Greater Austin Area Volunteer Opportunities

If you know of an organization or you work for an organization that you would like to have listed on our site, please email us at richard@cainsellsaustin.com.  Please also feel free to alert us to any changes with regards to the organizations that are listed.

 

Agape Pregnancy Resource Center

• Agape offers opportunities for families to prepare themselves physically, emotionally and spiritually for the birth of their child. Volunteers assist with the client intake registration process.
• 104 E. Main Ave., Round Rock
• 248-8200
• www.agapeprc.com

AIDS Services of Austin

• The mission of AIDS Services of Austin (ASA) is to respond to the HIV needs of the Austin area by providing services that enhance the health and well-being of individuals and the community in the face of an evolving epidemic.
• P.O. Box 4874, Austin, 78765
• 406-6163
• www.asaustin.org/

American Cancer Society

• The American Cancer Society hopes to reduce the cancer mortality rate and cancer incidents through early detection, prevention and advocacy. Volunteer opportunities include the Road to Recovery and Reach to Recovery programs, assisting at health fairs, fundraising and office duties.
• 2433 Ridgepoint Drive, Ste. B, Austin, 78754
• 919-1800
• www.cancer.org

American Red Cross of Central Texas

• The Red Cross ensures disaster planning, preparedness, community disaster education, mitigation and response, as well as assisting military members and their families in times of crisis. Red Cross volunteers perform a variety of services including assisting in disaster relief, case work processing and staffing shelters.
• 2218 Pershing Drive, Austin, 78723
• 928-4271
• www.centex.redcross.org

Angel Food Ministries - Christians Helping Christians

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing grocery relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States. Volunteers help with the distribution and unloading of goods.
• 408 W. University Ave., Georgetown
• 863-7213
• www.angelfoodministries.com

Angel Food Ministries - Covenant International Ministries

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing discounted groceries to citizens in communities throughout the United States. Volunteers help with the distribution and unloading of goods.
• 900 E. Main Ave., Round Rock
• 310-9159
• www.covenantinternationalministries.net

Angel Food Ministries - CrossPointe Community Church

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing grocery relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States. Volunteers help with the distribution and unloading of goods.
• 3705 Old Georgetown Road, Taylor
• 365-0857
• crosspointetaylor.org

Angel Food Ministries - Hill Country Nazarene Church

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing grocery relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States. Volunteers help with the distribution and unloading of goods.
• 1750 Bagdad Road, Cedar Park
• 259-0881
• www.hcnaz.org

Angel Food Ministries - Household of Faith Christian Fellowship Church

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing grocery relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States.
• 1205 Round Rock Ave., Ste. 109, Round Rock
• 341-9377
• www.thehouseonline.org

Angel Food Ministries - LifePointe Fellowship

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing grocery relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States. Volunteers help with distribution and unloading of donated goods.
• 1008 Carl Stern Blvd., Hutto
• 846-1989
• www.LPFonline.org

Angel Food Ministries - Northwest Hills United Methodist Church

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing grocery relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States. Volunteers help with distribution and unloading of donated goods.
• 7050 Village Center Drive, Austin, 78731
• 345-1743
• www.nwfeedingtheflock.com

Angel Food Ministries - PromiseLand Georgetown

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing grocery relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States.
• 2806 Mesquite Lane, Georgetown
• 863-9012
• www.plgt.org

Angel Food Ministries - South Austin Church of the Nazarene

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing grocery relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States. Volunteers help with distribution and unloading of donated goods.
• 6711 Manchaca Road, Austin, 78745
• 442-8476
• www.southaustinchurch.org

Angel Food Ministries - Unlimited Power Ministries

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing grocery relief and financial support to communities throughout the United States. Volunteers help with distribution and unloading of donated goods.
• 800 E. Rio Grande St., Taylor
• 589-1116
• www.angelfoodministries.com

Angel Food Ministries - Woodlawn Baptist Church

• Angel Food Ministries is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing grocery relief to communities throughout the United States. Volunteers help with the distribution and unloading of goods.
• 4600 Manchaca Road, Austin, 78745
• 892-2197
• www.woodlawnbc.org

Annunciation Maternity Home

• Annunciation Maternity Homes offers new beginnings to teenagers and women experiencing crisis pregnancy. Volunteer opportunities include mentoring and life skills training for mothers, administrative support and helping at special events.
• 3610 Shell Road, Georgetown
• 864-7755
• www.thematernityhome.org

Any Baby Can

• Any Baby Can provides education, therapy and family support to needy families. Volunteers offer homework help, literacy training and childcare.
• 1121 E. Seventh St., Austin, 78702
• 334-4452
• www.abcaus.org

Austin Child Guidance Center

• The Austin Child Guidance Center works to improve the mental health of children through treatment and emotional skills training. Volunteers play with and evaluate children waiting for appointments.
• 810 W. 45th St., Austin, 78751
• 451-2242
• www.austinchildguidance.org

Austin Children's Museum

• Austin Children's Museum teaches science and problem solving skills. Volunteers facilitate learning by working directly with children or behind the scenes.
• 201 Colorado St., Austin, 78701
• 472-2499
• www.austinkids.org

Austin Children's Shelter

• The Austin Children's Shelter provides care and shelter to abused and neglected children. Volunteers help by offering supervision, tutoring and positive interaction or by working in the office or kitchen.
• 804 Rio Grande, Ste. C, Austin, 78701
• 499-0090
• www.austinchildrenshelter.org

Austin Dog Alliance

• The Austin Dog Alliance is a rescue organization offering community education programs and pet therapy training. Volunteers participate in youth activities, event coordinating, administrative tasks and marketing.
• 1705 Paseo Corto Drive, Cedar Park
• 219-8793
• www.austindogalliance.org

Austin Habitat for Humanity

• Habitat for Humanity teams build quality houses for impoverished families. Volunteers assist in construction or do clerical tasks.
• 55 N. IH 35, Ste. 240, Austin, 78702
• 472-8788
• www.austinhabitat.org

