Opportunities From: Volunteer McKinney

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

Our Mission:

Our mission is to combat hunger and isolation in disabled and older adults by providing nutritious meals enabling them to remain healthy and independent within their families, homes, and communities.

Our Vision:

The primary goal of all programs is to prevent premature placement in long-term care facilities due to insufficient nutrition and other isolation-related issues.

Volunteer Information:

Meals on Wheels Collin County is looking for volunteer drivers to help us deliver meals to disabled and older adults in Anna/Melissa!

Our volunteer drivers deliver meals Monday through Friday, with most routes having about 10 seniors and taking approximately an hour to complete. To become a Meals on Wheels driver, there are just a couple of steps to complete:

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

If you need help, please contact Volunteer Services, scheduler@mealsonwheelscc.org, or contact us at 972-632-3119.

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

Our Mission:

Our mission is to combat hunger and isolation in disabled and older adults by providing nutritious meals enabling them to remain healthy and independent within their families, homes, and communities.

Our Vision:

The primary goal of all programs is to prevent premature placement in long-term care facilities due to insufficient nutrition and other isolation-related issues.

Volunteer Information:

Meals on Wheels Collin County is looking for volunteer drivers to help us deliver meals to disabled and older adults in Blue Ridge!

Our volunteer drivers deliver meals Monday through Friday, with most routes having about 10 seniors and taking approximately an hour to complete. To become a Meals on Wheels driver, there are just a couple of steps to complete:

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

If you need help, please contact Volunteer Services, scheduler@mealsonwheelscc.org, or contact us at 972-632-3119.

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

Our Mission:

Our mission is to combat hunger and isolation in disabled and older adults by providing nutritious meals enabling them to remain healthy and independent within their families, homes, and communities.

Our Vision:

The primary goal of all programs is to prevent premature placement in long-term care facilities due to insufficient nutrition and other isolation-related issues.

Volunteer Information:

Meals on Wheels Collin County is looking for volunteer drivers to help us deliver meals to disabled and older adults in Farmersville!

Our volunteer drivers deliver meals Monday through Friday, with most routes having about 10 seniors and taking approximately an hour to complete. To become a Meals on Wheels driver, there are just a couple of steps to complete:

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

If you need help, please contact Volunteer Services, scheduler@mealsonwheelscc.org, or contact us at 972-632-3119.

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

Our Mission:

Our mission is to combat hunger and isolation in disabled and older adults by providing nutritious meals enabling them to remain healthy and independent within their families, homes, and communities.

Our Vision:

The primary goal of all programs is to prevent premature placement in long-term care facilities due to insufficient nutrition and other isolation-related issues.

Volunteer Information:

Meals on Wheels Collin County is looking for volunteer drivers to help us deliver meals to disabled and older adults in Frisco!

Our volunteer drivers deliver meals Monday through Friday, with most routes having about 10 seniors and taking approximately an hour to complete. To become a Meals on Wheels driver, there are just a couple of steps to complete:

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

If you need help, please contact Volunteer Services, scheduler@mealsonwheelscc.org, or contact us at 972-632-3119.

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

Our Mission:

Our mission is to combat hunger and isolation in disabled and older adults by providing nutritious meals enabling them to remain healthy and independent within their families, homes, and communities.

Our Vision:

The primary goal of all programs is to prevent premature placement in long-term care facilities due to insufficient nutrition and other isolation-related issues.

Volunteer Information:

Meals on Wheels Collin County is looking for volunteer drivers to help us deliver meals to disabled and older adults in McKinney!

Our volunteer drivers deliver meals Monday through Friday, with most routes having about 10 seniors and taking approximately an hour to complete. To become a Meals on Wheels driver, there are just a couple of steps to complete:

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

If you need help, please contact Volunteer Services, scheduler@mealsonwheelscc.org, or contact us at 972-632-3119.

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

Our Mission:

Our mission is to combat hunger and isolation in disabled and older adults by providing nutritious meals enabling them to remain healthy and independent within their families, homes, and communities.

Our Vision:

The primary goal of all programs is to prevent premature placement in long-term care facilities due to insufficient nutrition and other isolation-related issues.

Volunteer Information:

Meals on Wheels Collin County is looking for volunteer drivers to help us deliver meals to disabled and older adults in Plano!

Our volunteer drivers deliver meals Monday through Friday, with most routes having about 10 seniors and taking approximately an hour to complete. To become a Meals on Wheels driver, there are just a couple of steps to complete:

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

If you need help, please contact Volunteer Services, scheduler@mealsonwheelscc.org, or contact us at 972-632-3119.

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

Our Mission:

Our mission is to combat hunger and isolation in disabled and older adults by providing nutritious meals enabling them to remain healthy and independent within their families, homes, and communities.

Our Vision:

The primary goal of all programs is to prevent premature placement in long-term care facilities due to insufficient nutrition and other isolation-related issues.

Volunteer Information:

Meals on Wheels Collin County is looking for volunteer drivers to help us deliver meals to disabled and older adults in Wylie!

Our volunteer drivers deliver meals Monday through Friday, with most routes having about 10 seniors and taking approximately an hour to complete. To become a Meals on Wheels driver, there are just a couple of steps to complete:

Please click this link to get signed up: https://mealsonwheelscc.rosterfy.com/invite/Drivers

If you need help, please contact Volunteer Services, scheduler@mealsonwheelscc.org, or contact us at 972-632-3119.

Embrace's mission statement is to "connect willing hands with opportunities to serve children in foster, adoptive and kinship care." This can refer to anyone who is willing to help, but we believe that the Church is called to help be a solution to the massive problem of the foster and adoptive system in our community. Many children are hurting, feel forgotten and unloved and left lingering in foster care with no forever family. Many families are struggling under the burden of caring for someone else's child and feeling like there is no one to help them navigate the weighty, often difficult journey of fostering and adopting.

To combat these very common problems among those we serve, we partner with many churches in our area, collectively called the Embrace Church Network. If your church is interested in coming alongside us to serve the community of foster and adoptive children and their families and caregivers, please let us know. We would love to share more information about our efforts, the network and ways you can engage, whether you are a lay leader or head pastor!

Help make a difference this winter by donating essential clothing and warm items to those in need. First Presbyterian Church Plano, known as The Clothing Church, has been serving the community for over 50 years. We’ve partnered with Streetside Showers and Plano Overnight Warming Station (POWS) to ensure our homeless neighbors stay warm during the cold months.

We’re seeking the following items:

Drop-off Location:

1500 Jupiter Road, Plano, Texas

Mission Statement

First Presbyterian Church Plano is The Clothing Church in the heart of east Plano, Texas.  Following Christ's call in mission, we cover our community and world in God's love. 

Vision Statement

FPC believes that God runs a "clothes line" of giving and sharing through it, linking all who have need to cover their bodies, which is everyone.  This happens by.... 

Our clothing ministry is 50+ years old and now it has partnered with “Streetside Showers” and lately  “POWS” (Plano Overnight Warming Station), serving our homeless community.

We are seeking dedicated volunteers to assist with our monthly clothing distribution at Streetside Shower events in Plano, TX. This vital service provides essential clothing to those in need. By joining our team, you'll directly contribute to enhancing the lives of our homeless neighbors and ensuring they have access to clean and suitable clothing.

