Opportunities From: City of Fort Worth Volunteer Programs

Volunteer: Adult Court Ordered

Court Ordered Volunteer/Community Service

Program: Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center

Court Ordered Volunteer/Community Service

Program: Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76112

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Volunteer - Mobile Rec: Sagamore Hill

Join us for Mobile Rec Summer Camp where you will be working with kids ages 5-12, engaging in various educational and sporting activities. 

Program: Park & Recreation: General

Join us for Mobile Rec Summer Camp where you will be working with kids ages 5-12, engaging in various educational and sporting activities. 

Program: Park & Recreation: General

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76103

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Volunteer - Mobile Rec: Eastern Hills

Join us for Mobile Rec Summer Camp where you will be working with kids ages 5-12, engaging in various educational and sporting activities. 

Program: Park & Recreation: General

Join us for Mobile Rec Summer Camp where you will be working with kids ages 5-12, engaging in various educational and sporting activities. 

Program: Park & Recreation: General

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76112

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Volunteer - Mobile Rec: Hubbard Heights

Join us for Mobile Rec Summer Camp where you will be working with kids ages 5-12, engaging in various educational and sporting activities. 

Program: Park & Recreation: General

Join us for Mobile Rec Summer Camp where you will be working with kids ages 5-12, engaging in various educational and sporting activities. 

Program: Park & Recreation: General

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76115

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Volunteer - Mobile Rec: Paschal High

Join us for Mobile Rec Summer Camp where you will be working with kids ages 5-12, engaging in various educational and sporting activities. 

Program: Park & Recreation: General

Join us for Mobile Rec Summer Camp where you will be working with kids ages 5-12, engaging in various educational and sporting activities. 

Program: Park & Recreation: General

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76110

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Rockwood Park Golf Course Volunteer

These volunteers help with specific golf course responsibilities. The work performed by these individuals would include but is not limited to picking the driving range with the use of a motorized cart, being out of the golf course as ambassadors to the golfers ensuring they are following the golf course rules of play, pulling carts for daily play, rotating carts, washing carts and returning them to cart barn, and sanding divots on golf course.  Volunteers are asked to work a minimum of 8 hours per week in one day or split into two days.

Program: Fort Worth Golf Courses

These volunteers help with specific golf course responsibilities. The work performed by these individuals would include but is not limited to picking the driving range with the use of a motorized cart, being out of the golf course as ambassadors to the golfers ensuring they are following the golf course rules of play, pulling carts for daily play, rotating carts, washing carts and returning them to cart barn, and sanding divots on golf course.  Volunteers are asked to work a minimum of 8 hours per week in one day or split into two days.

Program: Fort Worth Golf Courses

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76114

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Meadowbrook Golf Course Volunteer

These volunteers help with specific golf course responsibilities. The work performed by these individuals would include but is not limited to picking the driving range with the use of a motorized cart, being out of the golf course as ambassadors to the golfers ensuring they are following the golf course rules of play, pulling carts for daily play, rotating carts, washing carts and returning them to cart barn, and sanding divots on golf course.  Volunteers are asked to work a minimum of 8 hours per week in one day or split into two days.

Program: Fort Worth Golf Courses

These volunteers help with specific golf course responsibilities. The work performed by these individuals would include but is not limited to picking the driving range with the use of a motorized cart, being out of the golf course as ambassadors to the golfers ensuring they are following the golf course rules of play, pulling carts for daily play, rotating carts, washing carts and returning them to cart barn, and sanding divots on golf course.  Volunteers are asked to work a minimum of 8 hours per week in one day or split into two days.

Program: Fort Worth Golf Courses

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76112

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Pecan Valley Golf Course Volunteer

These volunteers help with specific golf course responsibilities. The work performed by these individuals would include but is not limited to picking the driving range with the use of a motorized cart, being out of the golf course as ambassadors to the golfers ensuring they are following the golf course rules of play, pulling carts for daily play, rotating carts, washing carts and returning them to cart barn, and sanding divots on golf course.  Volunteers are asked to work a minimum of 8 hours per week in one day or split into two days.

Program: Fort Worth Golf Courses

These volunteers help with specific golf course responsibilities. The work performed by these individuals would include but is not limited to picking the driving range with the use of a motorized cart, being out of the golf course as ambassadors to the golfers ensuring they are following the golf course rules of play, pulling carts for daily play, rotating carts, washing carts and returning them to cart barn, and sanding divots on golf course.  Volunteers are asked to work a minimum of 8 hours per week in one day or split into two days.