Austin Humane Society

• AHS is the city’s largest no-kill, nonprofit pet adoption center dedicated to saving Austin’s homeless cats and dogs and educating our community about responsible pet ownership and reducing pet overpopulation.
• 124 W. Anderson Lane, Austin, 78752
• 646-7387
• www.austinhumanesociety.org

Austin Museum of Art

• AMOA is dedicated to developing and educating a broad audience for the visual arts in Austin, focusing primarily on 20th-century and contemporary art.
• 823 Congress Ave., Austin, 78701
• 495-9224
• www.amoa.org

Austin Parks Foundation

• Austin Parks Foundation is committed to providing the resources and partnerships that create and sustain beautiful and active parks. It seeks to fill the gap between what needs to be done and what its parks department can afford to do.
• 701 Brazos St., Ste. 170, Austin, 78701
• 477-1566
• www.austinparks.org

Austin Partners in Education

• Partners in Education provides college and career readiness for AISD students. Volunteers provide tutoring and lead study groups for students.
• 701 Brazos St., Ste. 480, Austin, 78701
• 637-0900
• www.austinpartners.org

Austin Pregnancy Resource Center

• Austin PRC helps women with unplanned pregnancies sort through and decide their options while giving accurate and factual information in a confidential and welcoming environment. It offers free tests, sonograms and classes.
• 2717 Rio Grande St., Austin, 78705
• 476-7774
• www.austinprc.org

Austin Recovery

• The substance dependence treatment center aims to bring about the in-depth changes that are essential for overcoming addiction.
• 8402 Cross Park Drive, Austin, 78754
• 697-8500
• www.austinrecovery.org

Austin State School - Volunteer Services Council

• The Volunteer Services Council for Austin State School is dedicated to enhance the quality of life for individuals with mental retardation. Volunteers befriend residents and assist with classes and special events.
• 2203 W. 35th St., Austin, 78703
• 374-6048
• www.aussvsc.org

Austin Time Exchange Network

• The Austin Time Exchange Network (ATEN) enables individuals to exchange services with one another by sharing skills within a network of people in Greater Austin. ATEN’s goal is to serve as a bridge between people from different economic, social and ethnic backgrounds by providing the opportunity for interaction through the exchanging of services.
• P.O. Box 301033, Austin, 78703
• 636-7241
• www.austintimeexchange.org

Austin Yellow Bike Project

• The Austin Yellow Bike Project (YBP) is a community supported, all-volunteer, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing human-powered transportation for the people of Austin, running a community bike shop and educating kids and adults.
• 1307 Leona St., Austin, 78702
• 457-9880
• www.austinyellowbike.org

Austin Zoo & Animal Sanctuary

• Austin Zoo & Animal Sanctuary is a pleasant Hill Country zoo where the people of Austin can come to learn about the animals close up, spend some time outdoors getting exercise and have fun. Volunteers help out with office tasks, groundskeeping and some animal care, depending on experience.
• 10807 Rawhide Trail, Austin, 78736
• 288-1490
• www.austinzoo.org

Ballet Austin

• A company wholly committed to bringing the art of dance to thousands, including those who might not otherwise have the opportunity, Ballet Austin maintains a multifaceted approach to dance education.
• 501 W. Third St., Austin, 78701
• 476-9151
• www.balletaustin.org

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas

• Big Brothers Big Sisters pairs volunteers with young people in need of mentoring and positive role models.
• 1400 Tillery St., Austin, 78721
• 472-5437
• www.bbbscentraltx.org

Bikes for Goodness Sake Foundation

• The mission of Bikes for Goodness Sake is to provide bike shop quality bikes to kids in need to give joy in the way that only a bicycle can.
• 12530 Research Blvd., Austin, 78759
• 680-8659
• www.bikesfgs.org

Blue Santa

• The purpose of Operation Blue Santa is to bring some Christmas cheer to families that might not otherwise have gifts and food. The organization was started by the Austin Police Department in 1972 and includes the Texas National Guard, the Austin Fire Department, Austin Parks and Recreation and Austin Energy.
• 4101 S. Industrial Drive, Ste. 260, Austin, 78744
• 220-2583
• www.bluesanta.org

Bluebonnet Trails MHMRC

• Bluebonnet Trails provides services for mental health and mental retardation.
• 1009 Georgetown St., Round Rock
• 255-1720
• www.bluebonnetmhmr.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Texas, Inc. - Stonehaven Unit

• Boys & Girls Clubs offer programs and services to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
• 210 W. 18th St., Georgetown
• 868-3700
• www.stonehaven.cbgclub.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area - Ann Richards Girls Club

• Boys & Girls Clubs offer programs and services to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
• 2206 Prather Lane, Austin, 78704
• 983-8604
• www.besomebodytosomebody.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area - Bedichek Boys & Girls Club

• Boys & Girls Clubs offer programs and services to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
• 6800 Bill Hughes, Austin, 78745
• 983-8606
• www.besomebodytosomebody.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area - Burnet Middle School

• Boys & Girls Clubs offer programs and services to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
• 303 W. Johanna St., Austin, 78704
• 444-7199
• www.besomebodytosomebody.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area - Kealing Boys & Girls Club

• Boys & Girls Clubs offer programs and services to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
• 1607 Pennsylvania Ave., Austin, 78702
• 983-8605
• www.besomebodytosomebody.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area - Lanier High School Unit

• Boys & Girls Clubs offer programs and services to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
• 1201 Payton Gin Road, Austin, 78758
• 983-8607
• www.besomebodytosomebody.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area - Pearce Boys & Girls Club

• Boys & Girls Clubs offer programs and services to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
• 6401 N. Hampton Drive, Austin, 78723
• 983-8609
• www.besomebodytosomebody.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area - Reagan Unit

• Boys & Girls Clubs offer programs and services to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
• 3401 Berkman, Austin, 78752
• 695-2674
• www.besomebodytosomebody.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area - South Austin Unit

