Needs From: Volunteer Center of Lubbock

Job Description Curriculum development: Create and deliver age-appropriate art lessons aligned with school standards, covering topics like drawing, painting, sculpting, mixed media, and basic art history. Hands-on instruction: Guide students through various art techniques using different materials like paints, clay, pencils, and digital tools, demonstrating proper usage and safety procedures. Individualized learning: Assess student abilities and provide tailored support to cater to diverse learning styles and artistic interests. Project-based learning: Design and facilitate creative art projects that encourage exploration and expression, allowing students to develop artistic concepts and problem-solving skills. Assessment and feedback: Evaluate student artwork regularly, providing constructive feedback to promote growth and development. Classroom management: Maintain a positive and organized art environment, ensuring students are engaged, following safety guidelines, and respecting materials. Art exhibitions: Organize and curate student art displays to showcase their work to the school community (when applicable)Collaboration: Work with other art teachers to integrate art ideas (if available)Parent communication: Regularly update parents on student progress and involve them in art-related activities.

We’re gearing up for our upcoming 3v3 fundraiser and we need an amazing team of volunteers to help make it all happen!

This event supports Redemption Way’s mission to serve survivors of domestic violence and provide education for teens in our community, so every role makes a real impact.

Volunteer roles may include:

Whether you can stay the whole time or just help for a shift, we’d love to have you!

Come be part of something meaningful, meet great people, and help us create a fun, impactful event for our community.

806ServeFest is a free, come-and-go festival where serving the community meets music, food, and fun for all ages. We need volunteers to help with setup, event operations, and cleanup throughout the day. Come volunteer, then stay and enjoy the festival!

Bring the family, grab a bite from a food truck, enjoy live music, and jump into simple hands-on projects that make a difference right here in Lubbock. You can also meet local nonprofits and discover new ways to stay connected long after the festival ends.

Volunteer shifts include:

• Setup Crew (8:00 AM – 10:00 AM)
Help transform the space before the event begins by assisting with signage, seating areas, kids zone setup, project tents, vendor support, and event preparation.

• Morning Event Crew (9:30 AM – 12:00 PM)
Support festival operations during the first half of the event by helping with welcome tables, project tents, drinks, kids activities, face painting, and guest support.

• Afternoon Event Crew (11:45 AM – 2:00 PM)
Help keep the event running smoothly during peak attendance by supporting activities, restocking supplies, assisting guests, and maintaining event spaces.

• Cleanup Crew (1:45 PM – 4:00 PM)
Assist with trash pickup, signage removal, seating breakdown, supply organization, and helping return the event space to normal after the festival ends.

Volunteers will receive:
-Coffee + donuts in the morning
-Pizza in the afternoon
-Free water, soft drinks, and snacks throughout the day

-Free volunteer t-shirt
-An opportunity to be part of an exciting community event in the heart of downtown Lubbock

Support is focused on setup at Maxey Community Center, helping participants engage with the games, keeping activites going, and light breakdown after the event is over.

Sign Up Here: https://form.jotform.com/261264361977162

The Adopt a High School Senior Event organized by Brittany & Devin’s Angels is a community initiative dedicated to celebrating graduating high school seniors and supporting them as they transition into adulthood. Many students face financial or emotional barriers as they prepare for life after high school. This event provides an opportunity for the community to step in and offer encouragement and practical support.

Community members, businesses, and sponsors can participate by “adopting” a senior and contributing items such as dorm supplies, work essentials, gift cards, care packages, and motivational notes. The event culminates in a special celebration where seniors receive their gifts and are recognized for their achievements and future goals.

The purpose of this program is to remind every graduating senior that they are supported by their community and that their future matters. Through events like this, Brittany & Devin’s Angels continues its mission of uplifting youth, promoting mentorship, and creating opportunities for the next generation.

NAMI Lubbock is seeking an advocacy coordinator. This is a volunteer position and is part of a leadership team that supports NAMI Lubbock. 

NAMI Lubbock is the Lubbock Affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness which provides support, education, and advocacy for people living with a mental illness and their family and friends. NAMI Lubbock operates as a “Model B” affiliate under the umbrella of NAMI Texas. 

The advocacy coordinator is responsible for advocating for Mental Health in the community. 

This person would work with NAMI Texas Public Policy Director to ensure NAMI Public Policy is communicated to members and local leaders.  This role helps advocate for local members throughout the community.  Ideally, this person would be trained in NAMI Smarts, an advocacy course giving you skills to help advocate for you or a loved one. 

All volunteers in leadership positions must be a member of NAMI Lubbock. 

The advocacy coordinator is expected to attend a one-hour monthly leadership team. Beyond the regular meeting, it is expected that this role can be performed in 5-10 hours of time per month. 

For more information about this volunteer position, please contact our volunteer coordinator at volunteer@namilubbock.org.

ADDITIONAL INFO 

In addition to the general job description above, this coordinator will perform the following job functions and/or coordinate others to help in those functions. 

Guadalupe-Parkway Neighborhood Centers, Inc. is committed to meet the needs of the community by providing programs that give individuals and families opportunities to learn, develop self-esteem and realize their full potential.

We are looking for tutors to help children in elementary and junior high to better further and increase their education. 

The CIS program at Alcove Trails MS will host an after-school club twice a month to teach students about grocery costs and supplies while teaching hands-on simple recipes. We are seeking volunteers to provide food supplies for some of these classes—contact Site Coordinator Amy Richards at amy.richards@cissouthplains.org for more information.

LifeGift needs volunteers for various events throughout the Texas Panhandle. If you are passionate about organ, eye, and tissue donation, please consider joining us! Apply on our website: https://www.lifegift.org/

○ Communication and Collaboration
○ Detail oriented

○ Assisting with plan development, helping assess students work, and
creating a positive learning environment
○ Helping with supply and material gathering
○ Aiding with any and potentially all requests from the “Lead”
○ Participating in events and potentially collaborating with others
involved in the organization.

We're on the lookout for ABE (adult basic education) volunteers to help teach our adult students how to read!  You'll be working one-on-one with a singular student to help them learn how to read.  Whether they've never learned before or have dsylexic tendencies that have prevented them from getting it, we have specialized curriculum to help.

This opportunity is entirely flexible: you'll work with your student to set your own schedule.  Only want to meet once a week?  Done.  Want to meet up at a local Starbucks that's close to both of you?  Done.  You take the reigns and figure out a pace that works with you and your student.  And we provide all the support you'll need!

