Opportunities From: Volunteer McKinney

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:

To learn more or to complete our online registration form, please click here.

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.  

Do you enjoy interacting with people while making a difference? This is a great opportunity for someone looking to get involved in the field of community mental health while gaining administration experience. Our mission at LifePath Systems is to serve individuals and families impacted by behavioral health, intellectual or developmental challenges. We need help at the front office with administrative tasks such as:

Answering phones and taking messages.

Documentation maintenance.

Organization and file maintenance.

Training and Background check is required

Look for emails from atennie@lifepathsystems.org

We need some very special volunteers for our new Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors (LOSS) program.  The LOSS team volunteers are those who have been impacted by a suicide death or have a passion for suicide prevention.  Volunteers provide support and comfort to the family either at the scene or after the suicide and supply community resources and other materials.   A volunteer working closely with the bereaved may be someone who has experienced the loss of a loved one to suicide and uses their story of loss and recovery to connect with the person or persons who have lost a loved one to suicide.  We also need administrative assistance such as data entry, creating documents or organizing packets.  The schedule is flexible. 

Please look for emails  from atennie@lifepathsystems.org

Are you a Collin County resident living in long-term recovery from alcohol and/or substance abuse?  We are currently looking for individuals practicing a program of recovery from alcohol and/or substance abuse who have at least one year of sobriety or more to volunteer for the Peer Recovery Advisory Council (PRAC). The purpose of this group is to promote a healthy and vibrant recovery culture and serve as a model of recovery leadership at LifePath, other contracted providers, and Collin County in general. We hold recovery-oriented social events, work to promote sustained recovery and wellness, and promote recovery culture. What worked for you? Can you commit to helping others in recovery? If so, consider joining us!

This is a great opportunity to help others that are in recovery.  Meetings are every three months.   

Look for a follow up email from atennie@lifepathsystems.org

The Collin County Farm Museum is looking for a person to help with some specific restoration projects. We are looking for a skilled individual who can take on one or more mechanical projects, such as:

Besides the specific projects listed above, we could also use assistance maintaining the tractors already restored and would appreciate assistance with vehicle upkeep. 

The Restoration Volunteers are a small team of individuals who work on separate projects but assist each other when needed. Incoming volunteers need to be able to work independently yet interface with and assist other team members as needed. 

The Social Media Coordinator for Carson’s Crusaders Foundation will serve in a volunteer capacity to help manage the Foundation's social media presence on Facebook and Instagram

Carson’s Crusaders Foundation is a nonprofit charitable organization established in October 2011 whose mission is to provide assistance to children and families affected by pediatric cancer.

For additional information and to apply for this position please email us at L.Lord@carsonscrusadersfoundation.org.

The Heritage Farmstead Museum in Plano is needing docents for our historic houses, Grounds Guides, and Guest Services staff. We are open Thursday-Saturday, 10 am - 2 pm. Weekend volunteers are especially needed. Training for docents for the historic houses will be Monday, April 25, 11 am - 12 pm with lunch provided. Grounds Guides and Guest Services staff training is ongoing by shadowing current volunteers. Grounds Guides walk the property and answer questions from guests. Guest Services staff sell admission tickets and merchandise. Volunteers must complete an application and pass a background check. 

The holiday team will plan and facilitate various holidays for residents throughout the year. This team will mainly work around Thanksgiving and Christmas, but there may be other events. Ideally, the holiday team would work to provide a meal for each holiday (mainly Thanksgiving and Christmas) and help coordinate Christmas presents for each of our residents during that season. 

The specialized repair team consists of individuals skilled in a specific area that Blake’s House and His House can call when needs arise - which can be somewhat of an urgent nature. Volunteers in this area will ideally have experience with any of the following categories: general handyman knowledge, electricity, plumbing,  appliance repair, and ac/heater repair.

Elevate North Texas values community and we are always ready to welcome new volunteers. We know that time is one of the most valuable commodities people have. Thank you for your interest in volunteering with your time and skills! With our unique programs, we have many ways that you can support the fight against youth homelessness.

Please click on the link below to complete the volunteer application for Elevate North Texas

https://www.elevatentx.org/volunteer/

Relief managers provide oversight to Blake’s House/His House when our regular house manager is on vacation. Relief volunteers are asked to spend the night and are given accommodations. Relief volunteers will ensure residents are abiding by rules laid out in the handbook and report any infractions to Director and be open and available for residents to come to them with any issues they may be facing and give the resident the necessary help they need.

This volunteer position is an excellent opportunity to grow your portfolio, gain experience in social media, and learn the ins and outs of the nonprofit world. Guidance for this position will be given by our founder and Executive Director as well as the Volunteer Coordinator and/or the Social Media Team. This experience will help you understand how to manage profiles and collaborate to make engaging content for our audience. The Social Media Content Creator will be responsible for creating, scheduling, and managing posts on one (1) or more social media platforms, based on the candidate’s skillset and available time commitment per week. Candidates will join one (1), one-hour meeting per week, then work on their own for the remaining time.  Hours will be set per week, based on the candidate’s availability (e.g. if the candidate is available Monday nights from 6p-10p, they can choose to work only at that time. Or the candidate could choose to work 1 hour on four set days per week.)