Program: Fort Worth Golf Courses

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76132

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Zumba Instructor

Becoming a Zumba instructor volunteer is a great way to share fitness, build community, and gain experience—especially if you’re passionate about dance and wellness

Program: Northside Community Center

Becoming a Zumba instructor volunteer is a great way to share fitness, build community, and gain experience—especially if you’re passionate about dance and wellness

Program: Northside Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76164

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Best Year's Club

Come be a part of a team and make a friend with one of our senior citizens by helping them with arts and crafts, gym activities, Bingo, Chair Exercises and many more exciting activities.  

Program: Northside Community Center

Come be a part of a team and make a friend with one of our senior citizens by helping them with arts and crafts, gym activities, Bingo, Chair Exercises and many more exciting activities.  

Program: Northside Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76164

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: General Center Volunteer (Adult)

Become a valued volunteer at our community center! Volunteers will help with general upkeep and support during special programs and events throughout the year. 

Program: Riverside Community Center

Become a valued volunteer at our community center! Volunteers will help with general upkeep and support during special programs and events throughout the year. 

Program: Riverside Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76111

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Court Ordered Community Service

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Riverside Community Center

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Riverside Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76111

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Parents' Night Out

Join us on the last Friday of every month, from 6-9pm. We will have our kiddos here, we'll play games, eat dinner, and have fun!

Program: Thomas Place Community Center

Join us on the last Friday of every month, from 6-9pm. We will have our kiddos here, we'll play games, eat dinner, and have fun!

Program: Thomas Place Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76107

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Court Ordered Community Service

Court Ordered Community Service At Thomas Place Community Center

Program: Thomas Place Community Center

Court Ordered Community Service At Thomas Place Community Center

Program: Thomas Place Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76107

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: youth volunteer

If you need volunteer hours for NHS or NJHS or anything else come see us!

Program: Fire Station Community Center

If you need volunteer hours for NHS or NJHS or anything else come see us!

Program: Fire Station Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: 2026 Severe Weather Class (SKYWARN)


Program: Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES)


Program: Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES)

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76101

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Core Environmental Monitoring *Monthly Sampling

Before registering for this opportunity, be sure you have contacted texasstreamteam@fortworthtexas.gov and been assigned an approved Monitoring Site and Standard Core Kit location. 

Please monitor your assigned Site(s) monthly at the same time of day each month, for a one year commitment. For example: a possible monitoring schedule could be the first Sunday of each month at 10:00 am. Adherence to a consistent monitoring time is crucial because the physical and chemical parameters fluctuate over a 24-hour period. Monitoring takes approximately one to two hours per month per site *be sure to include your travel time in your total hours. 

Remember to check-out your assigned kit and return it within 3-4 days to ensure other citizen scientists also have access. 

Equipment Needed to Complete Monitoring:

Standard Core Kit (with unexpired reagents) Bucket w/ rope Deionized (DI) Water Waste Container Gloves Conductivity Standard (1413 uS) Transparency Tube or Secchi Disc

Be sure to dress weather appropriate and be safe while sampling. Thank you for your contributions towards protecting Texas' natural resources!

Standard Core Field Guide and Monitoring Forms

 *scan to enter your data using the Electronic Monitoring Form

Program: Texas Stream Team

Before registering for this opportunity, be sure you have contacted texasstreamteam@fortworthtexas.gov and been assigned an approved Monitoring Site and Standard Core Kit location. 

Please monitor your assigned Site(s) monthly at the same time of day each month, for a one year commitment. For example: a possible monitoring schedule could be the first Sunday of each month at 10:00 am. Adherence to a consistent monitoring time is crucial because the physical and chemical parameters fluctuate over a 24-hour period. Monitoring takes approximately one to two hours per month per site *be sure to include your travel time in your total hours. 

Remember to check-out your assigned kit and return it within 3-4 days to ensure other citizen scientists also have access. 

Equipment Needed to Complete Monitoring:

Standard Core Kit (with unexpired reagents) Bucket w/ rope Deionized (DI) Water Waste Container Gloves Conductivity Standard (1413 uS) Transparency Tube or Secchi Disc

Be sure to dress weather appropriate and be safe while sampling. Thank you for your contributions towards protecting Texas' natural resources!

