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Fort Worth I.S.D. provides programs and services to assist pregnant and parenting students, including teen fathers, to remain in or return to school through the Adolescent Pregnancy Services Project Reach. Criminal background check is required by the District. Volunteers needed for client contact. Volunteer training required (on-going as needed).

 

Address: 3150 McCart, Ste. 247, Fort Worth, TX 76110
Contact Person: Nina M. Jackson
Telephone: 817-814-3320
Email: nina.jackson1@fwisd.org
Website: http://www.fwisd.org/

PLEASE NOTE: Due to COVID-19 the Library's volunteer program is currently on hold.

The Fort Worth Library's mission is to welcome and support all people in their enjoyment of reading and recreational materials, and their pursuit of learning and information.

General Service Needs

Volunteers for special events and projects as needed.

 

Address: Fort Worth, TX - 16 locations. The Coordinator's office is at the main Central Library, 500 W 3rd Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Contact Person: Tabitha Butler
Telephone: 817-392-2045
Email: volunteer@fortworthtexas.gov
Website: http://fortworthtexas.gov/library/
General Service Needs Academic tutors for scholars; childcare volunteers for special events on Saturdays (3–4 months per year); special event support.
Address Fully remote at this time
Contact Person Courtney Taylor-El — Director of Dallas Programming
Telephone 214-301-3972
Email courtney@generationhope.org
Website www.generationhope.org

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All GS-TOP offices, retail shops*, and camp properties remain closed until further notice.

At Girl Scouts, girls unleash her inner G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™!

How? Through the Girl Scout Leadership Experience—a collection of engaging, challenging, and fun activities like earning badges, going on awesome trips, selling cookies, exploring science, getting outdoors, and doing community service projects.

Girls lead her own adventure (it’s her world!) and team up with other girls in an all-girl environment to choose the exciting, hands-on activities that interest her most. Along the way, she’ll gain important skills in four areas that form the foundation of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience:

  • Science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)
  • Outdoors
  • Life Skills
  • Entrepreneurship

The Result? A Lifetime of Leadership!

In fact, being a Girl Scout helps girls thrive in five key ways. As a Girl Scout, she:

  • Develops a strong sense of self
  • Displays positive values
  • Seeks challenges and learns from setbacks
  • Forms and maintains healthy relationships
  • Learns to identify and solve problems in her community

Volunteer for Girl Scouts. Help girls become the very best they can be.

Tasks Available for UTA Students

Serve as long or short term troop leaders; event planning committees; sharing your expertise at girl workshops or adult trainings; chaperone field trips; volunteer to help with after school programs; seasonal paid staff at Girl Scout Resident Camp.

 

Address: 4901 Briarhaven Rd., Fort Worth, TX 76109
Contact Person: Chloe Martinez, Community Engagement Lead
Telephone: (972) 757-6490
Email:

raldana@gs-top.org

Website: http://www.gs-top.org/

General Service Needs

Radiant G Circle Weekly Volunteers:
• Attend weekly school sessions.
• Facilitate ice breakers, group activities, and discussions.
• Assist the program lead on-site.


Power Chats Volunteers:
• Participate in structured discussions with youth.
• Engage in events like Radiant G Circle groups, conferences, and summer camps.
• Share career insights and personal experiences


Tasks Available for UTA Students:

Radiant G Circle Volunteer Tasks:
• Commit to weekly sessions for a semester (approx. 8 weeks).
• Support the lead facilitator in empowering girls.
• Facilitate activities and discussions.

Power Chats Volunteer Tasks:
• Participate in a one-time event in the Fall or Spring.
• Engage in structured discussions with youth.
• Commit to a 1–2-hour session at a nearby campus.

Address: 2801 S I-35 Frontage Rd #110, Austin, TX 78741
Contact Person: Erika Martinez, Program Manager
Telephone: (469) 449-2167
Email: erika@girlsempowermentnetwork.org
Website: www.girlsempowermentnetwork.org/get-involved/volunteer

Girls Incorporated of Tarrant County inspires all girls to become strong, smart and bold. Girls Inc. provides after-school and summer childcare for youth ages 5-12. Services include tutoring, prevention program, field trips, snacks, speakers and indoor/outdoor activities. Teen Center services are provided at the Girls Inc. Center on New York Avenue. Programs include Preventing Adolescent Pregnancy, Substance Abuse Prevention, Operation SMART (Science, Math and Relevant Technology,) College and Career services, tutoring, field trips, sports, crafts and social service projects. Volunteer training is required.

