a life?  View this video for a glimpse of this High Priority Position:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFrWvAprx-Q

If you are interested and want to start right away start your application at:  http://www.redcross.org/volunteer

Please contact Sylvia Burle Volunteer Services at sylvia.burle@redcross.org or call me at 361-500-5027 so that we can start your Red Cross Journey.       

Assist Red Cross in delivering mission by alleviating human suffering caused by disasters. Primary responses include single family and multi family fires.

Key Responsibilities

Please contact Sylvia Burle Volunteer Services at sylvia.burle@redcross.org or call me at 361-500-5027 so that we can start your Red Cross Journey.       

Due to disasters occuring acrosss the country, the American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast region is looking for volunteers to deploy to our neighboring regions to assist with disaster relief. Complete a volunteer application today! Free online training will be provided as well as travel, meals, and lodging during deployment. Volunteers will be asked to assist in shelters. Shelter duties may include: Working in reception, registration, feeding, dormitory, information, or other areas within a shelterMeeting disaster-caused sheltering needs of individuals, families, and communitiesProviding services with kindness and compassion that are accessible and equitable to all clientsMaintaining clear communication and collaboration with supervisors and peersEnsuring accuracy in all assigned tasksProviding accurate reporting of sheltering activity as assigned

Assist Red Cross in delivering mission by alleviating human suffering caused by disasters. 

This position supports the Regional Disaster Cycle Services (DCS) department. The Sheltering (SH) Service Associate (SA) is a temporary position assigned to work in person in a Red Cross shelter before, during and/or after a disaster event.

Key Responsibilities

Minimum Age Requirement:  18 years of Age

Ready to serve our communities together; then follow this sign and start your journey with us today!  Start your application at:  

                          https://www.redcross.org/volunteer/become-a-volunteer/shelter-hero.html

Please contact Sylvia Burle Volunteer Services at sylvia.burle@redcross.org or call me at 361-500-5027 so that we can start your Red Cross Journey.       

Are you a veteran or enjoy working with veterans and their family members? Well this is the perfect opportunity for you. The Texas Gulf Coast American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces (SAF) & International Services Department (ISD) is looking for highly motivated and talented volunteers that can dedicate 20 hours a week, 5 days a week towards hosting activities, participating in community events and developing partnerships with veteran organizations within the community. Can be virtual, in person, or hybrid! We will work with your schedule!

Job Description:

Required

This position supports the Regional Biomedical Services department. This opportunity requires participation in in-person activities and/or performing work in a Red Cross facility. To safely transport blood from collection sites to the lab for processing and/or deliver blood or blood products to hospital customers

Responsibilities

Time Commitment:

Hours vary depending on meetings, training sessions, and/or responses at the local chapter.

Qualifications:

Active and unencumbered licensure in at least one of the following:

Due to disasters occurring across the country, the American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast region is looking for volunteers to deploy locally or to our neighboring regions to assist with disaster relief. Complete a volunteer application today! Free online training will be provided as well as travel, meals, and lodging during deployment.

Volunteers will be asked to assist in shelters. Shelter duties may include:

More on the Shelter Service Associate Volunteer:

The role of the Sheltering Service Associate - is to serve as a member of a temporary work unit on a disaster relief operation to successfully complete their assigned areas of responsibility on a disaster relief operation. They ensure safe sheltering at a single shelter throughout the cycle of the disaster.

Groups are welcome to train together and form a shelter team. Please complete the form in the link below if interested:

https://forms.office.com/r/d7dP48UJLg

For more information, please email gabriela.salcedo@redcross.org. 

The role of you - the Sheltering Service Associate - is to serve as a member of a temporary work unit on a disaster relief operation to successfully complete their assigned areas of responsibility on a disaster relief operation. They ensure safe sheltering at a single shelter throughout the cycle of the disaster.

Volunteers in this role are required to be fully vaccinated.

Key Responsibilities:

If  are interested and want to start right away start your application at:  http://www.redcross.org/volunteer and upon completion please call me or email me so that we may begin your Red Cross Journey today! 

ReStore Customer Support volunteers will help with tasks that include: sorting, pricing, stocking and helping customers with their shopping needs.

All volunteers must register for an account and sign up on our volunteer portal at Houston Habitat VolunteerHub

Our VolunteerHub website displays all of our specific dates available. By registering for an account and checking the interest box (ReStore Volunteers), volunteers will be notified when new spots open up.

