Students:
Learning real-world skills while making a difference in their community. Volunteering provides valuable experience and helps students develop strong work ethics and leadership skills.
The Heart of Community Seeds
Community Seeds Volunteers & Supporters
Community Seeds is powered by an incredible network of supporters — over 100 dedicated volunteers annually — who give their time, talents, and resources to transform lives in Hunt and Rains County.
Our Volunteer Family
Who Our Volunteers Are
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Working Professionals:
Using their expertise and skills to strengthen our programs. From accounting and marketing to construction and healthcare, professionals bring invaluable knowledge to our mission.
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Stay-at-Home Parents:
Contributing their organizational skills, compassion, and dedication to helping other families thrive.
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Retirees and Seniors:
Sharing a lifetime of experience and wisdom while staying actively engaged in community service.
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Families:
Teaching values of service and compassion by volunteering together, creating lasting memories while making a positive impact.
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Youth Groups and Civic Organizations:
Teams, clubs, and organizations that achieve tremendous impact when working together toward a common goal.
Volunteer Opportunities
Direct Service Volunteers
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Food Pantry Team
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Clothing Closet Assistants
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Emergency Assistance Support
Educational Program Volunteers
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GED Support Tutors
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Computer Lab Instructors
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Life Skills Workshop Leaders
Specialized Support Volunteers
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Administrative Support
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Maintenance and Facilities
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Transportation Team
Special Events Team
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Annual Christmas Benefit Dinner
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Community Events
Volunteer Benefits
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Personal Fulfillment:
Experience the joy of making a direct impact in someone's life and contributing to positive community change.
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Skill Development:
Gain new skills, develop leadership abilities, and enhance your resume with meaningful volunteer experience.
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Community Connections:
Meet like-minded individuals and build lasting friendships with fellow volunteers and community members.
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Professional Networking:
Connect with professionals from various fields and expand your professional network.
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Family Bonding:
Volunteer as a family to teach children important values while creating meaningful shared experiences.
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Flexible Scheduling:
We work with your schedule to find volunteer opportunities that fit your availability and interests.
Individual Supporters & Donors
Ways to Support Community Seeds
Monthly Giving Program — “Seeds of Hope”
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$25/month:
Provides emergency food assistance for one family
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$50/month:
Supports utility assistance for families in crisis
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$100/month:
Funds job training materials and certification costs
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$250/month:
Sponsors a family through our comprehensive support program
Annual Giving Opportunities
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Founder's Circle ($1,000+):
Recognition in annual report and newsletters, exclusive facility tours and program updates, invitation to special donor events, and a personal thank you from leadership.
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Community Champion ($500–$999):
Newsletter recognition, annual impact report, invitation to volunteer appreciation events.
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Hope Builder ($250–$499):
Quarterly updates on program impact, recognition in community publications.
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Seed Planter ($100–$249):
Thank you note and tax receipt, annual community impact summary.
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Friend of Community Seeds (Up to $99):
Personal thank you and tax receipt.
Special Giving Opportunities
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Emergency Assistance Fund:
Direct support for families facing utility disconnection, eviction, or crisis.
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Job Training Scholarship Fund:
Full scholarships for welding certification, computer training, or other job skills programs.
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Youth Education Support:
School supplies, tutoring materials, and educational support for children in our programs.
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Senior Housing Initiative:
Supports our "At Home Ranch" program providing safe, affordable housing for senior women.
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Incubator Kitchen Equipment Fund:
Helps aspiring food entrepreneurs access commercial kitchen equipment and training.
Corporate & Business Supporters
Corporate Sponsorship Levels
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Title Sponsor ($5,000+):
Naming rights for major programs or events, logo placement on marketing materials, employee volunteer opportunities, and quarterly business networking events.
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Program Sponsor ($2,500–$4,999):
Sponsor specific programs like job training or emergency assistance, receive recognition in program materials, and engage employees in service.
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Event Sponsor ($1,000–$2,499):
Support annual events and community activities, gain logo recognition at sponsored events, and provide team volunteer opportunities.
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Community Partner ($500–$999):
General operating support, newsletter recognition, and volunteer opportunities for employees.
In-Kind Business Support
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Professional Services
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Product Donations
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Service Donations
Foundation & Grant Support
Community Seeds actively seeks foundation partnerships and grant opportunities to expand our programs and services. We are grateful for the support of foundations that share our commitment to community development and poverty alleviation.
Current Foundation Interests:
Emergency assistance and crisis intervention
Job training and workforce development
Youth education and development
Senior services and housing
Community health and wellness
Food security and nutrition
Supporter Recognition
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Annual Volunteer Appreciation
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Volunteer Awards
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Donor Recognition
Supporter Stories
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"I started volunteering at Community Seeds when I retired, looking for something meaningful to do with my time. Five years later, I can't imagine my life without this work. Every day I see families getting back on their feet, and I know I'm part of something bigger than myself."
Volunteer Spotlight: Sarah's Story -
"Partnering with Community Seeds for employee volunteer days has strengthened our team while making a real difference in our community. We've provided volunteer hours, and they've provided us with skilled employees through their job training programs."
Corporate Partner Success: Local Manufacturing Company -
"Our family foundation has supported Community Seeds for three years because we see measurable results. Families aren't just getting temporary help — they're building skills and achieving lasting independence."
Donor Impact: The Johnson Family Foundation
How to Get Involved
Becoming a Volunteer
Step 1: Contact Us — Call (903) 634-5673 or email info@cseeds.org.
Step 2: Orientation — Attend a volunteer orientation to learn about our programs and opportunities.
Step 3: Choose Your Role — Select opportunities that match your interests, skills, and schedule.
Step 4: Training — Complete any required training for your role.
Step 5: Start Serving — Begin making a difference in your community!
Making a Donation
Online Giving: Visit our website at cseeds.org to make a secure online donation.
Mail Your Gift: Send checks to: Community Seeds, P.O. Box 335, Point, TX 75472.
In-Person Giving: Visit our office at 103 Katy Street, Lone Oak, TX 75453.
Planned Giving: Contact our office to discuss legacy giving options.
Corporate Partnership
Partnership Inquiry: Contact our leadership team to discuss corporate partnership opportunities that align with your business values and community impact goals.
Current Needs
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Immediate Volunteer Needs
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Priority Funding Needs
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In-Kind Donation Needs
Contact Our Supporter Services Team
Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: (903) 634-5673
Email: info@cseeds.org
Development Officer
Phone: (903) 634-5673
Email: info@cseeds.org
Visit Us
103 Katy Street
Lone Oak, TX 75453
Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday: By appointment
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"Volunteers are a vital part of Community Seeds! We are in need of volunteer help for our programs. Young and old alike serve together to make our organization work. No matter your age, skillset, or family size, there is always a way to help out at Community Seeds!"
Community Seeds
Get involved today — because together, we're stronger.
Ready to join our community of supporters? Your time, talents, and gifts can help plant seeds of hope that will grow into lasting change for families in our community.