• Boys & Girls Clubs offer programs and services to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
• 303 Johanna, Austin, 78704
• 444-6369
• www.besomebodytosomebody.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area - Webb Middle School

• Boys & Girls Clubs offer programs and services to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
• 601 E. St. John's Ave., Austin, 78752
• 657-3802
• www.besomebodytosomebody.org

Breast Cancer Resource Center - Austin

• The Breast Cancer Resource Centers of Texas is a grass roots, nonprofit organization created by breast cancer survivors. The center exists to serve women with breast cancer, their families and support systems, women who have questions about screening and biopsy and others in the community who are concerned about breast cancer issues.
• Park St. David's, 900 E. 30th St., Ste. 108, Austin, 78705
• 544-0900
• www.bcrc.org

Breast Cancer Resource Center - Round Rock

• The Breast Cancer Resource Centers of Texas is a grass roots, nonprofit organization created by breast cancer survivors. The center exists to serve women with breast cancer, their families and support systems, women who have questions about screening and biopsy and others in the community who are concerned about breast cancer issues.
• P.O. Box 300040, Austin, 78703
• 248-2645
• www.bcrc.org

Brown Santa

• Brown Santa is a community service organization of the Travis County Sheriff's Office and the other organizations and volunteers that staff it. The goal is to provide assistance to families in need in the unincorporated areas of Travis County.
• 15400 Long Vista Drive, Ste. 101, Austin, 78728
• 247-2682
• www.brownsanta.org

Camp Agape Bereavement Camp for Children

• Camp Agape is a summer camp program designed specifically for children who have suffered the loss of a loved one. The free, Christian-based service offers all the fun of a typical summer camp, along with group-therapy activities to assist the children with their bereavement process.
• 830-385-8916
• www.campagapetexas.org

Cancer Connection

• Cancer Connection, formerly CanCare Austin, is a growing network of cancer survivors and their family members offering hope and companionship for individuals and families affected by cancer. Volunteers visit cancer patients and their family members at hospitals and oncology centers. They provide refreshments, information and emotional support.
• 3710 Cedar St., Ste. 213, Austin, 78705
• 342-0233
• www.thecancerconnection.org

Capital Area Food Bank

• The Capital Area Food Bank works to end hunger in the Austin area. Volunteers ensure donated food is suitable for distribution.
• 8201 S. Congress Ave., Austin, 78745
• 282-2111
• www.austinfoodbank.org

Capital IDEA

• Capital IDEA is a partnership between Austin Interfaith and the Central Texas business community. The group's goal is to connect dedicated, hard-working job-seekers with employment that will provide good salaries and benefits.
• 401 W. Anderson Ave., Round Rock
• 238-6992
• www.capitalidea.org

Caritas of Austin

• Caritas seeks to establish a continuum of services for impoverished people to link them with the tools they need to obtain self-sufficiency. Volunteers work to provide food and life skills training to clients.
• 611 Neches St., Austin, 78701
• 479-4610
• www.caritasofaustin.org

CASA of Travis County

• CASA of Travis County, Inc. recruits, screens, trains and supervises volunteers to provide “guardian ad litem” representation for abused and neglected children to help them reach a safe and permanent home.
• 6330 E. Hwy. 290, Ste. 350, Austin, 78723
• 459-2272
• www.casatravis.org

Catholic Charities of Central Texas

• Catholic Charities volunteers work in a wide variety of programs that serve the needs of at-risk communities. Volunteers work in several capacities, including the food pantry and mentoring programs.
• 1817 E. Sixth St., Austin, 78702
• 651-6100
• www.ccctx.org

Cedar Park Public Library Foundation

• Volunteers help repair and process books, prepare materials for the children's program and assist with other library needs. Volunteers must be 14 or older and adults must pass a background check.
• 550 Discovery Blvd., Cedar Park
• 401-5600
• www.cedarparktx.us/cp/li.aspx

Celebration of Love

• Celebration of Love works with area school districts and volunteers to give food and gifts to those in need. It also includes the Foreman-Phillips Reaching Out Center, which hosts a food pantry that is open every Friday from 2-5 p.m.
• 15630 Vision Drive, Ste. V, Pflugerville
• 251-4800
• www.celebrationoflove.org

Center for Child Protection

• The Center for Child Protection advocates for victims of abuse or witnesses to violent crimes. Volunteers help with direct care for children and perform support tasks.
• 8509 FM 969, Bldg. 2, Austin, 78724
• 472-1164
• www.centerforchildprotection.org

Central Texas SPCA

• Central Texas SPCA is a no-kill shelter that provides care for homeless animals. Volunteers assist with direct animal care and adoption.
• 909 S. Bagdad Road, Leander
• 260-7722
• www.centraltexasspca.org

Central Texas Trail Tamers

• CTTT is a group of ready volunteers from the general public of Central Texas who donates labor to lessen the burdens of government for projects that enhance public use and protection of environmentally sensitive parks and preserves.
• P.O. Box 12045, Capitol Station, Austin, TX 78711
• 394-9998
• www.trailtamers.org

Charity Craft Volunteer Network

• Charity Craft Volunteer Network and its volunteers create handmade quilts, toys and other items for those in need.
• 9725B Anderson Mill Road, Austin, 78750
• 219-0321
• www.charitycraftcenter.org

Children at Heart Ministries

• Children at Heart Ministries provides specialized services and resources for ministries that care for children and families, including STARRY and Texas Baptist Children's Home in Round Rock.
• 1301 N. Mays St., Round Rock
• 255-3668
• www.childrenatheartministries.org

Children of Fallen Soldiers

• The intent of the project is to provide funding for the college education of children of soldiers killed in the war on terror.
• Round Rock
• 255-2501
• www.childrenoffallensoldiers.com

Children's Support Coalition

• The coalition supports children with mental health needs.
• P.O. Box 817, Round Rock
• 428-7989
• www.childrenssupportcoalition.org