In today's world, reading is paramount.  From text messages to articles, from social media to newspapers, people need to read.  And you can help them achieve that goal.

Literacy Lubbock was established in 1989 as a local nonprofit dedicated to helping adults learn how to read.  Since then, we've helped more than 7,000 people in the Hub City learn how to read, get their GED, or learn English as a second language and we've distributed more than 50,000 children's books.   Our mission and goal is simple: to support and execute programs that enable people to become literate. 

Because at the end of the day, we believe education and literacy levels are the root cause for a lot of today's problems.  Literacy has a weighty impact on nearly every socio-economic issue plaguing us today, from prison rates, health, employment, poverty levels, and so on.  The surest way for a person to improve their circumstances is by improving their education, and we believe that journey should be accessible, available, and free to any who want it.

Literacy Lubbock is about changing lives and making our world a better place through the people who live here.  Knowledge is power.  And we're determined to share it.

Culinary Instructor Job Description

Under the direction of Executive Director, the Culinary Instructor is responsible for teaching Community youth 8 to 18 yrs old basics of main dishes, baking goods, and even fun snacks cooking, along with the importance of daily nutrition.  In addition, they should provide classes with a fun, conversational experience while cooking. Immediate Supervisor:   Responsible to the Executive Director. Qualifications: Knowledge, skill and mental development equivalent to the completion of high school. Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent knowledge, skill or development in cooking instruction/culinary classes. A minimum of one year of supervisory experience in cooking instruction/teaching with youth. A positive attitude and a willingness to provide exceptional service and to act as a leader in all culinary activities. Background check required. First Aid, CPR/AED Certification. Knowledge of principles and processes for providing customer and personal services. Essential Functions: Initiate, facilitate, and moderate classroom discussions, Adhere to safety procedures, Gather materials and cooking apparatuses. Excellent verbal and written communication skills including the ability to build successful relationships with student populations. Demonstrate time management and detail‐oriented skills. Ability to work effectively under pressure and to meet frequently occurring deadlines. Ability to learn from students' participation, to demonstrate fair and consistent behavior in all matters, and to show compassion without being ineffectual.   Marginal Functions:  Participate in staff training and staff meetings. Other duties as assigned.

○ Researching and contacting potential venues.
○ Assisting with the creation of event timelines and schedules.
○ Coordinating catering and other vendor services.
○ Managing event registration and attendee lists.
○ Providing on-site support during events, such as setting up registration
tables or directing attendees.
○ Handling post-event tasks, such as compiling event reports and
managing invoices.
○ Ensuring the availability of necessary tools and materials.
○ Participating in events and potentially collaborating with others
involved in the organization.

○ Supports the public relations and marketing team by:
○ Handling administrative tasks, creating content, and assisting with
campaign execution.
○ Help with media relations, social media management, event
coordination, and content creation
○ Also tracking campaign performance and reporting on results.
○ Providing general support to the PR and marketing team, assisting with
various tasks as needed.
○ Ability to manage multiple tasks, prioritize effectively, and meet
deadlines.
○ Ensuring the availability of necessary tools and materials.
○ Participating in events and potentially collaborating with others
involved in the organization.

teach students how to sew with a sewing machine. Teach students how to select fabric and thread, and how to set up a sewing machine. Teach students basic sewing skills to create various sewing product such as quilts, pillow cases, etc.

Sewing experience preferred.  

Atkins MS CIS Site Coordinator seeks assistance with Atkins Clothing Closet. Tasks include straightening out and folding  clothes, restocking/condensing inventory, classroom cleanup, restocking toiletries, filing, and/or creating an inventory list. 

Please contact Site Coordinator April Benavidez at april.benavidez@cissouthplains.org for more information.

Volunteer with Vitalant – Blood Drive Support
Help save lives right here in Lubbock!

Donating blood is one powerful way to make a difference—but you can also support our mission by volunteering your time. As a Blood Drive Volunteer, you'll play an essential role in creating a positive experience for blood donors and helping patients receive the lifesaving blood they need.

We need help at our Donation Center in Lubbock and at Mobile Blood Drive within the community of Lubbock, TX. 

What you'll do:

Greet and check-in donors with a warm welcome

Provide pre-donation materials and answer general questions

Keep the refreshment/hospitality area stocked, clean, and comfortable for donors after they give blood

Offer promotional items (when available) and encourage donors to give the best product for their blood type

Monitor donor flow to ensure everything runs smoothly

Deliver outstanding customer service from start to finish

Report any concerns to staff, such as donors feeling unwell

Assist with reminder or rescheduling calls, as needed

Qualifications/Requirements:

Required Training: 

To learn more about our volunteer opportunities and positions, click the link here: Vitalant Volunteer Portal.

Do you want to make a lasting impact on a child's life while having fun? Become a "Big" with Big Brothers Big Sisters! Our program currently has over 60 children that are waiting to be matched with a volunteer. Have any questions? Check out our FAQ below or give us a call!

FAQ:

We are always looking for volunteers! Sign up here for updates, and volunteer opportunities! You can also contact volunteer coordinator Albert Zapata at (806) 438-7041 with any questions

Spots Available:Unlimited   Meeting Location:The Salvation Army 1111 16th St  View Map / Get Directions Organizer:Albert Zapata albert.zapata@uss.salvationarmy.org 806-765-9434 / 806-438-7041

At Brittany and Devin’s Angels, we believe every young person deserves guidance, support, and the opportunity to succeed—no matter their circumstances. For over 20 years, we’ve provided free mentorship, life skills programs, and access to essential resources, including our Clothing Closet, to youth across the Lubbock community.

By joining our Angel Circle Monthly Giving Program, you become a steady source of hope and stability for the students and families we serve.

Introducing the BHH Ambassadors
A new initiative from the Buddy Holly Hall Marketing Department, this program brings together passionate community members to serve as our official street team.

Ambassadors will help amplify our presence by promoting upcoming shows, supporting marketing campaigns, and representing BHH at select community events.

It’s a unique, behind-the-scenes opportunity to be part of the excitement and help share the magic of live entertainment.

Interested? Let’s make an impact — together.

email: info@buddyhollyhall.com

Lubbock Roots is looking for some help to close out their books each month. The perfect candidate would be someone willing to donate their time to do this! Please Contact Shirley Green by phone: 806-535-2475.

Butterflies Alive! is our newest exhibition coming to Science Spectrum from March 14th - June 28th! We will need lots of volunteers to help us with this exhibit during museum hours!

Volunteers will be taking tickets, making sure the exhibition is calm, and checking guests for any hitchhiking butterflies!

