Whether you partner with us as a donor, volunteer, or both, there is a place for you at Project Transformation. If you have a passion for helping children improve their literacy and develop a love of reading, there is definitely a place for you. In fact, we couldn’t do it without you! If you feel led to encourage and support the work of young adults in their service while discerning God’s call on their lives, we need your help.
After many years of service, we’ve realized that most people don’t just get involved, they get hooked when they get to know our kids or college interns, and they become transformed themselves. Investing your time, talents and resources at Project Transformation will truly change someone’s life, and it might be your own. How will you connect?
School Year Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer with our After School Program. Sign up here to be a virtual Reading Buddy with PT After School. Opportunities are Tuesday and Thursday 4:30-5:30 via Zoom.
There are numerous ways to connect and get involved with Project Transformation Rio Texas.
To learn more about the volunteer opportunities and how to get started volunteering, please contact Kaci Boylan, Program Director.
There are numerous ways to connect and get involved with Project Transformation Rio Texas!
You can sign up and find out all the details here
The summer program requires hundreds of volunteers to operate! You can get involved in the following ways. Just click on the volunteer link to sign up.
Project Transformation’s internships are for young adults who have completed at least their freshman year of college and are interested in serving others while exploring their calling. The program is designed to offer young adults a hands-on opportunity to build lasting relationships with children in low-socioeconomic areas, live in intentional community, experience cultural diversity, and explore various careers in ministry and service. As a United Methodist-affiliated organization, we offer opportunities for young adults to grown in their faith journey and discern their calling during their service.