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Volunteer as an Individual

Getting started is easy. Create an account, choose a shift that fits your schedule, and start making a difference.

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Whether you're volunteering for the first time or returning for another shift, registering online is the quickest way to get started. Volunteer opportunities are available throughout the year in both Austin and Waco.

How It Works

  1. Create your volunteer account. Your account lets you browse opportunities, register for shifts, and track your volunteer hours.
  2. Choose a volunteer shift. Browse available volunteer opportunities and sign up for the date, time, and location that works best for you.

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Before You Arrive

Every volunteer, including minors, must create their own VolunteerHub account and register before arriving.

We cannot guarantee volunteer placements for anyone who arrives without a reservation.

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