Volunteer: Defend Potential by Mentoring (Mentor 2.0 Program) HybridYouth in our community have an abundance of potential - they just need someone in their corner to help them realize it! There are hundreds of kids in New Mexico who are waiting for a mentor who will stand with them and help them ignite their potential.
Interview, training, and a background check will be required. Please provide phone number and email address so we can confirm your interest. Organization: Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Mexico Youth in our community have an abundance of potential - they just need someone in their corner to help them realize it! There are hundreds of kids in New Mexico who are waiting for a mentor who will stand with them and help them ignite their potential.
Interview, training, and a background check will be required. Please provide phone number and email address so we can confirm your interest. Organization: Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Mexico Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87106 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Comfort for Critters- Creating Comfort Items for PetsParticipants are encouraged to create handmade items such as cozy blankets, snuffle mats, tug-of-war ropes, and catnip toys to provide comfort, enrichment, and stimulation to pets currently residing in the City's shelters. These thoughtful donations can help reduce stress, bring joy, and even improve adoption chances. Organization: AWD Animal Shelter Participants are encouraged to create handmade items such as cozy blankets, snuffle mats, tug-of-war ropes, and catnip toys to provide comfort, enrichment, and stimulation to pets currently residing in the City's shelters. These thoughtful donations can help reduce stress, bring joy, and even improve adoption chances. Organization: AWD Animal Shelter Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87112 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Thank You Note WriterWe are in need of someone who can write thank you cards for our volunteers, partners, and members of our community. This is a remote volunteer opportunity that anyone can do from home. Someone else will pick up and deliver the thank you cards that are written. Organization: Read to Me! NM Literacy Network We are in need of someone who can write thank you cards for our volunteers, partners, and members of our community. This is a remote volunteer opportunity that anyone can do from home. Someone else will pick up and deliver the thank you cards that are written. Organization: Read to Me! NM Literacy Network Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87106 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grant Writing-Please plan to complete a 45-minute orientation with our volunteer coordinator prior to your first shift. Help us grow! As a Grant Writing Volunteer, you’ll assist in researching and preparing grant applications that support museum programs, building improvements, educational initiatives, and special events. What you’ll do: Research potential grant opportunities Help draft and edit proposals Gather supporting materials and data Assist with follow-up reports when needed Great for someone who is: Strong in writing and research Detail-oriented and organized Interested in nonprofit fundraising or development Organization: The Wheels Museum Inc. -Please plan to complete a 45-minute orientation with our volunteer coordinator prior to your first shift. Help us grow! As a Grant Writing Volunteer, you’ll assist in researching and preparing grant applications that support museum programs, building improvements, educational initiatives, and special events. What you’ll do: Research potential grant opportunities Help draft and edit proposals Gather supporting materials and data Assist with follow-up reports when needed Great for someone who is: Strong in writing and research Detail-oriented and organized Interested in nonprofit fundraising or development Organization: The Wheels Museum Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87102 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Board Members NeededBoard & Leadership Volunteers Needed Resonant Essentials Esoteric School of Metaphysics is growing, and we are seeking committed leaders to help guide our next phase of expansion. We are currently a working board, meaning board members actively contribute their time, skills, and expertise to support operations while helping shape long-term strategy. We are seeking volunteers for the following roles: · Treasurer of the Board · Social Media & Marketing Leadership · Outreach & Fundraising Leadership · Committee Members As a working board, we need individuals who are willing to engage, collaborate, and help strengthen our infrastructure so we can expand our mission and increase our community impact. Your expertise in financial oversight, marketing, community engagement, or fundraising can directly support program sustainability and long-term growth. This is an opportunity to serve at a leadership level—helping to strengthen economic resilience, expand educational access, and build a more stable and connected Albuquerque community. If you are ready to contribute your skills in a meaningful and strategic way, we invite you to connect with us. Organization: Resonant Essentials Esoteric School of Metaphysics Board & Leadership Volunteers Needed Resonant Essentials Esoteric School of Metaphysics is growing, and we are seeking committed leaders to help guide our next phase of expansion. We are currently a working board, meaning board members actively contribute their time, skills, and expertise to support operations while helping shape long-term strategy. We are seeking volunteers for the following roles: · Treasurer of the Board · Social Media & Marketing Leadership · Outreach & Fundraising Leadership · Committee Members As a working board, we need individuals who are willing to engage, collaborate, and help strengthen our infrastructure so we can expand our mission and increase our community impact. Your expertise in financial oversight, marketing, community engagement, or fundraising can directly support program sustainability and long-term growth. This is an opportunity to serve at a leadership level—helping to strengthen economic resilience, expand educational access, and build a more stable and connected Albuquerque community. If you are ready to contribute your skills in a meaningful and strategic way, we invite you to connect with us. Organization: Resonant Essentials Esoteric School of Metaphysics Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87107 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Marketing, Social Media, Design-Please plan to complete a 45-minute orientation with our volunteer coordinator prior to your first shift Are you great at making flyers or creating eye catching social media content? We’d love your help! WHEELS is looking for creative volunteers who can help us promote events, exhibits, and special projects through strong visuals and engaging posts. What you’ll do: Design flyers, graphics, or simple promotional materials Create or assist with social media content Help spread the word about events and programs Share creative ideas to grow our audience Great for someone who: Enjoys graphic design or Canva Likes creating social media posts or short videos Has a good eye for layout and messaging Organization: The Wheels Museum Inc. -Please plan to complete a 45-minute orientation with our volunteer coordinator prior to your first shift Are you great at making flyers or creating eye catching social media content? We’d love your help! WHEELS is looking for creative volunteers who can help us promote events, exhibits, and special projects through strong visuals and engaging posts. What you’ll do: Design flyers, graphics, or simple promotional materials Create or assist with social media content Help spread the word about events and programs Share creative ideas to grow our audience Great for someone who: Enjoys graphic design or Canva Likes creating social media posts or short videos Has a good eye for layout and messaging Organization: The Wheels Museum Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87102 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RSVP Advisory Council's Web DesignerAre you a Web Designer looking to use your creative powers for good? RSVP Advisory Council is looking for someone able to create a website to showcase their group and share volunteer resources with all of our RSVP volunteers. Flexible Schedule Available Organization: Senior Affairs, Volunteers In Action (VIA) Are you a Web Designer looking to use your creative powers for good? RSVP Advisory Council is looking for someone able to create a website to showcase their group and share volunteer resources with all of our RSVP volunteers. Flexible Schedule Available Organization: Senior Affairs, Volunteers In Action (VIA) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87102 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Become a CASA Volunteer (Court Appointed Special Advocate)A CASA is a court appointed, trained and committed adult who ensures that each child’s individual needs remain a priority in an over-burdened child welfare system. They get to know the child while also gathering information from the child’s family, teachers, doctors, caregivers and anyone else involved in the child’s life in order to make independent and informed recommendations to help the judge decide what’s best for the child. Organization: New Mexico Kids Matter A CASA is a court appointed, trained and committed adult who ensures that each child’s individual needs remain a priority in an over-burdened child welfare system. They get to know the child while also gathering information from the child’s family, teachers, doctors, caregivers and anyone else involved in the child’s life in order to make independent and informed recommendations to help the judge decide what’s best for the child. Organization: New Mexico Kids Matter Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87106 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Crafting with MaskupNMMaskupNM is changing! We keep on crafting for change through volunteering for our community!
