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How to help: Organizations accepting volunteers in The Woodlands area

By Nichaela Shaheen, Angela Bonilla, Lizzy Spangler, Vanessa Holt

From fostering pets to helping to stock food pantry shelves, here are a number of organizations seeking volunteers in The Woodlands area in 2025. This list is not comprehensive, and information is subject to change.

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