Learn more about our ReStores here: Houston Habitat ReStore

ReStore Customer Support volunteers will help with tasks that include: sorting, pricing, stocking and helping customers with their shopping needs.

All volunteers must register for an account and sign up on our volunteer portal at Houston Habitat VolunteerHub

Our VolunteerHub website displays all of our specific dates available. By registering for an account and checking the interest box (ReStore Volunteers), volunteers will be notified when new spots open up.

Learn more about our ReStores here: Houston Habitat ReStore

Volunteer Job Description: Participate as a "Night of Event Volunteer" for the Houston Boots & Bling for Stronger Bones, benefitting the Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation on Saturday, October 25, 2025. This event features a band, live and silent auctions, and a fund the mission moment. Guests are treated to a buffet dinner. 

Responsibilities: 1. Attend one in-person meeting before the event to learn about Osteogenesis Imperfecta, the event details, and your responsibilities for the night of the event. 2. You will be explaining to guest attendees how to use their cell phones to place online bids during Boots and Bling for Better Bones.

Requirements: Seeking local high school Juniors and Seniors who have their own transportation. You must have an iPhone or an Android.  Must be technically savvy with both iPhones and Android devices. Must bring your driver's license. 

Purpose: Seeking 10 High School Juniors and Seniors from the Greater Houston Area. Volunteers will guide guests on how to use their iPhone or Android devices to place bids online. 

What is the Event? Boots & Bling for Better Bones benefitting the Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation. When: Saturday, October 25, 2025, at the Armadillo Palace in Houston. Guests have the opportunity to bid on silent and live auctions, and the premier moment, to fund the mission. A buffet will be served. Music provided by a local group.

Responsibilities: 1. Attend one face-to-face meeting to learn about your responsibilities, our cause, and the event night details. Date of meeting to be determined. 

2. Must have your own iPhone or Android device. Must have a photo ID and provide your transportation to and from the event.

3. Must be able to show those who are less tech savvy how to use their phones to place online bids. 

Are you passionate about helping others succeed in job interviews? Are you comfortable asking interview questions and providing thoughtful feedback? As a Mock Interviewer, you’ll empower job seekers by providing valuable feedback and encouragement at a critical stage in their employment journey.

Department: Volunteer Department
Time commitment: Bi-monthly on Thursdays, 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm

Come join us at our Dacoma office site! Help job seekers refine their interview skills by asking real-world questions and offering constructive feedback. your guidance will boost their confidence, improve communication, and prepare them for job opportunities.

Responsibilities:

example schedule:

Why volunteer?

Sign up today to make an impact!

Join us for this wonderful initiative in partnership with EntryWay Houston, supporting individuals as they transition into stable careers in leasing and maintenance. Help job seekers gain confidence and improve their interview skills through structured mock interviews at WorkFaith’s Dacoma office. Volunteers will conduct one-on-one interviews, provide constructive feedback, and encourage participants as they prepare for meaningful employment opportunities.

Dates & Shifts:

Location: WorkFaith Dacoma Office – 4555 Dacoma St., Houston, TX 77092

Volunteers Need: 5 in-person mock interviewers per shift.

Role: Conduct mock interviews, provide feedback, and encourage job seekers.

Impact: Your guidance and feedback will empower participants with the confidence, communication skills, and industry knowledge they need to secure meaningful employment and build a brighter future.

The Volunteer Partnership Collaboration initiative strengthens WorkFaith’s volunteer network by engaging partner organizations to expand and enhance volunteer opportunities. Through relationship-building, strategic outreach, and collaboration, we connect with corporations, community groups, and faith-based organizations to introduce meaningful ways to serve.

By aligning volunteer skills with key roles such as Mock Interviews, Application Advisors, and Celebration Champions; these partnerships ensure a consistent, engaged volunteer base that supports WorkFaith’s mission. Through ongoing conversations and shared goals, we create impactful experiences for both volunteers and the clients they serve.

Join us at our Dacoma office to celebrate and uplift our JSA graduating clients! Many have worked hard to complete the program but may not have a personal support system to cheer them on. As a Celebration Champion, your encouragement and presence will make their graduation day even more meaningful.

Location: WorkFaith Dacoma Office, 4555 Dacoma St. Ste. 200, Houston, TX 77092
Time: 12:30 PM – 1:10 PM
Schedule: This opportunity takes place Friday's, on the final day of a JSA class.

