Opportunities From: City of Garland TX

*This page is for information only. Click here for the official City of Garland Animal Shelter volunteer page*

Volunteering at the City of Garland Animal Shelter

Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the City of Garland Animal Shelter! While the shelter is operated by the City, we partner with Friends of Rescue Animals (FRAs), a local nonprofit organization, to screen and coordinate volunteers.

To become a volunteer, please visit Friends of Rescue Animals (FRAs) and complete their volunteer application process. Once approved, you’ll have the opportunity to help care for animals, assist with adoptions, and support shelter operations.

We appreciate your dedication to helping the animals in our community, and we look forward to having you as part of the team! 

Follow these steps to become a FRA volunteer:

Note:

*This page is for information only. Click here for the official Boards & Commissions page*

Volunteering with Boards & Commissions

The American democratic experience is built upon the foundation of concerned and caring residents becoming actively involved in local government. Consistent with this principle, Garland’s Charter provides for the City Council to utilize resident volunteers to assist in carrying out the many functions of municipal government by serving on various advisory boards and commissions. Please give serious consideration to becoming more involved in helping make Garland the best city possible by applying to serve on a board or commission of your choice.

To apply, click here to open the application form, or pick up an application in the City Secretary’s Office. For more information, call 972-205-2404.

The Garland Charter and Code of Ordinances establish certain qualifications that must be met by members of boards and commissions. In addition to special qualifications for service, a board member must:

The training video includes a brief introduction for serving on a city board or commission and what to expect as you begin your service. The training also covers how to run an effective boards and commissions meeting.

Looking for a City Council Committee? Visit our City Council webpage.

Click here

We’re looking for caring volunteers to join CODE CARES for a neighborhood project that will make a real difference. The neighborhood has a drainage ditch that accumulated branches and litter over time. We're going to help. Volunteers will help remove wood debris and junk clogging a drainage ditch along the back alley, improving safety, drainage, and neighborhood conditions.

This project is conducted in partnership with Garland Code Compliance.

Date: Saturday, January 31, 2026 (Rain or shine), Rescheduled for February 21st, 2026

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
(Volunteers may finish early depending on team size.)

Location: 4303 Burning Tree Ln, Garland, TX

Point of Contact: Josue Diaz, Volunteer Garland

Partner Department: Code Compliance, Parks and Recreation, Stormwater, Sanitation

Volunteers will help:

Remove wood debris, junk, and obstructions from a drainage ditch along the back alley

Stack debris neatly for City pickup

Assist with general cleanup to restore safe water flow

Volunteers Needed

75 - 100 Volunteers

No carpentry experience required — general labor

If you have these tools, bring them to the project site. It's okay if you don't. 

Wheelbarrows

Machetes, tree limb cutting tools

Gloves & safety glasses

The City of Garland will provide:

Work gloves

Heavy-duty trash bags

Water for volunteers

Trash collection after the project

We are looking for volunteers to help Garland residents with basic lawn mowing and light yard care. This effort supports residents who may be unable to maintain their yards due to age, disability, or temporary hardship.

Volunteers will provide simple lawn care services that help residents stay safe, maintain their homes, and remain in compliance with City codes while showing kindness where it matters most.

This project is conducted in partnership with Garland Code Compliance.

Dates
Spring and Early Summer 2026
Volunteers may sign up now. Scheduling will be coordinated individually.

Time Commitment
Flexible
Volunteers may help one time or choose to assist again if they wish. There is no requirement to commit to the entire season.

Location
Various residential locations across Garland
Addresses will be shared after sign-up.

Volunteers will help residents by providing light lawn care. This may include mowing lawns, light trimming or edging, bagging or stacking grass clippings, and basic yard cleanup. This project does not include heavy landscaping or construction work.

Volunteers must provide their own lawn mower, trimmer, basic yard tools, work gloves, and eye protection. Volunteers are also responsible for their own transportation to and from the service location. Volunteers may not enter the homes or do remodeling work through the program for safety reasons. 

Please note that the City of Garland does not provide lawn equipment for this project.

The City of Garland will provide project coordination and resident matching, instructions and expectations before each assignment.

*This is not an event opportunity, email Volunteer@GarlandTX.gov if interested*

Looking to make a difference in your community on your own time? CODE CARES is a flexible, self-directed volunteer opportunity where you set the pace. Whether you're flying solo or teaming up with friends, this is your chance to help beautify Garland neighborhoods and support residents in need.

