Daniel Tiger's interactive potty book has a button that makes a flushing sound, and reinforces the helpful lesson that there are potties all around the neighborhood, so you can always stop and go right away.

These family-friendly performances feature music spanning all generations and genres—perfect for audiences of every age and taste.

Mini-Hops is a popular spot for gymnastics, in particular due to its age appropriate equipment ranging from babies to high school. Tots can enjoy kid-sized monkey bars, trampolines, bars, rings, foam-filled pit, mats for movement, and more!

Mommy & Me is a 45-minute co-ed class that brings the parent into the gym amidst the excitement in this coach-led, parent-assisted class. The next-level class, Stars, introduces the fundamentals of gymnastics that are worked on throughout the program, leading into their recreational classes. 

In the parent-participation class at IGM Gymnastics, parents and toddlers share in the fun of the class. Professional instructors set up age-appropriate equipment, build obstacle courses, and play kid-friendly music. Children work on coordination, rhythm, spatial awareness, social, and motor skills.

The Preschool Program at Gleason's Gym strives to build and strengthen little ones' confidence, positive self-image, and problem-solving skills in a supportive environment. The Bitty-Mites class introduces two-year-olds to the Gleason’s gymnastic environment. Children use mats, parachutes, trampolines, and more. A parent/guardian participates in class with their child.

Beat the heat with a summer day camp at OhioHealth Chiller Ice Rinks! Camps include at least 2.5 hours of skating (which includes instruction at all levels, depending on each camper's experience), plus additional activities and projects to round out the day.

Star Performance Academy strives to provide a well-rounded theater education to kids, which is why they focus on acting, singing, and dancing. Summer programs are themed, including Hogwarts Olympics, First Steps on Broadway, and many popular musicals for children and youth.

Code Ninjas camps teach kids to code through a game-based curriculum that emphasizes teamwork, logic, math, and problem-solving. It's fun and practical!

Summer camps at the Conservatory let kids explore nature through gardening, learning about insects and active outdoor play.

The Ohio Foreign Language Association created Camp OFLA to teach world languages to youth in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Language lessons are taught in small-group settings, then practiced throughout the day through cooking, dancing, singing, sports, hiking, and arts projects.

Marmon Valley Farm is a Christian facility that offers kids a variety of hands-on nature and animal experiences. Each of their camp options is programmed for a specific theme, and activities include horseback riding, archery, a climbing wall, hay rides and more.

Urban Harvest was founded on the idea that thriving communities have access to healthy, local food. With several areas of Houston falling under the "food desert" designation, community gardens are a much-needed resource! Urban Harvest provides education, farmer's markets, and community gardens in neighborhoods across the city. Volunteer opportunities may include preparing gardens for seasonal planting, seed sorting in the office, organizing plant starts for our Hub Distribution, setting up and breaking down a class or event, and more.

Memorial Assistance Ministries is dedicated to helping Houston families meet their basic needs, and ultimately find the resources to support themselves. They operate a resale shop to raise money, and youth volunteers are able to assist in sorting and pricing donations. Other volunteer opportunities include helping with ESL classes, administrative tasks, or helping at special events.

Star of Hope offers a wide variety of onsite and offsite opportunities for volunteers of all ages - there is something for everyone! 

Houston is home to many refugees, and Plant It Forward gives them the chance to make a living by growing, harvesting, and selling produce in Houston. This is a win/win for the community, as many Houston neighborhoods don't have access to fresh food. Volunteers are encouraged to sign up for Community Work Days, where they can help with various tasks on the farms - usually lots of mulching, weeding, and composting.

The Emergency Aid Coalition serves inner city Houston and the midtown neighborhoods by providing food and clothing to those who need it most. They operate a food pantry, clothing center, and more -- which rely greatly on the assistance of volunteers to sort, assemble, and stock behind the scenes. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to serve without parental or other designated adult supervision. Younger volunteers who can follow instructions and stay on task are also welcome to volunteer alongside an adult.