We are recruiting volunteers with any crafting skills to make handmade items that provide change and show how much we care to many different charity organizations in our city. Now that we have helped with over 100,000 protective masks and other items for first responders, medical professionals, and vulnerable individuals in the community, we want to keep providing handmade items that can make a difference, and that means you can help on your free time while you're turning your hobbies into real life help. If you can sew and have your own sewing machine, can knit, crochet, loom knit, or you can teach others or your kids to do the same, or even if you can only donate materials, then you can help. There's always projects to put your hands to help. We may be able to provide materials and patterns, depending on the task, and we'd like to know if you can join in action. If you wish to continue the contact with this local effort, join the @MaskupNM Facebook community today to coordinate with others in Albuquerque undertaking this important work. https://www.facebook.com/groups/maskupnm For now, we highly encourage you to join a larger craftivism group which we are part of and also provided help with extra hands when we had a very large project in 2021. Crafting Change (https://www.craftingchange.org/) started just like us and saw the opportunity for members to keep helping other communities all across the United States. Their board members are dedicated to reach out to organizations in need of crafted items, agree on the characteristics of them, provide patterns, receive materials donations to redistribute and even organize events throughout the year to keep the spirits of volunteers high and alive. We encourage you to reach out to them and see the projects they are supporting at the moment. They also have a Facebook Community where you can socialize, ask questions, see important updates and participate in crafting meetings. If you contribute to any of their activities, you can log your hours here as well, every little bit of volunteerism counts! This movement can help you turn your love for crafts into positive outcomes, but can also help you see the kind of crafts and simple things that can support communities. If you see something you like and think you can donate locally, let's talk about it! We'd be glad to welcome any initiatives and address the local needs of Albuquerque and all of New Mexico. If you have any ideas you would like to share, click on RESPOND to this opportunity and leave what you have in mind in the Additional Notes section. You will be contacted to discuss your project and connect you locally. If you are interested in donating materials or have any further questions, please contact us at MaskupNM@gmail.com Organization: MaskupNM MaskupNM is changing! We keep on crafting for change through volunteering for our community!
We are recruiting volunteers with any crafting skills to make handmade items that provide change and show how much we care to many different charity organizations in our city. Now that we have helped with over 100,000 protective masks and other items for first responders, medical professionals, and vulnerable individuals in the community, we want to keep providing handmade items that can make a difference, and that means you can help on your free time while you're turning your hobbies into real life help. If you can sew and have your own sewing machine, can knit, crochet, loom knit, or you can teach others or your kids to do the same, or even if you can only donate materials, then you can help. There's always projects to put your hands to help. We may be able to provide materials and patterns, depending on the task, and we'd like to know if you can join in action. If you wish to continue the contact with this local effort, join the @MaskupNM Facebook community today to coordinate with others in Albuquerque undertaking this important work. https://www.facebook.com/groups/maskupnm For now, we highly encourage you to join a larger craftivism group which we are part of and also provided help with extra hands when we had a very large project in 2021. Crafting Change (https://www.craftingchange.org/) started just like us and saw the opportunity for members to keep helping other communities all across the United States. Their board members are dedicated to reach out to organizations in need of crafted items, agree on the characteristics of them, provide patterns, receive materials donations to redistribute and even organize events throughout the year to keep the spirits of volunteers high and alive. We encourage you to reach out to them and see the projects they are supporting at the moment. They also have a Facebook Community where you can socialize, ask questions, see important updates and participate in crafting meetings. If you contribute to any of their activities, you can log your hours here as well, every little bit of volunteerism counts! This movement can help you turn your love for crafts into positive outcomes, but can also help you see the kind of crafts and simple things that can support communities. If you see something you like and think you can donate locally, let's talk about it! We'd be glad to welcome any initiatives and address the local needs of Albuquerque and all of New Mexico. If you have any ideas you would like to share, click on RESPOND to this opportunity and leave what you have in mind in the Additional Notes section. You will be contacted to discuss your project and connect you locally. If you are interested in donating materials or have any further questions, please contact us at MaskupNM@gmail.com Organization: MaskupNM Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87102 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Ongoing Pro Bono Attorney Roles with NMILCPro bono work is a professional responsibility and an individual ethical commitment to give back to the community.
Volunteer attorneys and other legal professionals increase our capacity by taking on cases, providing technical assistance, and sharing their expertise. When an attorney agrees to take on a case with NMILC, the relationship does not end there. We provide ongoing technical assistance, mentorship, and language support for pro bono cases. NMILC’s malpractice insurance covers attorneys providing pro bono legal support with us. Pro bono attorneys and legal professionals help with a variety of case types: Representing Youth Who Have Been Abandoned, Neglected, or Abused in State CourtSpecial Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) is a status available to some young people and provides a path to lawful permanent residence (a “green card”) for that child. In order to be eligible for SIJS, the child must be subject to a predicate order from a state court in which the court finds that the child has been abandoned, abused, or neglected by one or both parents. We rely on assistance from pro bono attorneys who are willing to represent the petitioner in state court proceedings. These cases most often include sole custody, dissolution of marriage, kinship/guardianship, and emancipation proceedings. Typically, these are default cases, and they do not require a hearing. We provide support, templates, and step-by-step instructions to help you, and no family law experience is required. Each case takes between 10 and 30 hours over the course of a few months, on average. Work with immigrants in detention. Our programs at the Cibola/Torrance Detention Centers take place approximately once each month. We provide pro se assistance, consultations, screenings, and legal presentations to folks in detention. Non-attorney volunteers support this program by giving presentations, helping applicants fill out forms, and providing logistical support. This is a full-day commitment, usually on a weekday. Volunteers must also be fluent in Spanish or a priority language. Support asylum seekers.Pro Bono attorneys and non-attorney volunteers work with pro se asylum applicants to complete their paperwork for their asylum cases. Roles at the asylum workshop include doing client intakes (for volunteers with previous experience/training), helping manage the flow of the workshop, assisting with childcare for clients, doing on-site translations. These workshops occur approximately once per month in-person. All volunteers will be trained on I-589 forms prep and Asylum 101 prior to volunteering. We require volunteers for the asylum workshop to be fluent in Spanish and willing to be flexible with your role. Support immigrants in your area of expertise.In conjunction with other community organizations, NMILC is developing a network of attorneys with a wide range of expertise whose work intersects with issues of importance to immigrants. These attorneys could act as a resource for other attorneys or provide consultations to community members as needed. We are particularly looking for people who can advise on employment law, powers of attorney and other life-planning documents in case of deportation, and civil rights. Please let us know if you have expertise in another area of the law and you are willing to share your knowledge pro bono for NMILC clients. Organization: New Mexico Immigrant Law Center Pro bono work is a professional responsibility and an individual ethical commitment to give back to the community.