What You'll Do:
Help with light exterior maintenance projects such as:

Litter pickup

Lawn care

Minor repairs

Debris removal

Other code compliance tasks that assist elderly or disabled residents

Perfect For:

Individuals who like to volunteer at their own pace

Friends or families looking to give back together

Groups of 2, 3, or 5—grab your crew and get to work!

When:
Totally up to you! CODE CARES is self-directed, so you choose the day and time that works best for your schedule.

Where:
Various residential locations in Garland (assignments provided upon sign-up)

How It Works:
Shoot us an email, get matched with a project, and we'll send you all the info you need. Then head out when it’s convenient for you. Simple as that.

Ready to roll up your sleeves and help your neighbors?
Sign up today and take part in this meaningful, make-a-difference mission—on your own time.

Email us at Volunteer@GarlandTX.gov to get involved!

Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026 Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Plaza Theatre, Downtown Garland, 521 West State Street
Hosted by: Friends of Garland’s Historic Magic 11th Street
In partnership with: Garland Public Library

Help support Other Steps, Another Time: Garland Native American Awareness Day, a free, public cultural event exploring Native American history, heritage, and contributions in North Texas and beyond.

The program includes film screenings, a keynote presentation, tribal representatives, cultural demonstrations, artifacts, and original dramatic performances. This event is designed to educate and engage the Garland community about the area’s original inhabitants and Native American experiences.

Volunteers will assist with:

Greeting and welcoming attendees

Distributing programs and providing basic information

Ushering and assisting with seating

Helping with light setup and breakdown of props and materials

General event support as needed

One volunteer should be comfortable lifting moderately heavy items; all other roles are light-duty.

9:00 AM: Volunteer arrival and setup

10:00 AM: Program begins

12:05 PM: Lunch break and cultural demonstrations

4:00 PM: Event concludes

Friendly and comfortable interacting with the public

Able to follow directions and assist as needed

No special skills required

Ideal: 5–6

Kay Moore – 972-276-8867

Louis Moore – 214-886-1009

*This page is for information only. Click here for the official City of Garland Fire Academy page*

Volunteering at the City of Garland Fire Department

The Garland Fire Department is committed to keeping our community safe, informed, and engaged. From life-saving emergency preparedness to hands-on educational experiences, we offer a variety of programs for residents of all ages. Whether you’re looking to learn vital medical information, explore a career in firefighting, or schedule a fire station visit, we have opportunities for you. Check out our programs below and get involved today!

Who speaks for you when you cannot? Do you have a list of your medications, medical history and allergies readily available? In an emergency, this is important information which the first responders need to know. The Garland Fire Department has created such a list for you Emergency Medical Information Form (PDF). Please print it, complete it, place it in a baggie and tape it to your refrigerator door. If you are on the go a lot, place a second one in your purse. This information could help save your life.

The Citizens Fire Academy is open to anyone over the age of eighteen who lives or works in the City of Garland. This program is intended to familiarize citizens and associates of the services we provide, how we operate, and why we do things we do. Class hours are from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Thursday nights. To apply, complete the Citizens Fire Academy Application (PDF).

We are proud to announce an opportunity for graduating senior GISD students to attend a Youth Citizens Fire Academy which is intended to promote a greater understanding of the mission, responsibilities, and activities of the Fire Department while serving the community. To apply, complete the Youth Citizens Fire Academy Application.

To schedule an engine visit, ambulance visit, or station tour, click here to submit a request. Requests must be submitted and scheduled two weeks prior to the event. We do not schedule visits or tours on Mondays. If you have questions, you may call 972-781-7148 for assistance.

To schedule a career day speaker or a recruiter for a job fair, please call the recruiting office at
972-781-7149.

Volunteer Garland invites you to help brighten the lives of children and teens in foster care (ages 3–18). Many of these youth are navigating difficult transitions — your support can bring comfort, dignity, and hope right when they need it most.

UPDATE: 01/05/26

Care Backpacks have been suspended. Residents in December overwhelmed the agency's storage capacity. (Good job, Garland) They are looking for a company that is interested in redirecting their giving to help them with a storage unit. Volunteer Garland will update this listing when the current stock of backpacks is given out to the new intakes, so as to not overwhelm their staff.