Here are the shifts currently available each day during the run of the exhibition:

Sunday Shifts: 1:00pm-3:00pm, 3:00pm-5:00pm
Monday-Friday Shifts: 10:00m-12:20pm, 12:20pm-2:40pm, 2:40pm-5:00pm
Saturday Shifts: 10:00am-12:40pm, 12:40pm-3:20pm, 3:20pm-6:00pm

If you are interested in any of these shifts between March 14th - June 28th, you can sign up using this SignUp Genius link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084EA8A82DA0F8C43-62333399-butterflies#/

At Camp Rio Blanco, every campfire spark, song, and smile begins with our amazing volunteers. As a Camp Staff Volunteer, you’ll be part of a team that brings adventure, learning, and laughter to life in the heart of West Texas. Whether you’re leading an activity, guiding a group on the trails, or helping campers feel at home, your role helps create memories that last a lifetime.

We welcome volunteers of all backgrounds who share our passion for the outdoors, youth development, and community. Join us in making camp a place where everyone feels respected, supported, and inspired to grow — one unforgettable experience at a time.

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Camp Staff Volunteers will be asked to complete a background check and sign a camp staff volunteer waiver and agreement. Please use the link below to begin the application: 

https://www.ultracamp.com/clientlogin.aspx?idCamp=1498&campcode=CBV&lang=en-Us&return=/forms.aspx?idcamp=1498_campcode=cbv_idf=40035

$6,500 will be needed to purchase candy for stuffing stockings.

Donations of candy will be collected in October. Left-over Halloween individually wrapped candy is very welcome! Please call Dona to arrange a candy pickup.

Monetary donations may be mailed to:

Grace Presbyterian Church

Attn: Stockings Project

4820 19th Street

Lubbock, Texas 79407

Our Cart with a Heart is a Ronald McDonald House on wheels. To provide coffee, water, juice, snacks, basic toiletries, and distraction items door to door of every pediatric unit. We are needing teams of dedicated individuals (18+) to commit to one shift on a weekly ongoing basis. These volunteers will need to be willing to go through an application process before being able to participate.

If you are interested in volunteering, please let us know what kind of schedule you would like to do with us and fill out the volunteer registration on our website rmhcsouthwest.com!

Casas for CASA is an annual fundraising event that supports the CASA mission of being able to continue to provide advocacy to children who have experienced abuse and neglect and placed into the foster care system.  Through purchasing these tickets, supporters can have the chance to win a $3500 Mastercard Gift Card or any of the items in the flyer.  The more tickets you purchase, the better of the deal on winning chances.  

Tiny Tots is a storytime event designed for children under age 5 and their parents. Every week, families receive one new book after it has been read aloud. The children enjoy singing songs and discussing the story. Tiny Tots is held at two locations—Groves Library and Godeke Library—every Wednesday from 12:30 to 1:30.

Storytime is a vital part of early childhood development. It plays a key role in nurturing language skills, imagination, creativity, and cognitive abilities by introducing children to new vocabulary, sentence structures, and narrative concepts. Additionally, it helps enhance listening skills and concentration as children actively engage with stories. Storytime lays a strong foundation for literacy and communication skills, which are crucial for future learning and success.

The Salvation Army has a couple of volunteer needs in their Thrift Store in Plainview. They are needing volunteers to help with various things throughout the store. They are also needing volunteers in their clothing closet donation center in Lubbock.

To volunteer or more info please contact volunteer coordinator Albert Zapata (806) 438-7041

WE HOPE YOUR ENJOYING YOUR SUMMER & HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON at The Salvation Army! 

All five of our Clubs compete against each other in flag football, volleyball , basketball and soccer.  It is time for 6-8 year old co-ed leagues.  All Clubs need coaches for practice and games.  Contact any club to sign up to coach a team.  

TxGBR needs help unloading a trailer of clothes and hanging them according to size and gender.

A monthly outreach, on the first Thursday of each month:  a resource event providing on-site services to individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Bringing together in one place service providers, community organizations, and volunteers to meet people where they are.

Volunteers Needed:

Table-hosts and Connectors (help assess needs, act as a guide or escort for each individual/family to connect them to appropriate providers at the event); set up/clean up, meal servers needed.  CommUNITY Dayis a great volunteer opportunity for groups (business, church, friends, family) and individuals.  

NAMI Lubbock is seeking Connection Recovery Support Group facilitators. This is volunteer position and helps to facilitate monthly meetings of individuals who have a mental health condition.

NAMI Lubbock is the Lubbock Affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness which provides support, education, and advocacy for people living with a mental illness and their family and friends. NAMI Lubbock operates as a “Model B” affiliate under the umbrella of NAMI Texas.

Qualifications for support group facilitators:

As a requirement for this role, the interested individual MUST attend at least two NAMI support group sessions before undergoing training to be a facilitator. Support group dates are available on the website here https://namilubbock.org/calendar/. After the individual is trained to be a facilitator, the ongoing monthly commitment would be to co-facilitate a 1.5 hour support group 1 to 2 times per month.

For more information about this volunteer position, please contact volunteer coordinator, Yvonne Okoro at volunteer@namilubbock.org 

Volunteer with Vitalant – Blood Drive Support
Help save lives right here in Lubbock!

Donating blood is one powerful way to make a difference—but you can also support our mission by volunteering your time. As a Blood Drive Volunteer, you'll play an essential role in creating a positive experience for blood donors and helping patients receive the lifesaving blood they need.

We need help at our Donation Center in Lubbock and at Mobile Blood Drive within the community of Lubbock, TX. 

What you'll do:

Greet and check-in donors with a warm welcome

Provide pre-donation materials and answer general questions

Keep the refreshment/hospitality area stocked, clean, and comfortable for donors after they give blood

Offer promotional items (when available) and encourage donors to give the best product for their blood type

Monitor donor flow to ensure everything runs smoothly

Deliver outstanding customer service from start to finish

Report any concerns to staff, such as donors feeling unwell

Assist with reminder or rescheduling calls, as needed

Qualifications/Requirements:

 
Required Training: 

To learn more about our volunteer opportunities and positions, click the link here: Vitalant Volunteer Portal.

This July is our annual CritterFest. This is the biggest event of the year at Science Spectrum, so we need LOTS of volunteers! Volunteers will be working in one of the following areas: crafts, games, greeting, working with animals.

Volunteers who work 8 or more hours with us will be given a free 2026 CritterFest t-shirt and lunch will be provided for those working from 9:30am- 2:00pm each day.

