Pick-up meals at designated time/location. If unable to deliver meals as scheduled on any day, please give the MOW staff as much advance notice as possible. Deliver meals as assigned on route sheet. Call the MOW staff immediately if you notice any unusual changes in the seniors behavior or surroundings. Refer seniors needs or problems to the MOW staff promptly. Report any senior who did not receive meal(s) to MOW staff. Do not leave meals. Assist the senior by tending to small favors or tasks such as opening food containers. Maintain all client information as confidential. Return coolers and signed route sheets to drop-off location. Meals on Wheels - Montgomery County

Organize a group to perform for our Senior Residents Helpful Skills: • Willingness to serve others • Musical Performance Skills Volunteers also needed to play the piano for an hour every evening during dinner. You are encouraged to organize a group to supply a pianist for 1 hour every evening M-F for residents during our dinner hour. Muscial performers of any age are needed to share this one hour time slot with others.

AAMA (Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans) needs 48 volunteers AAMA is seeking volunteer tutors for any school subject. Whether you are a parent, an interested community supporter or a member of a corporate volunteer group, we have a place for you at AAMA! We need vilunteers in all programs areas: Sanchez Charter School, Adelante Adult Education and Counseling and Prevention services. We have both ongoing and one-time opportunities to fit your interests and schedule.

Assist with a variety of volunteer opportunities such as apartment setup, airport pickups, cultural guidance, and/or ESL tutoring for newly-arrived refugees. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Flexible Times Available This is a family-friendly opportunity. Prior to first visit, all volunteers must attend a training.

Volunteers needed to distribute boxes of food (assembled at the Houston Food Bank) to seniors by loading the boxes into individual client behicles. Volunteers ages 16 and up are welcomed. • This work is performed outdoors • Not suitable for volunteers under the age of 16 • All volunteers under the age of 18 will need to have a completed Youth Volunteer Consent Form signed by their parent or guardian • Must be able to lift 30 lbs • Be sure to bring bottled water, a hat and sunscreen You'll see on several days we can accommodate groups of 20+ individuals. Bring your friends and family members or help us spread the word!All volunteers under the age of 18 will need to have a completed Youth Volunteer Consent Form signed by their parent or guardian You will see on several days we can accomodate groups of 20+ individuals. Bring your friends and family members or help us spread the word!

Volunteering at MCAS is a special experience - for both you, and for the animals that can't wait to meet you! There are lots of choices when it comes to volunteering. There's plenty of cleaning, grooming, and dog walking to be done. But you can also choose a quieter volunteer experience, just spending time with a favorite animal. We are always looking for compassionate, animal-loving volunteers. Our volunteers are the cornerstone of our operation and without them; we would not be successful in meeting our no kill goal. We have so many rewarding volunteer opportunities ... there's something for everyone! Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to volunteer unsupervised. Once you have completed your New Volunteer Orientation you will be able to help with a variety of activities, such as feeding, cleaning, grooming, walking, petting, brushing, singing, or just sitting with the animals - you can spend as little or as much time as you wish. Dog Walking Dogs in the shelter need regular exercise and affection, just as we do! Some also need help with their manners, so volunteers may help teach basic commands. Dogs may be walked on the property, and some may be signed out for group play at local dog parks. Dogs need exercise and social interaction. Why is interaction so important? Interaction with our animals socializes them. The more social they are, the better their chances for adoption. Spend time with them - they'll love you for it. Cat Care Who says cats are independent? Cats and kittens need lots of attention to help them adjust to their temporary shelter home. Volunteers who hold them, pet them, play with them, and talk to them help them put their best "paw" forward Dog Bathing Our dogs need regular bathing, particularly those that are going to an offsite adoption event. Cleanliness is part of an animal's health and well being. We want our critters clean and sweet-smelling! Offsite Adoptions We want to market our wonderful animals to as many people as we can. So, if customers don't come to us, we go to them! And, offsite adoption venues are the primary means for our foster parents to find forever homes for their "kids". Many local businesses allow us to showcase our animals on their properties, mostly on weekends. We need volunteers to coordinate offsite adoption events, to transport animals to events and set up, to help with the animals during the events and to assist customers. Communications and Marketing Creative volunteers prepare print and electronic materials to spotlight shelter animals and raise community awareness of the shelter's services and successes. Taking pictures, posting them online, distributing brochures, maintaining the MCAS website, updating websites that feature our animals, creating signs and announcements for special events, and preparing press releases ... these are a few of the ways our Marketing team supports the shelter.

Biomed Test Room Volunteer The volunteer work primarily consisits of assisting our biomedical technicians repair and clean medical equipment in preparation for shipment to medical professionals helping those in need in developing countries.