Need Date: Immediately

Positions available: 4

The Social Media Content Creator is responsible for engaging our audience while building the donor base, generating awareness, maintaining our brand, and raising funds. The Social Media Content Creator will have strong knowledge and understanding of the digital media landscape, including strong knowledge in at least one (1) social media platform with a preferred experience in multiple platforms where our organization already has a presence including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, and LinkedIn. The goal of the Social Media Content Creator will be to meet key performance indicators (KPI's). KPI’s include:

What You Will Do

What You Need

The selected candidate will have the opportunity to:

NOTICE: This is a non-compensatory volunteer position.

About Us:

Founded by drummer and breast cancer survivor, April Samuels, Breast Cancer Can Stick It! is an official 501(c)(3) nonprofit funding mammograms, breast cancer research and trials, and financial assistance for breast cancer treatment. Since our inception in 2013 through 2021 Breast Cancer Can Stick It! has awarded over $200,000 in research and trials, $75,000 in mammograms, and $86,250 in financial assistance for breast cancer treatment. For more information, visit breastcancercanstickit.org

Our mission statement is: To drum up funds for treatment, research, trials, and mammograms through music-centric events that ROCK, to ultimately STICK IT to breast cancer.

Breast Cancer Can Stick It! is an equal employment opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any person because of race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by law. This nondiscrimination policy extends to all terms, conditions, and privileges of employment as well as participation in all company-sponsored activities, and all employment actions.

Our Foster Program can fit multiple lifestyles. We have short and long term fosters. We have all the supplies and take care of all medical. You choose what you want in animal cases and earn hours for having these pets in your home.

You can see the opportunities at www.spca.org/foster. You can fill out an application right from our website. You MUST be a volunteer with us and watch our orientation online before taking an animal.

WE DO NOT GIVE HOURS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE FOR FOSTERING.

We have kittens and puppies that need to become 2 pounds and 8 weeks before they can enter the adoption program. You just love, feed and care for them! We have all the supplies for you and we take care of any medical.

We have Adoption Ambassadors that take on an animal that is waiting for adoption until they are adopted. We have moms with litters. All kinds of different cases for all types of homes. This program helps us save more animals. We have a website that is up to date on the latest animals that need to go to foster. www.spca.org/fosterme

 You select who you want to take and its that easy! Take breaks if you need too! Are you interested in volunteering at home? Do you have a teen that needs service hours? Please contact tanderson@spca.org with any questions.

Helping Hands with Helping Hearts is a local nonprofit that focuses on meeting the transportation needs of individuals or families who are in crisis due to automotive needs. 

The successful volunteer might not have extensive experience in the field, but will be willing to dedicate the time and energy to cultivate their knowledge of development, grant writing, research, and analysis. The work can be done remotely, with some personal or virtual meetings. The estimated time per week is 10-15 hours.

We need volunteers in the following areas: 

Adding and maintaining donor, member & prospect constituent records in the database.

Filing all donation-related paperwork and maintaining organized filing systems electronically in Google Drive.

           Preparing and sending thank you notes to donors, partners, and supporters.

           Conducting funder follow-up by phone and email.

           Tracking and reporting contributions as instructed.

           Responding to applicants, verification of application information. 

           Assembling of information packets, gift bags. 

           Filing of title transfers and procurement of temporary tags from DMV 

         Prefer an individual who has great organization skills who can strategize and help implement new systems and workflow streams

         to help be us be more efficient.   

The Intake Volunteer will administer all aspects of programs and program implementation associated with the agency.

Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

We need motivated individuals and/or groups to come out and help us help others here in North Texas. We have several volunteer needs at Trusted World. For example, sorting clothing and toiletries, as well as packing food boxes. 

Frisco Family Services - Frisco Resale Adult Volunteer

Title/Position:

Frisco Resale Volunteer

Purpose of Position: 

Assist with day-to-day needs at Frisco Resale.

Location:

Frisco Resale - 9125 Dogwood, Frisco.

Key Responsibilities:

Assist customers on the sales floor.  Assist with sorting donations, hanging, and stocking. Recover sales floor (straightening product on the sales floor). Must be able to stand and walk for multiple hours and lift 20 pounds.

Reports To: Frisco Resale Managers

Phone: 972-335-9495

Qualifications:

Must attend a volunteer orientation, pass a criminal background check, and set up a profile. Court-appointed community service hours not accepted in the Market.

Dress code reminder.  Casual, loose-fitting clothing, T-shirts, and long pants. NO HALTERS, TUBE TOPS SHORTS, or LEGGINGS.  Shoes must have closed toes.

Contact Volunteer Services Manager for more information at 972-335-9495 or volunteer@friscocenter.org.  

Frisco Family Services Market Adult Volunteer

Title/Position:

Market (Food Pantry) Volunteer

Purpose of Position: 

Assist with day to day activity in the Frisco Family Services Market (Food Pantry). Greet donors, accept donations, sort donations, stock donations, check in inventory and assist clients by checking out. Treat each with dignity and respect.

Location:

Frisco Family Services Market - 9085 Dogwood, Frisco.

Key Responsibilities:

Food pantry volunteers assist with donation intake, stocking shelves, and helping clients as they shop and check out. Must be able to stand and walk for 2-4 hours and lift 20 pounds.

Reports To: Food Pantry Manager

Phone: 972-335-9495

Qualifications:

Must attend volunteer orientation, pass a criminal background check and set up a profile. Court appointed community service hours not accepted in the Market.

Dress code reminder.  Casual, loose fitting clothing, T-shirts and long pants. NO HALTERS, TUBE TOPS SHORTS or LEGGINGS.  Shoes must have closed toes.