Each volunteer will need to fill out this sign up form, so we know to expect you!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfuO9cAC3IJgCOil4Kiu7ZKeB0X_onIszeSkJ2RuwBAjjTdFQ/viewform?usp=dialog

Culinary Instructor Job Description Functions: Under the direction of Executive Director, the Culinary Instructor is responsible for teaching Community youth 8 to 18 yrs old basics of main dishes, baking goods, and even fun snacks cooking, along with the importance of daily nutrition.  In addition, they should provide classes with a fun, conversational experience while cooking. Immediate Supervisor:   Responsible to the Executive Director. Qualifications:

Knowledge, skill and mental development equivalent to the completion of high school.

Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent knowledge, skill or development in cooking instruction/culinary classes.

A minimum of one year of supervisory experience in cooking instruction/teaching with youth.

A positive attitude and a willingness to provide exceptional service and to act as a leader in all culinary activities. Background check required.

First Aid, CPR/AED Certification.

Knowledge of principles and processes for providing customer and personal services.

Essential Functions: Initiate, facilitate, and moderate classroom discussions, Adhere to safety procedures, Gather materials and cooking apparatuses.

Excellent verbal and written communication skills including the ability to build successful relationships with student populations.

Demonstrate time management and detail‐oriented skills.

Ability to work effectively under pressure and to meet frequently occurring deadlines.

Ability to learn from students' participation, to demonstrate fair and consistent behavior in all matters, and to show compassion without being ineffectual.  

Marginal Functions:  Participate in staff training and staff meetings.

Other duties as assigned.

SPECIFIC NEEDS WE HAVE: Dental Procedure After-Care Bags

As patients come to the Lubbock Impact no-cost dental clinic to have a tooth extracted, they receive a dental care bag of soft food items to aide in their after-procedure care. 

We are in need of items for these care bags:

- individual mashed potato cups

- pudding cups

- travel-sized toothpaste

- instant oatmeal packets

- applesauce cups

- mini-Gatorade

Items may be purchased through our Amazon Registry (items are listed as "Most Wanted" or you can email diane@lubbockimpact.com with any questions.

Our Community Market provides families with essential household items at no cost. Every other month, families in the community can shop with dignity for the items they need most, from cleaning supplies and household essentials to personal care products. Your donations help make this possible! Every contribution goes directly to supporting local families and keeping our market stocked.

We gladly accept new household and hygiene items. Every item helps a family feel more at home. Thank you for helping us care for our community!

Items Needed:

Donations can be dropped off during regular business hours at the Buckner Family Hope Center. If you’d like to arrange a larger donation or have any questions, please email Azurie Rodriguez at azurie.rodriguez@buckner.com.

The Haven Animal Care Shelter is running low on important items to ensure their kitties are growing up well! Bring litter, adult dry cat food (kibble), kitten dry cat food, and wet canned food to their donation drop off on the front porch. Please give what you can!

Independence City is an empowering, immersive simulation event designed specifically for youth who are transitioning out of or have already aged out of the foster care system. This program provides a safe and supportive environment where participants can experience the realities of adult life, helping them develop essential life skills and gain confidence in their ability to navigate the challenges that lie ahead. Independence City is designed as a simulated town where participants can visit various locations representing real-life scenarios.

Volunteers will be assigned to a table that simulates a real-life scenario in adulthood. Things like the grocery store, bank, auto shop, and DMV. At their table, youth will come up to them and ask them various questions or help with a scenario they have been given. Volunteers will have instructions on how to help the youth and find the best solution for their problem.

We are seeking compassionate and dedicated volunteers to serve as mentors and tutors for students who are English as a Second Language (ESL) or Limited English Proficient (LEP). Many of these students face unique language barriers that can impact their academic success and social engagement. As a volunteer, you will play a key role in helping students build language skills, develop confidence, and feel supported in their school journey. Spanish-speaking volunteer needed.  Time Commitment: 1–2 hours per week (flexible scheduling)

Must pass background check. Please contact Keisha Lawhorn for more information at keisha.lawhorn@cissouthplains.org or call 806-219-1544.

We are in need of volunteers to help staff our Family Rooms at Covenant Children's Hospital and UMC

Our family rooms are an extension of our house, with one located inside each hospital. Here families can use this space to rest and recharge, steps away from their child's bedside. Families are provided with snacks, and a quiet, peaceful environment with shower and laundry facilities. We depend on our volunteers to keep these rooms open, so families may have access to it when needed. 

If you are interested in volunteering, please let us know what kind of schedule you would like to do with us and fill out the volunteer registration on our website rmhcsouthwest.com!

For more information, or for any questions feel free to contact our Programs Coordinator

Emma Thompson, 

Emma@rmhcsouthwest.com

https://www.rmhcsouthwest.com/familyrooms

NAMI Lubbock is seeking Family Support Group facilitators. This is volunteer position and helps to facilitate a monthly meeting of families who have a loved one with a mental health condition.

NAMI Lubbock is the Lubbock Affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness which provides support, education, and advocacy for people living with a mental illness and their family and friends. NAMI Lubbock operates as a “Model B” affiliate under the umbrella of NAMI Texas.

Qualifications for family support group facilitators:

As a requirement for this role, the interested individual MUST attend at least two NAMI support group sessions before undergoing training to be a facilitator. Support group dates are available on the website here https://namilubbock.org/calendar/. After the individual is trained to be a facilitator, the ongoing monthly commitment would be to co-facilitate a 1.5 hour support group 1 to 2 times per month.

For more information about this volunteer position, please contact volunteer coordinator, Yvonne Okoro at volunteer@namilubbock.org

NAMI Lubbock is seeking Family to Family Teachers. This is volunteer position and helps to facilitate an 8-week training course of NAMI’s program called Family to Family. You can learn more about the Family to Family class at https://namitexas.org/family-to-family/.

NAMI Lubbock is the Lubbock Affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness which provides support, education, and advocacy for people living with a mental illness and their family and friends. NAMI Lubbock operates as a “Model B” affiliate under the umbrella of NAMI Texas.

Qualifications for teachers:

As a requirement for this role, the interested individual MUST attend at least two NAMI family-to-family classes before undergoing training to be a facilitator. NAMI Family-to-Family class dates are available on the website here https://namilubbock.org/calendar/. After the individual is trained to be a facilitator, the ongoing monthly commitment would be to co-teach a Family to Family class. This class last 8 weeks, but only meetings 1 time per week for 1.5 hours each time.