Impact:
Your support as a Celebration Champion will empower and inspire our graduates, reminding them they are not alone in their journey. Sign up today to be part of this special milestone!

At WorkFaith, we believe every volunteer deserves to feel celebrated!
When occasional class cancellations happen, we invite already-registered volunteers to join us for a casual coffee and treat gathering at our Dacoma office. These pop-up appreciation events give us a chance to thank you personally, share impact stories, and stay connected. Come whenever your schedule allows, your presence means so much!

Details:
Timing: Flexible, as scheduled (typically Thursday afternoons)
Time: Usually 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
Coffee, treats, and meaningful fellowship provided!

Impact:
A small gesture to celebrate the big difference you make, keeping our community strong and inspired!

Are you ready to experience the thrill of live events while making a positive impact in your community? Join Built to Win Foundation Inc. as a volunteer and become part of the action at some of Houston's biggest events! We’re partnering with Volunteer Houston to recruit dynamic individuals to work concession stands at a variety of exciting events, including Houston Texans NFL home games, Monster Jam, college football, and soccer matches.

What You'll Do:

Serve fans at concession stands, providing them with snacks, drinks, and an unforgettable experience.Work in the heart of the action at NRG Stadium and other major venues.Be part of a fun, energetic team making a positive impact on the community.

Requirements:

Must be 18 years or older.Willingness to obtain TABC (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission) certification prior to your first shift (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through the process!).

Perks:

Experience the thrill of Houston’s premier events up close.

Gain valuable customer service and teamwork skills.

Network with fellow volunteers and event professionals.

Support Built to Win Foundation Inc. in empowering our community.

How to Apply:

Ready to be in the middle of the action? Sign up now and start your journey with Built to Win Foundation Inc. Volunteers must be 18+ and TABC certified (or willing to get certified). Spots are limited, so don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity!

Join us today and make every game day a winning day!

Help Raise Funds, Build Community, and Gain Experience!

HUGGS Inc. is seeking dedicated volunteers to join our nonprofit concession stand team for events at NRG Stadium in partnership with Aramark Sports & Entertainment. Your time and energy will directly support HUGGS Inc.’s mission to uplift underprivileged girls and guys through programs in the arts, community development, and disaster relief.

As a Care Caller, you'll guide individuals toward finding a church community that can offer them hope, connection, and spiritual growth. Many of the people you'll speak with are seeking encouragement, belonging, and purpose. Your compassionate guidance can be the bridge they need to take their next step. This opportunity is perfect for anyone who loves connecting with others, fostering relationships, and sharing positivity! 

For this role, you will be given a device to make calls and a script to follow along.

This Fall, lets gather together to explore

This 3-part Bible study will explore the stories of Hagar (Genesis 16), the Woman at the Well, and the Woman caught in adultery.

Together, we’ll discover the truth that no matter where we’ve been or what we’ve faced, God sees us and meets us with compassion.

Date: September 27th, October 25th, November 15th

Time: 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Saturday

Location: 4555 Dacoma St. Houston, Texas 77092

This annual festival will include a pickleball tournament and numerous family-friendly activities, including a bouncy house, corn hole toss, face painting, popcorn, cotton candy, and amazing raffles (Bourbon pool, pickleball accessories, and more). Breakfast, lunch and dessert food trucks will be present to sell meals throughout the event, along with adult-beverage booths, all helping to give back. Booths will be present to provide information about our community programs and opportunities to sign up and benefit!

Please sign up to volunteer here: https://signup.com/go/KTMUfsn

Volunteers are needed to spend time with our hospice patients.

We at Encompass are looking for compassionate, patience, loving volunteers to spend time with our patients. They need and want someone to share their final days with and we want people with a nurturing nature to give them that most basic of needs, human contact. You would spend time with the patients talking, listening, playing games or anything the patient would want or possibly need.

Our offices are in Clear Lake and the Woodlands area but we have patients all over the Greater Houston Area and Woodlands. The training would be done in our Houston office but the opportunity would be in the Rosenburg Area.

Due to the nature of the patients’ conditions each volunteer will be required to go through required training to volunteer with our patients. The process to become a volunteer takes a little bit but the rewards of giving your time to these patients is beyond measurable. You can give these people a final dignity in their darkest hour.Thank you.

You will help with various roles at WorkFaith Celebrations and special events internally or externally. These roles include: set up, host/greeting, managing WorkFaith booths, enrolling participants on the spot, serving food, clean up. etc.

Flexible scheduling

Enjoys serving others and personable