Contact Volunteer Services Manager for more information at 972-335-9495 or volunteer@friscocenter.org.  

Grocery/Retail Donation Pick-Ups Driver/Assistant

Volunteer Position

Title/Position:

Food Pantry Driver/Driver Assistant     

Purpose of Position:

Assist with food donation pick ups at local area grocery/retail partners

Location:

Begin at Frisco Family Services Food Market (Food Pantry), then out to grocery/retail stores to pick up food donations for the week. You will always take/be in a FFS company truck/van.

Key Responsibilities:

Drive in the Frisco Family Services van or truck to locations to pick up donations for the Frisco Family Services Market. Must be able to bend, squat, twist, and lift 40 pounds.

Reports To:  Food Pantry Manager

Phone: 972-335-9495

Qualifications:

If you will be driving the FFS van or truck, you must also have a valid driver's license, a motor vehicle record check, a driving test will will allow you to be approved as a driver by the agency's insurance carrier.

Dress Code:

Casual, loose fitting clothing with closed toed shoes. Agency T-Shirt and long pants suggested.

Age Requirement:

21+

Contact Volunteer Services Manager for more information at 972-335-9495 or volunteer@friscofamilyservices.org.  

We need volunteers to 

-HELP AT ADOPTION EVENTS, we’re at the Plano PetSmart, 6204 West Park Boulevard, Saturdays and Sundays from 1-5, duties include talking to people, refilling water bowls, walking dogs etc

All you need to do is bring a chair or something to sit on, a LOT of energy, and show up, there's no form you need to submit and no minimum number of hours, just come when you can and leave when you need/want to.  We look forward to having you and we are happy to give service hours if you need/want them!

Do you want to help create a more humane society for all animals? Check out our Humane Policy Volunteer Leader opportunity!

Humane Policy Volunteer Leaders are at the forefront of our work to advance priority federal, state and local animal protection policies. These efforts serve to advance humane priorities across all 435 congressional districts and thousands of state legislative districts across the nation. Please join our team! To learn more, review our Humane Policy Volunteer Leader ad here: www.humanesociety.org/policyvolunteer

Humane Policy Volunteer Leader responsibilities:

Benefits of becoming a Humane Policy Volunteer Leader

The Humane Policy Volunteer Leader program is the first, largest and most effective animal protection policy volunteer program of its kind in the nation. HSUS volunteers are essential partners in our lifesaving work for all animals and are an integral part of this community of compassionate individuals, all of whom are deeply committed to advancing humane public policies for all animals.

Humane Policy Volunteer Leaders will become highly skilled in the rapidly growing animal protection movement, receiving advanced training and ongoing support. You will receive an orientation on our policies and programs as well as access to support and resources not provided to the public, including:

As a Humane Policy Volunteer Leader, you will develop skills in public policy advocacy, networking, leadership and strategic thinking, and have the opportunity to share your expertise and experiences with community members. You will gain a deeper understanding of how to be an effective animal advocate, gain in-depth knowledge about the HSUS’s priority issues and deepen your understanding of the policy process and political landscape at the federal level, as well as in your specific state.

Apply Today!

If you've read the Humane Policy Volunteer Leader ad and feel the position would be a good fit for your skills and commitment level, here’s how to take the next steps:

If you would like to learn more or have questions about this volunteer program, please email us or call 301-721-6405.

Volunteers needed to assist in administrative duties, such as: putting together our survivor packets. 

This is a great opportunity for those who want an insiders look in on the non-profit world.

ZOOM Coaches are needed to assist our Community Docent Art Angels to learn how to create their own ZOOM virtual meetings.

We will work with your schedule.

If you love art and exchanging viewpoints over masterpieces, you will love this exceptional volunteer opportunity!  

"Art Angels" visit senior living facilities and showcase artwork from fine museums while engaging residents to share their experience (e.g., thoughts and feelings) while viewing.

They conduct hour-long "Celebrating the Art Experience" at a senior community once or twice a month, in partnership with that community's Life Enrichment Director, that delight, intrigue, astonish, and comfort residents and staff alike.

Although an extensive knowledge of art or art history is not required, appreciation for such is useful.  Essential qualities of an Art Angel are good communication skills, asking questions and listening to responses.  Art Angels use art to "love on" people.

Training is required, as are your own laptop computer and HDMI cable.  A $25 expense reimbursement is available for successful presentations.  We provide tools (pointers, sound system) to facilitate a successful engagement.

Set up systems that work well.  Filing systems, reaching out to mothers, etc

A person to help develop marketing materials, i.e., brochures, fliers, online and offline.  Help with advertising

We are in need of volunteers to help lead our horses during our therapeutic riding and hippotherapy lessons. Volunteers must be able to come weekly for each session which is typically 8 weeks. Training is provided. Must be at least 14 years old to volunteer. 

We are in need of volunteers to walk along side our riders during lessons. Volunteers must be available weekly for the session which is typically 8 weeks. Training is provided. 

Young At Art Children’s Creative Center is committed to providing a nurturing and positive atmosphere in which children can express themselves freely while engaging in the arts. Please help us to Inspire, Encourage, and Provide by helping us meet our need for Art Supplies.

Rosa Es Rojo, a nonprofit based in North Texas that is committed to educate Latinas on wellness and cancer prevention is looking for an enthusiastic and bilingual Spanish preferably volunteer, (with a small economic stipend of $200 per month) that can help us to assist the Institutional Development area. The successful volunteer might not have extensive experience in the field, but will be willing to dedicate the time and energy to cultivate their knowledge of development, grant writing, research, and analysis. The work can be done remote, with some personal or virtual meetings. Estimated time per week is 10 hours.