For more information about this volunteer position, please contact volunteer coordinator, Yvonne Okoro at volunteer@namilubbock.org

Volunteers will assist with a high-energy, family-friendly event featuring flag football, an obstacle course, and free-play activities. Support is focused on setup, organizing teams and keeping activites going, and light breakdown after the event is over.

You can also sign up through this link: https://form.jotform.com/261124542763151

We’re looking for five to ten dedicated volunteers to help with our weekly food distribution in partnership with the South Plains Food Bank! Volunteers are needed every Tuesday from 3:30 – 5:00 PM at Catholic Charities of Lubbock. 

Volunteers will assist with a smooth, drive-through distribution—helping load food into vehicles. This is an outdoor activity and does involve some light physical work.

Come be part of something meaningful each week! Interested? Contact Carol Alonzo via phone or text at 806-642-4478 or via email at carol@cclubbock.org to sign up or learn more.

Join us for our annual Family Fun Day! This community event is an opportunity for families to enjoy an evening of games, activities, and free food. Kids can play and explore, while parents and caregivers connect and learn more about Buckner programs and community resources. Volunteers will play an important role in creating a welcoming and joyful experience for all families, roles will include set up/clean up, facilitating games and activities, and helping serve food.

Game Day Buddy Volunteers play a vital role in creating a safe, inclusive, and fun experience for every athlete in Challenger Little League. Buddies are paired with players to provide one-on-one support, encouragement, and assistance throughout the game.

Volunteers help ensure player safety while also empowering each athlete to participate to the best of their ability. This includes supporting players with a wide range of needs, such as those who use wheelchairs or other medical equipment, as well as individuals on the autism spectrum or those who are hearing or visually impaired.

Buddies assist players on the field by helping with hitting, catching, and running the bases, while also offering guidance, patience, and positive reinforcement. Just as important, they serve as enthusiastic cheerleaders—celebrating every effort, every swing, and every moment of success.

No prior experience is required—just a willingness to learn, a compassionate attitude, and a commitment to making a difference. Game Day Buddies help ensure that every player feels supported, included, and proud to be part of the game.

Register for a schedule. 

Volunteering as a GED tutor is an excellent way to give back to the community while gaining valuable experience and skills. We are looking for volunteers to help our GED students at UMC. The classes meet on Tuesday and Thursday from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. 

Helping individuals earn their GED directly impacts their lives by opening up opportunities for higher education, better job prospects, and increased self-esteem. Volunteering as a GED tutor can be incredibly rewarding. Witnessing the progress and success of your students can bring a sense of fulfillment and pride. Increasing the number of individuals with GEDs in the community can lead to a more skilled and educated workforce, ultimately benefiting the local economy and society.

About Literacy Lubbock:

Our 35-year mission is straightforward: to develop and implement programs that promote literacy. We firmly believe that education and literacy levels underpin many contemporary challenges. Literacy significantly influences a wide array of socioeconomic issues, including incarceration rates, health outcomes, employment opportunities, and poverty levels. We are convinced that the most effective pathway to improving one's circumstances is through education, and we advocate for making this journey accessible, available, and free to all who seek it.

At Literacy Lubbock, we are dedicated to transforming lives and contributing to improving our world through the individuals within our community. We recognize that knowledge is power and are committed to disseminating it far and wide.

Experience Grant Writer Volunteer Needed 

Literacy Lubbock is seeking a volunteer with experience or an interest in grant writing to assist us in securing funding for our programs. As you are aware, our mission is to empower adults and families through literacy education, and grant support is crucial to maintaining the free and accessible nature of these programs for our community.

If you have a background in writing, research, or nonprofit work—or simply a passion for helping others—you could make a real impact by assisting us with grant applications. Even a few hours a month would go a long way in helping us cover program costs and expand our reach.

Looking for someone to help find Grants and write Grants: to help the SPKF continue our education, awareness and financial assistance to those dealing with kidney disease in the Lubbock and West Texas Area.

Guest Chefs Needed- Help Provide Nightly Meals to Families Staying at RMHC!

A good meal can make a huge difference. We would love to have you in our kitchen!

If you are interested in volunteering, please let us know what kind of schedule you would like to do with us and fill out the volunteer registration on our website rmhcsouthwest.com!

Looking for a meaningful way to get involved in the Lubbock community?

Refuge Services is currently seeking dedicated volunteers (ages 16 and older) who want to make a real difference. Whether you're a student hoping to gain hands-on experience or an adult looking for a rewarding way to give back, we would be honored to welcome you to our team.

Our volunteers are the heart of what we do. Because of you, we are able to serve our clients and their families with excellence and care. We truly value every volunteer and recognize that our mission would not be possible without your time, energy, and compassion.

Volunteer opportunities are diverse and impactful. You may assist clients during sessions, help maintain our offices, arenas, and horse stalls, or support us in creating a safe, clean, and welcoming environment for our clients, families, and horses.

There is always meaningful work to be done!

Hours of Operation:
Monday–Thursday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Closed on weekends

If you’re interested in learning more about volunteering with Refuge Services, please contact:

Arianna Panduro
Volunteer Coordinator

Make a difference with Upbring by supporting our dedicated Health for Friends team! Your role as a greeter is important! Volunteers will help clinic staff welcome guests upon arrival and begin the intake process.  This position is essential for allowing staff to spend their time intentionally with patients. Your contribution ensures smooth operations and enhances the care we provide!

Duties Include:

IMPORTANT:  After you sign up for a shift, clinic staff will reach out by email with your assigned location information.  When you arrive for your shift, please make sure to follow arrival instructions and report to HEALTH FOR FRIENDS for your shift.  Site Supervisor will be Susanna Zuniga.

THANK YOU FOR HELPING US SERVE THE LUBBOCK COMMUNITY!

Have you seen our Community Fridges? They are visited by on average 15-20 people a day but, often the Fridges struggle to stay stocked. If you are able, we'd love to see the Fridge filled with some more food as we await grant funding to continue to keep them filled with good food. If you'd like to donate towards the Fridges you can also send a donation through our Cash App, or Venmo, or PayPal.me/eastlubbockarthouse.

Lubbock Roots Historical Arts Council and the Booker T. Washington Community Garden are looking for volunteers on our Saturday Work and Learn Days! In the summer we will be opening one Saturday a month in the morning to allow the community to come pick their own produce. We grow produce year round and were able to distribute 500 lbs of produce to the community in 2021.

