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North TX Food Bank is looking for individuals who can create posts for them.

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The North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) has a vision of a hunger-free, healthy North Texas and has made it our mission to close the hunger gap in North Texas by providing access to nutritious food.

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Check this site out for opportunities all year long.

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Volunteer at NTFB | North Texas Food Bank

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Volunteer with the North Texas Food Bank! Check out our volunteer options and sign up today to make a difference!

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Do you like pets? Volunteer time and talents are a huge asset to the Fort Worth Animal Shelter.

There are many ways you can make a difference for the welfare of animals at the Chuck Silcox Animal Care & Adoption Center, the North Animal Campus and PetSmart Charities Adoption Centers throughout the year.

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The City Council will hold a Special Called Meeting on Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021, at 9 a.m. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss and draw redistricting maps. The meeting will take place in the City Council Conference Room, Room 2020 at City Hall.

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The City Council will hold a Special Called Meeting on Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021, at 9 a.m. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss and draw redistricting maps. The meeting will take place in the City Council Conference Room, Room 2020 at City Hall.

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We will need this filled out after every volunteer opportunity that you participate in.

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FWISD Volunteer-Food Bank (Every Wednesday 5-9 pm)

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FWISD Volunteer-Food Bank (Every Wednesday 5-9 pm)

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Help every Wednesday at Herman Clark Stadium

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Teen Court meets on Tuesday evenings from 5pm to 7:30pm in downtown FW
1000 Throckmorton St- 4th floor, FW 76102

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Fort Worth Teen Court
Teen Court is a voluntary program that allows teens to perform community service and jury duty in lieu of paying fines for citations received from the City of Fort Worth. Successful completion of Teen Court results in dismissal of the citation and a clean record. Participants plead their case before a teen jury, the members of which then determine the appropriate community service hours to be performed within a three-month period.

Youth and adult volunteers are essential to the success of Teen Court.

Youth volunteers are required to be 13 to 18 years old. Youth can volunteers as jurors or teen attorneys. Volunteering as a teen attorney or a juror is a great opportunity for young people to increase their knowledge of the judicial system, develop critical thinking, improve decision making skills and provide service to the community. All volunteer hours will be logged and can be applied toward college admission and scholarship requirements.

Adult volunteers will facilitate and monitor hearings and assist with paper work. Volunteers with experience or training in the judicial/legal field are needed to assist with training teen attorneys and to preside as judges for Teen Court hearings.

Adult volunteers will see the positive impact the program has on teen volunteers and youth referred to the program. They will witness young people find their voice, develop confidence and learn the importance of being accountable for their actions.

Teen Court meets on Tuesday evenings from 5pm to 7:30pm. We are able to accommodate volunteers looking for long term, short term and occasional opportunities. Thank you for your interest in Teen Court. Hope to be working with you soon!

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City of Fort Worth - Search Volunteer Opportunities by Organizations - Teen Court

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Fort Worth Teen Court Teen Court is a voluntary program that allows teens to perform community service and jury duty in lieu of paying fines for citations received from the City of Fort Worth. Successful completion of Teen Court results in dismissal of the citation and a clean record.

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Online & Virtual Opportunity - Reading with elementary age students

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Online & Virtual Opportunity - Reading with elementary age students

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Help K-3rd grade students in FWISD. Remember this looks great on your scholarship.

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Thank you for your interest in becoming a volunteer reading partner. Once you review the volunteer requirements and complete the sign-up process, you will be contacted via email with more information about the tutor orientation process and how to get started.

Volunteer Requirements

Age

You must be 14-years or older

Time & Location

Commit to a little over one hour per week (tutoring generally takes place 8 am-4 pm, Mon-Thurs) and reside in a proximal area to the Reading Partners region

Training

Complete required tutor orientation(s) (orientations run about two hours long) and have access to a computer and reliable wifi.

Screening

Pass a background check and any additional required screening

Terms and conditions

Agree to the terms of our tutor code of conduct

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Reading Centers in North Texas

Find a reading center near you

Here is a reference map of our reading center locations for volunteers interested in tutoring in-person. You can select your preferred location in the sign up form below.

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Reading Partners Programs

Reading Partners will follow all COVID-19 school safety requirements and is prepared to deliver both online and in-person volunteer opportunities aligned with local guidelines. You can select the program that works best for you and sign up below. Click here if you'd like to learn more about our two programs before signing up.

Please fill out the sign up form below if you are a new volunteer interested in tutoring students in the 2021-22 school year. Returning volunteers will be contacted directly when volunteer slots become available. The information collected in the sign up process will help us learn more about you, better understand and support our volunteers, and meet grant requirements. You will only submit this information once. Reading Partners respects your right to privacy, and takes data security very seriously ( see our privacy policy). If you have questions before signing up, please feel free to contact us.

Thanks to our partners

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Volunteer in North Texas - Reading Partners | Reading Partners

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Thank you for your interest in becoming a volunteer reading partner. Once you review the volunteer requirements and complete the sign-up process, you will be contacted via email with more information about the tutor orientation process and how to get started.