Please contact Ted McKown for further information and to get put on the schedule to help with distribution. 

Ted Mckown
teddallas@hotmail.com
(469) 585-4428

Mission Statement

First Presbyterian Church Plano is The Clothing Church in the heart of east Plano, Texas.  Following Christ's call in mission, we cover our community and world in God's love. 

Vision Statement

FPC believes that God runs a "clothes line" of giving and sharing through it, linking all who have need to cover their bodies, which is everyone.  This happens by.... 

Our clothing ministry is 50+ years old and now it has partnered with “Streetside Showers” and lately  “POWS” (Plano Overnight Warming Station), serving our homeless community.

Are you fluent in Spanish and looking for a way to make a meaningful impact? Our free primary care clinic serves patients from all walks of life, and nearly 50% of them speak Spanish. We need compassionate interpreters to help bridge the language gap and ensure every patient receives the care and respect they deserve.

As an interpreter, you’ll play a vital role in holistic care—connecting patients with life-changing medical support and showing them they are seen, heard, and valued. Your gift of language could be the difference between confusion and clarity, fear and comfort, sickness and healing.

This is more than volunteering; it’s an opportunity to be part of a mission that transforms lives and strengthens our community

Have questions?  Please contact monica@commongoodmedical.org

CommonGood Medical is a faith-based clinic dedicated to providing free, holistic healthcare to underserved communities, addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs with compassion and excellence.

At CommonGood Medical, we strive to do more than provide medical care—we aim to restore dignity, hope, and love to our neighbors in need. After every visit, our patients are invited to choose a few personal hygiene items from our “Wall of Fun”—a simple yet meaningful way to show them that their well-being matters beyond their medical needs.

We rely on the generosity of our community to keep this wall stocked with essential items like hygiene products and medical supplies. By shopping our Amazon and Walmart Wish Lists, you can help us continue to serve our medically underserved neighbors with care and compassion.

Why Your Support Matters:

Texas has the highest number of uninsured individuals in the U.S.
In McKinney alone, over 18,000 residents are uninsured, and 12,000 live in poverty, leaving many without affordable access to health care. Without a consistent source of care, the uninsured often turn to emergency rooms—the most expensive and least efficient solution.

Your contribution ensures our patients not only receive quality health care but also basic necessities that many take for granted. Together, we can offer them a sense of dignity and love in their hardest moments.

If you have any questions please reach out to Monica at monica@commongoodmedical.org or at the CommonGood Medical website https://commongoodmedical.org/.

To apply https://commongoodmedical.org/

Be the Difference: Volunteer as a Nurse with Us!

Do you believe that everyone deserves access to compassionate, quality healthcare? At CommonGood Medical, we see lives changed every day through the power of care and connection—and you can be part of this incredible mission.

As a volunteer nurse, you will do more than provide care—you'll offer hope. Many of the patients we serve are facing hardships that go far beyond their medical needs. For them, your touch, your skills, and your listening ear may be the first moment of kindness they’ve experienced in a long time.

When you volunteer with us, you’ll:

* Deliver essential medical care to those who may otherwise go without.
* Empower patients with knowledge and resources to take control of their health.
* Be a light in someone’s darkest day, showing them they are seen, valued, and loved.

Every smile, every thank-you, every tear of gratitude reminds us that healing is not just physical—it’s emotional and spiritual, too. By joining our team, you will leave a lasting mark on lives, families, and a community that desperately needs it.

Are you ready to make an impact that goes beyond the walls of a clinic?

Join us today, together, we can bring dignity, care, and compassion to those who need it most. Please contact monica@commongoodmedical.org or https://commongoodmedical.org/ to get more information. 

Are you fluent in Spanish and looking for a way to make a meaningful impact? Our free primary care clinic serves patients from all walks of life, and nearly 50% of them speak Spanish. We need compassionate interpreters to help bridge the language gap and ensure every patient receives the care and respect they deserve.

As an interpreter, you’ll play a vital role in holistic care—connecting patients with life-changing medical support and showing them they are seen, heard, and valued. Your gift of language could be the difference between confusion and clarity, fear and comfort, sickness and healing.

This is more than volunteering; it’s an opportunity to be part of a mission that transforms lives and strengthens our community

Have questions?  Please contact monica@commongoodmedical.org

CommonGood Medical is a faith-based clinic dedicated to providing free, holistic healthcare to underserved communities, addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs with compassion and excellence.

Little Hearts of Hope has an ongoing need for certain supplies used in our Hope Packages. We are looking for volunteers to host a supply drive to collect some or all of these items. Please contact Kerri at kerri@littleheartsofhope.org to learn how easy it is to host a supply drive.

We need 150 Pick Up Sticks Games

Who Can Participate?

Little Hearts of Hope has an ongoing need for certain supplies used in our Hope Packages. We are looking for volunteers to host a supply drive to collect some or all of these items. Please contact Kerri at kerri@littleheartsofhope.org to learn how easy it is to host a supply drive.

We need 150 NeeDOh Stress Balls.

Who Can Participate?

Little Hearts of Hope has an ongoing need for certain supplies used in our Hope Packages. We are looking for volunteers to host a supply drive to collect some or all of these items. Please contact Kerri to learn how easy it is to host a supply drive. (neighborhoods, small groups, boy scouts, girl scouts, youth groups, businesses, families and friends groups are just a few groups that you can collect supplies from. 

We need 150 Crayola Fabric Marker Packages. Here is the link to the specific item we need: 

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Crayola-Fine-Line-Fabric-Markers-Fine-Tip-Assorted-Colors-10-Count/35756558?from=/search

This holiday season, we have started a project, focusing on ages 13-18, for teens just like us through Children's Advocacy Center of Collin County to help support a population who may be experiencing a bit more hardships due to their circumstances. We are asking community members and businesses who may have a little extra room to gift a teenager this year to help us bring a bit more joy and happiness to them this holiday season by donating funds for their favorite gift cards, items found on the center's Amazon wish list or new items that can be brought to our donation drop box at Tye Realty Group located at 209 N Tennessee St. We truly appreciate your support! You can find more about the project and ways to give in the link below.

Thank you

❤️ Chloe and Sam

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/d2f2724f-e2f0-434d-b125-9e48ff8138c3?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR06W_wq98U8xBqct0kQ5QrJdx__3YT-pSjF3ZFrHl4G_6fGQHNsIyxArK4_aem_Y3SL-bko63Sn0LiRkdu3bg

Jim Riley Outreach is seeking an enthusiastic and organized Silent Auction Coordinator to lead our fundraising efforts for future events. Your skills and expertise will play a vital role in helping us provide essential support to young individuals facing homelessness.

Who We Are

Jim Riley Outreach seeks to give young women and men facing homelessness a chance to live a new story. We strive to launch young adults who can sustain independent living and are proud of the story their life tells. We do so by providing young women and men a warm living environment, equipping them with life skills, fostering educational and career advancement, and building a network of support around them through mentors and individual coaching. We believe that by coming alongside them and by championing their successes, we can cultivate long term life change.

What We Do

Jim Riley Outreach operates two transitional living homes located in Plano, TX. Blake's House is our program for young women, and His House is our program for young men between the ages of 18-22.

