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The Asian American Resource Center (AARC) offers a variety of ways for individuals, community groups and organizations to become involved. From collaborations to employment, take a look at how you can be a part of the AARC.
Employment
Please visit Austin City Jobs for current openings.
Please note your location preference in the supplemental section of your application. Location requests will be honored on an availability basis and the hiring manager will make the final decision on work site location.
Become a Volunteer
Volunteers work directly with the community and provide support in a number of ways. View our current volunteer opportunities on our GivePulse page. For those who would like to be notified when there are new volunteer opportunities available, please sign up for our Volunteer Email List.
- Garden Club | Ongoing
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The AARC Garden Club meets every other Wednesday and the first Saturday of each month at 10am! Join us, and help tend to the Senior Garden at the AARC. Volunteers may plant, water, weed, mulch, or otherwise help out with various garden tasks.
No gardening experience or equipment necessary. Gloves, hand tools, and instruction provided. Please bring a refillable water bottle if you have one.
Collaborations
Our programs are initiated in response to community needs. Non-profits, community groups and individuals may suggest a program that is relevant to AARC and Parks and Recreation Department’s mission, values and audience. Collaborative programs must be offered to the public free of charge. If you have a program that meets the requirements, submit a Collaboration Request. We have also prepared a list of Frequently Asked Questions for your convenience.
Contract Instructor Program
Austin Parks and Recreation Department (PARD) utilizes independent contract instructors to provide unique programming services! A contract gives you the ability to offer programs/activities based on the needs and space availability at our Facilities or Parks. Instructional programs/activities may be offered for preschoolers, school age children, teens, adults, families and seniors in a learning environment for participants. Class fees are set by the contractor and a percentage is paid back to the city.
Class proposals may select the Asian American Resource Center as your preferred location or other Austin Parks and Recreation facilities. Proposals will be reviewed and accepted based on site need, demand, and capacity.
Learn more and complete a class proposal at the Contract Instructor Program webpage.
Donations
Due to space limitations, the AARC is not currently accepting donations of any kind.
General Feedback Form
Do you have any questions, concerns, or general feedback to provide to the AARC? Let us know using this form! We welcome suggestions for new programs you'd like to see at the AARC as well as insight into your community's needs.
Page last updated: October 22, 2024