On any given Saturday we will be building beds; moving mulch; planting seeds; trellising and maintaining plants; or harvesting produce!

Join us for fun, creativity, and connection as we bring joy to kids during their spring break! As a volunteer, you’ll help lead games, crafts, and interactive activities, assist with set up and clean up, and help serve food to create a safe, welcoming environment.

Volunteering in art class at High Point Village is hands-on, creative, and community-focused. You help set up materials, support Villagers with projects, and encourage self-expression through painting, drawing, sculpture, or crafts. Please call or email our Volunteer Coordinator, to schedule your hours! Thank you for partnering with High Point Village.

SPECIFIC NEEDS WE HAVE: Full-Sized Hygiene Items

Full-sized hygiene items remain among our most needed resources for our Emergency Food and Hygiene Pantry. As one of the only regular hygiene pantries in Lubbock, our pantry stock goes very quickly to those in need.

Most needed items:

- shampoo

- conditioner

- body wash

- lotion

- dish soap

- toilet paper

- paper towels

Items may be purchased through our Amazon Registry (items are listed as "Most Wanted" or you can email haley@lubbockimpact.com with any questions.

 All items can be brought to the house between 9 am and 6 pm!

Wish List Items - We need a lot of the same items you need at your house, just in larger quantities!

Kitchen: Paper Towels, Plates & Bowls, Trash Bags, Plastic Forks & Spoons, Foil, Press-n-Seal, Ziploc Storage Bags, Storage Containers w/Lids, Disposable Gloves for Food Handling

Bathroom: Toilet Paper, Facial Tissue, White Hand Towels & White Bath Towels

Cleaning: Clorox Disinfectant Wipes, Lysol Disinfectant Spray, Air Freshener, Furniture Polish, All Purpose Cleaner, Spray Way Cleaner

Baby Items: Receiving Blankets

Toiletries: Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Dental Floss, Q-Tips, Deodorant, Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Wash, Lotion, Razors, Hand Sanitizer

Laundry Room: Bleach, Detergent-he (any brand), Fabric Softener, Washing Machine Cleaner

Snacks: Individually Packaged Snacks such as Granola Bars, Crackers, Peanut Butter Crackers, Cookies, Fruit Roll Ups, Fruit Cups, Pudding Cups, Snack-Size Chip Bags, Snack-Size Peanuts, Trail Mix, Easy Mac Individual Servings, Ramen Noodles, Beef Jerky, Hot Pockets, Canned Tuna, Canned Meat, Juice Boxes, Bottled Water, etc.

Food: Coffee, Creamer, Individual Sugar Packets, Cookie Dough

Linens: Standard Size…Pillows, Pillow Cases (White), Waterproof Pillow Protectors

Office: Postage Stamps, Copy Paper, AAA Batteries

Other: Walmart & Target Gift Cards (to purchase above mentioned items)

To help maintain clinical integrity, please make sure that all items are new and in original packaging. Wish list donations can be brought to Ronald McDonald House or Ronald McDonald Family Rooms.

Stock our Freezer - Our amazing volunteers and friends provide meals each day for the families that stay at the Ronald McDonald House. It takes away the worry and hassle of food preparation so that the families can give all of their energy and attention to their child.

Childcare volunteers needed to create a fun and safe evening for children while parents enjoy a well-deserved night out! Volunteers will assist with activities, games, crafts, serving snacks or dinner, and helping supervise children. This is a great opportunity to encourage and support families while making the night enjoyable for every child attending.

Background checks may be required depending on volunteer roles.

We can always take gently-used clothing, toiletry items, and household items for all ages. We work to provide the children we serve with all their needs, all the way up until they move to living independently!

Contact us so we can make arrangements to have the items picked up or dropped off. Let us know if you would like to organize a drive and we can give you a list of items we are in need of at that time.

We also have an Amazon Wish List if you would like to help us out in that way: https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https://loom.ly/YWZ2dpI&c=E,1,hvpAbkDHkxGvjNg0yVZbsOkrognMJhrecKuJ5L7h8yRyr5gcz-eKNJ2llI3KVrvPA2WNLNX3sfB2ro80zYEg3ThxLN-KT0eXkv2Zl7YUZl24WfwDF6UEtG4,&typo=1

Looking for an opportunity to get involved and make a difference? Whether you are a student visiting away from home, or a local born and raised. We would be honored to have you as part of our team. We love and value our volunteers for all they do, and we could not serve our clients so effectively without you. It is a privilege to be here and we are thankful for everyone involved!! 

Our volunteers help us in many different ways. From assisting clients during sessions to cleaning stalls, arenas, and offices, there is always something to do to help maintain a clean functioning atmosphere for our clients, their families, and our horses. Refuge is open 8 am-7 pm Monday through Thursday, 8 am-5 pm on Friday, we are closed on weekends. We are looking for volunteers who can commit to a minimum of 4 hours a week. 

If you would like to learn more about volunteering and other opportunities, please email Arianna Panduro at volunteer@refugeservices.org or call 806-748-7202 to schedule an interview and receive a tour!

Looking for an opportunity to get involved and make a difference? Whether you are a student (over age 16 years of age) looking for experience or an adult just wanting to give back. We would be honored to have you as part of our team. We love and value our volunteers for all they do and know without you we could not serve our clients so effectively. It is a privilege to be here and we are thankful for everyone involved!! 

Our volunteers help us in many different ways. From assisting clients during sessions to cleaning offices, arenas, and stalls, there is always something to do to help maintain a clean functioning atmosphere for our clients, their families, and our horses.

The Refuge is open 8 am-7 pm Monday through Thursday, 8 am-5 pm on Friday, we are closed on weekends.

If you would like to learn more about volunteering and other opportunities, please email Arianna Panduro our volunteer coordinator at volunteer@refugeservices.org or call 806-748-7202 to schedule an interview and receive a tour!

Each month, Open Door provides essential hygiene support to 125 + households in our Supportive and Survivor Housing programs. These everyday items like soap, shampoo, and deodorant make a powerful difference in our neighbors' health, dignity, and confidence. But keeping our hygiene shelves full is always a challenge. That's where you come in! We would love for you to host a donation drive at your church, place of business, or with your friend group. Here are some of our most needed items.

Bar soap or body wash

2-in-1 shampoo + conditioner

Deodorant

You are welcome to deliver the hygiene items to our campus at 1918 13th street or give us a call and we'll do a porch pick-up. Thank you for your support of our work with people in poverty, homelessness, and sex trafficking.