Volunteer attorneys and other legal professionals increase our capacity by taking on cases, providing technical assistance, and sharing their expertise. When an attorney agrees to take on a case with NMILC, the relationship does not end there. We provide ongoing technical assistance, mentorship, and language support for pro bono cases. NMILC’s malpractice insurance covers attorneys providing pro bono legal support with us. Pro bono attorneys and legal professionals help with a variety of case types: Representing Youth Who Have Been Abandoned, Neglected, or Abused in State CourtSpecial Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) is a status available to some young people and provides a path to lawful permanent residence (a “green card”) for that child. In order to be eligible for SIJS, the child must be subject to a predicate order from a state court in which the court finds that the child has been abandoned, abused, or neglected by one or both parents. We rely on assistance from pro bono attorneys who are willing to represent the petitioner in state court proceedings. These cases most often include sole custody, dissolution of marriage, kinship/guardianship, and emancipation proceedings. Typically, these are default cases, and they do not require a hearing. We provide support, templates, and step-by-step instructions to help you, and no family law experience is required. Each case takes between 10 and 30 hours over the course of a few months, on average. Work with immigrants in detention. Our programs at the Cibola/Torrance Detention Centers take place approximately once each month. We provide pro se assistance, consultations, screenings, and legal presentations to folks in detention. Non-attorney volunteers support this program by giving presentations, helping applicants fill out forms, and providing logistical support. This is a full-day commitment, usually on a weekday. Volunteers must also be fluent in Spanish or a priority language. Support asylum seekers.Pro Bono attorneys and non-attorney volunteers work with pro se asylum applicants to complete their paperwork for their asylum cases. Roles at the asylum workshop include doing client intakes (for volunteers with previous experience/training), helping manage the flow of the workshop, assisting with childcare for clients, doing on-site translations. These workshops occur approximately once per month in-person. All volunteers will be trained on I-589 forms prep and Asylum 101 prior to volunteering. We require volunteers for the asylum workshop to be fluent in Spanish and willing to be flexible with your role. Support immigrants in your area of expertise.In conjunction with other community organizations, NMILC is developing a network of attorneys with a wide range of expertise whose work intersects with issues of importance to immigrants. These attorneys could act as a resource for other attorneys or provide consultations to community members as needed. We are particularly looking for people who can advise on employment law, powers of attorney and other life-planning documents in case of deportation, and civil rights. Please let us know if you have expertise in another area of the law and you are willing to share your knowledge pro bono for NMILC clients. Organization: New Mexico Immigrant Law Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87106 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer from Home: Write Friendly Letters to Seniors!SEND SMILES AND SUNSHINE:
BECOME A VOLUNTEER LETTER-WRITER TODAY!
Are you passionate about spreading joy and brightening someone's day? Do you have a knack for writing friendly letters? Are you looking for a virtual team project? Join our dedicated team of volunteers and make a meaningful difference in the lives of seniors in aged care homes here in Albuquerque, across the United States and worldwide. WHAT WE DOWe’re an all-volunteer organization that mails cheerful, personal, handwritten letters and cards to elders in care facilities and senior programs. Since April 2020, our dedicated volunteers have sent countless letters and cards in 30 languages, spreading joy and connection around the globe! WHAT WE OFFER A chance to make a direct and positive impact on the lives of seniors. Flexibility to volunteer from anywhere, anytime, year-round as an individual or with a team. A special program to verify service hours for students and professionals seeking community service credits. (Separate registration is required.) Tips and guidance for crafting personal and meaningful letters available on our website and social media platforms. An inclusive environment where volunteers are encouraged to share their own uplifting stories and experiences without making assumptions about the recipient's background or abilities. All ages and abilities are welcome! IMPORTANT DETAILS FOR VOLUNTEERS Ideal volunteer: Writes unique, friendly, conversational letters to connect with the reader and make them feel special. We offer ideas on our blog and social media, along with sample letters below! You’ll mail your handwritten letters to one of our partner facilities. After you register with us and write some letters, log on to our user portal to choose a destination. We operate on a two-week cycle, so please don't sign up for letters until you have the time and supplies to mail them. Every two weeks - August 18, September 1, September 15, September 29, etc. - our mailing list resets, and new requests for letters become available for you to claim. Expenses: Postage, writing materials, envelopes. You can send multiple letters in one large envelope to save on postage. We offer a stamp fund for seniors and students (ID required). You won’t know the name of the reader. Address letters as “Dear Friend.” This is not a pen pal program; while you may occasionally receive a response, most seniors don’t have the physical ability or resources to write back to you. We have no staff, physical office, or phone. Please email volunteer Lindsay for support. HOW YOU CAN HELP Join our team of volunteers and commit to writing letters on an ongoing basis. Focus your message on sharing a bit about yourself to make each letter unique and special. Seniors tell us that these personal stories are their favorite part of the letter! Limit affirmations and general well wishes, as they can come across as impersonal when overused. Avoid sensitive topics such as religion, holidays, health and politics. Keep your message positive! While handcrafted cards are welcome, they are not required; your handwritten message is what matters most. Our partner facilities in New Mexico are requesting letters in English and Spanish. Create a group activity for your friends, employees, co-workers, classroom or club members. Team up with a public library to host a letter-writing event. Post our flyer on social media and community bulletin boards at libraries, cafes, bookstores, stationery and craft stores, and apartment complexes. WHY VOLUNTEER WITH US Make a direct and tangible difference in the lives of seniors who may be feeling isolated or lonely. Contribute to a positive and inclusive community dedicated to spreading kindness and compassion. Experience connection and satisfaction that comes from knowing your words have the power to bring joy and comfort to someone you've never met. GET STARTED Register with us by responding to this opportunity, or you may visit our website at https://www.lettersagainstisolation.com/ and choose the registration option that applies to you: individual group student (for students and professionals requesting community service hour verification, including student clubs)* Contact Lindsay if you have any questions. THE FUN PART: Write some friendly letters! When you're ready to mail them, log into our web portal and choose a destination facility. Connect with us on social media: LinkedIn • Instagram • Facebook*Students and professionals requesting official documentation for community service credit should review our Community Service Guidelines and then complete our Registration Form. You’ll work 1:1 with a member of our Student Liaison Team. You will be asked to submit photos of your work for verification. We award one hour of community service credit for every four letters written & sent that meet our guidelines. Join us in spreading kindness and smiles to senior citizens. Your words will make all the difference! SEND SMILES AND SUNSHINE: WRITE A LETTER TO A SENIOR CITIZENAre you someone who loves writing thoughtful, upbeat letters? Want to volunteer from wherever you live, work, or play? Turn your small talk into connection. A simple, sincere letter can brighten a senior’s day more than you know. Join Letters Against Isolation, a volunteer-run project bringing joy to seniors in aged care homes and programs across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia. Since 2020, our volunteers have mailed over one million cheerful, one-of-a-kind handwritten letters in dozens of languages! WHAT YOU'LL DO Write friendly, personal letters addressed to a “Friend” Share a little about your life, a story, or a hobby—keep it light and conversational Mail your completed letters to a senior care facility or program from our list of active requests That’s it! Most seniors aren’t able to reply, so think of this as a one-time act of kindnessThis is not a pen pal or greeting card program. Your words are what matter most! WHAT TO EXPECT Flexible: Write any time, from anywhere Meaningful: Every letter is read, appreciated, and cherished Independent: We don’t have an office or phone—just an amazing online volunteer community Structured: Follow our step-by-step process to match your letters with active requests Low Cost: Volunteers provide postage, envelopes, and writing materials Student service hours: Available through our student program. Register to work one-on-one with a Community Service Liaison as you write NEXT STEPSVisit lettersagainstisolation.com and choose your option from the top of the page: → Individual → Student → Group → Educator QUESTIONS?Check out our FAQ for details on mailing, group participation, service hours, and more. Your words will make all the difference. Join us today and help spread joy... one letter at a time!Organization: Letters Against Isolation SEND SMILES AND SUNSHINE:
BECOME A VOLUNTEER LETTER-WRITER TODAY!