Standard Core Field Guide and Monitoring Forms

 *scan to enter your data using the Electronic Monitoring Form

Program: Texas Stream Team

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76102

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Best Year’s Club Volunteer

Provided volunteer support for senior citizens by helping pass out lunches and organizing arts and crafts sessions to encourage social engagement.

Program: Como Community Center

Provided volunteer support for senior citizens by helping pass out lunches and organizing arts and crafts sessions to encourage social engagement.

Program: Como Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76107

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Highland Hills Tarrant Area Food Bank Giveaway Day

Highland Hills Community Center is seeking volunteers to assist with a community food distribution in partnership with Tarrant Area Food Bank. Volunteers will help bag food items and distribute them to members of the public in a welcoming and respectful manner. This opportunity is a great way to support local families, fight food insecurity, and make a direct impact in the community. Tasks may include assembling food bags, loading and unloading items, and handing out food to guests. No prior experience is required—just a willingness to help and a positive attitude.

Program: Highland Hills Community Center

Highland Hills Community Center is seeking volunteers to assist with a community food distribution in partnership with Tarrant Area Food Bank. Volunteers will help bag food items and distribute them to members of the public in a welcoming and respectful manner. This opportunity is a great way to support local families, fight food insecurity, and make a direct impact in the community. Tasks may include assembling food bags, loading and unloading items, and handing out food to guests. No prior experience is required—just a willingness to help and a positive attitude.

Program: Highland Hills Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76134

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Center Volunteer

Want to volunteer in your community? Our center volunteers are an integral part of our center and get to focus on helping with daily operations, After school, Summer Camp, and any other special programs or events we may be having.

Program: Thomas Place Community Center

Want to volunteer in your community? Our center volunteers are an integral part of our center and get to focus on helping with daily operations, After school, Summer Camp, and any other special programs or events we may be having.

Program: Thomas Place Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76107

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Senior Share @ Handley Meadowbrook 2026

The First Thursday of every month for Handley Meadowbrook, is our Senior Share food distribution program. We need your help to pack, distribute, and carry a free bag of groceries to all community members who come in. 


Dates for Distribution:

01/08/202602/05/202603/05/202604/02/202605/07/202606/04/202607/02/202608/06/202609/03/202610/02/202611/05/202612/03/2026

Program: Handley Meadowbrook Community Center

The First Thursday of every month for Handley Meadowbrook, is our Senior Share food distribution program. We need your help to pack, distribute, and carry a free bag of groceries to all community members who come in. 


Dates for Distribution:

01/08/202602/05/202603/05/202604/02/202605/07/202606/04/202607/02/202608/06/202609/03/202610/02/202611/05/202612/03/2026

Program: Handley Meadowbrook Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76112

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Teen Leadership Program

Teen Opportunity.

Teens will engage in diverse task at the Community Center, assisting with break camps after-school programs, single day camps, an events, and acquiring valuable experience in teamwork and community center operations. 


Program: Northside Community Center

Teen Opportunity.

Teens will engage in diverse task at the Community Center, assisting with break camps after-school programs, single day camps, an events, and acquiring valuable experience in teamwork and community center operations. 


Program: Northside Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76164

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: General Volunteer

Volunteer as a front desk clerk, administrative assistant and housekeeping.

Program: Diamond Hill Community Center

Volunteer as a front desk clerk, administrative assistant and housekeeping.

Program: Diamond Hill Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76106

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: DHJ - AVID

Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School AVID Program

Program: Diamond Hill Community Center

Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School AVID Program

Program: Diamond Hill Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76106

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Court Ordered Community Service

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Diamond Hill Community Center

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Diamond Hill Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76106

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: 2026 Severe Weather Spotting

Any hours spent Weather Spotting during any Weather Emergency

Program: Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES)

Any hours spent Weather Spotting during any Weather Emergency

Program: Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES)

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76102

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: 2026 Monthly Training Net

You must sign up for this opportunity to log hours (1.0) for the monthly training net

Program: Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES)

You must sign up for this opportunity to log hours (1.0) for the monthly training net

Program: Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES)

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Jan 1, 2026 through Dec 31, 2026

Zip Code: 76101

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Court Ordered Community Service (Adults Only)

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Greenbriar Community Center

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Greenbriar Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76115

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Teen Court/ Court Mandated ( Minors Only)

General Cleaning of Facility, Special Event Set Up and Breakdown duties. This is a great opportunity for teens that need to complete Volunteer hours due to Citations or Court Mandated Orders. 