Dell Children’s Medical Center of Central Texas

• Dell Children’s Medical Center of Central Texas is the only dedicated pediatric hospital in Central Texas. Volunteers provide assistance to patients, families and staff and take part in fundraising and community outreach.
• 4900 Mueller Blvd., Austin, 78723
• 324-0161
• www.dellchildrens.net

Easter Seals Central Texas

• Since 1937, Easter Seals Central Texas, originally chartered as the Texas Society for Crippled Children, has been providing services to children and adults with disabilities and their caregivers.
• 1611 Headway Circle, Bldg. 2, Austin, 78754
• 478-2581
• centraltx.easterseals.com

El Buen Samaritano Episcopal Mission

• Since 1987, El Buen Samaritano Episcopal Mission has fulfilled a unique role in Austin as a provider of integrated health care, emergency food, advocacy, leadership, development and basic education for working-poor Hispanic families.
• 7000 Woodhue Drive, Austin, 78745
• 439-0700
• www.elbuen.org

EmanciPet

• EmanciPET is dedicated to preventing animal homelessness and putting an end to euthanasia as a means of population control by providing low-cost or free surgical sterilization of dogs and cats.
• 7201 Lavender Loop, Bldg. J, Austin, 78702
• 587-SPAY
• www.emancipet.org

Fairy Godmother Foundation

• The Fairy Godmother Foundation helps underprivileged high school girls attend their prom, homecoming or any special evening by giving them dresses, surrounding them with positive role models and encouraging future success.
• 501 Tyrone Drive, Leander
• 507-6364
• www.austinfairygodmother.org

Faith in Action Caregivers - Georgetown

• Faith in Action Caregivers assists older adults in maintaining quality of life and independence. Volunteers provide transportation, home repairs and companionship to the elderly.
• 1001 S. Main St., Georgetown
• 868-9544
• www.faithinactioncaregivers.org

Faith in Action Caregivers - North Central Austin

• Faith in Action Caregivers assists older adults in maintaining quality of life and independence. Volunteers provide transportation, home repairs and companionship to the elderly.
• 6800 Woodrow Ave., Austin, 78757
• 453-2273
• www.faithinactioncaregivers.org

Faith in Action Caregivers - Northwest

• Faith in Action Caregivers assists older adults in maintaining quality of life and independence. Volunteers provide transportation, home repairs and companionship to the elderly.
• 10633 Lake Creek Parkway, Austin
• 250-5021
• www.faithinactioncaregivers.org

Faith in Action Caregivers - Pflugerville

• Faith in Action Caregivers assists older adults in maintaining quality of life and independence. Volunteers provide transportation, home repairs and companionship to the elderly.
• 16500 Yellowsage, Pflugerville
• 538-1152
• www.faithinactioncaregivers.org

Faith in Action Caregivers - Round Rock

• Faith in Action Caregivers assists older adults in maintaining quality of life and independence. Volunteers provide transportation, home repairs and companionship to the elderly.
• 2498 E. Palm Valley Blvd., Round Rock
• 310-1060
• www.faithinactioncaregivers.org

Faith in Action Caregivers - South Austin

• Faith in Action Caregivers assists older adults in maintaining quality of life and independence. Volunteers provide transportation, home repairs and companionship to the elderly.
• 205 E. Monroe, Austin, 78704
• 445-5552
• www.faithinactioncaregivers.org

Family Link

• Family Link is a nonprofit organization devoted to linking children who need homes with foster and adoptive parents in the Central Texas region.
• 8700 Manchaca, Unit 604, Austin, 78748
• 945-8953
• www.familylinkkids.com

Foundation Communities

• Volunteers are financial coaches who assist clients in creating concrete short-term and long-term financial goals and provide them with the support and knowledge to reach the established goals.
• 3036 S. First St., Ste. 200, Austin, 78704
• 447-2026
• www.foundcom.org

Foundation for the Homeless

• The mission of Foundation for the Homeless, Inc., is to mobilize the resources of the community of faith to alleviate homelessness in the spirit of compassion, hope and love.
• P.O. Box 28006, Austin, 78755
• 453-6570
• www.foundationforthehomeless.org

Friends of the Austin Public Library

• The Friends is a group of volunteers dedicated to supporting the Austin Public Library. The purpose of the group is to increase the number of Austin citizens who take a profound interest in the library's activities, to promote reading and literacy in the community and to raise awareness of the library's digital resources.
• P.O. Box 2287, Austin, 78768
• 296-4088
• www.austinlibrary.org/site/PageServer?pagename=friend_main

Friends of the Cedar Park Public Library

• The Friends of the Cedar Park Public Library is a nonprofit, supportive group of volunteers, established in September 1980 to promote the library within the community. Its purpose it to support and strengthen the library's resources and services to the public.
• 550 Discovery Blvd., Cedar Park
• 401-5600
• www.cedarparktx.us/cp/li_friends.aspx

Friends of the Georgetown Library

• The Friends run the Second Hand Pros used bookstore in the Georgetown Library. All funds from the bookstore go toward improvement of the library, such as children's activities and special programs.
• 402 W. Eighth St., Georgetown
• 931-7708
• www.folgeorgetown.com

Friends of the Hutto Library

• Friends of the Hutto Library helps fund library programs.
• 205 West St., Hutto
• 759-4008
• www.huttotx.gov/index.asp?nid=111

Friends of the Pflugerville Library

• The mission of the Friends of the Pflugerville Community Library is to provide funds to enhance library programs, publicize specific library activities, support legislation to strengthen libraries and promote literacy and life-long learning.
• P.O. Box 671, Pflugerville
• 251-9185
• www.friendsofpflugervillecommunitylibrary.org

Friends of the Round Rock Library

• The Friends of the Library is a volunteer, nonprofit corporation whose main purpose is to fund the Summer Reading Program. The Friends donates books and related library materials to the library.
• 221 E. Main Ave., Round Rock
• 218-7000
• www.roundrocktexas.gov/home/index.asp?page=749