Responsibilities

Preparation and Knowledge

To Apply

Interested candidates should forward resume to: lauram@rosaesrojo.com with "Development Assistant Volunteer" in subject line.

Did you know that 1 in 4 women have struggled to purchase period products in the last year due to limited income?

In 2019 Baby Booties launched, in addition to their diaper bank, a hygiene bank that provides nearly 1000 feminine hygiene products to mothers in need per month! We rely 100% on donations so any donations of pads or tampons to keep our inventory stocked are appreciated! 

Did you know 1 in 3 families struggles to buy diapers for their baby?! We at Baby Booties Diaper Bank are passionate about tackling that diaper need here in North Texas.

Thanks to our amazing donors we distribute almost 20,000 diapers PER MONTH to nearly 400 Collin County babies. Exhausting inventory each and every month. Larger diaper sizes are most requested, sizes 4, 5 and 6 but all sizes appreciated!! Since we rely 100% on donations any assistance is greatly appreciated and will make the difference in the life a local baby in need.

Thank you!

Tinker Much? Sci-Tech Discovery Center needs volunteers with general carpentry skills and experience to help build new exhibits.   If you have the talents we have a fully equipped shop in our new Maker Space.   A variety of projects needing various skill levels are available; from making simple wall panels to complex cabinetry and displays. Work to take place at Sci-Tech’s makerspace in Frisco on week or weekend days. Email Sci-Tech’s Executive Director, Peter Claffey, for more information and to schedule a time to volunteer. Please describe your age, applicable experience and availability in an email to: Volunteer@scitechdiscovery.org.

Thank you!!

We are in need of some guidance on QuickBooks in relation with nonprofits.  If interested please contact me.

We need volunteers to help us care for our rescued exotic cats!  Our volunteers prepare animal diets, wash dishes, clean enclosures, and more!  To learn all about our volunteer program, please e-mail creaney@insyncexotics.com

We need volunteers to help man our visitor center on weekends!  Hours are 11am-6pm, Saturdays and Sundays (also Thursdays and Fridays during the summer months of June-August).  Greet visitors, accept donations, answer questions, etc.

The Museum of the American Railroad serves nearly 4,500 3rd graders in the Frisco ISD and we need volunteers to present STEaM activities as well as PowerPoint presentations in a classroom setting.  We also need volunteers to do the outside train portion of the program.  You don't need to know anything about trains as full training will be provided.  

The Museum of the American Railroad offers walking tours to students during school tours, as well as to the general public.  Each tour lasts around an hour and it does involve walking on railroad tracks and climbing into train cars. 

We are looking for licensed pet therapy teams to visit our patients in the Collin County area, for improvement in quality of life. Our patients and their families will appreciate your outreach and compassion. Our hospice patients are often unable to care for an animal despite having had them in the past or being an animal lover.

VNA is in need of seamstresses of all skill levels to help us stitch comfort into our patients' lives. Our patients and their families will benefit from your handiwork and compassion in the form of Memory Bears, soft pillows, and other assorted plushes sewn with love. Memory Bears and other sewn items are often given to family and friends who have lost a loved one. These gifts can help bring closure and are a physical reminder of their loved one. This could be a great opportunity to use your talents to help others in your community. Your homemade touch will be greatly appreciated by the recipients.

Volunteers are needed to work Box Office, Concession Stand and Usher during our next show, Carol Burnett's Hollywood Arms.

Performances are March 9- March 25, 2018; Thursdays at 7:30pm, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 3pm.  

Click on this link    Sign Up Genius   to see details on which position openings are the best fit for you and your schedule. 

Please note that each position receives free access to the see the show.

Thank you for Being Part of Something Dramatic!

We are looking for volunteers to help research and locate grant making foundations and organizations that align with our nonprofit's goals and mission. Help is also needed to prepare grant applications and file them in a timely manner. 

This volunteer position would be best suited for someone who enjoys doing research online, likes to write, is meticulous and has great attention to detail. Added bonus if you like to feel good about doing good for kids!!

Expected time commitment is 5 hrs/week.

Our volunteer will help us in various marketing activities including:

The Grant Writing Assistant Volunteer position encompasses locating research, pricing structures, and data to add to various grants our agency is completing. Grant assistants would also assist in the actual composition of the grant should they wish to gain that experience. The grant writing assistant position can be done from an off site location. Each week set deadlines will need to be met and a phone meeting will take place among UTH staff and the volunteer.  At least 3 hours a week are expected for this position. Opportunity to work on various grants throughout their tenure. Tenure is expected to be at least 2 months. Excellent communication and organization is expected in this position. Volunteers who succeed in this position are reliable, punctual, well spoken, good at taking initiative and thinking ahead. This position can be a volunteer position or used for class credit, practicum, or internship. Prior to requesting to be considered for this position please visit our agency’s website at www.unitedthroughhope.org to view what we do and whom we serve. A resume and a volunteer form will be required to be completed for this position as well as in person or phone interview.