Program: Greenbriar Community Center

General Cleaning of Facility, Special Event Set Up and Breakdown duties. This is a great opportunity for teens that need to complete Volunteer hours due to Citations or Court Mandated Orders. 

Program: Greenbriar Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76115

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Back to School Event

Pass out School Supplies to Pre-K - College aged youth.

Program: Como Community Center

Pass out School Supplies to Pre-K - College aged youth.

Program: Como Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Aug 8, 2026

Zip Code: 76107

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Black Arts Festivals

Celebrate and expose others the Arts programming in the Community.

Program: Como Community Center

Celebrate and expose others the Arts programming in the Community.

Program: Como Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Sep 5, 2026

Zip Code: 76107

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Juneteenth

Educate and Celebrate Juneteenth.

Program: Como Community Center

Educate and Celebrate Juneteenth.

Program: Como Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 13, 2026

Zip Code: 76107

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Court Ordered Community Service

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Southside Community Center

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Southside Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Creative Helpers

Seeking individuals to engage with seniors age 60 and up. If you have a special talent in arts and crafts, music, yoga, sewing, etc...come give back to the community by sharing your gift with Southside Seniors. Mon-Fri, hours vary from 9:00AM-1:00PM. 

Program: Southside Community Center

Seeking individuals to engage with seniors age 60 and up. If you have a special talent in arts and crafts, music, yoga, sewing, etc...come give back to the community by sharing your gift with Southside Seniors. Mon-Fri, hours vary from 9:00AM-1:00PM. 

Program: Southside Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76014

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Court Ordered Community Service [Handley Meadowbrook] 2026

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Handley Meadowbrook Community Center

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Handley Meadowbrook Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76112

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Best Years Club @ Handley Meadowbrook 2026

Help out our Best Years Club for seniors 60 and older!

Spend time with our senior friends while they play table games, eating lunch, or participating in educational and fitness programs.

Program: Handley Meadowbrook Community Center

Help out our Best Years Club for seniors 60 and older!

Spend time with our senior friends while they play table games, eating lunch, or participating in educational and fitness programs.

Program: Handley Meadowbrook Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76112

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Handley Meadowbrook After School Program 2026

Engage with youth participants of the Handley Meadowbrook After School Program aged 5-13.  Duties may include gathering supplies, homework assistance, and leading activities such as games or arts and crafts.

Program: Handley Meadowbrook Community Center

Engage with youth participants of the Handley Meadowbrook After School Program aged 5-13.  Duties may include gathering supplies, homework assistance, and leading activities such as games or arts and crafts.

Program: Handley Meadowbrook Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76112

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Court Ordered Community Service

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day. Center hours are Monday-Thursday 9am-3pm & 6pm-9pm. Friday 11am-3pm. Saturday 9am-2pm.

Program: R. D. Evans Community Center

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day. Center hours are Monday-Thursday 9am-3pm & 6pm-9pm. Friday 11am-3pm. Saturday 9am-2pm.

Program: R. D. Evans Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76116

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: General Volunteer

To assist center staff with cleaning, organizing, and setting up or breaking down activities. 

Program: R. D. Evans Community Center

To assist center staff with cleaning, organizing, and setting up or breaking down activities. 

Program: R. D. Evans Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76116

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Youth Sports Coach

We have a variety of youth sports that need coaches. The ages are 4-17 depending on the sport. We typically do 1 practice a week with games on Saturday mornings.

VolleyballSoccerT-ballFlag FootballBasketball

Program: R. D. Evans Community Center

We have a variety of youth sports that need coaches. The ages are 4-17 depending on the sport. We typically do 1 practice a week with games on Saturday mornings.

VolleyballSoccerT-ballFlag FootballBasketball

Program: R. D. Evans Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76116

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Court Ordered Community Service

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Eugene McCray Community Center

Please complete the online application at the link below to qualify for court-ordered community service.  

https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/court-ordered-community-service-registration

If your offense includes theft, violence, sexual assault, or a weapon, you are not eligible for our program.  You must contact your probation officer or attorney for a new program.

You are not approved to start court-ordered community service until you receive an approval letter from the City of Fort Worth staff. You must have the approval letter to begin community service at any City of Fort Worth community center. It is your responsibility to contact the community centers and coordinate if and when they have availability for community service.