Are you passionate about spreading joy and brightening someone's day? Do you have a knack for writing friendly letters? Are you looking for a virtual team project? Join our dedicated team of volunteers and make a meaningful difference in the lives of seniors in aged care homes here in Albuquerque, across the United States and worldwide. WHAT WE DOWe’re an all-volunteer organization that mails cheerful, personal, handwritten letters and cards to elders in care facilities and senior programs. Since April 2020, our dedicated volunteers have sent countless letters and cards in 30 languages, spreading joy and connection around the globe! WHAT WE OFFER A chance to make a direct and positive impact on the lives of seniors. Flexibility to volunteer from anywhere, anytime, year-round as an individual or with a team. A special program to verify service hours for students and professionals seeking community service credits. (Separate registration is required.) Tips and guidance for crafting personal and meaningful letters available on our website and social media platforms. An inclusive environment where volunteers are encouraged to share their own uplifting stories and experiences without making assumptions about the recipient's background or abilities. All ages and abilities are welcome! IMPORTANT DETAILS FOR VOLUNTEERS Ideal volunteer: Writes unique, friendly, conversational letters to connect with the reader and make them feel special. We offer ideas on our blog and social media, along with sample letters below! You’ll mail your handwritten letters to one of our partner facilities. After you register with us and write some letters, log on to our user portal to choose a destination. We operate on a two-week cycle, so please don't sign up for letters until you have the time and supplies to mail them. Every two weeks - August 18, September 1, September 15, September 29, etc. - our mailing list resets, and new requests for letters become available for you to claim. Expenses: Postage, writing materials, envelopes. You can send multiple letters in one large envelope to save on postage. We offer a stamp fund for seniors and students (ID required). You won’t know the name of the reader. Address letters as “Dear Friend.” This is not a pen pal program; while you may occasionally receive a response, most seniors don’t have the physical ability or resources to write back to you. We have no staff, physical office, or phone. Please email volunteer Lindsay for support. HOW YOU CAN HELP Join our team of volunteers and commit to writing letters on an ongoing basis. Focus your message on sharing a bit about yourself to make each letter unique and special. Seniors tell us that these personal stories are their favorite part of the letter! Limit affirmations and general well wishes, as they can come across as impersonal when overused. Avoid sensitive topics such as religion, holidays, health and politics. Keep your message positive! While handcrafted cards are welcome, they are not required; your handwritten message is what matters most. Our partner facilities in New Mexico are requesting letters in English and Spanish. Create a group activity for your friends, employees, co-workers, classroom or club members. Team up with a public library to host a letter-writing event. Post our flyer on social media and community bulletin boards at libraries, cafes, bookstores, stationery and craft stores, and apartment complexes. WHY VOLUNTEER WITH US Make a direct and tangible difference in the lives of seniors who may be feeling isolated or lonely. Contribute to a positive and inclusive community dedicated to spreading kindness and compassion. Experience connection and satisfaction that comes from knowing your words have the power to bring joy and comfort to someone you've never met. GET STARTED Register with us by responding to this opportunity, or you may visit our website at https://www.lettersagainstisolation.com/ and choose the registration option that applies to you: individual group student (for students and professionals requesting community service hour verification, including student clubs)* Contact Lindsay if you have any questions. THE FUN PART: Write some friendly letters! When you're ready to mail them, log into our web portal and choose a destination facility. Connect with us on social media: LinkedIn • Instagram • Facebook*Students and professionals requesting official documentation for community service credit should review our Community Service Guidelines and then complete our Registration Form. You’ll work 1:1 with a member of our Student Liaison Team. You will be asked to submit photos of your work for verification. We award one hour of community service credit for every four letters written & sent that meet our guidelines. Join us in spreading kindness and smiles to senior citizens. Your words will make all the difference! SEND SMILES AND SUNSHINE: WRITE A LETTER TO A SENIOR CITIZENAre you someone who loves writing thoughtful, upbeat letters? Want to volunteer from wherever you live, work, or play? Turn your small talk into connection. A simple, sincere letter can brighten a senior’s day more than you know. Join Letters Against Isolation, a volunteer-run project bringing joy to seniors in aged care homes and programs across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia. Since 2020, our volunteers have mailed over one million cheerful, one-of-a-kind handwritten letters in dozens of languages! WHAT YOU'LL DO Write friendly, personal letters addressed to a “Friend” Share a little about your life, a story, or a hobby—keep it light and conversational Mail your completed letters to a senior care facility or program from our list of active requests That’s it! Most seniors aren’t able to reply, so think of this as a one-time act of kindnessThis is not a pen pal or greeting card program. Your words are what matter most! WHAT TO EXPECT Flexible: Write any time, from anywhere Meaningful: Every letter is read, appreciated, and cherished Independent: We don’t have an office or phone—just an amazing online volunteer community Structured: Follow our step-by-step process to match your letters with active requests Low Cost: Volunteers provide postage, envelopes, and writing materials Student service hours: Available through our student program. Register to work one-on-one with a Community Service Liaison as you write NEXT STEPSVisit lettersagainstisolation.com and choose your option from the top of the page: → Individual → Student → Group → Educator QUESTIONS?Check out our FAQ for details on mailing, group participation, service hours, and more. Your words will make all the difference. Join us today and help spread joy... one letter at a time!Organization: Letters Against Isolation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87105 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer Opportunity: Haircare Services for Hospice Patients
Location: various locations as assigned Are you passionate about providing comfort and care to others? We are looking for compassionate and skilled volunteers to offer haircare services to our hospice patients. Your talent for styling and your heart for service can make a meaningful difference in someone’s final days. Position Summary: Haircare volunteers provide grooming services to individuals in end of life. Through their skills and compassion, they help by providing haircuts, styling, and grooming services to individuals with terminal illnesses in the end of their life. Key Responsibilities: Haircutting and Styling: Provide professional haircuts, trims, and styling services to clients according to their preferences and needs. Grooming Services: Offer additional grooming services such as beard trims, mustache shaping, and eyebrow grooming as requested by clients.Qualifications: Barbering/Hairstyling License: Possession of a valid barbering or hairstyling license issued by the appropriate regulatory authority.Compassion: Genuine empathy and compassion for individuals facing terminal illnesses in the end of their life with a commitment to treating all clients with dignity and respect. Communication Skills: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport and establish trust with diverse populations. Adaptability: Flexibility and adaptability to work in a dynamic and sometimes challenging environment, responding effectively to the unique needs and circumstances of each client. Reliability: Dependable and punctual, with a commitment to fulfilling volunteer duties as scheduled and maintaining professionalism at all times.Time Commitment: Flexible scheduling, with volunteers typically asked to commit to a minimum of one shift per week, based on availability. Benefits: Fulfilling an opportunity to use professional skills to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Personal satisfaction from helping individuals feel confident, valued, and empowered through grooming services. Connection to a supportive community of volunteers and staff dedicated to serving those in need. Recognition and appreciation from clients, colleagues, and the broader community for volunteer service.Elderly and Elderly Veteran PopulationHow to Apply: Interested individuals should apply at CORUS HEALTH - Hospice Volunteer , or Corus Health at 505-828-0232 to inquire about volunteer opportunities for Volunteer Barbers/Hairstylists and to receive information on the application process, training requirements, and availability of assignments. *a background check, Tuberculosis Testing (TB), and Opportunity specific training are required for this role, as it is in direct contact with patients and families, and they are provided by Corus Health.* Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice
Location: various locations as assigned Are you passionate about providing comfort and care to others? We are looking for compassionate and skilled volunteers to offer haircare services to our hospice patients. Your talent for styling and your heart for service can make a meaningful difference in someone’s final days. Position Summary: Haircare volunteers provide grooming services to individuals in end of life. Through their skills and compassion, they help by providing haircuts, styling, and grooming services to individuals with terminal illnesses in the end of their life. Key Responsibilities: Haircutting and Styling: Provide professional haircuts, trims, and styling services to clients according to their preferences and needs. Grooming Services: Offer additional grooming services such as beard trims, mustache shaping, and eyebrow grooming as requested by clients.Qualifications: Barbering/Hairstyling License: Possession of a valid barbering or hairstyling license issued by the appropriate regulatory authority.Compassion: Genuine empathy and compassion for individuals facing terminal illnesses in the end of their life with a commitment to treating all clients with dignity and respect. Communication Skills: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport and establish trust with diverse populations. Adaptability: Flexibility and adaptability to work in a dynamic and sometimes challenging environment, responding effectively to the unique needs and circumstances of each client. Reliability: Dependable and punctual, with a commitment to fulfilling volunteer duties as scheduled and maintaining professionalism at all times.Time Commitment: Flexible scheduling, with volunteers typically asked to commit to a minimum of one shift per week, based on availability. Benefits: Fulfilling an opportunity to use professional skills to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Personal satisfaction from helping individuals feel confident, valued, and empowered through grooming services. Connection to a supportive community of volunteers and staff dedicated to serving those in need. Recognition and appreciation from clients, colleagues, and the broader community for volunteer service.Elderly and Elderly Veteran PopulationHow to Apply: Interested individuals should apply at CORUS HEALTH - Hospice Volunteer , or Corus Health at 505-828-0232 to inquire about volunteer opportunities for Volunteer Barbers/Hairstylists and to receive information on the application process, training requirements, and availability of assignments. *a background check, Tuberculosis Testing (TB), and Opportunity specific training are required for this role, as it is in direct contact with patients and families, and they are provided by Corus Health.* Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87113 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Volunteer Massage TherapistTitle: Hospice Volunteer Massage Therapist Overview: As a Hospice Volunteer Massage Therapist, you have the unique opportunity to provide comfort, solace, and relief to individuals navigating their end-of-life journey. Your role is deeply compassionate and requires both skill and empathy as you offer gentle touch and soothing massage techniques to alleviate physical discomfort and promote emotional well-being. Customized Massage Therapy: Provide individualized massage therapy sessions tailored to the unique needs and preferences of each patient to enhance overall comfort. Pain Management: Employ specialized massage techniques to help manage pain and discomfort associated with terminal illness. Work closely with patients and their care team to develop personalized pain management plans. Emotional Support: Offer emotional support and companionship to patients during massage sessions, creating a safe and nurturing environment for them to express their feelings and concerns.Documentation: Maintain accurate and confidential documentation of each massage therapy session, including patient assessments, interventions, and outcomes, in accordance with hospice policies and procedures.Qualifications: Certification: Hold a valid certification in massage therapy from an accredited institution. Empathy and Compassion: Possess exceptional empathy, compassion, and sensitivity to the needs of hospice patients and their families. Communication Skills: Demonstrate strong communication skills, with the ability to effectively interact with patients, families, and interdisciplinary care team members. Professionalism: Maintain a high level of professionalism and integrity in all interactions, adhering to ethical standards and confidentiality guidelines. Physical Stamina: Have the physical stamina and strength required to perform massage therapy techniques for extended periods. Team Player: Work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary hospice care team, collaborating with colleagues to provide comprehensive care to patients.Conclusion: As a Hospice Volunteer Massage Therapist, you have the profound opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals facing the end of life. Your compassionate presence, therapeutic touch, and unwavering support bring comfort and relief to patients and their families during a challenging and sacred time. Apply for this opportunity at CORUS HEALTH - Hospice Volunteer, or call 505-828-0232 *a background check, Tuberculosis Testing (TB), and Opportunity specific training are required for this role, as it is in direct contact with patients and families, and they are provided by Corus Health.* Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice Title: Hospice Volunteer Massage Therapist Overview: As a Hospice Volunteer Massage Therapist, you have the unique opportunity to provide comfort, solace, and relief to individuals navigating their end-of-life journey. Your role is deeply compassionate and requires both skill and empathy as you offer gentle touch and soothing massage techniques to alleviate physical discomfort and promote emotional well-being. Customized Massage Therapy: Provide individualized massage therapy sessions tailored to the unique needs and preferences of each patient to enhance overall comfort. Pain Management: Employ specialized massage techniques to help manage pain and discomfort associated with terminal illness. Work closely with patients and their care team to develop personalized pain management plans. Emotional Support: Offer emotional support and companionship to patients during massage sessions, creating a safe and nurturing environment for them to express their feelings and concerns.Documentation: Maintain accurate and confidential documentation of each massage therapy session, including patient assessments, interventions, and outcomes, in accordance with hospice policies and procedures.Qualifications: Certification: Hold a valid certification in massage therapy from an accredited institution. Empathy and Compassion: Possess exceptional empathy, compassion, and sensitivity to the needs of hospice patients and their families. Communication Skills: Demonstrate strong communication skills, with the ability to effectively interact with patients, families, and interdisciplinary care team members. Professionalism: Maintain a high level of professionalism and integrity in all interactions, adhering to ethical standards and confidentiality guidelines. Physical Stamina: Have the physical stamina and strength required to perform massage therapy techniques for extended periods. Team Player: Work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary hospice care team, collaborating with colleagues to provide comprehensive care to patients.Conclusion: As a Hospice Volunteer Massage Therapist, you have the profound opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals facing the end of life. Your compassionate presence, therapeutic touch, and unwavering support bring comfort and relief to patients and their families during a challenging and sacred time. Apply for this opportunity at CORUS HEALTH - Hospice Volunteer, or call 505-828-0232 *a background check, Tuberculosis Testing (TB), and Opportunity specific training are required for this role, as it is in direct contact with patients and families, and they are provided by Corus Health.* Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87113 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Compassionate Volunteer for Hospice Patients
Position Title: Hospice Volunteer
Location: Corus Health and Hospice Position Summary: Hospice volunteers provide compassionate support and companionship to patients and their families facing terminal illnesses. They offer emotional support, practical assistance, and companionship to enhance the quality of life for patients in their final stages. Volunteers work under the guidance of the Hospice Volunteer Coordinator and adhere to the organization's policies and procedures. Key Responsibilities: Companionship: Spend quality time with patients, engaging in conversation, reading, playing games, or simply providing a comforting presence. Emotional Support: Offer a listening ear and provide emotional support to patients and their families as they navigate the challenges of terminal illness and end-of-life care. Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs): Help patients with basic tasks such as meal preparation, light housekeeping, running errands, or accompanying them to appointments. Respite Care: Provide temporary relief to primary caregivers by staying with the patient to allow family members to take a break or attend to their own needs. Legacy Projects: Assist patients in creating memory books, recording life stories, or engaging in activities that help them leave a legacy for their loved ones.Qualifications: Compassionate and empathetic demeanor. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to maintain confidentiality and respect patients' privacy. Reliable and punctual, with a commitment to fulfilling volunteer duties as scheduled. Completion of online hospice volunteer training program (provided by the hospice organization).Time Commitment: Flexible scheduling; volunteers are typically asked to commit to a minimum of 1 hours per week, with the option to increase involvement based on availability. Training: Completion of online hospice volunteer training program, which covers topics such as the philosophy of hospice care, communication skills, grief and loss, and practical caregiving techniques. Benefits: Fulfilling experience providing meaningful support to individuals and families during a challenging time. Opportunities for personal growth and development through training and hands-on experience. Recognition and appreciation from patients, families, and hospice staff. Certificate of completion and reference letter provided upon request.How to Apply: Interested individuals should complete an application form available on the CORUS HEALTH - Hospice Volunteer or contact the volunteer coordinator at 505-828-0232 for more information. This is not a paid position; Hospice Volunteers do no give medications or perform other nursing duties. *a background check, Tuberculosis Testing (TB), and Opportunity specific training are required for this role, as it is in direct contact with patients and families, and they are provided by Corus Health. * Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice
Position Title: Hospice Volunteer
Location: Corus Health and Hospice Position Summary: Hospice volunteers provide compassionate support and companionship to patients and their families facing terminal illnesses. They offer emotional support, practical assistance, and companionship to enhance the quality of life for patients in their final stages. Volunteers work under the guidance of the Hospice Volunteer Coordinator and adhere to the organization's policies and procedures. Key Responsibilities: Companionship: Spend quality time with patients, engaging in conversation, reading, playing games, or simply providing a comforting presence. Emotional Support: Offer a listening ear and provide emotional support to patients and their families as they navigate the challenges of terminal illness and end-of-life care. Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs): Help patients with basic tasks such as meal preparation, light housekeeping, running errands, or accompanying them to appointments. Respite Care: Provide temporary relief to primary caregivers by staying with the patient to allow family members to take a break or attend to their own needs. Legacy Projects: Assist patients in creating memory books, recording life stories, or engaging in activities that help them leave a legacy for their loved ones.Qualifications: Compassionate and empathetic demeanor. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to maintain confidentiality and respect patients' privacy. Reliable and punctual, with a commitment to fulfilling volunteer duties as scheduled. Completion of online hospice volunteer training program (provided by the hospice organization).Time Commitment: Flexible scheduling; volunteers are typically asked to commit to a minimum of 1 hours per week, with the option to increase involvement based on availability. Training: Completion of online hospice volunteer training program, which covers topics such as the philosophy of hospice care, communication skills, grief and loss, and practical caregiving techniques. Benefits: Fulfilling experience providing meaningful support to individuals and families during a challenging time. Opportunities for personal growth and development through training and hands-on experience. Recognition and appreciation from patients, families, and hospice staff. Certificate of completion and reference letter provided upon request.How to Apply: Interested individuals should complete an application form available on the CORUS HEALTH - Hospice Volunteer or contact the volunteer coordinator at 505-828-0232 for more information. This is not a paid position; Hospice Volunteers do no give medications or perform other nursing duties. *a background check, Tuberculosis Testing (TB), and Opportunity specific training are required for this role, as it is in direct contact with patients and families, and they are provided by Corus Health. * Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87113 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: CPA Volunteer - Treasurer AssistantThe New Mexico Cheese Guild, a non-profit supporting local cheesemakers, seeks a volunteer Certified Public Accountant (CPA) to assist our Treasurer. In this role, you'll provide valuable financial expertise to help us manage our resources effectively and ensure our long-term sustainability. Responsibilities: Assist with financial reporting and analysis. Provide guidance on budgeting and financial planning. Support the Treasurer in maintaining accurate financial records. Offer expertise on tax compliance and regulatory matters.Qualifications: Active CPA license. Experience with non-profit accounting is a plus. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Commitment to supporting the New Mexico cheesemaking community.Benefits: Make a significant contribution to the growth of a vibrant non-profit. Network with cheesemakers, industry professionals, and food enthusiasts. Utilize your professional skills to support a cause you care about.Time Commitment: Flexible, with an estimated 4-6 hours per month.To Apply: Please submit your resume and a brief statement of interest to Amanda@nmcheeseguild.com We encourage individuals with a passion for cheese and a commitment to supporting local food systems to apply. BIPOC and LGBTQ applicants are welcome and encouraged. Sources and related content Organization: New Mexico Cheese Guild The New Mexico Cheese Guild, a non-profit supporting local cheesemakers, seeks a volunteer Certified Public Accountant (CPA) to assist our Treasurer. In this role, you'll provide valuable financial expertise to help us manage our resources effectively and ensure our long-term sustainability. Responsibilities: Assist with financial reporting and analysis. Provide guidance on budgeting and financial planning. Support the Treasurer in maintaining accurate financial records. Offer expertise on tax compliance and regulatory matters.Qualifications: Active CPA license. Experience with non-profit accounting is a plus. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Commitment to supporting the New Mexico cheesemaking community.Benefits: Make a significant contribution to the growth of a vibrant non-profit. Network with cheesemakers, industry professionals, and food enthusiasts. Utilize your professional skills to support a cause you care about.Time Commitment: Flexible, with an estimated 4-6 hours per month.To Apply: Please submit your resume and a brief statement of interest to Amanda@nmcheeseguild.com We encourage individuals with a passion for cheese and a commitment to supporting local food systems to apply. BIPOC and LGBTQ applicants are welcome and encouraged. Sources and related content Organization: New Mexico Cheese Guild Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87048 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Board MembershipDo you want to make a lasting difference? Consider joining our Board of Directors. We are a dedicated and creative group. We focus our efforts on supporting Ethos Literacy's work free literacy and language programs for Albuquerque's adults - whether that be grant writing, community partnerships and events. Organization: Ethos Literacy Do you want to make a lasting difference? Consider joining our Board of Directors. We are a dedicated and creative group. We focus our efforts on supporting Ethos Literacy's work free literacy and language programs for Albuquerque's adults - whether that be grant writing, community partnerships and events. Organization: Ethos Literacy Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87102 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Equity and Inclusion--Asylum Seeker Resettling ScreeningResponding to this opportunity is THE FIRST STEP IN VOLUNTEERING! Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Office of Equity and Inclusion! Screening included completing a background check, liability waiver and confidentiality agreement. Some opportunities may also include obtaining a City Operators Permit, which we will assist you in obtaining. Thank you for working on these qualifications/requirements, these are implemented to protect the privacy of the people we serve. In order to move through this process as quickly as possible, we recommend that you respond to this opportunity to complete the forms. This will inform our on-site management who can allocate/assign volunteers. Once you have been screened, you will be sent information on specific volunteer opportunities to Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs. Please let us know if you have any questions! Organization: Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs Responding to this opportunity is THE FIRST STEP IN VOLUNTEERING! Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Office of Equity and Inclusion! Screening included completing a background check, liability waiver and confidentiality agreement. Some opportunities may also include obtaining a City Operators Permit, which we will assist you in obtaining. Thank you for working on these qualifications/requirements, these are implemented to protect the privacy of the people we serve. In order to move through this process as quickly as possible, we recommend that you respond to this opportunity to complete the forms. This will inform our on-site management who can allocate/assign volunteers. Once you have been screened, you will be sent information on specific volunteer opportunities to Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs. Please let us know if you have any questions! Organization: Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87102 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Virtual Diaper Drive - Help us collect 5,000 boxes of diapers for Families in NeedDid you know that the Junior League of Albuquerque has a diaper bank that serves the underserved populations of the ABQ community? We are also one of 2 National Diaper Bank Network Partner Diaper Banks in the state. The Junior League of Albuquerque believes all babies should have the diapers they need, yet 1 in 4 families struggle to afford diapers. In 2020 the Junior League of Albuquerque distributed more than 40 thousand diapers! This is a wonderful opportunity to collect diapers and ensure all babies have diapers to be healthy and happy.
Our goal is to collect 5,000 boxes/packs of diapers!
Here is how you can participate in 3 easy steps: Visit Junior League of Albuquerque Amazon Wish List Select the item(s) you’re donating Purchase the Wish List Item(s) & include "1abq" alongside your purchase in the “gift notes” for the donation.OR If you would prefer to drop off diapers in person, you may stop by our offices at 3900 Osuna Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 and just make sure to put a sticky note on your donation that says ABQONE - this will help us to identify the source of the donations. There will be a sign that says no donations, but just leave them with the receptionist. We will get them.