The Special Needs Group Assistant Volunteer is for an assistant for our Teen social skills groups that meet on Friday nights (MSMU/HSMU).  http://www.unitedthroughhope.org/teen-program.aspx

This position is for the duration of the program selected (normally program runs for 5 Fridays over a 3 month period). This position will be working directly with our special needs clientele (grades 6th-12th) and are expected to redirect our clientele to keep them engaged & this could require modeling, one on one teaching, hand over hand assistance, etc. This program is held at locations outside our building and therefore a heavy supervision aspect is expected by staff to ensure safety. 

The volunteer will be present at our site at least 2.5 hours per event (6-8:45pm) plus will need to be willing to read their emails to be prepared for the group lesson each event meeting. Volunteers who succeed in this position are reliable, punctual, enjoy children & have an even temperament, and great communication. This position is for those individuals who are good at taking initiative and thinking ahead.

Training in disabilities and the program will be provided. Due to the nature of our clientele, a resume and a volunteer form will be required to be completed for this position as well as an observation at our site during the program will be required before a commitment can be made.  This position can be a volunteer position or used for class credit, practicum, or internship.

With over 300 families being served each month at our Denton building it could use a spruce up inside, particularly in our bathrooms.  This project is great for a group or can be done by an individual with experience laying tile. This can be done at an arranged time that is convenient for you.  We have all the supplies, just need your expertise and manpower. 

We have two bathrooms needed the spruce up.  One bathroom is approximately 66” x95” and the other is 80” x 111”.  The sink is a pedestal type sink. 

Those wishing to be involved should be committed and punctual and independently able to follow directions. To see who we serve www.unitedthroughhope.org. 

With over 200 families being served each month at our Frisco building it could use a spruce up outside.  This project is great for a group or can be done by an individual. It can be done all at one time or over a few days.  The project spruce up would include: wash outside windows, pull the weeds and vines in our flower beds, add more mulch to the flower beds, trim the trees, plant new plants, create fixture to hold our portable agency sign, touch up paint outside, stain the chairs and table outside.  We have all the materials just need your expertise and manpower.

Those wishing to be involved should be committed and punctual and independently able to follow directions. To see who we serve www.unitedthroughhope.org. 

The Special Needs Group Assistant Volunteer is for an assistant for our League of Friends social skills group.  http://www.unitedthroughhope.org/league_of_friends.aspx

This position is for the duration of the program selected (normally program runs for 8-10 Saturdays over a 3 month period). This position will be working directly with our special needs clientele (grades 3rd-5th and 6th-12th) and are expected to redirect our clientele to keep them engaged & this could require modeling, one on one teaching, hand over hand assistance, etc. This program is held at locations outside our building and therefore a heavy supervision aspect is expected by staff to ensure safety. 

The volunteer will be present at our site at least 2.5 hours per LOF event (6-8:45pm) plus will need to be willing to read their emails to be prepared for the group lesson each event meeting. Volunteers who succeed in this position are reliable, punctual, enjoy children & have an even temperament, and great communication. This position is for those individuals who are good at taking initiative and thinking ahead.

Training in disabilities and the program will be provided. Due to the nature of our clientele, a resume and a volunteer form will be required to be completed for this position as well as an observation at our site during the program will be required before a commitment can be made.  This position can be a volunteer position or used for class credit, practicum, or internship. Travelling to the location where LOF is held can be provided by our agency from either our Denton or Frisco location. 

We have a need to figure out how to install outdoor lighting at our Frisco location, but we need to do it correctly. If you have experience with this or similar with wiring and placing lights please contact us.  This can be done at an arranged time that is convenient for you. We will pay for all materials we just need your expertise and manpower. 

Check out www.unitedthroughhope.org to see who you would be benefiting.

 The McKinney Housing Authority offers afterschool homework assistant Monday-Thursday from 3:30p-5:30p. On Wednesdays we have YMSL on board to lead but need additional volunteers to assist with the growing number of children attending and to be able to help each child daily with whatever they may need additional one on one help with. This is a great opportunity for high school Juniors and Seniors that need community service hours.

Administrative Volunteers are need in several areas of our agency. 

As an Administrative Volunteer you will bring your creativity, organization, and abilities using your known business development skills to work. You will be able to strengthen your business development, planning, organizational, problem solving, social media marketing, email marketing, creative content development, and customer relationship skills while keeping Cumberland moving forward.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

The essential functions include, but are not limited to, the following:
• Creating, proofing, and enhancing presentation materials for staff
• Assisting HR team with posting positions, sourcing resumes, scheduling interviews, and conducting initial phone screenings
• Providing administrative support by answering phones, distributing mail, printing/copying documents, and setting up meetings including conference lines/video conferences
• Creating communication ideas through Email Marketing channel
• Producing information by transcribing, formatting, inputting, editing, retrieving, copying, and transmitting text, data, and graphics
• Maintaining confidence and protecting operations by keeping information confidential
• Securing information by completing database backups
• Contributing to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed
• Devising and maintaining office systems, including data management and filing
• Screening phone calls, inquiries and requests, and handling when appropriate

Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must complete Cumberland Volunteer Orientation.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.

A program focused on using artistic expression to help the residents of Cumberland use their strengths in creating arts and crafts. The ultimate goal is to help residents by allowing them a venue to express themselves.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Arts/crafts teachers needed, as well as assistants for classes

Cumberland will provide needed materials and supplies. Please see Volunteer Coordinator to confirm cost/spending. Schedule can be created, contact Pastor Katie to discuss programming and times.

With the help of other Arts and Crafts volunteers, plan the next craft at least one week ahead of time. Arrive before posted time in order to set up the craft before the kids arrive.

