American Gateways offers education, advocacy, and immigration legal services at no or low cost to immigrants, refugees and survivors of persecution, torture, conflict and human trafficking.

Austin Creative Reuse works to save usable, creative supplies and materials from ending up in area landfills, and gets them back into the hands of artists who can use them.

The Assistance League of Austin — an entirely volunteer run organization— has a mission to transform the lives of children and adults in our community.

Colorado River Alliance champions the Texas Colorado River through education and engagement year-round, and this September they're doing their 30th annual Lake Travis Cleanup.

Flatwater Foundation provides no-cost therapy to people who have been touched by cancer.

CASAs — Court Appointed Special Advocates — are trained volunteers who advocate for children who have experienced abuse or neglect.

Ladies Let's Talk helps refugee and immigrant women achieve belonging in their new community by connecting them with women volunteers for language practice, navigating daily life, friendship and sisterhood.

The American Botanical Council — headquartered in a historic house on a multi acre farm in Austin — is an independent, nonprofit research and educational organization that provides information about herbs based on modern science and traditional wisdom.

Through its various programs and advocacy efforts, Texas Cultural Trust works to advance and support the arts and artists in Texas.

For 10 years, Amhiga Hispana has worked to provide practical skill lessons and business training to Hispanic women in Austin.