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From animal shelters to food pantries, check out these nonprofit organizations from around the Boerne area.
For specific volunteer requirements, contact the organization directly. This list is not comprehensive.
Animal services
Heart of Texas SPCA
The no-kill shelter provides boarding, general veterinarian services, microchipping and more to pets without homes. They also have an adoption and educational program for residents.
Providing support to those with special needs and other conditions, this Hill Country ranch uses equine or horse therapy with certified instructors and therapists in a comforting and educational environment.
This wildlife sanctuary cares for injured, orphaned and displaced wildlife, from mammals to birds, while educating the public on the region’s ecology and importance of preservation.
This environmental nonprofit promotes conservation of nature through education, stewardship, and community connections throughout both of their campuses in the Hill Country.
The Kuhlmann-King Historical Complex
By preserving the local artifacts and stories of Boerne, this historical society and museum hopes to educate and increase appreciation for the town’s rich past in the Hill Country.
Boerne’s public library brings the community together with events, books, media, education and more.
The organization is designed to support the Boerne library by encouraging gifts, endowments and memorials. The group also works to increase library membership and secure funding for new equipment, public programs and special projects.
The county elections board helps to ensure the integrity and administering of all local elections in the area.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Texas Hill Country
This nonprofit organization helps to provide underserved children with mentors who lead them through life choices, education, friendships and more.
The club works to mentor youth, empowering them to reach their full potential. The nonprofit provides after-school care, programs and snacks for ages 5 to 18 and currently serves five schools in Boerne ISD.
Serving Kendall County and surrounding areas in the region, this ministry helps with disaster relief, conducts food drives and provides faith-based events and classes to the community.
This organization helps to provide food assistance and meals to the community, offering a free dinner every Wednesday and food drives weekly.
This group focuses on the preservation, promotion and support of the arts, artists and more across 19 counties located within the Hill Country, including Boerne.
Serving older adults throughout Kendall County through programs supporting food security and social connection.