We will work with your schedule to provide programming.

REQUIREMENTS

Must be 18 years of age or older.
Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Complete Volunteer Orientation.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.

JOB PURPOSE

The volunteer is meant to plan athletic activities for residents on campus in order to keep them physically active. This can range from games for large groups to smaller activities, and can be varying levels of intensity based on the wants and needs of the residents.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Plan and implement physical activities for residents
• Encourage residents to become involved and more physically active, making the experience positive for all involved
• Be open to creating plans/programs based on the desires of the residents
• Activities can range from yoga and meditation to crossfit and team games (baseball, basketball, etc.)
• Come with plans already created and ideas for how to use program to benefit residents of all ages
• May work with Volunteer Coordinator in regards to needs (equipment and space) and any purchases that volunteer may feel are necessary or desired by a large majority of residents and are appropriate

Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.
Must complete Volunteer Orientation

JOB PURPOSE

The volunteer will plan birthday parties for residents, based on the desires/preferences of the resident while remaining within the budget.
This is to remind the resident that Cumberland cares about their life and their birthday, while having one person or group of people in particular focus on making the birthday party a fun, exciting experience.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Meet with resident to find out preferences for party
• Maintain budget when purchasing materials (cake, decorations, gift cards, etc.)
• Coordinate with Volunteer Coordinator to set everything up
• Come in afternoons to decorate before the party (year-round)
• Expected ongoing participation (please discuss with Volunteer Coordinator if you will be unable to continue helping)
• Scheduling is based on the amount of upcoming birthdays at any given time

Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.
Must complete Volunteer Orientation.

JOB PURPOSE

Volunteers help create a higher quality of life for residents as well as a vibrant campus. 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 service experience.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Litter control
• Flower, shrub, tree plantings
• Beautification/landscaping
• Adding permanent site amenities such as gazebos, park benches, picnic tables, fountains, sculptures, etc.

We are proud to start a campus garden to compliment our greenhouse. Volunteers will set a schedule up with the Volunteer Coordinator to help us maintain, plant and harvest crops. Those interested in the garden may work with our residents or not. Children with supervision are welcome, however, a background check and fingerprint testing must be done for volunteers if working with children with no supervision.

Adopter - actively cleans up an assigned stretch of roadway.
Sponsor - supports the program financially to underwrite costs. Please email kklein@cpch.org to sponsor.

Everyone can participate (children must be under adult supervision) • Individuals
• Families
• Youth groups
• Neighborhood homeowner associations
• Hiking and biking enthusiasts
• Scouts
• Schools and school clubs
• Businesses
• Non-profit groups
• Churches
• Organizations
• Combinations of the above

Volunteers would come as often as needed to maintain their spot (weekly, biweekly, or monthly).

Must be 10 years of age or older (children under 16 must have adult supervision).
Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must complete volunteer orientation.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.

Unassigned general beautification times are listed on the calendar, email Pastor Katie for specific details and needs.

Other projects (such as groups or BIG projects) would be at the volunteers availability. Please email Pastor Katie at kklein@cpch.org to be put on the calendar.

Ongoing volunteers may schedule themselves through the portal, based on their availability.

Adopt a Spot ideas:
Cottage flowerbeds
Parr Admin flowerbeds
SPF flowerbeds
Labyrinth/Prayer walk

Cottage Kitchens- organizing and stocking with needed equipment
Cottage game areas/librarys- organizing, rotating, stocking, games toys and books

Major Project Ideas:
Build a outdoor seating area in front of Stricklen
Build a sidewalk leading to Gazebo
Paint and Update Stricklen entry
Paint and Update Stricklen bathrooms
Update and Organize weight room

JOB PURPOSE

Volunteer will use menus and resources given by Cumberland to create a meal for cottage residents. This is a potential opportunity for residents to help cook and for volunteers to teach them how to cook. This involves being a positive influence around residents, and general know-how in the kitchen.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Visit cottage (once a week is preferred but no less than twice a month is required) to help prepare/cook the meal for the cottage in the evening using ingredients, recipes, and menu based on state’s minimum standards
• Volunteer may choose to offer a different meal on occasion by requesting the change through the Volunteer Coordinator or Food Services Coordinator.
• May stay and enjoy meal with resident, not required to clean afterwards.
• Sometimes involve residents with preparation, per staff discretion

Must be 18 years of age or older.
Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by TDFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must complete volunteer orientation.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.

MUST HAVE FOOD HANDLERS Lic. (Maybe obtained online at the City of Denton for $10/1 hour course)

JOB PURPOSE

Food Services is responsible for ensuring all of our residents and clients have access to affordable food. Volunteer should be a self-motivated, highly energetic individual who understands the nutritional needs for a wide range of people. The ideal volunteer will have a service-oriented attitude. They will follow dietary standards for our residents and provide one-on-one coaching on an as-needed basis.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES
Different duties are expected for different days.

Administrative support: Admin in the food program will support the Food Coordinator in areas of needs. These are mainly "as assigned" duties, tasks such as but not limited to: editing documents, entering shopping lists, entering receipts, checking logs. Admin hours may be schedule as needed but must be approved by the Food Coordinator. Hours vary based on needs and availability.

Monday:
Pulling stock for the NEXT week: 2 hours, 10-12 pm. Involves using the NEXT week NEEDS list, pull stock from pantry. Place stock in marked refrigerators, marked cottage shelves. Any items NOT found on the list in the pantry need to be MARKED for Tuesdays shopping. Please bring to the attention of the Food Coordinator needed items. Must be able to lift 30 pounds or more.