Our ESL program is bustling with non-native English speakers eager to learn the language, and they're seeking your assistance! This volunteer opportunity offers complete flexibility: you can opt for one-on-one tutoring or assist a teacher in the classroom.

If you choose the one-on-one approach, you and your student can arrange your schedule and meeting place according to your preferences.

Alternatively, if you opt for the classroom setting, we offer various days, times, and locations to accommodate your availability.

We supply all necessary curriculum and materials, along with available training, to ensure you're fully equipped to positively impact your student, their family, and the community!

We'd love to connect with you if you're keen on fostering connectedness, independence, and hope!

Our 35-year mission is straightforward: to develop and implement programs that promote literacy. We firmly believe that education and literacy levels underpin many contemporary challenges. Literacy significantly influences a wide array of socioeconomic issues, including incarceration rates, health outcomes, employment opportunities, and poverty levels. We are convinced that the most effective pathway to improving one's circumstances is through education, and we advocate for making this journey accessible, available, and free to all who seek it.

At Literacy Lubbock, we are dedicated to transforming lives and contributing to improving our world through the individuals within our community. We recognize that knowledge is power and are committed to disseminating it far and wide.

○ Teaching individuals how to sew, encompassing basic techniques like
stitches to more advanced garment construction.
○ Developing lessons that cater to different skill levels and learning styles.
○ Clearly demonstrating sewing techniques and providing hands-on
guidance.
○ Evaluating student progress and providing constructive feedback.
○ Creating a safe, organized, and positive learning environment.
○ Ensuring the availability of necessary tools and materials.
○ Participating in events and potentially collaborating with others
involved in the organization.

Did you end the holidays with extra wrapping paper, bows, bags, and boxes? We’d love to put it to good use! We’re collecting unused or gently used wrapping supplies left over from the holiday season.  Donated items will be used to wrap gifts for the children and families we serve, helping make their holiday season feel special and celebrated.

Your post-holiday donations help us stay stocked and ready for upcoming celebrations and holidays. What might be leftover in your closet can become part of a meaningful moment for a family in our programs.

Donations can be dropped off during regular business hours or coordinated by emailing the Volunteer Engagement Coordinator at: azurie.rodriguez@buckner.org

The Communities In Schools program at Legacy Elementary seeks volunteers to play, teach, or learn chess alongside students. They love to practice their skills! Contact Site Coordinator Ashlie Sanchez at 806-370-1082 or ashlie.sanchez@cissouthplains.org for more information

**ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST PASS A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK**

Volunteer with Vitalant – Blood Drive Support
Help save lives right here in Lubbock!

Donating blood is one powerful way to make a difference—but you can also support our mission by volunteering your time. As a Blood Drive Volunteer, you'll play an essential role in creating a positive experience for blood donors and helping patients receive the lifesaving blood they need.

We need help at our Donation Center in Lubbock and at Mobile Blood Drive within the community of Lubbock, TX. 

What you'll do:

Greet and check-in donors with a warm welcome

Provide pre-donation materials and answer general questions

Keep the refreshment/hospitality area stocked, clean, and comfortable for donors after they give blood

Offer promotional items (when available) and encourage donors to give the best product for their blood type

Monitor donor flow to ensure everything runs smoothly

Deliver outstanding customer service from start to finish

Report any concerns to staff, such as donors feeling unwell

Assist with reminder or rescheduling calls, as needed

Qualifications/Requirements:

Required Training: 

To learn more about our volunteer opportunities and positions, click the link here: Vitalant Volunteer Portal.

* A full pantry.

* Clothes that fit.

* Everyday items that bring comfort.

These are the things our kids need today. If you’ve been wondering how to help in a simple but powerful way, our current needs list is a great place to start. Thank you for showing up for our kids in such practical, life-giving ways. 

○ Responsible for planning, organizing, and executing fundraising
campaigns to secure financial support.

○ Cultivate relationships with donors
○ Manage fundraising events
○ Ensure that fundraising goals are met
○ Track fundraising progress, manage budgets, and ensure accurate
recording of donations.
○ Supervise and support fundraising volunteers, providing training and
guidance.
○ Participating in events and potentially collaborating with others
involved in the organization.

○ Responsible for promoting the Organization’s services using online
channels.
○ Utilize various platforms like social media, search engines, email, and
websites to increase drive and interest in the organization and members
involvement.
○ Creating engaging content, running targeted campaigns, and interacting
with followers to build brand awareness and drive engagement.
○ Participating in events and potentially collaborating with others
involved in the organization.
○ Ensuring the availability of necessary tools and materials.
○ Good with a camera, video recording, and editing

Challenger Little League is seeking volunteer coaches who have a heart for working with children and individuals with physical and developmental disabilities. This league is about inclusion, encouragement, and joy, using baseball as the vehicle to build confidence, friendships, and unforgettable experiences.

You don’t need to be a baseball expert—a basic understanding of the game, patience, and a positive attitude are what matter most. Coaches help guide practices and games, celebrate every success, and ensure each player feels supported and included on the field.

Who We’re Looking For:

If you’re passionate about making a difference and believe everyone deserves a chance to play, this volunteer role is for you.

Volunteer with Vitalant – Blood Drive Support
Help save lives right here in Lubbock!

Donating blood is one powerful way to make a difference—but you can also support our mission by volunteering your time. As a Blood Drive Volunteer, you'll play an essential role in creating a positive experience for blood donors and helping patients receive the lifesaving blood they need.

We need help at our Donation Center in Lubbock and at Mobile Blood Drive within the community of Lubbock, TX. 

What you'll do:

Greet and check-in donors with a warm welcome

Provide pre-donation materials and answer general questions

Keep the refreshment/hospitality area stocked, clean, and comfortable for donors after they give blood

Offer promotional items (when available) and encourage donors to give the best product for their blood type

Monitor donor flow to ensure everything runs smoothly

Deliver outstanding customer service from start to finish

Report any concerns to staff, such as donors feeling unwell

Assist with reminder or rescheduling calls, as needed

Qualifications/Requirements:

Required Training: 

To learn more about our volunteer opportunities and positions, click the link here: Vitalant Volunteer Portal.

Looking for a meaningful way to spend your summer here in Lubbock?

Refuge Services is inviting volunteers (ages 16+) to be part of something bigger this season. Whether you're a student on summer break wanting hands-on experience or someone looking to give back in a purposeful way, there’s a place for you here.

