To participate in any way, click on the contact form tab
If you are interested in a specific cause, write about it in the message area of the form.
Volunteers of All ages
Use your talents to support your favorite cause. Participate in our 9 week sessions learning about our featured non-profit, developing a project to support them, and presenting your projects to the public by using our booth at Discovery Green Park in Downtown Houston. Create awareness campaigns, sell your crafts and share proceeds, help come up with project ideas and learn how to manage projects and plan events. Some of the tasks can be done via email or in separate meetings with your family, groups of friends, and scout groups. Click on ‘Contact Form’ on the list of tabs on the right and fill out our form. You’ll receive an email about when the next session starts.
Teen Volunteers
Join other teens to research volunteer opportunities, schedule group volunteering events, develop projects and plan events. Visit www.DoSomething.org and www.rootsandshoots.org and start a group or search for projects. Let us know if you need support starting a group or developing a project idea. Let us know if you’d like to provide support to our younger volunteers in our 9 week sessions. Click on ‘Contact Form’ on the list of tabs on the right and fill out our form. You’ll receive an email about when the next session starts.
Other organizations we wish to support. Contact for volunteer opportunities:
United Cerebral Palsy Summer Camp Volunteers Needed
Santa Maria Hostel
Last Organic Outpost Farm volunteers needed
Friends For Life Animal Adoption and Compassion in Action Center
Healing Species of Texas
Boys and Girls Clubs Greater Houston
Other organizations with lists or groups of volunteer opportunities:
http://www.volunteerhouston.org
http://www.americorps.org/about/ac/index.asp
http://www.peacejam.org/
http://www.leagueworldwide.org/index.php?option=com_events&view=whatstheleague§ion=1&Itemid=110
http://blossominternational.org/about.htm
http://www.dosomething.org/
http://www.ysa.org/