Are you passionate about making a difference? We’re seeking dedicated individuals to join our Event Committee and help plan impactful events for Jim Riley Outreach!

Who We Are: 

Jim Riley Outreach seeks to give young women and men facing homelessness a chance to live a new story. We strive to launch young adults who can sustain independent living and are proud of the story their life tells. We do so by providing young women and men a warm living environment, equipping them with life skills, fostering educational and career advancement, and building a network of support around them through mentors and individual coaching. We believe that by coming alongside them and by championing their successes, we can cultivate long term life change.

What We Do
Jim Riley Outreach operates two transitional living homes in Plano, TX:

Join us in our mission! Register today to be part of something meaningful and help us empower the next generation!

It is very common for the homeless to have their bags stolen. Sometimes they just can't find a safe place to sleep or end up having to rest somewhere exhausted. As such there is a constant need for new bags.

If you would like to donate some bags then please contact Scott at 972.890.5290 or scottmormon@bfinc.org

We also invite you to come with us to the streets and watch us hand out items. We also do educational speaking to all ages about homelessness and drug and alcohol awareness in our community. If interested please message or call us. Thank you, Scott.
https://www.bfservices.org/

We are always in need of volunteers who are passionate about sharing In-Sync’s mission and our animal’s stories by guiding tours and participating in outreach programs.  As tours and outreach events are available 7 days a week, they offer volunteers the flexibility to choose days and times that work for them. 

If you enjoy time outside, talking to people and kids, come join our educational team!

We have an Amazon wish list, with items that are needed at the sanctuary, which can be found here:

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/16EM67JI3LL12?ref_=wl_share&fbclid=IwAR2aFa7mmV_NxM2QukDUx16nCC4DukK9aoObkpZFY9T9-R0w8wz_uWc9pxc

We can always use items such as paper towels, Simple Green, bleach, Clorox wipes and dishwashing liquid.

Location: Collin County 

About Us: LIFT R&R is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of underserved individuals in our community through essential resources, support services, and charitable events. We focus on connecting residents to resources and fostering long-term self-sufficiency for those in need.

Position Overview: Are you passionate about social media and its power to make a difference? LIFT R&R is seeking a creative and driven Social Media Manager Volunteer to join our team. In this role, you will help amplify our mission, engage our community, and drive awareness for our programs and events.

Key Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

Benefits:

How to Apply: If you’re ready to use your social media skills to support a cause you care about, we’d love to hear from you! Please send your resume and a brief cover letter detailing your interest and relevant experience to rmacharia@liftrandr.org 

Location: Remote 

About Us: LIFT R&R is a nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of underserved individuals through essential resources, support services, and community-driven initiatives. We aim to provide clients with resources and foster long-term self-sufficiency for those in need.

Position Overview: LIFT R&R is seeking a dynamic and motivated Fundraiser to join our team. This role is crucial in driving our fundraising efforts and securing the financial resources needed to support our programs and services. The ideal candidate will be passionate about our mission and skilled in creating and executing effective fundraising strategies. This is a volunteer opportunity with the potential for a Board of Directors appointment. 

Key Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

Benefits:

How to Apply: If you are enthusiastic about driving fundraising success and supporting a meaningful cause, we want to hear from you! Please send your resume and a cover letter detailing your fundraising experience and interest in the role to rmacharia@liftrandr.org

Join LIFT R&R in our mission to lift lives and create lasting change in our community. Apply today!

Join us in making a difference by helping prepare homes for our clients as they transition into new spaces. Volunteers will assist with various tasks, including vacuuming, dusting, cleaning bathrooms, making beds, and deep cleaning kitchens. Your efforts ensure our clients start their new journey in a clean, comfortable, and welcoming environment.

Time Commitment: On an as-needed basis

Responsibilities:

Requirements:

How to register? 
Please respond to this opportunity, and a member of our team will reach out to you via email with further instructions.

The Agape Resource & Assistance Center in East Plano helps women, moms, and their children facing situational homelessness. With the help of caseworkers and counselors, women and children typically stay with Agape for six months to a year, during which they gain the skills, strength, and stability for self-sufficiency.

CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) are everyday citizens appointed by our District Court Judges to advocate for the safety and well-being of children who are victims of parental abuse and neglect & living away from home. CASAs stand up for these children - one case at a time - in court and positively impact the child's trajectory within the foster care system. CASA volunteers are ordinary people who are concerned about the happiness and safety of children who are temporarily living in protective custody.

Volunteers do not need a social work background or legal expertise, just a willingness to give your time to make an extraordinary difference in the lives of Collin County’s most vulnerable children. Part of the CASA program’s success has been its diversity of volunteers, full-time workers, stay-at-home parents, retirees and people of all races, religions, and economic backgrounds. Volunteers are partnered with a CASA staffer who serves as their coach and cheerleader throughout the case.  Volunteers are 21 or older and successfully pass our background screening, but all other skills and child welfare knowledge are taught in our extensive training program - taught 3 times/year.

CASA Volunteers give an average of 15 to 20 hours per month to their assigned case, involving a local child (or sibling group) currently living in protective custody. Volunteers get to know the child and learn their history with the use of a powerful, (Guardian ad Litem) court order. Volunteers talk with everyone in that child's life—parents, relatives, foster parents, teachers, medical professionals, mental health service providers, attorneys, and social workers just to name a few.  With the coaching & guidance from their CASA staffer, volunteer Advocates testify in court (about 5x/year) with information they've gathered to inform judges and others of specific child needs and make recommendations that serve the child's best interests.  The CASA Volunteer provides a powerful voice to grateful judges and is often the only consistent and caring adult presence in the life of a a child throughout the difficult journey through the foster care system.

Join and learn how just one trip a month helps your North Texas neighbors access important healthcare, grocery, employment, religious, or social support services to increase their overall health and well-being!

Feonix staff will lead a program overview and be available to answer any questions you have about becoming a volunteer driver. Pick an upcoming date and register for free:

August 14, 2024, 12 PM - Click here to register.

September 11, 2024, 12 PM - Click here to register. 

Looking to make an immediate difference in someone’s life? Want a flexible volunteer schedule? Do you like to drive? Go to volunteerdriver.org to learn more!

Feonix seeks community-first-minded volunteers to help older adults, veterans, cancer patients, and other individuals with transportation barriers get to anywhere they need to go including medical appointments, grocery shopping, vaccinations, family gatherings, religious events, and more.

Our mission is to improve the lives of community members whose needs are critical, but whose transportation is limited.

We are looking for volunteers who can answer yes to the following questions:

The eligibility requirements to become a volunteer driver are as follows:

Volunteers have the opportunity to drive based on their own availability!

"I cannot do all the good that the world needs. But the world needs all the good that I can do." Jana Stanfield

We invite you to join us in making a significant impact on the lives of women recovering from substance abuse. By donating essential items to our two sober living homes, you can help these women rebuild their lives and regain their independence.

Grocery gift cards (given to women newly-arrived at the homes to feed them while getting a job and waiting for that important first paycheck). 

DART Passes (given to women getting back on their feet and working but who do not have a personal vehicle).

Household Supplies: 

Contact us to coordinate drop off or shipment via (Amazon, etc.) locations. 
Contact Emails: lizzie@silverliningsrecovery.org or stephkelly0104@yahoo.com.

