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Frisco Environmental Services
Environmental Education, Service, and Outreach
The City of Frisco's Environmental Services offers many opportunities for community service, volunteer programs, and educational programs and classes.
Currently, our department primarily utilizes My Impact (this platform) for our Teens4Green program, which welcomes teens age 14-18 years old. Teens4Green is an award-winning, student-run club, which strives to improve environmental sustainability. This club actively conducts team projects and promotes environmental awareness in Frisco. We provide city staff to supervise Teen4Green service projects.
For information about our community clean ups, open to all individuals, please visit Community Cleanups | Frisco, TX - Official Website.
For more information, contact Hannah Valentine, Education and Outreach Coordinator, at 972-292-6516 or email her at hvalentine@friscotexas.gov.
Volunteer Opportunities
Teens4Green: Year-Round
Teens4Green is a program that encourages Frisco teenagers to volunteer in their communities and strive for environmental sustainability. Members are deeply concerned about the health and social impacts caused by non-eco-friendly practices. We welcome all teens age 14-18.
Becoming a Member of Teens4Green
Submit a volunteer application for Environmental Services. All volunteers must be registered in My Impact, be 14-18 years old, and either residents of Frisco or attend a school in Frisco. Volunteers 17 years or older will be required to complete a background check. Once approved, you will be able to sign up for service projects.
Adopt-a-Street: Year-Round
As a part of Keep Frisco Beautiful, Adopt-A-Street is a wonderful opportunity to teach others about citizenship, improve your community, and have a great time! The Adopt-a-Street program provides teams of all kinds: families, clubs, co-workers, and civic organizations, the opportunity to help beautify their community by volunteering to collect litter alongside Frisco streets. Volunteering for liter pick-up builds community and group pride, visibly improves your local environment, and saves taxpayer money!
To learn more and apply, please visit Adopt-a-Street | Frisco, TX - Official Website.
Natural Resources
The mission of the City of Frisco Natural Resources Division is to enhance the quality of life for current and future residents through responsible management of natural resources. Our goal is to create a community where residents can "play naturally" in our beautiful green spaces and learn about Frisco’s natural areas through educational experiences.
We hope you will join us in becoming an environmental steward in the City of Frisco! Check out some of our volunteer opportunities below and submit an application today. If you would like to set up a private volunteer activity for a group or organization, or for general volunteer questions, please contact Cory MacGillivray, Education and Outreach Supervisor, at 972-292-6540 or email him at cmacgillivray@friscotexas.gov.
Volunteer Opportunities
Harvest Community Garden Steward
Frisco Commons Park
8000 McKinney Road
The Harvest at Frisco Commons is a city-managed community garden offering raised beds for residents to rent and grow fruits, vegetables, herbs, or flowers.
As a Harvest Garden Steward, you’ll support this shared space by helping with tasks like weeding, watering, mulching, composting, occasional planting, and optional harvesting for the food bank. Tool organization and seasonal upkeep are also part of the role.
Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and not currently in high school. A one-time training with the Natural Resources team will be required and then you can return on your own schedule to maintain the garden, guided by staff. Logging hours is mandatory.
Join us in keeping the Harvest Garden flourishing and meaningful for the community!