Priority request:

Pampers Swaddlers (Size 2)

Diapers (Size 4, any brand)

Baby wipes

The additional cost of taking in babies for these items keeps potential foster care homes from taking in babies. The agency is asking for these items to help retain and recruit new foster homes. 

Spread holiday cheer by donating new, unwrapped toys for children and teens. Every gift helps ensure they have something to call their own this season.

Requested Holiday Items:

Toys for boys and girls (ages 3–12)

Legos and creative play sets

Children enter foster care throughout the year — often with little more than the clothes they are wearing. You can help by donating items for care kits that provide essentials and comfort.

Requested Care Kit Items:

Pampers Swaddlers (Size 2)

Diapers (Size 4, any brand)

Baby wipes

New car seats (unused, in box)

Jewelry, perfume, or makeup (for teens)

Gift cards (clothing, shoes, personal care)

Art and drawing supplies (sketch pads, paints, craft sets)

Want to make an even bigger impact? Consider putting together a complete backpack for a child or teen in foster care.

Suggested contents:

A sturdy backpack or tote

Age-appropriate hygiene items (toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, lotion, wipes)

A small comfort item (stuffed animal, journal, stress ball)

Art or creative supplies (coloring book, sketch pad, crayons)

A personal note or card of encouragement

Optional: gift card ($10–$25) for clothing or a special treat

Optional for teens: jewelry, perfume, makeup, or other self-care items

Please label each backpack with the intended age group: 3–6, 7–12, or 13–18.

When: Monday–Friday, 9 AM – 5 PM
Where: Parks Operations Center
Attention: Volunteer Garland
525 Tower Street, Garland, TX 75040

You may donate items individually or organize a collection drive through your workplace, school, church, or civic group. To coordinate a drop-off, please email volunteer@garlandtx.gov to make sure someone is in the office. The nature of our work requires weekend and evening work, which means we have to balance our weekday office presence. 

The holidays are a special time to give, but this program continues year-round. Each donation helps children and teens entering foster care feel safe, valued, and cared for — not just during the holidays, but every season of the year.

We know some students and community members are looking to complete volunteer hours. Donations count! If you bring items for this program, you can still acquire volunteer hours for your contribution.

Every donation — large or small — has the power to restore hope, dignity, and comfort to a child in foster care. Whether it’s a single toy, a pack of wipes, or a full backpack, your gift matters more than you know.

Together, we can remind every child entering foster care that they are seen, valued, and loved.

Questions or want to coordinate? Email: Volunteer@Garlandtx.org

Teens can earn community service hours by volunteering at the Garland Central Library! Help us keep our books organized and the children's area clean.

Duties include:

This volunteer opportunity is for ages 12-18 only. Volunteers will sign in for their shift downstairs at the Children's Desk. 

Note: If you cannot attend your volunteer shift, please cancel it online or call Central Library at 972-205-2501 to let us know so we can cancel the shift.

ATTENTION: This volunteer opportunity is an updated version of the previous Reader Stairs opportunity. Please read the instructions carefully to see what has changed. 

Want some easy volunteer hours at the Garland Central Library? All you need to do is take a seat!

Central Library is looking for teen volunteers to model proper usage of our new Reader Stairs. To discourage people (especially children) from climbing or jumping on the Reader Stairs, volunteers can find a seat on the stairs while reading a book, working on school assignments, or other quiet activities of your choosing. Snacks and covered drinks are allowed, but meals must be eaten in the upstairs lobby. Here's how it works:

Volunteers are welcome to sign up in groups to sit together on the stairs, as long as they keep their volume at a reasonable level. Music or audio from phones must be played on headphones/earbuds.

This volunteer opportunity is for ages 12-18 only during Central Library's operating hours. Volunteers will sign in for their shift downstairs at the Children's Desk. UPDATE: Volunteers must sign out at least 30 minutes before closing. 

Central Library Operating Hours:

Come help us at Play & Learn, where families with children ages 0 to 5 join us in the Central Library Storytime Room to enjoy an assortment of toys, games, and activities that foster imagination, creativity and problem solving.

Volunteers will sign in at 10 am and help count attendance during the program, which runs 10 a.m. to noon. At noon, we will close the storytime room, and volunteers will help clean the toys and put them away. 

This volunteer opportunity is for ages 12-18 only. Volunteers will sign in for their shift downstairs at the Children's Desk. 