We can also pick up donations in certain areas. Thank you!!

Silver Linings is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation that provides sober living homes for women in Plano, Texas. The founders of Silver Linings believe that every woman needs a structured environment to start their recovery journey and to feel supported and encouraged along the way. We strive to provide a personalized and supportive experience on the journey to transforming and thriving!

Hugs Cafe, Inc. is looking for volunteers on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am-3pm at our new Training Academy site at Dallas College in Farmers Branch. Volunteers will help students who have intellectual and developmental disabilities gain skills to work in the restaurant industry.  No cooking experience needed. Fall classes will go through December 12th. To apply to volunteer please visit:  https://hugscafe.org/volunteer/

There will be a short training in available via zoom or on site at Dallas College.  A background check will be required for volunteers. 

Make a meaningful impact by helping Leia's Kids plan unforgettable events for families battling pediatric cancer in North Texas. Your creativity and organizational skills can bring joy to children and their families during one of the most challenging times in their lives. As an Event Planner volunteer, you'll play a crucial role in coordinating special "Crown-A-Kid" parties—celebrations designed to honor the bravery of young cancer warriors.

For more information or if you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@leiaskids.org.

Many of us know local children and families that have been affected by childhood cancer. Doctors and nurses work hard to cure patients’ cancers, but families need more than medical help to get them through this difficult time. This is the point at which the Leia’s Kids Foundation intervenes. The foundation provides direct support to children and their families who are facing the often overwhelming childhood cancer pathway.

Leia’s Kids honors each child and their family through a Crown-A-Kid party. This is a time to celebrate and encourage the child and family in the biggest battle of their lives.

Each child receives a $1,000.00 donation from the Leia’s Kids Foundation.

Offer emotional support and connect families together to form a community. We walk with families because we understand what it’s like to have a child with cancer.

Leia’s Kids focus on the whole family because cancer affects everyone! (Sometimes fighting cancer comes in the form of doing the dishes or babysitting your younger siblings while mom and dad are at the hospital.)

We invite you to be a part of our weekly clothing preparation team! Every Thursday from 3:00 to 5:30 PM, we gather to prepare donated clothing for distribution to those in need. This opportunity involves sorting, labeling, and organizing the clothing donations we receive throughout the week.

You will be sorting through clothing, labeling items, and shelving them in an organized manner. This is a primarily seated task, making it accessible for volunteers abilities. No prior experience is needed; we will provide full training on your first day.

Please contact Ted McKown for further details and to let us know you’d like to participate. 

Ted Mckown
teddallas@hotmail.com
(469) 585-4428

Mission Statement

First Presbyterian Church Plano is The Clothing Church in the heart of east Plano, Texas.  Following Christ's call in mission, we cover our community and world in God's love.

Vision Statement

FPC believes that God runs a "clothes line" of giving and sharing through it, linking all who have need to cover their bodies, which is everyone.  This happens by....

We are currently seeking dedicated virtual English tutors who are enthusiastic about fostering an impactful and stimulating educational setting. As a tutor, you would play a vital role in helping students reach their academic aspirations by reinforcing fundamental concepts, addressing homework queries, and offering additional support in basic English. If you are passionate about making a difference in students' lives, we would love to hear from you. Kindly send an email to just@aboveallthings.org to express your interest and join our team!

Please note that a current background check is needed.

We are in search of virtual math tutors who have a passion for assisting students and fostering a dynamic, supportive educational environment. Tutors will aid students in reaching their objectives by explaining fundamental concepts, assisting with homework assignments/questions, and providing alternative strategies for those requiring extra support in basic math. Interested candidates should send an email to just@aboveallthings.org.

Applicants must be willing to provide a current background check or undergo one.

We are in search of virtual Spanish tutors for basic math and English who have a passion for assisting students by fostering a lively and supportive educational environment. Tutors will aid students in reaching their objectives by explaining fundamental concepts, assisting with homework assignments/questions, and providing alternative strategies for those requiring extra support in Spanish. Interested candidates should email just@aboveallthings.org.

Applicants must be willing to submit a recent background check or agree to undergo one.

This role involves running the cash register, stocking shelves, rotating vegetables, labeling products, and maintaining cleanliness in the grocery area. You'll interact with customers, assist them with their purchases, and ensure the shelves are well-stocked and organized. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys customer service and working in a team environment.

Responsibilities:

Hours: Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Volunteer Requirements:

If you would like to volunteer please email us at jhernandez121913@gmail.com

La Tiendita is a 501c3 nonprofit grocery store in East McKinney which offers positive/healthy options and workforce development for Latino Students.

We serve two missions: To provide access to healthy and affordable food options in East McKinney and; To help at risk latino students graduate school and become leaders in their community

In this role, you'll assist in food preparation, including cutting fruits and vegetables, preparing small meals, making drinks and coffee, and taking customer orders. You'll need to have or obtain a food handlers license as you work alongside our team to provide delicious meals and beverages to our community. 

Responsibilities:

Hours: Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Volunteer Requirements:

If you would like to volunteer please email us at jhernandez121913@gmail.com

La Tiendita is a 501c3 nonprofit grocery store in East McKinney which offers positive/healthy options and workforce development for Latino Students.

We serve two missions: To provide access to healthy and affordable food options in East McKinney and; To help at risk latino students graduate school and become leaders in their community

Do you have a passion for working with children and a desire to make a positive impact on families in need? The Samaritan Inn is looking for enthusiastic and caring volunteers to provide childcare while parents attend crucial onsite classes. Your role will be to create a fun and safe environment for our resident children through games, activities, and attentive care.

Volunteer Details:

Volunteers are needed most weekday evenings from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM.

Teen volunteers are allowed, but MUST have a parent to volunteer with them for the duration of their service time.

Volunteer shifts are available once a week or twice a month.

How to Get Involved:

Interested in making a difference? Complete our volunteer application process at The Samaritan Inn Page.

We are in urgent need of bottled water for our homeless population, especially with the extreme heat we’re experiencing. We serve over 40 homeless individuals daily, and your generous contributions can make a significant difference. Donations are accepted Monday-Wednesday from 9 AM to 3:30 PM, Thursdays from 9 AM to 6:30 PM, and Fridays from 9 AM to 12:30 PM. Please help support our community with your kind hearts.

30% of elderly patients who discharge from a hospital readmit within 3 months, most often because they did not or could not meet their follow up needs.  Project Independence volunteers help senior clients who have been recently hospitalized with non-medical support.  Support activities can include driving clients to appointments, running errands for clients, well visits or phone calls, friendly visits, and light housekeeping.  Not all volunteers perform all activities.  Volunteers DO NOT perform any personal care for senior clients, and clients are pre-screened to be able to get in/out of a vehicle on their own.  Volunteers needed in McKinney and surrounding areas.  Program Coordinator will provide volunteer training and client support services.  Volunteers can choose whatever assignments would work for their own schedules - no minimum hours required. 

An RN Volunteer is needed to help with monthly blood pressure health screenings that occur on the 1st Thursday of every month (actual # date will vary).  Located at 401 W. 16th St, Plano, 75075, the screenings take place from 9:30 am - 12:00 pm.  Duties would include assisting patients to fill our paperwork, make copies of IDs, and make BP notations on the client's BP card. This volunteer may also be asked to assist with other health fairs that may happen from time-to-time in the Plano/McKinney/Allen area.