Our Must Need Items: Diapers sized 3, 4, 5, and 6 Pull-up Sizes 3T - 4T and 4T-5T Baby Formula (NEW, Powdered, un-opened)
Organization: School Drive Did you know that the Junior League of Albuquerque has a diaper bank that serves the underserved populations of the ABQ community? We are also one of 2 National Diaper Bank Network Partner Diaper Banks in the state. The Junior League of Albuquerque believes all babies should have the diapers they need, yet 1 in 4 families struggle to afford diapers. In 2020 the Junior League of Albuquerque distributed more than 40 thousand diapers! This is a wonderful opportunity to collect diapers and ensure all babies have diapers to be healthy and happy.
Our goal is to collect 5,000 boxes/packs of diapers!
Here is how you can participate in 3 easy steps: Visit Junior League of Albuquerque Amazon Wish List Select the item(s) you’re donating Purchase the Wish List Item(s) & include "1abq" alongside your purchase in the “gift notes” for the donation.OR If you would prefer to drop off diapers in person, you may stop by our offices at 3900 Osuna Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 and just make sure to put a sticky note on your donation that says ABQONE - this will help us to identify the source of the donations. There will be a sign that says no donations, but just leave them with the receptionist. We will get them.
Our Must Need Items: Diapers sized 3, 4, 5, and 6 Pull-up Sizes 3T - 4T and 4T-5T Baby Formula (NEW, Powdered, un-opened)
Organization: School Drive Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87109 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Social Media CreatorJoin Cameron at Vital Explorations for an enriching volunteer opportunity in social media work! As a Holistic Nurse Healer, Cameron is dedicated to promoting well-being through a holistic approach to health. Now, they're seeking a passionate individual to help amplify their message and expand their reach across social media platforms. Organization: Vital Explorations LLC Join Cameron at Vital Explorations for an enriching volunteer opportunity in social media work! As a Holistic Nurse Healer, Cameron is dedicated to promoting well-being through a holistic approach to health. Now, they're seeking a passionate individual to help amplify their message and expand their reach across social media platforms. Organization: Vital Explorations LLC Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Compassionate VisitorHarmony Hospice is looking for motivated, compassionate individuals interested in serving those with life limiting illness. Volunteering with patients can include quite conversation, preparing small simple meals, taking walks, memory recording, reading, and other low-key activities. Friendly visits with patients provide relief to caregivers and joy to patients. Typically a volunteer devotes an hour or so weekly, but exactly how much time you serve us up to the volunteer. If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about our volunteer program and the great rewards it offers, please reach out. Pet therapy is also part of the program and available for those with a qualified team. Apply here: https://www.harmonyhomehealth.com/work-with-us/#jobs Organization: Harmony Home Health & Hospice Harmony Hospice is looking for motivated, compassionate individuals interested in serving those with life limiting illness. Volunteering with patients can include quite conversation, preparing small simple meals, taking walks, memory recording, reading, and other low-key activities. Friendly visits with patients provide relief to caregivers and joy to patients. Typically a volunteer devotes an hour or so weekly, but exactly how much time you serve us up to the volunteer. If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about our volunteer program and the great rewards it offers, please reach out. Pet therapy is also part of the program and available for those with a qualified team. Apply here: https://www.harmonyhomehealth.com/work-with-us/#jobs Organization: Harmony Home Health & Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87109 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: New Troop Organizer (NTO)NTO is an area volunteer that does most of their volunteer service from the comfort of their home/ office and in their spare time. A marketing/ sales background is helpful as you will be contacting churches and private school to offer them to add Trail Life to the ministries they have right now. All the material you will need will be supplied by Trail Life for you to show the prospect. You can start by offer it to the church you attend now or share with friends and families in your area or anywhere in New Mexico as they will be your door opener to the church instead of making cold calls. You will need to go to www.traillifeusa.com to express your interest in this position and I will follow up with you. This is a boys ministry so a male NTO is recommended. Trail Life will do a background check at no cost and you will need to do a CSYPT training online as at some point you might be around children. When the prospect decides they are interested, they will go to www.traillifeusa.com and express their interest to start the group. At this time you will introduce them to the person that will help them with the rest of the process. Organization: Trail Life New Mexico NTO is an area volunteer that does most of their volunteer service from the comfort of their home/ office and in their spare time. A marketing/ sales background is helpful as you will be contacting churches and private school to offer them to add Trail Life to the ministries they have right now. All the material you will need will be supplied by Trail Life for you to show the prospect. You can start by offer it to the church you attend now or share with friends and families in your area or anywhere in New Mexico as they will be your door opener to the church instead of making cold calls. You will need to go to www.traillifeusa.com to express your interest in this position and I will follow up with you. This is a boys ministry so a male NTO is recommended. Trail Life will do a background check at no cost and you will need to do a CSYPT training online as at some point you might be around children. When the prospect decides they are interested, they will go to www.traillifeusa.com and express their interest to start the group. At this time you will introduce them to the person that will help them with the rest of the process. Organization: Trail Life New Mexico Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87123 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Direct Service AdvisorThe DSA will oversee a maximum of 3 groups close to where he lives or work. Need to go to www.traillifeusa.com and express interest in the volunteer position or to check how many groups are close to him now. If not, he might want to bring a group to the church he attends. I will contact you for more information on that. A man with scouting leadership experience is a most and easier as he learn the Trail Life method that is NOT the same as other scouting programs out there. Will need to apply online to be a volunteer and get background check and CSYPT (done online) before we supply all the support and info needed to get you equip. Organization: Trail Life New Mexico The DSA will oversee a maximum of 3 groups close to where he lives or work. Need to go to www.traillifeusa.com and express interest in the volunteer position or to check how many groups are close to him now. If not, he might want to bring a group to the church he attends. I will contact you for more information on that. A man with scouting leadership experience is a most and easier as he learn the Trail Life method that is NOT the same as other scouting programs out there. Will need to apply online to be a volunteer and get background check and CSYPT (done online) before we supply all the support and info needed to get you equip. Organization: Trail Life New Mexico Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87123 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Board MemberFamily Services For Children seeks a well-connected community member who is passionate about our mission and can leverage their networks and resources in support of efforts to positively impact FSFC. We seek a board member to help cultivate the board’s leadership role in advocacy in support of staff as part of a broader commitment to increase awareness about the importance of our mission. Family Services For Children Board of Directors is comprised of leaders from the nonprofit and for-profit sectors who are dedicated to the organization’s mission. Serving on the FSFC Board of Directors is an extraordinary opportunity for an individual who is passionate about the safety and care of local children and strengthening leadership and governance in the nonprofit sector. Board members are expected to have the financial acumen to read and understand FSFC’s financial statements and to otherwise help the board fulfill its fiduciary responsibilities. Board members are expected to attend at minimum 4 of the monthly board meetings per year. They are expected to read board materials in advance of board meetings and to come prepared to ask questions and participate in discussions. Board members are expected to responsibly represent FSFC to their respective communities and to advocate for FSFC’s mission, programs, and services as appropriate. Organization: Family Services for Children, Inc. Family Services For Children seeks a well-connected community member who is passionate about our mission and can leverage their networks and resources in support of efforts to positively impact FSFC. We seek a board member to help cultivate the board’s leadership role in advocacy in support of staff as part of a broader commitment to increase awareness about the importance of our mission. Family Services For Children Board of Directors is comprised of leaders from the nonprofit and for-profit sectors who are dedicated to the organization’s mission. Serving on the FSFC Board of Directors is an extraordinary opportunity for an individual who is passionate about the safety and care of local children and strengthening leadership and governance in the nonprofit sector. Board members are expected to have the financial acumen to read and understand FSFC’s financial statements and to otherwise help the board fulfill its fiduciary responsibilities. Board members are expected to attend at minimum 4 of the monthly board meetings per year. They are expected to read board materials in advance