Friends of the Taylor Public Library

• The Friends of the Library provide a vital role in summer activities at the Taylor Public Library. Each year the Friends solicit sponsorships from local businesses to pay for performers and entertainers for the Summer Reading Program.
• 801 Vance St., Taylor
• 352-3434
• www.ci.taylor.tx.us/index.asp?NID=173

Georgetown Animal Shelter

• The Georgetown Animal Shelter provides care for homeless animals. Volunteers assist with direct animal care and adoption.
• 110 W.L. Walden, Georgetown
• 930-3592
• georgetown.org/departments/animalservices

Georgetown Partners in Education

• Georgetown Partners in Education organizes community resources to benefit students and enrich the educational experience. Volunteers offer mentorship and tutoring to students.
• 2281 N. Austin Ave., Georgetown
• 943-5175
• www.georgetownpie.org

Georgetown Project

• Georgetown Project coordinates community resources to build a healthier environment for children and youth. Volunteers assist in fundraising and youth programs.
• 1003 Ash St., Georgetown
• 943-5198 • 864-3008
• www.georgetownproject.com

Girlstart

• Girlstart volunteers work to encourage girls to pursue interests in math, science and technology through after school programs and mentorship.
• 1400 W. Anderson Lane, Austin, 78757
• 916-4775
• www.girlstart.org

Goodwill Industries of Central Texas

• Goodwill employs people with disabilities. Volunteers work in retail locations performing stocking and customer service duties.
• 2120 N. Mays St., Round Rock
• 388-2911
• www.austingoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of Central Texas

• Goodwill Industries volunteers work in retail locations performing stocking and customer service duties.
• 1015 Norwood Park Blvd., Austin, 78753
• 637-7100
• www.austingoodwill.org

Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County

• Habitat for Humanity teams build quality houses for impoverished families. Volunteers assist in construction and clerical tasks.
• 701 N. Austin Ave., Georgetown
• 863-4344
• www.williamsonhabitat.org

Hands on Central Texas

• Hands On Central Texas, a progam of United Way Capital Area, strenghthens communities though meaningful volunteer action. The organization provides more than 400 volunteer opportunities and projects including Days of Service and Volunteer Leadership.
• 2000 E. Martin Luther King Drive, Austin, 78702
• 225-0388
• www.handsoncentraltexas.org

Heart House Austin

• Heart House Austin is a free after-school program dedicated to providing a safe haven and academic support to low-income children and encouraging them to become good citizens.
• 7224 Northeast Drive, Austin, 78723
• 929-8187
• www.hearthouse.org

Helping Hand Home for Children

• The Helping Hand Home provides theurapeutic foster care for abused and neglected children. Volunteers read to children or help with homework.
• 3804 Avenue B, Austin, 78751
• 459-3353
• www.helpinghandhome.org

Hill Country Community Ministries

• Hill Country Community Ministries is a nonprofit corporation that provides food, clothing and financial assistance for people in crisis or poverty in southwest Williamson and northwest Travis counties.
• 1005 Lacy Drive, Leander
• 259-0360
• www.hccm.org

Hospice Austin

• Hospice Austin provides compassionate, end-of-life care for patients and their families. Volunteers assist staff in caring for patients.
• 4107 Spicewood Springs Road, Ste. 100, Austin, 78759
• 342-4700
• www.hospiceaustin.org

Humane Society of Williamson County

• The Humane Society of Williamson County is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1979. Its missions are to provide innovative programs and services to eliminate pet overpopulation and to improve the lives of pets and people in Williamson County. The minimum volunteer age is 10.
• 10930 E. Crystal Falls Parkway, Leander
• 260-3602
• www.hswc.net

Keep Austin Beautiful

• Keep Austin Beautiful works to beautify and enhance the living environment of the community. Volunteers work in service projects, including creek and road cleanups.
• 105 W. Riverside Drive, Ste. 230, Austin, 78704
• 391-0617
• www.keepaustinbeautiful.org

Knowbility

• Knowbility is a nonprofit organization supporting the independence of people with disabilities by promoting the use and improving the availability of accessible information technology.
• 3925 W. Braker Lane, Ste. 3, Austin, 78759
• 305-0310
• www.knowbility.org

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

• Founded by Lady Bird Johnson and Helen Hunt in 1982 to protect and preserve North America's native plants and natural landscapes, the Wildflower Center offers volunteer opportunities in the garden, festivals, educational programs and the gift store.
• 4801 La Crosse Ave., Austin, 78739
• 232-0102
• www.wildflower.org

Lance Armstrong Foundation

• Founded in 1997 by cancer survivor and champion cyclist Lance Armstrong, the LAF provides practical information and tools people with cancer need to live life on their own terms and unites people to fight cancer.
• P.O. Box 161150, Austin, 78716
• 279-8383
• www.livestrong.org

Leander Community Club

• The Leander Community Club seeks volunteers to assist in organizing free events designed to bring the community together.
• 106 W. Willis St., Leander
• 259-9119
• www.leandercommunityclub.org

LifeSteps

• LifeSteps' mission is to eliminate substance abuse in Williamson County through prevention, intervention, counseling, education and family services.
• 2109 N. Mays St., Round Rock
• 246-9881
• www.lifestepscouncil.org

Lifeworks-Alliance of Youth and Family

• Lifeworks helps individuals, youth and families by providing support, safety, shelter and counseling for individual and family unit success.
• 3700 S. First St., Austin, 78704
• 735-2475
• www.lifeworksweb.org

Lighthouse Hospice

• Lighthouse Hospice volunteers help provide end-of-life care for patients and their families and perform administrative tasks.
• 2913 Williams Drive, Ste. 320, Georgetown
• 868-0505
• www.lighthouse-hospice.com

Literacy Austin

• Literacy Austin's mission is to provide instruction for basic literacy and English as a Second Language (ESL) to adults, ages 17 and older, who read below the fifth-grade level.
• 2222 Rosewood Ave., Austin, 78702
• 478-7323
• www.literacyaustin.org

