Learn more about volunteer and donation opportunities in the Spring and Klein community. For specific volunteer requirements, contact the organization directly. This list is not comprehensive.
Animal Care
Copper's Cat Commune
Copper's Cat Commune is a nonprofit cat sanctuary dedicated to the lifetime care of a limited population of ill, disabled, immune compromised, senior or otherwise adoption challenged cats. To help this cause, the community members can lend their time by volunteering or by donating money via the website.
Arts
Islamic Arts Society
Founded in 2014, Islamic Arts Society aims to share the rich heritage of Islamic art. Per the website, the Islamic Arts Society has grown over the years to become an umbrella organization of artists creating Islamic art in the USA. The society organizes events to celebrate Islamic culture and promote the positive image of the Muslim and non-Muslim communities. The community can sign up to be a year-long volunteer or volunteer for its annual Arts Festival.
Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts
Born in 1935 the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts mission is to provide direct, first-hand access to original works of art and other culturally, historically and aesthetically significant objects to a regional, national, and international audience. To support its mission, the community can join its volunteer Guild which volunteers a minimum of 15 hours a year or donate to provide support so the Pearl can continue to strengthen its programs.
Human services
Hope Center Houston
Hope Center Houston is a faith-based community where compassion meets action. The nonprofit provides a safe, welcoming place for homeless individuals offering dignity, basic needs, and guidance to support them on their journey toward healing, restoration, and lasting transformation. There are several volunteer opportunities for individuals 18 years and up.
Hearts of Rescue
Hearts of Rescue supports the homeless community by providing showers, change of clothes and hygiene kits. The organization has several volunteer opportunities from barbers to shower service helpers.
Northwest Assistance Ministries
NAM is a nonprofit, community-based, multi-program social service agency that strives to meet basic human needs. Since 1983, NAM has been providing assistance in areas including food, shelter, health, and financial stability, with a commitment to helping individuals and families in crisis as well as veterans. Volunteers ages 16 and up can sign up to volunteer on the website.
Medical
Houston Ground Angels
Houston Ground Angels is a volunteer-driven group providing transportation of medical patients to and from their homes to medical facilities for critical care, mostly transplant and cancer care. Volunteers must be willing to give their time and expense to help the patients. Operating since 2000, Houston Ground Angels completes around 500 rides a month across the Houston area. Patients need to get treatment in the Woodlands, Tomball and Willowbrook area with some needing to go to the Texas Medical Center. The group is on track to complete more than 5,500 rides in 2026 , an all-time record, but more volunteers are needed.
Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital
This not-for-profit, faith-based hospital serves the growing northwest Houston community. The hospital has 358 licensed beds and is committed to healthcare in a range of services, including emergency care, cardiology, comprehensive women’s services, neurology and neurosurgery, oncology and primary and general medicine. Call the volunteer services team at 281-737-1063 to discuss opportunities in more detail or visit the hospital website.
Young adult resources
Arrow Child and Family Ministries
The Spring-based organization serves children entering foster care by licensing and supporting foster families to provide care and therapeutic services. The organization aims to transition children into a healthy environment with their biological families or find a safe foster home when reuniting biological families is not possible. Arrow also provides other community-based services to improve family stability. Volunteers under age 21 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, email [email protected].
YMCA – D. Bradley McWilliams YMCA at Cypress Creek
YMCA serves families across Greater Houston through membership centers, early childhood education, after school programs, youth sports, swim lessons, teen leadership development, community impact services and overnight camp. Community members can register online to find out about volunteer opportunities at the YMCA.