Refuge Services is a nonprofit organization based in Lubbock that provides equine-assisted therapies designed to support the whole person- body, mind, and spirit. Founded in 1999, Refuge offers services such as hippotherapy, therapeutic riding, and equine-assisted psychotherapy to children, adolescents, and adults in a safe, supportive, and Christian environment.

Through the unique partnership between clients, licensed professionals, and horses, individuals are able to work on physical, emotional, cognitive, and relational goals in ways that often go beyond traditional therapy. Refuge Services is committed to helping individuals and families overcome challenges, build confidence, strengthen relationships, and experience meaningful growth and healing.

Summer is one of our busiest and most impactful times, and our volunteers make it all possible. Your time, energy, and willingness to serve help create a safe, encouraging environment where clients can grow physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

As a volunteer, you might:

Assist during client sessions alongside instructors and therapists

Help care for our horses and maintain stalls and arenas

Support behind-the-scenes needs to keep our facility running smoothly

Be part of creating a welcoming, uplifting space for families and clients

Every role plays a part in changing lives- and no experience with horses is required, just a willing heart.

Hours of Operation:
Monday–Thursday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Closed weekends

If you’re ready to make your summer count, we’d love to connect with you.

More Information: https://refugeservices.org/volunteer-application-process/

Contact:

Arianna Panduro

Volunteer Coordinator | Refuge Services

8405 South M.L.K. Jr Blvd | Lubbock, TX 79453

volunteer@refugeservices.org | (806) 748-7202

Guadalupe-Parkway Neighborhood Centers, Inc. is committed to meet the needs of the community by providing programs that give individuals and families opportunities to learn, develop self-esteem and realize their full potential.

We are looking for Math tutors to help children in elementary and junior high to better further and increase their education. 

MEAL DELIVERY:  If you are looking for a warm, fuzzy feeling try delivering meals to the homebound, elderly or disabled of our community; it only takes about an hour.  There are approximately 12 to 15 meals per route. Meals are delivered Monday through Friday, but you can deliver as often or as little as you would like; once a week, once a month, substitute or permanent.

A brief orientation is required and you may complete your volunteer forms at lubbockmealsonwheels.org. 

Sometimes our volunteers are the only people our clients see.  Your visit is much more than just a meal, it is a friendly face checking on someone in need.  Join our volunteer family and make a difference.

Volunteer drivers, both regular and substitute, are needed each weekday to deliver meals. You do not need to commit to a set schedule to volunteer for LMOW. Some drivers prefer to take the same route on the same day each week whereas others prefer to just substitute when needed. For many of our clients, the LMOW volunteer may be the only person they see during the day. That daily human contact is just as important as the nutritious meal they are receiving. Each route takes approximately 1 hour to deliver. Most routes have 10 – 16 clients. A background check and one hour orientation is required for all delivery volunteers.

If you would like to try us out first, we can pair you up with one of our volunteers for a ‘ride-along’.  Just give us a call at (806)792-7971.

Delivery volunteer opportunities are available from 10:45 am – Noon, Monday – Friday.  Non-delivery volunteer opportunities are available throughout the day Monday through Friday.

If you would like to volunteer, give us a call at 806-792-7971, or
you may fill out our Volunteer Application Form online: https://lubbockmealsonwheels.org/volunteer/apply/

PLEASE BE SURE TO COME BACK HERE AND LOG YOUR HOURS!

PLEASE use think link to get signed up: https://lubbock-impact.vomo.org/opportunity/foundations-of-healing-medical-clinic

To be approved to serve in the Foundations of Healing Medical Clinic:

Lubbock Impact's Foundations of Healing Medical Clinic will provide you with all supplies needed to complete your duties. Please wear closed toed shoes and comfortable clothing (no shorts please).

Seeking male and female volunteers to help serve lunch for youth in junior high school, 2–4 times per month. Volunteers will be partnering with Brittany and Devin’s Angels, which has an MOU with local communities, schools, and Lubbock ISD.

A Morale Committee Chair's job is to improve employee morale and build a positive work environment. This role involves planning and implementing social activities, recognizing employee achievements, and addressing morale issues. They also act as a point of contact for employees, facilitating communication and addressing concerns.

○ Supports the organization's Morale Chair, in managing students and
volunteers birthday reminders and staff’s work anniversary tasks and
ensuring proper encouragement and positive environment.

○ May involve duties such as preparing games and tasks for any and all
events (for staff and student’s)
○ Maintaining a positive and uplifting mood and work space for all
involved with the program
○ Assisting with communication among board members and others
involved with the organization.
○ May also be involved in other tasks, such as creating games for
meetings, making/creating “icebrakers”, or assisting with fundraising
efforts.
○ In essence, the morale chair assistant acts as a key support person for
the Morale Chair, helping to ensure the smooth and efficient functioning
of the organization's positive build and the wellbeing of all those in the
program.
○ Help the Morale Chair ensure everyone is seen, heard, and knows they
have a purpose/ value in life as well as in the organization.
○ Participating in events and potentially collaborating with others
involved in the organization.

Help kids with movie-themed games and activities and make sure everyone is having fun!

Register Here: https://form.jotform.com/260215185049151

We're hiring here at the YWCA! We currently have multiple positions open If you or someone you know is interested.
Click here to learn more about our open positions and to apply!

Support is focused on setup at Rodgers Park for the movie shown in the park, helping with games and pre-show activities, and event transition support.

Sign up here: https://form.jotform.com/261314250539149

Please donate new Christmas cards to the Stockings project. These Christmas cards, with encouraging messages written inside, will be stuffed inside of the stockings being sent to our US military.

Also, please save and donate any Christmas cards you have received to be used for decorating the stockings and making handmade cards.  Gold, silver, green, and red glitter glue is used to attach the pictures from the (used) Christmas cards onto the denim, or in making homemade cards. Donations of glitter glue would be very welcome! 

Please contact Dona (441-3558 or stockingsproject@aol.com) to pick up your donations.

Fabrics, thread, felt, ribbons, lace, rickrack, buttons, straight pins, fabric glue, glitter glue, used Christmas cards, and other items used to sew and decorate stockings are needed.  

Please contact Dona to pick up your items: (806) 441-3558 or stockingsproject@aol.com.

If you are doing some early spring cleaning - save those old short sleeve shirts for us! We can use these to make dog toys for several of our Agency Partners!

Contact Hanne-Lise Parker @ the Volunteer Center to set up a good time to drop them off to us!

Organization photographer will take photos and videos during all  Seeds of Encouragement events.

Experience preferred.

The Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) is highly effective and ensures meaningful parent engagement, develops parent leadership skills, and supports our Program’s success.