Literacy Council of Williamson County

• The council works to improve literacy in the county.
• 1009 N. Georgetown St., Ste. A, Round Rock
• 244-8445
• www.literacycouncil-wc.org

Lone Star Circle of Care

• Lone Star Circle of Care provides primary health care for uninsured patients in Williamson County. Volunteers help with administrative tasks and act as patient advocates.
• 1500 W. University Ave., Ste. 103, Georgetown
• 868-1124
• www.lscctx.org

Make a Wish Foundation of Austin

• The Make-A-Wish foundation grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions. Volunteers assist in wish granting, fundraising and event planning.
• 2224 Walsh Tarlton Lane, Ste. 200, Austin, 78746
• 329-9474
• www.centralandsouthtexas.wish.org

Meals on Wheels - Georgetown

• Meals on Wheels makes and delivers nutritious meals to housebound members of the community. Volunteers deliver meals by bike or car.
• Madella Hilliard Neighborhood Center, 803 W. Eighth St., Georgetown
• 863-5010
• www.wbco.net/services_meals.html

Meals on Wheels - Greater Austin area

• Meals on Wheels makes and delivers nutritious meals to housebound members of the community. Volunteers deliver meals by bike or car.
• 3227 E. Fifth St., Austin, 78702
• 476-6325
• www.mealsonwheelsandmore.org

Meals on Wheels - Leander, Cedar Park & Liberty Hill

• Meals on Wheels makes and delivers nutritious meals to housebound members of the community. Volunteers deliver meals by bike or car.
• Bagdad Activity Center, 351 N. Bagdad Road, Leander
• 259-0288
• www.wbco.net/services_meals.html

Meals on Wheels - Round Rock

• Meals on Wheels makes and delivers nutritious meals to housebound members of the community. Volunteers deliver meals by bike or car.
• Allen Baca Center for Senior & Community Activities, 301 W. Bagdad Road, Bldg. 2, Round Rock
• 255-4970
• www.wbco.net/services_meals.html

Meals on Wheels - Taylor

• Meals on Wheels makes and delivers nutritious meals to housebound members of the community. Volunteers deliver meals by bike or car.
• Taylor Senior Center, 1301 W. Fourth St., Taylor
• 352-5539
• www.wbco.net/services_meals.html

MEDICO

• MEDICO's mission is to provide medical, eye and dental services to remote areas of Central America where there is little or no basic health care.
• 2955 Dawn Drive, Ste. D, Georgetown
• 930-1893
• www.medico.org

Miracle League at Town & Country

• The Miracle League at Town & Country is a league for special needs children that allows them to play baseball.
• P.O. Box 200277, Austin, 78720
• 335-7434
• www.austinmiracleleague.com

Mobile Loaves & Fishes Downtown Alliance of Churches

• Mobile Loaves & Fishes, Inc. is a social outreach ministry for the homeless and indigent working poor. Its mission is to provide food, clothing and dignity to those in need. It accomplishes this mission by delivering food every night of the week.
• 903 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Austin, 78746
• faybrown6998@att.net
• www.mlfnow.org

Oak Hill Fire Department

• The Oak Hill Fire Department is a local fire department that offers volunteer opportunities to citizens in the area as reserve members for firefighting, emergency medical services, incident support and other general assistance to the department.
• 4111 Barton Creek Blvd., Austin, 78735
• 288-5534 ext 100
• www.oakhillfire.org/join.aspx

Out Youth

• Out Youth promotes the well-being and identity affirmation of GLBT youth. Volunteers provide mentoring and participate in activities.
• 909 E. 49 1/2 St., Austin, 78751
• 419-1233
• www.outyouth.org

P.A.W.S. of Austin (Protection for Animal Welfare Services)

• PAWS' purpose is to prevent cruelty to all animals by promoting humane standards through education and example, to provide care and shelter for homeless animals, aid in the reduction of domestic animal overpopulation and aid in the enforcement of laws, including the investigation of animal cruelty and abuse.
• 7202 South Brook, Austin, 78736
• 288-9856
• www.pawsofaustin.org

People's Community Clinic

• Founded in 1970, People's Community Clinic is a nonprofit, primary healthcare facility whose purpose is to provide high quality medical, counseling and health education services at reasonable costs to individuals and families in the Austin area.
• 2909 N. IH 35, Austin, 78722
• 478-4939
• www.austinpcc.org

Pflugerville ISD

• Volunteers can help mentor, read to students, act as guest speakers and participate in after-school programs.
• 1401 W. Pecan St., Pflugerville
• 594-0090
• www.pflugervilleisd.net/

Pfriends Pfor Pflugerville's Pfuture (Pf4)

• Pf4 improves the quality of life for Pflugerville residents.
• 100 E. Main St., Pflugerville
• 990-4363
• www.pf4.us

Planned Parenthood

• Planned Parenthood is dedicated to helping people make informed, private decisions in matters of sexuality, reproduction and parenthood.
• Administrative office: 201 E. Ben White Blvd., Bldg. B, Austin
• 275-0171
• www.plannedparenthood.org/ppaustin

R.O.C.K. (Ride On Center for Kids)

• The R.O.C.K. provides hippotherapy and theurapeutic horseback riding to the special needs population of Williamson County. Volunteers assist in lessons and animal care.
• 2050 CR 110, Georgetown
• 930-7625
• www.rockride.org

Rays of Hope Austin

• Rays of Hope is dedicated to financial empowerment for low-income families, community building and renewable energy education and advocacy. It creates pathways to self-sufficiency for struggling homeowners and informs the public about the benefits, both financial and environmental, of renewable energy.
• P.O. Box 500181, Austin, 78750
• 577-9296
• www.raysofhopeaustin.com

Ronald McDonald House of Austin

• Ronald McDonald House of Austin provides housing and support for families of critically ill children. Volunteers prepare meals and perform administrative duties.
• 1315 Barbara Jordan Blvd., Austin, 78723
• 472-9844
• www.rmhc-austin.org