Community Service Key Points:

You will typically be doing maintenance work, so dress appropriately but still maintain a well-groomed appearance. Center guests do not know you are not an employee, so it is important to act professionally and represent the City of Fort Worth well. If you do not meet the standards, staff can ask you to leave. Always sign in and sign out to ensure you get credit for your hours. Center staff will log your hours in the system. The court will call to verify your hours. Hold on to your original paperwork, do not leave it at the center. Never be alone in a room with a child (to protect yourself). Make sure you have enough time to complete all your hours. Create a consistent schedule. We recommend three to four hours a day.

Program: Eugene McCray Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76119

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Creative Community Helper

Look for fun, energetic individuals to teach or share your hobby of music, arts and crafts, sewing, etc... with our seniors and after schoolers. 

Program: Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center

Look for fun, energetic individuals to teach or share your hobby of music, arts and crafts, sewing, etc... with our seniors and after schoolers. 

Program: Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76112

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Community Center Helpers/Special Events

In need of individuals to help set up and or tear down tables and chairs for special events. Help with of cleaning  of center such as sweeping, mopping, and light restroom duties.

Program: Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center

In need of individuals to help set up and or tear down tables and chairs for special events. Help with of cleaning  of center such as sweeping, mopping, and light restroom duties.

Program: Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76112

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: After School Program Volunteer

To engage with the After School Program in homework, arts and crafts, gym games, and help leaders clean up after.

Program: R. D. Evans Community Center

To engage with the After School Program in homework, arts and crafts, gym games, and help leaders clean up after.

Program: R. D. Evans Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76116

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Special Event Attendee

Help setup, breakdown, oversee, and other various tasks associated with the special event

Program: Atatiana Carr-Jefferson Community Center

Help setup, breakdown, oversee, and other various tasks associated with the special event

Program: Atatiana Carr-Jefferson Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Jan 2, 2025 through Dec 31, 2026

Zip Code: 76104

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: General Volunteer (EVENING)

The Fort Worth Public Library is dedicated to serving our communities in many different ways. Library Volunteers assist staff with a variety of tasks that help keep our library running smoothly and create a welcoming space for all.  

Fort Worth Public Library’s volunteers support staff with daily tasks such as-

Sorting ProcessingHelping shelve materialsCleaning materialsAssisting with displaysPreparing program suppliesAssisting with classesAddressing customer inquiries about computer

Program: Summerglen Library

The Fort Worth Public Library is dedicated to serving our communities in many different ways. Library Volunteers assist staff with a variety of tasks that help keep our library running smoothly and create a welcoming space for all.  

Fort Worth Public Library’s volunteers support staff with daily tasks such as-

Sorting ProcessingHelping shelve materialsCleaning materialsAssisting with displaysPreparing program suppliesAssisting with classesAddressing customer inquiries about computer

Program: Summerglen Library

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76137

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Limitless Recreation Volunteer

Come out and interact with our adult recreation group through different activities which include: basketball, table games, and trail walking

Program: Atatiana Carr-Jefferson Community Center

Come out and interact with our adult recreation group through different activities which include: basketball, table games, and trail walking

Program: Atatiana Carr-Jefferson Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: After School Program Volunteer

Engage with youth participants aged 5-13.  Duties may include gathering supplies, homework assistance, and leading activities such as games or arts and crafts.

Program: Worth Heights Community Center

Engage with youth participants aged 5-13.  Duties may include gathering supplies, homework assistance, and leading activities such as games or arts and crafts.

Program: Worth Heights Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76110

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Kiki's Club

Kiki's Club is an adult 18 & up Special Needs program, the group gets together and enjoys arts and crafts, cooking, karaoke, field trips, and many more exciting activities. 

Program: Northside Community Center

Kiki's Club is an adult 18 & up Special Needs program, the group gets together and enjoys arts and crafts, cooking, karaoke, field trips, and many more exciting activities. 

Program: Northside Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76164

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: After School Program Volunteer

Engage with youth participants aged 5-13.  Duties may include gathering supplies, homework assistance, and leading activities such as games or arts and crafts.

Program: Highland Hills Community Center

Engage with youth participants aged 5-13.  Duties may include gathering supplies, homework assistance, and leading activities such as games or arts and crafts.

Program: Highland Hills Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76134

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Teen Volunteer

Teens, earn volunteer hours for National Honor Society, Student Council, college applications, or just for fun by helping at our community center!

Program: Riverside Community Center

Teens, earn volunteer hours for National Honor Society, Student Council, college applications, or just for fun by helping at our community center!

