Picnic tables beneath a wooden pavilion at Lakeside Park.

Apache Volunteers — Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Apache Shores POA welcomes volunteers who want to help make our community a better place. Opportunities range from neighborhood cleanups, mowing, and general maintenance to serving on committees such as Finance.

Whether you have a special skill to share, an hour to lend a hand, or an interest in helping on an ongoing basis, we’d love to hear from you.

Want to get involved? Contact the ASPOA office at board@apacheshorespoa.com.

A daily hiker on the Indian Creek Hiking Trail who volunteers to collect trash on his daily walk. Here he is putting trash into a larger trash bag so it can be emptied. Most of the trash is plastic drink bottles.
A regular trail visitor collects discarded bottles and other litter during his daily walks.

Volunteer Spotlight

A special thank-you to community members and organizations who have recently pitched in:

  • Lakeway Tree Experts — trimming trees at Lake Park
  • Steve Schumacher — helping manage trash at the POA Community Hall
  • Erik Lauritzen — helping with the Patchworks Facebook page design and graphics
  • Rick Van Horn — cleaning up trash at the sports court

Thank you for helping keep Apache Shores a great place to live.

Students Can Volunteer, Too

Apache Shores POA is a CAVS in Service recognized entity. Lake Travis High School students who need CAVS in Service volunteer hours can contact the ASPOA office at board@apacheshorespoa.com to learn about volunteer opportunities.

Volunteering Can Be a Small Thing

Being a good neighbor doesn’t always mean joining a committee or showing up for an organized workday. Sometimes volunteering is simply seeing something that needs doing—and doing it.

Pick up a little trash while you’re out for a walk. Set a fallen trash can upright. Move a branch out of the road or lend a neighbor a hand.

Small acts count. When each of us does a little to take care of Apache Shores, it makes a difference for the whole community.

Misty lake with heron flying by and the bird and the greenery is reflected in the water.
We appreciate the Volunteer Photographers who provide the website with unique photos from the area. This photo by Lance Rosenfield.
Blue lending library beside a bench at Geronimo Children’s Park.
A small lending library at Geronimo Children’s Park gives neighbors a place to share books. Library provided by volunteer Sarah Tuthill.