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Get Involved

Get Involved


If you are looking for opportunities to get involved more in Sealy, here are some options:

VOLUNTEER FOR A BOARD POSITION

The City of Sealy accepts applications for board membership year-round and periodically advertises for these positions in the local newspaper.  These positions are filled when a term has expired or when there is a partial-term to be filled.  Please visit the Boards & Commissions section of this web site to learn more about what each does.  Residents who meet the criteria shown on the application and a desire to serve Sealy are encouraged to apply.  Submit signed applications to the City Secretary's office. CLICK HERE if you'd like to be considered for appointment to a board. Thanks!


GORDON MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Constructed in 1979, the Virgil & Josephine Gordon Memorial Library is a valued resource in the Sealy community for all ages.  The library hosts an annual reading program during the summer for children as well as other educational opportunities.  The City of Sealy provides support to this facility.  Learn more on their web site at https://gordonmemoriallibrary.org/


HOA MEALS ON WHEELS
H.O.A., Incorporated of Austin County is the senior citizens project for Austin County, Texas, whose goal is to identify and address the needs of senior citizens in Austin County through programs which promote independent living for the elderly. HOA ("Helping One Another") is funded by the Houston-Galveston Area Council Area Agency on Aging, client contributions, public support, and through fundraising events. Additionally, HOA makes an application to the county to be included in the annual county budget.  Volunteers are needed to deliver meals, assist with congregate meals, and provide telephone reassurance to our clients. We offer volunteer opportunities to suit all types of schedules and interests.  https://www.hoamealsonwheels.org/home


STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE HISTORIC SITE
Sealy sits on 11,635 acres purchased by in 1875 by the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe line which were part of the original 22,000 acre tract of land granted to Stephen F. Austin.  To preserve the site's important role in Texas history, a world-class $12 million museum facility was constructed in 2018 and a recreated block of the original town called "Villa de Austin" where kids can learn and play opened in 2022.  Today, the museum has opportunities to educate students and other visitors--including volunteering as docents who dress in period costume and run the printing press as well as behind-the-scenes roles.  Contact the museum about volunteer opportunities.