Program: Riverside Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76111

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Best Years Club at Andrew 'Doc' Session

Help us bring joy and connection to the senior citizen community at Andrew 'Doc' Session. Volunteers will assist with activities, craft, conversation and BINGO - a crowd favorite, to keep our seniors active and engaged. 

Program: Andrew Doc Session Community Center

Help us bring joy and connection to the senior citizen community at Andrew 'Doc' Session. Volunteers will assist with activities, craft, conversation and BINGO - a crowd favorite, to keep our seniors active and engaged. 

Program: Andrew Doc Session Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76111

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: After School Program - 25-26

Engage with our After School Program by helping children with homework, games, arts and craft, and playing with them!   

Program: Thomas Place Community Center

Engage with our After School Program by helping children with homework, games, arts and craft, and playing with them!   

Program: Thomas Place Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 76107

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Teen Volunteer Program

This is a teen volunteer opportunity. Volunteers will assist with various tasks around the center and at events, helping to support student activities and community efforts. It's a great way to get involved, gain experience, and contribute in a meaningful way alongside your peers. If you're a teen looking to give back and be part of a team, we’d love to have your help.

Program: Chisholm Trail Community Center

This is a teen volunteer opportunity. Volunteers will assist with various tasks around the center and at events, helping to support student activities and community efforts. It's a great way to get involved, gain experience, and contribute in a meaningful way alongside your peers. If you're a teen looking to give back and be part of a team, we’d love to have your help.

Program: Chisholm Trail Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76123

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: FW @ 6 Volunteer

We are looking for volunteers to help with our FW @ 6 late night program. We our looking for individuals  who are interested in working with our young adults  with activities  such as (Cooking class, LifeSkill class, literacy, financial literacy, business classes 

Program: Chisholm Trail Community Center

We are looking for volunteers to help with our FW @ 6 late night program. We our looking for individuals  who are interested in working with our young adults  with activities  such as (Cooking class, LifeSkill class, literacy, financial literacy, business classes 

Program: Chisholm Trail Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76123

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: School Green Teams

The School Green Teams program focuses on teaching students the importance of sustainability and taking care of the environment. A team is made up of someone 18 years or older and at least one student. The team will compete with other School Green Teams across Fort Worth for the school year by completing activities from an activity page provided by the KFWB team. Each activity is worth points and the team with the most points at the end of the school year wins a prize. Teams can submit their progress on the School Green Teams webpage to accumulate points. 

Examples of Activities: 

Lead 8 Litter Pickups at your school - 250 pointsMake or Maintain a Pollinator Garden - 100 PointsHost an American Recycles Day Event - 50 PointsNature Walk - 25 Points

There are activities for every age group. All public, private, charter, and homeschools are encouraged to sign up.

To learn more, visit the School Green Teams webpage and get started today! 

Program: Keep Fort Worth Beautiful

The School Green Teams program focuses on teaching students the importance of sustainability and taking care of the environment. A team is made up of someone 18 years or older and at least one student. The team will compete with other School Green Teams across Fort Worth for the school year by completing activities from an activity page provided by the KFWB team. Each activity is worth points and the team with the most points at the end of the school year wins a prize. Teams can submit their progress on the School Green Teams webpage to accumulate points. 

Examples of Activities: 

Lead 8 Litter Pickups at your school - 250 pointsMake or Maintain a Pollinator Garden - 100 PointsHost an American Recycles Day Event - 50 PointsNature Walk - 25 Points

There are activities for every age group. All public, private, charter, and homeschools are encouraged to sign up.

To learn more, visit the School Green Teams webpage and get started today! 

Program: Keep Fort Worth Beautiful

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76102

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: KFWB Adopt-A-Spot (Litter Only)

Adopt-A-Spot is a volunteer program for individuals or groups that want to take pride and ownership in their own part of Fort Worth by picking up litter at your very own spot and making it beautiful! 

Litter cleanups are encouraged to happen at least six times each year (every other month). We strongly recommend monthly cleanups and additional cleanups, as needed, to keep your site looking its best.

You must have an APPROVED Adopt-A-Spot agreement with Keep Fort Worth Beautiful (KFWB) to log hours in the KFWB Adopt-A-Spot (Litter Only) Opportunity.

After your cleanup, please remember to fill out the Adopt-A-Spot Opportunity Results Form so we can track how much litter is being removed in Fort Worth, Texas!   