Round Rock Circle of Friends

• The organization raises funds for the Dell Children's Medical Center of Central Texas.
• 2016 Long Cove, Round Rock
• 388-2177
• www.childrensaustin.org

Round Rock Family YMCA

• YMCA volunteers assist in many programs that build stronger families and communities.
• 1812 N. Mays St., Round Rock
• 246-9622
• www.ymcagwc.org/rr.php

Round Rock Senior Citizens Foundation

• The foundation funds the Senior Center and other programs for seniors.
• 301 W. Bagdad Road, Bldg. 2, Round Rock
• 218-5499
• www.rrtxsrfoundation.org

Round Rock Serving Center

• The Round Rock Area Serving Center is a nonprofit social services agency and food pantry that serves the Round Rock, Hutto and Wells Branch areas by providing financial assistance for rent, utilities, transportation, temporary lodging and prescriptions.
• 1099 E. Main Ave., Round Rock
• 244-2431
• www.servingcenter.org

Round Rock Volunteer Center

• The Round Rock Volunteer Center is the central clearinghouse for volunteerism in Williamson County. The Center coordinates with local nonprofit organizations to place volunteers where they are best suited.
• 301 W. Bagdad Road, Bldg. 2, Round Rock
• 733-7625
• www.volrock.org

Royal Family Kids Camp

• Royal Family Kids Camp services abused and neglected children ages 7 to 11.
• 2700 Northland Drive, Austin
• 930-1886
• www.austin.rfkc.org

RRISD Partners in Education Foundation

• The foundation generates and distributes resources to RRISD.
• 1311 Round Rock Ave., Round Rock
• 464-5113
• schools.roundrockisd.org/educationfoundation

SafePlace

• SafePlace prevents domestic and sexual violence and provides help for victims. Volunteers work directly with clients or provide indirect service.
• 1515 Grove Blvd., Austin, 78741
• 267-7233
• www.safeplace.org

Samaritan Health Ministries

• Samaritan Health Ministries provides low-cost healthcare services to the uninsured. Volunteers support medical professionals by doing administrative duties or serving as translators.
• 700 W. Whitestone Blvd., Cedar Park
• 331-5828
• www.theshm.org

Scottish Rite Learning Center

• The Scottish Rite Learning Center of Austin, Inc, provides dyslexic individuals with a proven research-based, multisensory approach for learning the basic language skills of reading, writing and spelling, through the ongoing charitable commitment of the Scottish Rite Masons.
• 12871 N. US 183, Ste. 105, Austin, 78750
• 472-1231
• www.scottishritelearningcenter.org

Sierra Club

• SIerra Club's missions are to explore, enjoy and protect the wild places of the earth; to practice and promote the responsible use of the earth's ecosystems and resources; to educate and enlist humanity to protect and restore the quality of the natural and human environment; and to use all lawful means to carry out these objectives.
• P.O. Box 4581, Austin, 78765
• wants to be emailed instead of called: lehmanck@aol.com
• www.texas.sierraclub.org/austin

Southwest Austin Caregivers

• Southwest Austin Caregivers is an organization established to provide support services that enhance the independence and quality of life for older adults in the Southwest Austin area.
• 3801 N. Capital of Texas Hwy., Ste. E-240-77, Austin, 78746
• 364-5601
• www.swaustincaregivers.org

St. Vincent De Paul

• St. Vincent De Paul is a church-based, all-volunteer serving center for the need and thrift store.
• 1601 S. IH 35, Ste. 205, Round Rock
• 238-6737
• www.the-storehouse.org

STARRY

• STARRY provides shelter and foster care to abused and neglected children, as well as family counseling. Volunteers maintain facilities and care for children.
• 1300 N. Mays St., Round Rock
• 246-4276
• www.childrenatheartministries.org

Stonehaven Senior Center

• Stonehaven Senior Center volunteers provide companionship and entertainment to residents.
• 1704 Hart St., Georgetown
• 863-5141

Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation

• The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation provides support for cancer patients as well as research. Volunteers help organize fundraising.
• 3508 S. Lamar Blvd., Ste. 300, Austin, 78704
• 473-0900
• www.komenaustin.org

Sustainable Food Center

• In charge of the Austin Farmer's Market, SFC creates opportunities for individuals to make healthy food choices and to participate in a vibrant local food system. Through organic food gardening, relationships with area farmers, interactive cooking classes and nutrition education, children and adults have increased access to locally grown food and are empowered to improve the long-term health of Central Texans and our environment.
• 1106 Clayton Lane, Ste. 480W, Austin 78723
• 236-0074
• www.sustainablefoodcenter.org

Taylor Family YMCA

• YMCA volunteers assist in many programs that build stronger families and communities.
• 106 W. Lake Drive, Taylor
• 246-9622
• www.ymcagwc.org/t.php

Taylor Public Library

• Taylor Public Library volunteers assist with summer programs, help with crafts and reshelve books.
• 801 Vance St., Taylor
• 352-3434
• www.ci.taylor.tx.us/index.asp?NID=25

Texas Advocacy Project

• Texas Advocacy Project provides free legal services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault throughout the state of Texas.
• P.O. Box 833, Austin, 78767
• 476-5377
• www.women-law.org

Texas Youth Commission

• Texas Youth Commission volunteers serve as mentors to arrested youth and help them develop healthier attitudes towards themselves and others.
• 4900 N. Lamar Blvd., Austin, 78751
• 424-6130
• www.tyc.state.tx.us

The Arc of the Capital Area

• The Arc provides individualized services to people with developmental disabilities. Volunteers befriend these people and become someone they can count on and share their lives with.
• 2818 San Gabriel, Austin, 78705
• 476-7044
• www.arcofthecapitalarea.org

The Care Communities

• The Care Communities organizes volunteer teams to provide services, such as transportation, meal preparation and socializing, to individuals living with cancer or AIDS.
• 7215 Cameron Road, Austin, 78752
• 459-5883
• www.thecarecommunities.org