*Please apply only if you are able to help long-term due to the paperwork cost incurred to run a background check.  We generally do not accept volunteers trying to fulfill a community service commitment or a small hourly commitment for a school requirement. 

The Community Health Clinic (CHC) strives to provide compassionate and quality healthcare to uninsured, undeserved individuals and families in Collin County.  

We are looking for volunteers to serve as medical interpreters( English/Spanish) and will provide interpreter services face to face and over the phone for patients, families, staff and providers.

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Time Commitment

The clinic is open Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 8am-2pm

Commitments accepted as little as one day per month based on your availability.

Volunteers are able to pick one day of the above, we ask that volunteers complete a whole shift. 

You can donate items to our shelter in two ways.

You can purchase and bring the items below to our shelter building located at 1514 N. McDonald Street in McKinney and enter through our main door in the front.  Donations are accepted 7 days a week, between 9am and 6pm.

OR Visit our Amazon wishlist by clicking here. 

For assistance or additional information please call 972-542-5302 or email us at inkinddonations@saminn.org.

Non-food Items:

Updated: 03/05/2024

Your generosity makes a significant impact. Thank you for supporting the Samaritan Inn!

We are looking for Christian women to encourage, educate, and share the love of Christ with a new or expectant mom! 

We have a full curriculum and training for our mentors. It is a one-time monthly face-to-face meeting where you share materials and create a record of the baby's first year. 

We are looking for Christian women to encourage, educate, and share the love of Christ with a new or expecting mothers! 

We provide comprehensive training and curriculum for our mentors. This involves monthly face-to-face meeting where you'll share resources and document the baby's first year. 

Brain Injury Network clubhouses are seeking community-minded individuals or groups to provide supplies or to host a supply drives for some our most often needed/requested supplies. Needed items include:

* Toilet Paper * Paper Towels * Postage Stamps  * White copy/printer paper * Clorox or Lysol Wipes  * Kleenex

Amazon Gift List items can be found on:  https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/YNXOOVUVSIWC?ref=gr_search_page_result. 

Volunteers work alongside clubhouse members and staff providing encouragement and guidance to members as they complete tasks during the work-ordered day. Hours to volunteer are available throughout the week, Monday - Friday, 9 am-3 pm. You can set your own schedule as long as it is during Clubhouse hours.

Have a special musical talent?  Treasured Times, a twice a week respite program for people living with Dementia/Alzheimer's, includes music time as one of their activities. Musical entertainment can be dancing, singing, or instrumentals. It can be a solo performer or a group performance. 

Come share your musical talent for 30 minutes on both Wednesdays and Thursdays for 1-2 weeks per year. Each session lasts 30 minutes from 11:45 am-12:15 pm. Would you consider sharing your talent and bringing a smile to the face of participants?

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of children facing the challenges of a cancer diagnosis in their family? Little Hearts of Hope, a dedicated Christian-based program, is seeking enthusiastic and committed individuals to join us as Grant Writers.

Volunteer Responsibilities: As a Grant Writer with Little Hearts of Hope, you'll play a crucial role in securing vital resources that enable us to continue our impactful work. Your responsibilities will include:

Once you have registered, we will contact you with more details.

Become part of a passionate and supportive community dedicated to serving those in need.

Founded by Kerri Steele after her family faced the terminal cancer diagnosis of her husband, their three children struggled to make sense of what was happening in their family. The Hope Package program encourage kids to process their emotions through the Word of God and teaches them practical tools for handling those emotions. Family bonds are strengthened, trust is built, and lines of communication are opened as the families work on these activities together. These no cost monthly mailings provide much needed hope during the difficult journey of a cancer diagnosis.

At Little Hearts of Hope, we're on a mission to make a real difference in the lives of children grappling with the trauma of a family member's cancer diagnosis. We're seeking passionate individuals to join our board of directors and help steer our organization towards greater impact and reach.

Responsibilities:

As a board member, you'll play a crucial role in shaping our initiatives and ensuring that our programs effectively meet the needs of the children we serve. Responsibilities include:

If you work in social work, oncology, law, communications, or social media we need your help! 

Founded by Kerri Steele after her family faced the terminal cancer diagnosis of her husband, their three children struggled to make sense of what was happening in their family. The Hope Package program encourage kids to process their emotions through the Word of God and teaches them practical tools for handling those emotions. Family bonds are strengthened, trust is built, and lines of communication are opened as the families work on these activities together. These no cost monthly mailings provide much needed hope during the difficult journey of a cancer diagnosis.

Little Hearts of Hope is looking for board members who have a passion for helping hurting children. We are actively recruiting to expand our committees. If you are interested in serving on a finance committee, fundraising committee, or communications committee, please reach out. This opportunity will require between 2-4 hours a month, generally speaking. 

Alzheimer's Association Community Educators are volunteer public speakers who provide Alzheimer's Association education programs to community audiences.

What You'll Do:

Deliver approximately 12 presentations (in person or virtually) annually using prepared Alzheimer’s Association consumer education programs on a variety of care and support topics.

Collaborate with local Association staff to expand programs by securing community partners, scheduling presentations, delivering the programs, and managing needed materials.

Serve as presenter for chapter-scheduled education programs and conferences.

Connect people with additional Association services and volunteer opportunities by proactively making referrals to Alzheimer's Association programs & free 24/7 Helpline.

 By volunteering as a Community Educator, you'll play a crucial role in raising awareness, providing support, and making a positive impact on those affected by Alzheimer's in our community. Volunteer today!

CommonGood Medical seeks to add another Optometrist to meet the ongoing needs of the Collin County community. We have a complete setup in our facility or if you prefer to use your own clinic, that may be another great option. 

Have questions?  Please contact christen@commongoodmedical.org

Do you enjoy marketing on social media and other platforms? Do you have a heart for people struggling with addiction and/or mental issues? 

We'd appreciate any help you can give us! This opportunity is ideal for individuals who want to give back but have limited time and need to volunteer from home.

Please contact us today! info@silverliningsrecovery.org 

Habitat for Humanity also needs experienced Crew Chief Volunteers for our new builds. Crew Chiefs are important construction leaders on the job sites. These individuals are skilled in construction know-how and have undergone the training necessary to lead volunteer crews on home construction job sites. These dedicated individuals are on-site for each build day on their assigned home.

Although the volunteer needs that Habitat Collin County has will vary from week to week, there are several opportunities that we frequently need help with. Plus, if you are not able or interested in using a hammer, Habitat may still be the place for you to serve! When signing up to Volunteer please submit your area of interest and where your talents could best serve Habitat for Humanity. 

Thank you for your interest in becoming a volunteer. When you volunteer at Habitat for Humanity, you create an individual footprint and a ripple effect of positive change, not only transforming individual lives but also contributing to the overall well-being of the Collin County community.

Habitat for Humanity of Collin County

2060 Couch Drive

McKinney, TX 75069

Office - (469) 564-1243

Fax – (972) 542 -5159

volunteer@habitatcctx.org

The Community Health Clinic (CHC) provides non-urgent, quality healthcare for low-income, uninsured families living in Collin County. 