Journeys Meal - 2x per month: 3 hours, 5-7 pm. Assist Food Coordinator in preparing the campus meal for SPF and help clean up.
5:00 pm - begin prep and cook based on cooking needs. Meal should be set up and ready by 10 minutes til 6:00 pm
6:00 pm - serve meal
6:30 pm - clean up kitchen and put extra food away to be delivered to cottages. Kitchen closes.
7:00 pm - clock out

Tuesday:
Food Pick Up: 2 hours, 10-12 pm. Riding along with Food Coordinator to purchase shopping items. Must be able to lift 30 pounds or more.

Food Stocking and Pulling: 2 hours, 12-2 pm. Assist Food Coordinator in stocking and putting away purchased food. Stock needs from Monday’s Stock Pull for Wednesday Pickups. Make sure all items are on shelves for Wednesday Food Pick Ups by Cottage. Must be able to lift 30 pounds or more.

Wednesday:
Cottage Food Delivery: 4 hours, 10-2 pm. Assist cottage in retrieving the next week’s food items and stocking them in the cottage. Must be able to lift 30 pounds or more.

Wacky Wednesday Food Prep and Clean Up: 3 hours, 5-7 pm. Assist Food Coordinator in preparing the campus meal for Wacky Wednesday and help clean up.
5:00 pm - begin prep and cook based on cooking needs
6:00 pm - serve meal
6:30 pm - Clean up kitchen and put extra food away to be delivered to cottages
7:00 pm - Clock out

All Staff - 1x per month: 4 hours, 9-12 pm. Assist Food Coordinator in preparing all staff meal, set up needed supplies, clean up.

Thursday:
Rotate Food in Cottages/Inventory Food in Cottages: 1 hour per cottage, 10-1 pm. Using the list to make sure oldest food is to the front of the storage area, that cottage has needed items, and to make sure no cottage has too much. Mark needs and bring extra items to Parr Pantry.

Friday:
Essential Needed Item Shopping: 4 hours, 10-2 pm. Assist Food Coordinator in shopping for needed weekend items, put items away in cottage or in pantry.

Parr Pantry Specifics:
Fold any empty food boxes down, that are in pile and bring to recycling bin.
Remove items from counters and dust off particles, then scrub/disinfect, replace items as they were.
Remove cans/food items from cabinets, dust and disinfect inside the cabinets, then replace items as they were.
Take out food ((MAKE SURE TO NOT MIX UP ITEMS)) from each fridge and scrub and disinfect inside of fridges.
*Make sure to not get cleaning supplies or chemicals on food.

Cottage Kitchen Specifics:

Checking for supplies, broken, needed, excess etc...
Throwing out any excess or expired food.
Organizing
Deep cleaning
Observing what the cottages still need

Meal Prepping and Shopping Specifics
Assist with the shopping needs for the campus
Assist in prepping for the weekly meals as directed by Food Services Coordinator
Coach clients and residents in food prepping, food preparing
Wednesday nights- assist in preparing, serving campus meal
Special Events- assist in preparing, serving at special events on campus.

Must be 16 years of age or older.
Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must complete volunteer orientation.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.
Must have Food Handler's Certification (depending on the job).

JOB PURPOSE

The volunteer position in the library is responsible for organizing and maintaining the library. Library volunteers will ensure the library is stocked with the latest books, shelve returned books, and keep a running list of overdue books. Library volunteers will help residents with the library and any relevant needs.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Stocking library with new books
• Shelving returned books
• Keeping a running list of overdue books
• Helping residents with finding/checking out books

Must be 18 years of age or older.
Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.
Must complete volunteer orientation.

The Childcare Volunteer will provide childcare to youth of all ages in our Single Parent Family Program or our Community Outreach program.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Provide youth ages infant to teen with support and engaging activities.
• Keep the playroom and childcare areas clean and organized.
• Assist with crafts, games or free-play.
• Act as a positive role model.
• Provide positive reinforcement and promote healthy, non-violent behaviors.
• Communicate with other staff and volunteers regarding on-going facility, program, and client needs.
• Follow all agency policies and procedures.
• Complete other tasks as assigned.
• Maintain values of dignity, empowerment, and respect with all clients, staff, and volunteers of the agency and program.

Notes:
There are two options, each have openings for 3 volunteers, involving SPF Journeys and Love and Logic.

Love and Logic is every Monday from 5:30-8:00p. You will be working with community children while their parents are in Love and Logic classes. Children will change monthly. Ages will vary weekly. We have games, puzzles, books and crafts for you to engage the children with. Offering homework help would be great. Introducing yourself to the parents and creating a warm and welcoming environment is paramount.

SPF Journeys is bi weekly on Mondays from 5:30-8:00p. Children eat with their parents from 5:30-6:30 and then join you (and the ongoing childcare) in the library. These children are consistent each meeting, ages will range from toddler to 13 years of age. We have games, puzzles, books and crafts for you to engage the children with. Offering homework help and ongoing positive adult relationships will be very important for these families. Creating a supportive and welcoming relationship with the Single Parents will be vital to our program's success. Consistency with these children is key.

Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must complete Cumberland Volunteer Orientation.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.