The Caring Place

• The Caring Place uses volunteer efforts to provide for needy families in Georgetown.
• 2001 Railroad Ave., Georgetown
• 869-4735
• www.caringplacegeorgetown.com

The Linus Project

• With an army of “blanketeers,” Project Linus provides handmade blankets for children going through a difficult time in their lives.
• 110 Ridgewood Drive, Georgetown
• 930-4792
• www.orgsites.com/tx/austinlinus

The Salvation Army

• Salvation Army volunteers work in a wide variety of programs that assist the needy, including social services, character building activities and collecting donations.
• 501 E. Eighth St., Austin, 78767
• 476-1111
• www.salvationarmyaustin.org

The Wright House Wellness Center

• The Wright House Wellness Center gives care and compassion to Central Texans living with or at risk of chronic illness by providing resources for support, education and empowerment.
• 4301-B N. IH 35, Austin, 78722
• 467-0088
• www.thewrighthouse.org

Town Lake Animal Shelter

• Town Lake Animal Shelter takes in more than 23,000 animals each year. Volunteers help care for shelter animals and assist with adoption.
• 1156 W. Cesar Chavez St., Austin, 78703
• 972-4738
• www.ci.austin.tx.us/health/animal_services.htm

Treasure of the Hills Senior Center

• Treasure of the Hills provides a place for seniors to gather for games, fellowship and romance.
• 408 Ridgewood Drive, Cedar Park
• 331-6000
• www.toth-seniors.com

Twin Lakes Family YMCA

• YMCA volunteers assist in many programs that build stronger families and communities. Most volunteer opportunities are for youth coaches.
• 204 E. Little Elm Trail, Cedar Park
• 250-9622
• www.ymcagwc.org/tl.php

United Way Capital Area

• United Way Capital Area addresses critical social issues by bringing people and resources together to create opportunities for individuals, families and neighborhoods to prosper.
• 2000 E. MLK Jr. Blvd., Austin, 78702
• 472-6267
• www.unitedwaycapitalarea.org

United Way of Williamson County

• United Way helps local nonprofits and community programs.
• 1111 N. IH 35, Ste. 220, Round Rock
• 255-6799
• www.unitedway-wc.org

Williamson County Children's Advocacy Center

• Williamson County Children’s Advocacy Center (WCCAC) is a nonprofit organization that provides assistance to abused children, non-offending family members and the professionals dedicated to the intervention, investigation, prosecution and treatment options related to child abuse cases.
• 1811 SE Inner Loop, Georgetown
• 943-3701
• www.wilcocac.org

Williamson County Crisis Center Hope Alliance

• Williamson County Crisis Center provides services and counseling to victims of sexual assault and violence. Volunteers answer crisis calls and assist in a variety of programs.
• 211 Commerce Blvd., Ste. 103, Round Rock
• 255-1212
• www.wccc.info

Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter

• The Williamson Country Regional Animal Shelter provides care for homeless animals. Volunteers assist with direct animal care and adoption.
• 1855 S.E. Inner Loop, Georgetown
• 943-3322
• www.wilcopets.org

Williamson County Symphony Orchestra

• Formed in 2002, the Williamson County Symphony Orchestra travels around the county playing affordable concerts for citizens. Volunteers are needed to assist at performances.
• 1007 Green Meadow Drive, Round Rock
• 789-5073
• www.williamsoncountysymphonyorchestra.org

Williamson-Burnet County Opportunities

• WBCO volunteers work in a wide range of services, including child development programs and Meals on Wheels, benefiting low-income members of the community.
• 604 High Tech Drive, Georgetown
• 763-1400
• www.wbco.net

Williamson-Burnet County Opportunities-Adult Day/Health Care Center

• The center provides care for seniors with special needs.
• 110 S. Brown St., Round Rock
• 255-4865
• www.ageofaustin.org

YMCA of Austin - North Park Branch

• The YMCA's purpose is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The purpose of the YMCA of Austin is to enhance the lives of men, women, boys and girls in the Austin community, regardless of race, creed, age, economic circumstances and physical or mental abilities, by providing quality programs, activities and facilities which develop and maintain opportunities.
• 9616 N. Lamar Blvd., Ste. 130, Austin, 78753
• 973-9622
• www.austinymca.org

YMCA of Austin - Northwest Branch

• The YMCA's purpose is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The purpose of the YMCA of Austin is to enhance the lives of men, women, boys and girls in the Austin community, regardless of race, creed, age, economic circumstances and physical or mental abilities, by providing quality programs, activities and facilities which develop and maintain opportunities.
• 5807 McNeil Drive, Austin, 78729
• 335-9622
• www.austinymca.org

YMCA of Austin - Pflugerville Center

• The YMCA's purpose is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The purpose of the YMCA of Austin is to enhance the lives of men, women, boys and girls in the Austin community, regardless of race, creed, age, economic circumstances and physical or mental abilities, by providing quality programs, activities and facilities which develop and maintain opportunities.
• 15808 Windermere Drive, Pflugerville
• 928-9622
• www.austinymca.org

YMCA of Austin - Southwest Branch

• The YMCA's purpose is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The purpose of the YMCA of Austin is to enhance the lives of men, women, boys and girls in the Austin community, regardless of race, creed, age, economic circumstances and physical or mental abilities, by providing quality programs, activities and facilities which develop and maintain opportunities.
• 6219 Oakclaire Drive, Austin, 78735
• 891-9622
• www.austinymca.org

YMCA of Austin - Town Lake Branch

• The YMCA's purpose is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The purpose of the YMCA of Austin is to enhance the lives of men, women, boys and girls in the Austin community, regardless of race, creed, age, economic circumstances and physical or mental abilities, by providing quality programs, activities and facilities which develop and maintain opportunities.
• 1100 W. Cesar Chavez, Austin, 78703
• 542-9622
• www.austinymca.org