Program: Keep Fort Worth Beautiful

Adopt-A-Spot is a volunteer program for individuals or groups that want to take pride and ownership in their own part of Fort Worth by picking up litter at your very own spot and making it beautiful! 

Litter cleanups are encouraged to happen at least six times each year (every other month). We strongly recommend monthly cleanups and additional cleanups, as needed, to keep your site looking its best.

You must have an APPROVED Adopt-A-Spot agreement with Keep Fort Worth Beautiful (KFWB) to log hours in the KFWB Adopt-A-Spot (Litter Only) Opportunity.

After your cleanup, please remember to fill out the Adopt-A-Spot Opportunity Results Form so we can track how much litter is being removed in Fort Worth, Texas!   

Program: Keep Fort Worth Beautiful

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76102

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Youth Sports Coach

Assist in Coaching and teaching the fundamentals to the participants in various Sports, such as, Football, Flag Football, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, Pickleball, Kickball, Tennis, Golf, Cheerleading and Dodgeball, etc.

Program: Como Community Center

Assist in Coaching and teaching the fundamentals to the participants in various Sports, such as, Football, Flag Football, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, Pickleball, Kickball, Tennis, Golf, Cheerleading and Dodgeball, etc.

Program: Como Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76107

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: After School Program Volunteer

Engage with youth participants aged 5-13.  Duties may include gathering supplies, homework assistance, and leading activities such as games or arts and crafts.

Program: Eugene McCray Community Center

Engage with youth participants aged 5-13.  Duties may include gathering supplies, homework assistance, and leading activities such as games or arts and crafts.

Program: Eugene McCray Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76119

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: KFWB Volunteer-Led Litter Cleanup

The Volunteer-led Cleanup Program focuses on allowing volunteers to have the flexibility to organize a cleanup in their community on their schedule with support from Keep Fort Worth Beautiful by providing free cleanup supplies to all its participants.

Organize a Litter Cleanup

Keep Fort Worth Beautiful supports volunteers by providing them with trash bags and gloves, which helps in their efforts to clean litter and have a positive impact on their community.

KFWB typically provides the following supplies for a standard two-hour cleanup:

One bag per adult volunteerOne bag per two youth volunteersGloves for all volunteersEquipment to help any volunteers who are elderly or who have disabilities (available upon request)

Please request supplies at least one week in advance of your cleanup to guarantee that they are ready on time. Click HERE to request supplies. 

After submitting the supply request, you will receive an email from staff with supply pickup information. 

If you need to cancel or change your registration, contact Keep Fort Worth Beautiful.

After your cleanup:
Report your efforts using this link: Litter Cleanup Wrap-Up Form (smartsheet.com)

Volunteers like you make a huge impact on improving our communities and environment. Thank you!

Program: Keep Fort Worth Beautiful

The Volunteer-led Cleanup Program focuses on allowing volunteers to have the flexibility to organize a cleanup in their community on their schedule with support from Keep Fort Worth Beautiful by providing free cleanup supplies to all its participants.

Organize a Litter Cleanup

Keep Fort Worth Beautiful supports volunteers by providing them with trash bags and gloves, which helps in their efforts to clean litter and have a positive impact on their community.

KFWB typically provides the following supplies for a standard two-hour cleanup:

One bag per adult volunteerOne bag per two youth volunteersGloves for all volunteersEquipment to help any volunteers who are elderly or who have disabilities (available upon request)

Please request supplies at least one week in advance of your cleanup to guarantee that they are ready on time. Click HERE to request supplies. 

After submitting the supply request, you will receive an email from staff with supply pickup information. 

If you need to cancel or change your registration, contact Keep Fort Worth Beautiful.

After your cleanup:
Report your efforts using this link: Litter Cleanup Wrap-Up Form (smartsheet.com)

Volunteers like you make a huge impact on improving our communities and environment. Thank you!

Program: Keep Fort Worth Beautiful

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76102

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Teen Courted Order

Court ordered volunteer for teens 

Program: Chisholm Trail Community Center

Court ordered volunteer for teens 

Program: Chisholm Trail Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76123

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: After School Program Volunteer

Engage with youth participants aged 5-13.  Duties may include gathering supplies, homework assistance, and leading activities such as games or arts and crafts.

Program: Chisholm Trail Community Center

Engage with youth participants aged 5-13.  Duties may include gathering supplies, homework assistance, and leading activities such as games or arts and crafts.

Program: Chisholm Trail Community Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 76123

Allow Groups: No