Ready to make a difference?

Mosaic volunteers give their time and talents to give back to survivors of human rights abuses. Volunteers are needed to help our survivors thrive as they rebuild their lives in DFW. See below to browse our volunteer opportunities and the process to become a Mosaic volunteer. 

If you have any other questions or would like to schedule a group project, please contact development@mosaicservices.org.

Please note that Mosaic does not accept community service restitution volunteers (i.e. court-ordered volunteers).

Get Started!

All volunteers must fill out a volunteer application to get started on the volunteer process. Because of the sensitive nature of the work we do at Mosaic, all volunteers need to be thoroughly vetted and trained, and it can take up to a month for volunteers to be cleared and ready to volunteer.

After filling out the volunteer application, we will contact you about the next virtual volunteer orientation for you to attend. Virtual volunteer orientations are held once a month. Mosaic requires a criminal background check on all volunteers and interns before they begin volunteering with us.

Mosaic does not accept community service restitution volunteers (i.e. court-ordered volunteers). We gladly welcome youth volunteers, but volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times when volunteering with Mosaic.

If you’re seeking service hours for educational credit, unfortunately, we do not have enough opportunities at this time to make weekly hours plausible. If you’re interested in an internship, that is separate from our volunteering process, please visit our employment page for current opportunities.

Volunteer Opportunities

Host a virtual fundraiser i.e. in-kind donation drive, make a FUNdraising page for North Texas Giving Tuesday on September 23, birthday fundraisers or a friendly competition fundraiser.

Volunteers are needed across multiple programs to assist with interpretation and translation. Our highest need is Spanish, but our clients speak dozens of languages. Even if there is not a current client who speaks your language, it’s very possible that we’ll have a client who speaks that language in the future.

  • Yardwork (mowing the lawn, trimming hedges, tending to the garden, general upkeep)
  • Organizing donations in the attic space (adult and children’s clothing, shoes, supplies, bedding, toys, appliances)
  • Pantry restocking and organization (we have a lovely pantry space for the clients to access 24/7, and it is always in need of dry pasta, sauces, canned goods, rice, soups, spices, beans, snacks, and other similar items!)

This is a need, especially during the summer, weekends, or school breaks. A few ideas include:
  • Crafts
  • Games
  • Self-care activities
  • Lead yoga classes, dance classes, art classes
  • After School Program Tutoring

Volunteers are needed to work in our legal program to provide administrative work – scanning/shredding files.