Note: If you cannot attend your volunteer shift, please cancel it online or call Central Library at 972-205-2501 to let us know so we can cancel the shift.

*This page is for information only. Click here for the official Garland Youth Council Page*

Volunteering with Garland Youth Council

Good Samaritans of Garland (“Good Sam”) is a nonprofit food pantry serving neighbors in Garland and the surrounding community who are experiencing hunger or food insecurity. Volunteers help make sure families have access to nutritious food in a welcoming, dignified environment.

This is an external partner opportunity. Volunteer Garland will connect you to Good Sam’s volunteer interest form so you can sign up directly with their team.

Good Sam has several weekday volunteer roles at their food pantry:

Welcome Room

Greet guests and check them in.

Assist with basic registration steps.

Help guests take food to their vehicle with a cart when needed.

Bilingual Spanish-speaking volunteers are especially helpful for translation.

Kitchen Support

Help prepare carts with food items for guests.

Stock shelves with donations received from retail partners each day.

Pantry Support

Assemble dry-goods boxes and produce bags.

Unload deliveries and restock shelves, refrigerators, and freezers.

Assist with end-of-day clean up.

If you have other skills (office, logistics, language, etc.), you can share them with Good Sam’s team when you complete their interest form.

Volunteer shift times:

Monday–Friday, approximately 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. (flexible shifts during these hours).

Pantry public hours:

Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

No weekend opportunities:

Good Sam is closed Saturday and Sunday and is not able to offer weekend volunteer shifts at this time.

Location:
Good Samaritans of Garland
214 N. 12th Street
Garland, TX 75040

Good Sam welcomes a wide range of volunteers, including:

Individual volunteers

Students

Groups (churches, schools, businesses, clubs)

Volunteers completing court-ordered community service

Minimum age: Volunteers must be at least 16 years old.

This opportunity is managed directly by Good Samaritans of Garland, not by the City of Garland.

Click the “Respond” button on this page.

You will be redirected to Good Sam’s volunteer interest form at:
https://www.goodsamofgarland.org/volunteer/

Complete their interest form. Good Sam’s staff will follow up with you within a few business days.

If you do not hear back after submitting the form, Good Sam invites you to contact them directly at 972-276-2263 or info@goodsamofgarland.org

NOTE: Please be prepared to fill out the attached Good Samaritan's waiver onsite or print and bring it completed with you to expedite the process.

**This is an information only page, please visit https://www.garlandtx.gov/461/Citizens-on-Patrol-COP**

Volunteering with Garland Police Department

The Garland Police Department’s Citizens On Patrol (C.O.P.) program is an extension of the Neighborhood Crime Watch program and provides an opportunity for citizens to take an active role in crime prevention in their neighborhood. C.O.P. members must complete a training class provided by the police department and are instructed in effective ways to patrol their neighborhood in a car, on foot, or on a bicycle. The objective of the program is to provide more eyes and ears on the streets of Garland observing and reporting crime and/or suspicious activity.

For more information on the Citizens On Patrol program, call Officer Pesta at 972-485-4896.

*This page is for information only. Click here for the official Garland Citizen Police Academy page*

Volunteering with the Garland Police Department

The Garland Citizen Police Academy (CPA) offers residents and those who work in Garland a unique opportunity to learn about the Garland Police Department. Over several weeks, participants hear from officers, detectives, investigators, and specialists, gaining insight into various aspects of law enforcement.

The program features interactive sessions, detention center and communications observations, a ride-along, and hands-on demonstrations, providing a deeper understanding of the department’s role in the community. By strengthening relationships, the CPA fosters transparency, trust, and engagement.

Now accepting applications (PDF).

Congratulations CPA Class 60!

*This page is for information only. Click here for the official Volunteers in Policing page*

Volunteering with the Garland Police Department

The volunteers of the Garland Police Department continue to assist us in our service to the citizens of this city by contributing their time, expertise, and commitment to our department. Their willingness to help and their professionalism have truly been an example to all other volunteer groups. We are, once again, grateful for their assistance. All those interested in volunteering must first attend and complete the Garland Citizen's Police Academy.

Volunteers offer fingerprinting services Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., off the main lobby of the Police Department. Cash only.