JOB PURPOSE

Cumberland has 17.2 acres of land with 3 cottages, 8 Single Parent Family Residences, 1 Section 8 Housing Residence, a gym, a fellowship hall, and more. Volunteers are to help maintenance team with jobs ranging from handyman type work, to landscaping. Volunteers are essential to keeping the “home” feeling on campus. Volunteers may adopt a specific area of campus or simply work on different areas of campus helping us with upkeep. It is perfect for a few hours a week, month or longer.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Perform tasks as needed based on maintenance team's requests and volunteer's personal skills
• Range from hanging curtains to painting walls to landscaping

Basic knowledge of handyman areas is preferred but our team is great at teaching.
Must be 18 years of age or older.
Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.
Must complete volunteer orientation.

JOB PURPOSE

The Renew Center is a free resource to our residents and community families. We do not charge for the items. Donations are accepted, sorted and organized to be readied to resupply the Center.Renew Center volunteers are responsible for helping guests find what they need in the actual Renew Center. This can be helping find the right toy, right size shoe or perfect outfit. Renew Storage volunteers are responsible for accepting, sorting, and organizing donations received as well as keeping the donations center clean and stocked for residents to shop. This is NOT opening the Renew Center for residents and clients.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

DONATION ROOM:
1. Process donations received at both ReNew Center and Parr Family Services building by designating items for:
-Direct use to agency residents
-Re-donation to a partner agency
-Disposal
2. Answer questions and concerns from potential donors, assist in unloading donated materials, and field concerns to Volunteer Coordinator
3. Maintain a clean and organized space in the ReNew large storage area located in the gym
4. Report maintenance issues to Volunteer ReNew Center Coordinator
5. Perform all other responsibilities/tasks assigned by the immediate supervisor

RENEW CENTER:
Maintaining CPCH’s ReNew Center located inside the Gilbert-Parr Activities Building, including greeting donors, processing donations, helping residents of CPCH, and reporting to the Volunteer ReNew Center Coordinator
1. Process donations received at both ReNew Center and Parr Family Services building by designating items for:
-Direct use to agency residents
-Re-donation to a partner agency
-Disposal
2. Answer questions and concerns from potential donors, assist in unloading donated materials, and field concerns to Volunteer Coordinator
3. Maintain a clean and organized space in the ReNew Center and large storage area located in the gym
4. Communicate with cottage staff concerning the presence of Residential Care residents in the ReNew Center
5. Assist CPCH residents in finding useful items
6. Report maintenance issues to Volunteer ReNew Center Coordinator
7. Report any changes in your schedule to Volunteer ReNew Center Coordinator with adequate foresight
8. Perform all other responsibilities/tasks assigned by the immediate supervisor

Requirements for the DONATION Room for GROUPS
Because we value this service and must maintain licensing requirements the following eligibility is required:
• Groups- visiting UP TO 4 times (once a quarter) a group event may be scheduled. One representative is requested complete Volunteer Training. NO UNSUPERVISED CONTACT WITH RESIDENTS.
• All group members must submit an online application and sign up through our portal.
• Groups- frequently visiting (more than once per quarter), members must complete and pass CR/DPS check, TB test and Volunteer Training. NO UNSUPERVISED CONTACT WITH RESIDENTS.

Must be 18 years of age or older.
Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.
Must complete volunteer orientation.
Job specific preferences:
• Bilingual skills preferred
• Able to lift and handle at least 40 pounds
• Good communication skills, verbal and written
• Excellent organizational skills
• Sound business judgement and decision-making skills
• Basic administrative skills
• Professional demeanor
• Ability to describe agency to donors and answer related questions

Basic Directions:

Sort the clothes, put them on the racks, and when they're ready trade out old stuff in the renew center for the new stuff on the orange racks.

Unwanted items, or items we cannot make available to our residents are re-donated responsibly. Place them in black bags with a LABEL of contents and RE-DONATE

The general rules of sorting are on posters in the back room. Put extra emphasis on re-donating any clothes that wouldn't meet school dress codes. Basically, new or gently used items are kept.

JOB PURPOSE

Tutor would be responsible for helping a child with homework and preparing for tests. They would need to keep up-to-date on the child’s performance in school. Children in our programs often come to tutoring without work, so the tutor would need to be prepared for this possibility with work sheets or other ways to learn.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Schedule individual tutoring appointments with Volunteer Coordinator or parents. Small Group tutoring appointments will be scheduled with the Volunteer Coordinator.
• Research or recommend textbooks, software, equipment, or other learning materials to complement tutoring.
• Prepare and facilitate possible tutoring workshops, collaborative projects, or academic support sessions for small groups of students.
• Organize tutoring environment to promote productivity and learning.
• Review class material with students by discussing text, working solutions to problems, or reviewing worksheets or other assignments.
• Provide feedback to students using positive reinforcement techniques to encourage, motivate, or build confidence in students.
• Be a positive role model to all residents by modeling good listening, empathy, respect, good manners, and maintain excellent boundaries.
• Assist in empowering residents to complete all of their responsibilities including chores and homework, never working harder than the resident.
• All volunteers will contact their supervisor if unable to attend the scheduled visit. If canceling within 24 hours of your scheduled visit, contact the Volunteer Coordinator immediately.
• Fill out the appropriate time log online
• Contact the Volunteer Coordinator if there are any concerns.

Must be 18 years of age or older.
Must consent, complete, and pass all background checks required by DFPS including: department of public safety, FBI fingerprinting, and DFPS central registry.
Must complete Volunteer Orientation.
Must have a Tuberculosis test completed with a negative screening.