We are looking for volunteer doctors who possess a strong foundation in the area of their specialty. They will be responsible for treatment and follow up on referrals from in-house as well as outside referrals for patient treatment and make recommendations for further care if necessary outside of the clinic scope. The physician specialist will work closely with patients from diverse backgrounds and collaborate with the clinic team.

The physician specialist is able to volunteer accordingly to their preferred schedule

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The Community Health Clinic (CHC) provides non-urgent, quality healthcare for low-income, uninsured families living in Collin County.

We are looking for volunteer doctors that possess a strong foundation in primary care. They will be responsible for managing chronic diseases for example diabetes, hypertension and asthma. The provider will work closely with patients from diverse backgrounds and collaborate with the clinic team.

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Time Commitment

Commitments accepted as little as one day per month based on your availability.

The Community Health Clinic (CHC) provides non-urgent, quality healthcare for low-income, uninsured families living in Collin County. 

The CHC is in need of licensed registered nurses who are willing to volunteer 1 or 2 days a month to provide patient care. Our volunteer RN's provide support for our medical providers and are the first point of care for our patients.

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Time Commitment
Clinic is open Monday, Tuesdays, Thursday, Fridays. Some evenings and weekends are possible
Shifts are 8-2pm.
Commitments accepted as little as one day per month based on your availability.

Habitat for Humanity Collin County ReStore needs YOUR help! The Habitat ReStore operates on donations and volunteers which are the heartbeat of our mission. 

Why should you volunteer at ReStore?

All proceeds from ReStore sales support Habitat for Humanity’s mission to make sure everyone in the world has a decent place to live. Volunteering at the ReStore not only supports your community, but also supports building affordable housing around the world. When you volunteer at ReStore, you help Habitat build.

Who shops here?

All sorts of people shop at the ReStore!

Whether you are a do-it-yourselfer, homeowner, renter, landlord, contractor, interior designer, environmentalist or treasure hunter, make Habitat for Humanity ReStore your first stop when shopping for your next home improvement, renovation or DIY project. 

LOCATION
2060 Couch Drive
McKinney, TX 75069
Store Phone:  972-542-5300

volunteer@habitatcctx.org

Hours Tues-Sat 9am-6pm

Duties of Volunteer Photographer/Videographer

Skills:

Camera Skills
Ability to work as part of a team
Visionary
Planning Ability
Strong Communicator
Knowledge of A Motivating Love
Active Volunteer (if local)
Self-Aware
Connected in Community
Ability to Analyze and Take Risks
Commitment to A Motivating Love
Good Facilitator
Networking Ability
Time Commitment: Varies per project

Responsibilities

Responsible for assisting the Media and Creative team in capturing engaging elements for use
Commit to the mission and work of A Motivating Love
Support of events and programs
Promote the organization in the community
Writes 3 (three) articles for the organization within its theme per fiscal year
Use organization email, signature, and G-suite products assigned to the organization
Available to have face meetings on Zoom and/or Google Hangouts, if not in the local area
Use of Grammarly for spelling and punctuation
 

Special Projects
Assistance with annual signature event, Always Mothers Luncheon (minimum commitment of 4 hours)

The Family Health Center is in need of diaper and baby wipes donations for families. Patients are often provided with a care package if they are in need of additional support. 

Whether you'd like to offer a one-time donation, host a group drive or donate funds to specifically purchase items, we'd love your support! 

Donations can be delivered to the Family Health Center on Virginia, c/o Valerie Lengel and/or Vicki Johnson. For more info, contact Valerie Lengel at vlengel@ntxfhf.org. 

Education is the foundation upon which our future is built. As the McKinney Education Foundation (MEF), we understand the crucial role that educators play in shaping the minds of tomorrow's leaders. We believe in empowering teachers with the resources they need to ignite a passion for learning and innovation in their students.

However, the reality is that many brilliant ideas and transformative projects within classrooms lack the necessary financial support to come to life. This is where you can make a significant impact. By contributing to our Classroom Grants program, you directly support educators in their mission to provide exceptional learning experiences that extend beyond the traditional curriculum.

Your dollars will help teachers:

- Innovate: Enable educators to bring innovative teaching methods and technologies into their classrooms, creating engaging learning environments that captivate students' imaginations.

- Inspire: Fuel projects that inspire a love for learning, critical thinking, and creativity, fostering a lifelong passion for education in students.

- Empower: Provide teachers with the means to address diverse learning needs, ensuring that every student has an opportunity to excel, regardless of their background or circumstances.

- Transform: Support initiatives that have the potential to transform classrooms into hubs of discovery, where students actively participate in their education and develop skills for the future.

When you contribute to classroom grants, you become a partner in the educational journey of countless students. Your investment not only enhances the quality of education but also enriches the lives of young learners, setting them on a path toward success.

Join us in shaping the future – a future where every classroom is a hub of inspiration, innovation, and growth. Your support matters. Together, we can make a tangible difference in the lives of students and educators, fostering a community that values and nurtures education.

Donate to our Classroom Grants program today and be a part of the change-makers who are empowering the next generation. Every dollar you give is an investment in the brighter tomorrow we all envision.

Invest today for a brighter tomorrow!

Help Cornerstone Ranch with their mission of empowering adults with special needs to live the abundant lives they were created for. Whether it's a financial gift, a gift of time or purchasing an item off of the Amazon Wish List - every donation helps fill a need. 

HFS kiddos are in need of a few items to help keep their classrooms healthy & germ free!! 

Drop off location: 500 Throckmorton St McKinney, TX 75069 (Holy Family School)

THANK YOU FOR THE CONTINUOUS COMMUNITY SUPPORT!

Join us to learn more about starting a neighborhood group in the Finch Park and historic area called, The Run. There are many benefits to starting a neighborhood group in your area! Some of the benefits to joining together for the good of the neighborhood are: 

Join iRise DFW in our mission to empower mothers and nourish children. We need a volunteer grant writer to secure funding for our food pantry, supporting single mothers and families. Your role will make a direct impact, ensuring no child goes hungry and no mother bears the weight of uncertainty.

Register now to help us create brighter tomorrows for struggling families in McKinney. 

We are a non-profit 501c3 organization located in McKinney Texas. iRise Food Pantry is open to residents in Mckinney. We are a client-choice Food Pantry. (Formally Fahma Humanitarian Organization International)

We need your help! Consider adopting a park, section of creek, green space, or road to pick up litter and help keep our community clean and healthy.

Adopt-A-Spot is a community-based program developed by Keep McKinney Beautiful and the Office 

of Environmental Sustainability. It gives individuals and groups a public way to show pride in their community and help keep it litter-free. 

The program is free and open to all citizens. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Volunteers who Adopt-A-Spot pledge to:

NOTE: TxDot roadways such as 380,  75, and 5 cannot be adopted through this program.

Litter is the biggest source of pollution for our local waterways. Keeping our streams clean means that we live in a healthier community and enjoy a higher quality of life.

Being an Adopter gives participants an opportunity to give back to the community, teach their children about community responsibility, receive positive publicity for their business, and gain valuable community volunteer experience.

Adopt-A-Spot applies only to city property, however, we are willing to work with HOAs to coordinate cleanups in their communities.