 

Address: 2820 Matlock Road, Arlington, TX 76015
Contact Person: Amy Rasor
Telephone: 817-468-0306
Email: arasor@girlsinctarrant.org
Website: http://www.girlsinctarrant.org/
General Service Needs Programs: guest speaking, event registration, material prep; Outcomes: data analysis & impact assessment; HR: talent acquisition; Marketing: media relations; IT: technology infrastructure & cybersecurity consulting.
Address 2351 W Northwest Hwy #3350, Dallas, TX 75220
Contact Person Shane Woods — Executive Director
Telephone (682) 478-7100 / (512) 916-4775
Email shane@girlstart.org
Website www.girlstart.org

Goodwill Industries of Fort Worth is launching our first every Goodwill Ambassador program. The Goodwill Campus Ambassador Program is a marketing volunteer program for students that are college sophomores and juniors at Universities in the Goodwill Industries of Fort Worth territory. The program is meant to provide them with an opportunity to work on their professional development skills, increase their campus involvement, gain marketing experience, and receive early exposure on how to become competitive in the non-profit and environmental sustainability sectors.

Ambassadors would promote Goodwill events on their campus and help with small and large scale events.

There will be a orientation in August and the program runs August through December. It will run again in the spring from January to May. We are looking for volunteers who are Sophomores or Juniors who are able to serve for one academic semester or year.

 

Address: 4005 Campus Drive Fort Worth, TX 76119
Contact Person: Shay Dial Johnson, Director of Marketing and Administration
Telephone: 817-332-7866
Email:

communityengagament@goodwillfw.org

Website: http://www.goodwillfortworth.org/

 

We are Green Oaks Education and Support, Inc.! We are dedicated to providing private educational programs for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Our goal is to create inclusive learning environments that foster growth and personal development. We invite passionate individuals to join us in our classrooms and make a difference in our students' lives. Together, we can create an inclusive community where everyone is valued and supported.

 

 


Tasks Available for UTA Students
  • Working in classrooms and/or one-on-one with students:

    1. Assisting teachers in lesson planning and preparation.
    2. Providing tutoring or academic support to individual students.
    3. Organizing and leading educational activities or workshops for students.
    4. Mentoring students and offering guidance in their academic pursuits.
    5. Facilitating group discussions or study sessions.

 

  • Projects related to marketing, human resources

    1. Conducting market research and analysis to identify target audiences and develop marketing strategies.
    2. Assisting in the creation and implementation of marketing campaigns or social media plans.
    3. Updating and maintaining databases or systems related to human resources.
 

 

Address:

500 Houston Street Arlington, TX 76011

Contact Person:

Jean Jewell

Telephone:

817-861-5000

Email: jeanjewell@greenoaksschool.org
Website: https://www.greenoaksinc.org/

Helping Hands for Single Moms Dallas assists single mom families while mom pursues a college education. We come along side mom as a resource by providing her with a monthly stipend, free AAA membership, auto repair assistance, and community support through our single mom college community meetings. We also provide gifts to our families during the holidays as well as organize family outing throughout the year. Our mission is to help moms reach her goals of graduating and becoming gainfully employed, to achieve financial independence while building a positive family legacy.

General Service Needs
Donated Services: Legal advice, basic estate planning, dental, optical, hair salon, and professional counseling. Resource Networker: Secure quality giveaway items, community sponsors, fundraising, event door prizes / gift certificates, used cars in running condition, and family outings. Board Member: Individuals with strong community ties to foster growth of the organization, assist staff, and support our moms.

What tasks are available for UT Arlington students to help with?
Videographer to capture and edit footage of our speakers at our Single Mom College Community meetings each month.

 

Address: 2121 Surrey Lane, McKinney, TX 75072
Contact Person:

Ashley Hickey, Development Director

Telephone: 972-220-9589
Email:

ashley.hickey@helpinghandsforsinglemoms.org

Website: https://helpinghandsforsinglemoms.org/

Corporation for National and Community Service

CNCS is a federal agency that brings Americans together to serve communities. They tap the can-do spirit of the Americans to tackle some of our nation's most pressing challenges.

CNCS Website