Volunteer Opportunities

Saint Vincent de Paul Thrift Store
http://www.svdpaustinstore.org/
Contact: svdpstoreaustin@sbcglobal.net, 512-442-5652

Do you enjoy meeting new people? Do you like shopping? Do you like helping your neighbors in need? Vinny's Thrift Store is looking for you! We are looking for volunteers to help us keep things moving at the store.  We have openings in the processing department (that means preparing, pricing, and merchandising items for sale), cashiers, and general sales floor assistance. Full training is provided, along with a fun, energetic working atmosphere. For more information on these and other volunteer opportunities, contact Paul Kleypas, Stores Director, at paul@ssvdp.org

Catholic Charities of Central Texas
https://www.ccctx.org/
Contact: Claire Bordelon, Claire-bordelon@ccctx.org, 512-651-6159

Catholic Charities of Central Texas has individual and group volunteer opportunities in our offices in Austin and Bryan. Learn about the many ways you can serve our community by reading up on the volunteer job descriptions including time commitment and skills. When you see a volunteer role that appeals to you, you can begin the volunteer application process. Have questions about our volunteer program? Call or email Claire Bordelon (claire-bordelon@ccctx.org) at 512-651-6159.  Click here to Get Started.
 

Drive a Senior Northwest - A Faith in Action Program
DSNW helps the seniors in your community remain independent by providing free transportation and other support services so they can live in their own homes longer and stay active in their community!
To volunteer as a driver or donate:

Office Location and mailing address: Inside Anderson Mill Baptist Church
10633 Lake Creek Parkway, Austin, TX 78750 
#512/250-5021
rides@driveaseniornorthwest.org

http://driveaseniornorthwest.org/volunteer

St. Thomas  More Ministry Leader - Daniele Lea at daniele@chezlea.com

Hope 4 Austin
http://www.hope4austin.org/

Contact: Board@Hope4Austin.org, (512) 648-3613
Hope 4 Austin has the goal of assisting the youngest members of our community by providing basic life sustaining needs.  It is the goal of Hope 4 Austin to help eliminate childhood hunger, one meal and one child at a time.

Hill Country Community Ministries
http://www.hccm.org/
Contact: frontdesk@hccm.org, 512-259-0360

Volunteers are the heartbeat of Hill Country Community Ministries, providing more than 8,000 hours of volunteer service each year. The hard work of our volunteers contributes to our overall success and helps us fulfill our mission. Volunteers are needed in the Thrift Store, Food Pantry, Case Workers, Daily Break Pick-up, Truck Drivers, Grounds and Facilities maintenance.
To Enter the Volunteer Portal, click here:  Volunteer Portal

John Paul II Life Center
https://jpiilifecenter.org/
Contact: 512-407-2900

The St. John Paul II Life Center’s mission is to provide natural integrated OB-GYN healthcare, Fertility Care, and pregnancy help services for all women while honoring life. Please call the main office to learn more about volunteer opportunities. 

Annunciation Maternity Home:
https://www.thematernityhome.org/
Contact: 512-864-7755

Annunciation Maternity Home offers young women in crisis pregnancies, and their children, exceptional housing, educational opportunities, and access to health services to empower them in their journey toward independence.

St. Louise House:
https://saintlouisehouse.org/
Contact: volunteer@saintlouisehouse.org, 512-302-0027

Saint Louise House provides housing and essential services in Austin to women with children who are experiencing homelessness.  Their goal is for families to stay together and develop long-term stability and self-sufficiency by connecting women with on-site support and participation in case management with licensed social workers to advance employability skills, financial competencies, health and education

Mary House Catholic Worker of Austin:
http://www.catholicworkeraustin.org/
Contact: Lynn Goodman-Strauss, theegglady@sbcglobal.net, 512.447.0963

Mary House Catholic Worker welcomes critically and terminally ill adults to live until they are financially and medically stable, or until they die from a terminal illness. About one-third of our guests are recently middle-class people whose illnesses have outlasted their benefits and resources.

Casa Marianella & Posada Esperanza:
http://www.casamarianella.org/
Contact:   volunteer@casamarianella.org, 512-385-5571 

Casa Marianella welcomes displaced immigrants and promotes self-sufficiency by providing shelter and support services. Additionally, Casa offers access to legal and medical resources, food, clothing, English classes, and other resources.