For one-time clean-up events, we have a lending system for tools. Email Green@McKinneyTexas.org for more information.

All areas within City Limits are eligible to report Wrap-Up Reports to report their community effort in Cleanups around the City.

Military Peer Network provides one-on-one peer support sessions, veteran peer groups, and Veteran Treatment Court support. Our goal is to increase access to Military-informed culturally competent mental health providers and to create an inclusive environment where service members, veterans, and family members can gather with their peers to share experiences and create supportive relationships.

Our Military Veteran Peer Network consists of volunteers who are veterans, service members, and family members, all working together to create a more supportive community for our veterans.

We pass out food and hygiene packs daily to individuals in our Street Outreach Program.

Mental health kits are provided to our clients to help them cope with their situation.

To donate a food pack, hygiene pack or mental health kit, please click on the links below for a list of items to include and email donations@cityhouse.org for more information or to schedule a drop-off.

For any other inquiries, please reach out to donations@cityhouse.org.

Donate in-kind items like new clothing, sports drinks, or paper products. Our needs are constantly changing due to ongoing donations. To find out what we need or schedule a donation, please email donations@cityhouse.org. You can also ship items directly to us by purchasing through our Amazon Current Needs List.

We are always in need of basic clothing, in all sizes, such as jeans, t-shirts, athletic shorts and boxers.

We use gift cards for a variety of things, including grocery shopping, supplementing donations and to assist street outreach clients. Here are some of our most needed gift cards:

• Walmart

• QuikTrip | Fuel Cards

• Whataburger | McDonald’s

• Domino’s | Pizza Hut

Over 35 years of experience has taught us helping children and young adults heal and become self-sufficient is the best way to secure their futures. Your contributions ensure we can offer a safe place to stay and necessary programs and therapies to help them along the way. Thank you for impacting lives.

Join Kind Theory, a dynamic non-profit championing neurodiversity, as our volunteer Community Outreach Specialist! If you're zealous about creating a world where autism, ADHD, and other neurodivergence are not just accepted but celebrated, we need you.

As a neurodivergent-led organization, our goal is to foster transformative social programs, barrier-free education, and inclusive and welcoming local communities. Your role will be pivotal in bringing us closer to this reality.

Your mission involves:
- Identifying and forging partnerships with aligned community organizations.
- Initiating and nurturing connections with current and prospective partners to expand our impactful programs and events.
- Being involved as a face for Kind Theory at key community gatherings, advocating and networking for our cause.
- Discovering avenues to elevate community awareness and engagement.
- Engaging with community initiatives and events where Kind Theory's presence can make a difference.

This volunteer opportunity will position you to be at the forefront of life-affirming social change. If this resonates with your desire to make a meaningful impact, we would be thrilled to welcome you aboard.

There are many opportunities for those from ages 18-80 to use your knowledge and skills to work as a volunteer. You may: 

1) learn new skills, in addition to using or honing current ones;

2) develop an interest in a particular skill or medical profession;

3) gain a valuable edge and experience needed in applying for scholarships, college programs and jobs;

4) receive intangible rewards of contributing to patient comfort, care and recovery. 

You may make new friends/contacts. We ask for our volunteers to give 4 hours a week for a minimum of 4 months in an area of interest to you (Gift Shop, Front Desk, Patient Contact, Pharmacy, Day Surgery, Emergency Department, Lab, Radiology, Volunteer Administration and more.)

An application is available on line at:  www.medicalcitymckinney.com.  Click on Careers, Volunteers, How do I get started? or pick up a printed application at the hospital's front desk.

This person will work with gathering community resources to add to our database, keeping it up-to-date, and monitoring when new resources come into the area. Volunteer twice a week at our location. Some parts of your service can be done from home. Please get in touch with us for more information and to receive the volunteer application. A background check will be needed. Thank You!

Our goal is to coordinate resources across the WHOLE community of McKinney to help our friends and neighbors experiencing difficulties to access all the services they need, while only telling their story one time. 

Be a smiling face and a helpful hand as you stroll through the Women's and Children's wings of Medical City Frisco.  Our Hospitality Cart Volunteers play an important role in helping patients and their family members feel comfortable during their visit here.  You will be handing out snacks and beverages, activity items and comfort items such as blankets to folks in the waiting rooms from the cart.  You will also be responsible for keeping records of clients and items served on a check list.

Contact melissa Martin at mmartin@rmhdallas.com for an application packet for Ronald McDonald House Dallas.  You will also need to complete the requirements to become a Volunteer for Medical City Frisco:https://medicalcityhealthcare.com/locations/medical-city-frisco/patients-visitors/volunteer-services/

We will be holding a fundraising social in the early to mid spring. Looking for people interested in helping to organize, set up and contact invitees.

We appreciate donations of food from the community, we ask that they be within the expiration dates. (We cannot use expired food.)  Please contact us to schedule a food drive and to confirm a drop off time. Below is a list of the most needed items currently:

Boxes of Cereal

Chunky Soups

Grocey Bags (T-shirt style)

Case of bottled water

Jams/jelly - small jars

Mustard

Mayonnaise

Salt

Pepper

Cooking oil

Sugar

Flour

toilet Paper

Check out our new website for other updated info!

www.mckinneyfoodpantry.org

We need a few people to help onboard clients. Below is a description of responsibilities:

Please contact us for the volunteer application and background check process.

Thanks!

We ask for at least a 3 month, once a week commitment, a RMHD Application and a background Check.  Kitchen volunteers will work closely with our Kitchen Manager and cooking groups and will be responsible for the following tasks:

-Greet cooking groups

-Orient cooking groups to the kitchen, explain equipment and food handling

-Provide tours for cooking groups

-Make iced tea and coffee

-Aid in clean up in the kitchen after meals

-Clean common refrigerators, walk-in refrigerators, family refrigerators and family pantry

-Wash dishes and serving pieces after meals

-Stock snacks and cereal

-Stock family communal kitchen

-Bake cookies, breads and baked goods for guests

-Aid cooking groups that may need extra volunteers with preparing meals

Ronald McDonald House of Dallas is in need of volunteers to help run the front desk. Volunteers will work closely with staff and families living in the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas. We ask for at least a 3-month consistent shift commitment, a RMHD application and a background check.   7-9 am, 9-12 pm, 12-3 pm, 3-6pm, and 6-9 pm shifts, seven days a week available.

Duties will include:

Greeting our families and visitors.

Assist with checking in and out procedures.

Assisting families with their needs.

Giving tours of the house.

Administrative and other tasks.

We ask for a 3 month, once a week commitment, a RMHD application and a background check. Kitchen volunteers will work closely with our Kitchen Manager and cooking groups and will be responsible for the following tasks:

-Greet cooking groups

-Orient cooking groups to the kitchen, explain equipment and food handling

-Provide tours for cooking groups

-Make iced tea and coffee

-Aid in clean up in the kitchen after meals

-Clean common refrigerators, walk-in refrigerators, family refrigerators and family pantry

-Wash dishes and serving pieces after meals

-Stock snacks and cereal

-Stock family communal kitchen

-Bake cookies, breads and baked goods for guests

-Aid cooking groups that may need extra volunteers with preparing meals

As the McKinney Education Foundation (MEF), we stand at the forefront of transforming lives through education. Our commitment to excellence is unwavering, and our passion for creating a brighter future burns brighter than ever. But we can't do it alone – we need your support for MEF's Greatest Need.