Uniformed volunteers in a marked Garland Police car check the homes of Garland citizens who are away from home on vacation to ensure that no burglar has broken in and taken their possessions. If you would like to have your home placed on the Vacation Watch list, please view the Vacation Watch Request Form (PDF) This service is available to any homeowner within the city limits of Garland.

Volunteers are utilized by the Patrol Division to maintain the safe condition of the Patrol vehicles by checking fluid levels, making sure that lights, brakes, etc. are functioning properly, and transporting the vehicles needing repairs to and from the City garage.

*This page is for information only. Click here for the official Keep Garland Beautiful Page*

Volunteering with Keep Garland Beautiful

Keep Garland Beautiful, a 501(c)3 registered non-profit organization, is committed to educating and engaging individuals to take responsibility for improving their community environment.

Participate in regular litter clean-up events or request the supplies your group needs to beautify your school or neighborhood.

Learn More 

Let our native plant experts help you design and start your Monarch Way Station, pollinator patch or garden.

Learn More

Request a Keep Garland Beautiful table for your event or have our education team give your group a lesson on recycling or litter prevention.

Learn More

Keep Garland Beautiful is a Keep Texas Beautiful Gold Star Affiliate.

Gold Star distinction is awarded to groups that have made an impact in their communities and helped make Texas the cleanest, most beautiful state in the nation. It is the highest status any community affiliate can achieve.

Your support will mean so much to us, and the 243,000 or so people that call Garland home.

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Teens ages 12-18 can earn community service hours by attending our Teen Advisory Board at the North Garland Library! 

Design and make charms with Shrinky Dinks. Turn them into necklaces. keychains, or backpack accessories.

Teens can earn community service hours by volunteering at the North Garland Library! Help us keep our books organized and the children's area clean.

Duties include:

This volunteer opportunity is for ages 12-18 only. Volunteers will sign in for their shift at the Children's Desk. 

Due to limited shift availability, volunteers may sign up for no more than two shifts in a month. We appreciate your understanding.

Teens ages 12-18 can earn community service hours by volunteering at the library's STEAM Lab.  This month children ages 6-12 will make Rubber Band Racers.

Volunteers will report to the Children's Reference Desk. 

Self Directed Litter Cleanup Program

The City of Garland's Volunteer Office holds guided litter cleanups once a month. The registration for those opportunities will be listed separately on the Get Connected website.

If you want to clean up litter alone, we can help you. Our safety program trains you, provides supplies, and location. 

First Time Experience

Location

The Volunteer Office is located at 525 Tower Street and is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Please contact the office at 972-205-3583 or email Volunteer@GarlandTx.org to schedule your visit in advance.

Program Restrictions

Participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult sponsor.

Carver Senior Center is looking for 3 dependable volunteers daily to help during senior lunch service.

Make Mealtime Meaningful
You’ll support staff with:

Setting up tables & chairs

Light cleaning before and after meals

Welcoming our seniors and keeping things cheerful

Creating a safe, clean, and inviting dining space

Each shift is only 2 hours—a small time commitment that brings big smiles and meaningful connection.

Who We're Looking For:
✔ Enjoys being around older adults
✔ Can lift light chairs & tidy up
✔ Dependable, respectful, and kind
✔ Able to commit weekly or be on-call

Great for students, retirees, or anyone with a heart to serve over lunch!

Why It Matters
For many of our seniors, this lunch is more than just a meal. It’s a time to connect, enjoy conversation, and feel part of a community. By volunteering, you help create a warm and welcoming space where older adults can enjoy their meal comfortably. Your presence adds kindness and care to their day. Every table you set and every smile you share helps make the experience more enjoyable for everyone.

Carver Senior Center
222 Carver St. #B
Garland, TX 75040
Monday–Friday
Lunchtime Hours (exact time varies slightly depending on the day’s schedule)

Sign up at VolunteerGarland.org
Or contact Jelisa Baker, Recreation Services Supervisor
jebaker@GarlandTX.gov | ☎ 972-205-3305

Let’s serve our seniors—together.

**Restrictions: No court appointed or truancy candidates.** 

Fields Recreation Center is looking for 3 dependable volunteers daily to help during senior lunch service.

Make Mealtime Meaningful
You’ll support staff with:

Setting up tables & chairs

Light cleaning before and after meals

Welcoming our seniors and keeping things cheerful

Creating a safe, clean, and inviting dining space

Each shift is only 2 hours—a small time commitment that brings big smiles and meaningful connection.

