It's About the Kids Inc., In-Person Community Meeting
In-person community meetings at the MLK Jr. Community Center in Dallas, TX take place from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM and bring together neighbors, parents, youth, young adults, seniors, and whole families to listen, brainstorm solutions, and share practical resources and knowledge. These gatherings create a welcoming space for identifying local needs—from youth programming and job-readiness to senior services and family supports—and for co-creating action plans that connect people to existing services, volunteer opportunities, and skill-building workshops. Facilitators guide focused discussions so all voices are heard, community expertise is amplified, and concrete next steps are agreed upon, ensuring that ideas move from conversation to measurable outcomes that strengthen families and empower young people across the neighborhood.** These meetings happen on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. If you want to be updated on our giveawys, events, workshops, and more….Subscribe to our newsletter. #mentorachildsavealife
UC Davis Vs SMU Football Concessions Volunteer Opportunity
Join It’s About The Kids, Inc. as we serve at the UC Davis vs. SMU football game at Gerald J. Ford Stadium! We’re looking for energetic, community‑minded volunteers to help run our concession stand and support our youth mentoring mission.
This volunteer opportunity is perfect for anyone who wants to give back, get involved, and make a real impact in Dallas. No experience required — just a willingness to serve and be part of something meaningful.
It's About the Kids Inc., In-Person Community Meeting
In-person community meetings at the MLK Jr. Community Center in Dallas, TX take place from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM and bring together neighbors, parents, youth, young adults, seniors, and whole families to listen, brainstorm solutions, and share practical resources and knowledge. These gatherings create a welcoming space for identifying local needs—from youth programming and job-readiness to senior services and family supports—and for co-creating action plans that connect people to existing services, volunteer opportunities, and skill-building workshops. Facilitators guide focused discussions so all voices are heard, community expertise is amplified, and concrete next steps are agreed upon, ensuring that ideas move from conversation to measurable outcomes that strengthen families and empower young people across the neighborhood.** These meetings happen on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. If you want to be updated on our giveawys, events, workshops, and more….Subscribe to our newsletter. #mentorachildsavealife
Virtural Townhall Meeting
You’re invited: current, past, and future families from our community—please join us for a virtual conversation where your voice matters.
Our goal is simple: to reconnect digitally so we can better understand the challenges you face and the needs that matter most to your children and family. During this call we’ll listen to real experiences, identify common barriers, and explore practical ways our programs and services can meet families where they are.
Bring your questions, concerns, and ideas. Your input will shape how we support families moving forward. We look forward to seeing you, hearing from you, and working together to create solutions that put kids first.
Concession Volunteer Sign ups
Join our volunteer program and make a real difference for youth, young adults, and seniors while gaining hands-on concession experience that can launch your own stand. At It's About The Kids Inc., our program pairs enthusiastic volunteers with trained staff to learn all aspects of running a concession—from food safety and inventory to customer service and cash handling. Volunteers earn service hours, build resume-ready skills, and gain the confidence and practical know-how to operate a concession stand independently.
Why join?
Develop marketable skills: food prep, point-of-sale operation, inventory management, and team leadership.
Earn verifiable service hours for school, community programs, or resumes.
Receive mentorship and a step-by-step pathway toward opening your own concession stand.
Inclusive opportunities for youth, young adults, and seniors—flexible shifts and supportive training.
Who should apply?
Students seeking service hours and real-world work experience.
Young adults exploring small-business ownership.
Seniors looking to stay active, share wisdom, and learn new skills.
What to expect
Structured training sessions led by experienced concession managers.
On-site shifts with progressive responsibilities.
Guidance on health codes, vendor relations, pricing, and startup essentials.
Evaluation and certification to document your experience and hours.
Ready to get started? Sign up to volunteer, attend orientation, and begin building the skills and hours that can turn your passion into your own concession stand. Be part of a community that supports growth, practical learning, and real opportunity.
Mental Health Awareness Month Series
Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month with a series of uplifting workshops, activities, and community conversations designed to support emotional wellness for youth and families. Each session encourages healing, connection, and resilience through engaging, accessible programming.
All annual events are free for the community and nonprofit members.