Education is a powerful force that shapes individuals, families, and entire communities. It equips students with the tools they need to overcome challenges, realize their potential, and make a lasting impact on the world. However, ensuring access to quality education requires resources, dedication, and collaboration.

By contributing to MEF's Greatest Need, you're making an investment in:

- Innovation: Fueling innovative programs and initiatives that empower educators to inspire students and foster a love for learning that extends beyond the classroom.

- Equity: Promoting equity in education by providing resources that bridge the gap and ensure that all students have equal opportunities to succeed.

- Empowerment: Empowering students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to navigate the challenges of the modern world and become leaders in their chosen fields.

- Community: Strengthening the fabric of our community by supporting a foundation that is dedicated to nurturing young minds and creating a positive ripple effect that extends far beyond graduation.

Your donation, no matter the size, has a profound impact. It's an investment in the future, in the potential of our youth, and in the growth of our community. Every dollar goes towards shaping a world where education knows no bounds and where every student's dreams can be realized.

Join us in our mission to empower education, enrich lives, and create a legacy of positive change. Your support is not just a donation; it's an affirmation of the value of education and a commitment to building a brighter tomorrow.

Donate to MEF's Greatest Need today and be a part of the transformative journey we're embarking upon. Together, we can ensure that education remains a beacon of hope, opportunity, and progress for all.

Thank you for your generosity and for standing with us in making a difference.

Education is a powerful tool that has the potential to transform lives, open doors to opportunities, and shape a brighter future. At the McKinney Education Foundation (MEF), we believe that every talented and determined student deserves the chance to pursue higher education, regardless of their financial circumstances.

However, the cost of college education can often be a barrier that prevents deserving students from reaching their full potential. This is where you can make a profound impact. By supporting our Scholarship program, you become a beacon of hope for ambitious young minds, helping them overcome financial obstacles and achieve their dreams.

Your contribution to scholarships enables students to:

- Aspire: Encourage aspiring scholars to dream big and set their sights on higher education, giving them the confidence to pursue fields that align with their passions.

- Excel: Provide resources for talented students to excel academically, unlocking their potential and preparing them to become future leaders, innovators, and contributors to society.

- Grow: Offer a stepping stone to personal growth and development, empowering students with knowledge and skills that will serve them for a lifetime.

- Break Barriers: Break down financial barriers that might otherwise limit a student's options, enabling them to choose their desired educational path without compromise.

Your support for scholarships not only eases the financial burden on students and their families but also fosters a community that values education and invests in the success of its young members.

Together, we can shape a world where every deserving student has the chance to pursue their educational aspirations without constraints. Your contribution isn't just about dollars; it's about changing lives and paving the way for a more educated, empowered, and equitable future.

Join us in turning dreams into reality – one scholarship at a time. Your generosity has the power to uplift individuals, families, and entire communities by investing in education. Let's work together to empower the next generation and create a legacy of positive change.

Donate to our Scholarship program today and be a catalyst for transformation in the lives of ambitious students. Your support makes dreams come true and helps build a brighter tomorrow for us all.

Empower dreams through scholarships – because every student's potential deserves to be unleashed.

Duties of Social Media Admin   

Skills:

Time Commitment: Approximately 10-15 hours per month

Responsibilities

Special Projects
May be Lead Admin on specific projects
Responsible for maintaining Inbox and responding to emails in a timely manner
Assistance with follow-ups and sponsorship campaigns

Do you care about women who are working hard to put their lives back in order and get back on their feet?  Do you have grant writing experience or want to learn?  If so, we need YOU!  We are seeking a grant writer to help us secure funds so we can continue to help women in recovery from substance abuse.

Light duty administrative duties including scanning, filing and data entry.

Are you looking to use your clinical license(s) to serve the community? CityBridge Urgent Care, Powered by Watermark Health, is always looking for Nurses, EMTs, CMAs, NPs, PAs, and MDs/DOs to help meet the health needs in Collin County for the uninsured/Underinsured. 

More information at SERVE WITH US!

We are searching for and in need of TWO talented Social Media Specialists to represent our nonprofit by upholding and building the social media presence for our brand. The volunteer Social Media Specialist will help drive engagement by creating high-quality original content and manage our community by responding to comments and messages across all platforms.

Responsibilities:

Approximate Time Required:

2-4 hours a week. You will work from home based on your schedule and directly with the executive director via Zoom meetings and email communication.

Social Media volunteers will have basic knowledge and professional experience with:

Fresh Start for Your Heart seeks adults, to serve as board members, who have a passion for heart health and helping underserved individuals learn to how to reduce their risk for heart disease through heart healthy food and education, tips and resources.  

We are a young nonprofit and are re-structuring our board for greater impact.  Duties include:

Click here for volunteer board member application

Hugs Cafe is offering delivery for catering orders. We are looking for volunteers that are willing to help us deliver orders throughout Collin County and, occasionally, Dallas. Deliveries will be picked up at the cafe in downtown McKinney and driven to the company or community partner that has placed the order. By delivering meals that our teammates make, you're helping in our mission to provide meaningful training and employment for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. 

A group facilitator leads our support groups and helps families through their grief journeys. They are caring, compassionate, dedicated, and loving individuals who are determined to make a difference in the lives of grieving families.

Responsibilities:

Commitment:

We ask that facilitators commit to volunteering for one year or one school year (August-May), which includes 2 groups per month from 5:30 pm to 9:00 pm. You will be assigned a particular group to facilitate each time based on your strengths/interests and our group's needs.

We have found that having a regular facilitator who is committed to their
group fosters a greater sense of trust and belonging.

Requirements:

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Make a real difference in someone's life. Join our Intellectual Developmental Disabilities Client Advocacy Committee. The member would review and approve individual behavior plans/programs. These plans ensure that an individual receiving services rights are protected and that the program is meeting their needs in order to keep them safe and protected. This is a great chance to be an advocate and support someone with an intellectual developmental disability. Volunteers must have experience in working with individuals with intellectual developmental disabilities. The Committee meets quarterly through Zoom. You must be 18 years of age. 

Come join the Lifepath Systems Foundation Board.  We focus on fundraising and raising awareness in our community in order to support the programs/services of Lifepath Systems (Mental Health, Substance Use Disorder, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, and Early Childhood Intervention).  We meet on the third Wednesday of the month from 11:30-1:00, both face-to-face and virtual options are available.  Looking for someone with fundraising experience and active in our community. 

We have expanded Hugs Café, Inc. to now include Hugs Training Academy; an educational training center for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities seeking employment in the food service and hospitality industries.

As a volunteer of Hugs Training Academy, your role is to support the students as requested by the Lead Teacher or Teacher Assistant. The purpose of having a volunteer is to provide detailed oversight on the quality of work being performed by the student and to offer prompts and suggestions to encourage the correct performance of the task at hand. During lunch, volunteers sit with the Hugs Training Academy students and socialize. 

Training Academy Volunteer Requirement: You must read the Food Handlers Course online and take the test. The website is www.learn2serve.com. You must complete the test successfully BEFORE you begin volunteering.