Who We're Looking For:
✔ Enjoys being around older adults
✔ Can lift light chairs & tidy up
✔ Dependable, respectful, and kind
✔ Able to commit weekly or be on-call

Great for students, retirees, or anyone with a heart to serve over lunch!

Why It Matters
For many of our seniors, this lunch is more than just a meal. It’s a time to connect, enjoy conversation, and feel part of a community. By volunteering, you help create a warm and welcoming space where older adults can enjoy their meal comfortably. Your presence adds kindness and care to their day. Every table you set and every smile you share helps make the experience more enjoyable for everyone.

Fields Recreation Center
1701 Dairy Road
Garland, TX 75040
Monday–Friday
Lunchtime Hours (exact time varies slightly depending on the day’s schedule)

Sign up at VolunteerGarland.org
Or contact Elda Guerrero, Recreation Services Specialist

mguerrero@garlandtx.gov| ☎ 972-205-3583

Rachel Bibby, Recreation Services Specialist

rbibby@garlandtx.gov| ☎ 972-205-3665

Let’s serve our seniors—together.

**Restrictions: No court appointed or truancy candidates.** 

Interested in leading a site for the 5th Annual Duck Creek Litter Cleanup? 

Register here!

**Must be 18 years or older or accompanied by an adult/ guardian**

Teens can earn community service hours by volunteering at the South Garland Library! Help us prepare for children's programs and keep our Children's Area tidy.

Examples of typical duties:

This volunteer opportunity is for ages 12-18 only. Volunteers will sign in for their shift at the Children's Desk.

➡️Due to limited shift availability, volunteers may sign up for no more than four shifts in a month. Additionally, we cannot fulfill court-ordered community service requirements. We appreciate your understanding.

➡️If you cannot attend your volunteer shift, please cancel it online or call us at 972-205-3934 to let us know. If you have three no-call no-show occurrences with the Garland libraries, we will delete your future shifts and you will no longer be permitted to volunteer at any of the library branches.

Spring Creek Park Preserve & the FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee
invite you to an iNaturalist Bioblitz!
Part of the City Nature Challenge

iNaturalist is a free phone and web app enables you to catalog your own observations in nature. But it is also a powerful international citizen-science tool that enables scientists to track information on thousands of species worldwide – information such as enabling predictions about species decline or health, indicating whether the species habitat is expanding or collapsing, and much, much more.

Every observation can contribute to biodiversity science, from the rarest butterfly to the most common backyard weed. Findings are shared with scientific data repositories like the Global Biodiversity Information Facility to help scientists find and use your data. All you have to do is observe and share your discoveries!

Experienced iNaturalist volunteers from the Preservation Society for Spring Creek Forest (springcreekforest.org) and Trinity River Audubon Center will be on hand to get new naturalists started and to point out the best “hot spots” in the preserve to make observations.

Teen volunteers will help the Youth Services Librarian run the 1-2-3 STEAM: The Five Senses program for families with children ages 1-5 years! 

All volunteers need to be attentive and engaging to families with duties include, but not limited to:

This volunteer opportunity is for:

➡️If you cannot attend your volunteer shift, please cancel it online or call us at 972-205-3934 to let us know. If you have three no-call no-show occurrences with the Garland libraries, we will delete your future shifts and you will no longer be permitted to volunteer at any of the library branches.

Teens ages 12 - 17 can earn community service hours by volunteering at the brand new West Garland Library! Help us prepare for children's programs and keeping the children's area tidy! 

Typical duties include, but not limited to: 

These volunteer opportunities are for:

➡️If you cannot attend your volunteer shift, please cancel it online or call us at 972-205-2586 to let us know. If you have three no-call no-show occurrences, we will delete your future shifts and you will no longer be permitted to volunteer at any of the four Garland libraries.

➡️Volunteers will sign in for their shift at the Children's Desk.

Teen volunteers will help the Youth Services Librarian run the STEAM Lab: Art with Invisible Ink program for families with children ages 6-12 years! 

All volunteers need to be attentive and engaging to families with duties include, but not limited to:

This volunteer opportunity is for:

➡️If you cannot attend your volunteer shift, please cancel it online or call us at 972-205-3934 to let us know. If you have three no-call no-show occurrences with the Garland libraries, we will delete your future shifts and you will no longer be permitted to volunteer at any of the library branches.