of board meetings and to come prepared to ask questions and participate in discussions. Board members are expected to responsibly represent FSFC to their respective communities and to advocate for FSFC’s mission, programs, and services as appropriate. Organization: Family Services for Children, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87124 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Love to Sew? Join our craft volunteer groupHarmony Hospice is in need of people who love to sew. We have a few projects that we are launching for patients that we are excited about!! Such as Veteran appreciation gifts, Fidget blankets for dementia & Alzheimer’s patients, adult feeding bibs, Walker organizers & holiday items. Organization: Harmony Home Health & Hospice Harmony Hospice is in need of people who love to sew. We have a few projects that we are launching for patients that we are excited about!! Such as Veteran appreciation gifts, Fidget blankets for dementia & Alzheimer’s patients, adult feeding bibs, Walker organizers & holiday items. Organization: Harmony Home Health & Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87109 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Grant WriterLooking for grant writers to help us in application of grants for Running 505. Organization: Running 505 Looking for grant writers to help us in application of grants for Running 505. Organization: Running 505 Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87111 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help EAPP create accessible playEvery Ability Plays Project – Organizer Job Description
Every Ability Plays Project is looking for an Organizer to help with our growing organization. Join us as we make an impact on the lives of children with disabilities to enjoy inclusive play. Organizer Job Responsibilities: Responsible for planning, organization, and direction of the organization’s operations and programs. Develops and implements consistent inventory and cost accounting policies, procedures, and operational reporting/metrics. Oversees and reports on the organization’s results for board of directors. Prepares accurate and timely analyses that capture and communicate fundraising results, variances, and performance trends. Provides leadership to and manages the efforts of site staff and volunteers to ensure appropriate support of all departments. Supervises the development of operations-based financial modeling. Coordinates and leads annual budget reviews, monthly and quarterly reviews, and periodic forecast updates with operational and senior management for all locations. Approves major systems implementations related to cost and inventory control. Retains a diverse, highly qualified staff and volunteers by providing career coaching, growth, and personal development for workers. Ensures that services and funding relationships are robust enough to meet or exceed strategic goals and objectives.Organizer Qualifications / Skills: Demonstrated leadership and management skills Takes initiative Works independently Creative problem-solving skills Enthusiastic Dynamic Flexible Organized Collaborative
[Work Hours & Benefits] We are currently looking to fill this position on a volunteer basis but has the opportunity to be paid with the organizations growth. The current time commitment is 5 hours per week, but will grow into a full time position as the organization grows.
Education, Experience, and Licensing Requirements Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Accounting, or Management preferred 2 or more years of non-profit management experience in an operational environment preferred 2 or more years management or supervisory experience preferred
Organization: Every Ability Plays Project Every Ability Plays Project – Organizer Job Description
Every Ability Plays Project is looking for an Organizer to help with our growing organization. Join us as we make an impact on the lives of children with disabilities to enjoy inclusive play. Organizer Job Responsibilities: Responsible for planning, organization, and direction of the organization’s operations and programs. Develops and implements consistent inventory and cost accounting policies, procedures, and operational reporting/metrics. Oversees and reports on the organization’s results for board of directors. Prepares accurate and timely analyses that capture and communicate fundraising results, variances, and performance trends. Provides leadership to and manages the efforts of site staff and volunteers to ensure appropriate support of all departments. Supervises the development of operations-based financial modeling. Coordinates and leads annual budget reviews, monthly and quarterly reviews, and periodic forecast updates with operational and senior management for all locations. Approves major systems implementations related to cost and inventory control. Retains a diverse, highly qualified staff and volunteers by providing career coaching, growth, and personal development for workers. Ensures that services and funding relationships are robust enough to meet or exceed strategic goals and objectives.Organizer Qualifications / Skills: Demonstrated leadership and management skills Takes initiative Works independently Creative problem-solving skills Enthusiastic Dynamic Flexible Organized Collaborative
[Work Hours & Benefits] We are currently looking to fill this position on a volunteer basis but has the opportunity to be paid with the organizations growth. The current time commitment is 5 hours per week, but will grow into a full time position as the organization grows.
Education, Experience, and Licensing Requirements Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Accounting, or Management preferred 2 or more years of non-profit management experience in an operational environment preferred 2 or more years management or supervisory experience preferred
Organization: Every Ability Plays Project Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87120 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Join our Board of DirectorsCASA Partner 4NMKIDS is seeking dynamic individuals who are passionate about children's rights to serve on our Board of Directors. By utilizing your business development, fundraising, management and finance skills and connections in the community; you will make a difference in the lives of children living in foster care due to abuse and neglect in Sandoval and Valencia Counties. We're under new leadership, positioned for growth, and need your oversight and governance to make a greater impact in the community. Please inquire via email at board@casapartners4.org for more information. Meetings are currently virtual.
Organization: CASA PARTNERS 4NMKIDS INC CASA Partner 4NMKIDS is seeking dynamic individuals who are passionate about children's rights to serve on our Board of Directors. By utilizing your business development, fundraising, management and finance skills and connections in the community; you will make a difference in the lives of children living in foster care due to abuse and neglect in Sandoval and Valencia Counties. We're under new leadership, positioned for growth, and need your oversight and governance to make a greater impact in the community. Please inquire via email at board@casapartners4.org for more information. Meetings are currently virtual.
Organization: CASA PARTNERS 4NMKIDS INC Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87124 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: URGENT NEED for volunteers in Valencia County!No special background or education is required to become a CASA volunteer. We encourage people from all cultures, professions, and educational backgrounds. Once accepted into the program, you will receive all necessary training in courtroom procedures, social services, the juvenile justice system and the special needs of abused and neglected children. Requirements include: 1. Be 21 years old 2. Be willing to complete necessary background checks, provide references and participate in an interview 3. Complete pre-service training and commit to the duration of your assigned case Organization: CASA PARTNERS 4NMKIDS INC No special background or education is required to become a CASA volunteer. We encourage people from all cultures, professions, and educational backgrounds. Once accepted into the program, you will receive all necessary training in courtroom procedures, social services, the juvenile justice system and the special needs of abused and neglected children. Requirements include: 1. Be 21 years old 2. Be willing to complete necessary background checks, provide references and participate in an interview 3. Complete pre-service training and commit to the duration of your assigned case Organization: CASA PARTNERS 4NMKIDS INC Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87031 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dinner's Group CoordinatorDinner Host Coordinator would be responsible for recruiting volunteer dinner hosts for our residents. This is a part time (2-6 hours/week) outreach type of position. Tasks may include creating distribution lists, following up with previous hosts and creating new ways of bringing in dinner hosts. Organization: Casa Esperanza Dinner Host Coordinator would be responsible for recruiting volunteer dinner hosts for our residents. This is a part time (2-6 hours/week) outreach type of position. Tasks may include creating distribution lists, following up with previous hosts and creating new ways of bringing in dinner hosts. Organization: Casa Esperanza Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87106 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Ongoing: Senior Pkg. Assembly/ Warehouse assitanceOngoing need for assistance with keeping packages prepared for clients. Over 1400 pkgs. assembled monthly for delivery. Over 2700 pkgs. assembled for onsite clients. We have need for delivery drivers for our clients who may need to have our home delivery assistance. We have need for phone call assistance to remind our clients we are open and available to assist. Please contact us if available. Organization: ECHO, Inc. Ongoing need for assistance with keeping packages prepared for clients. Over 1400 pkgs. assembled monthly for delivery. Over 2700 pkgs. assembled for onsite clients. We have need for delivery drivers for our clients who may need to have our home delivery assistance. We have need for phone call assistance to remind our clients we are open and available to assist. Please contact us if available. Organization: ECHO, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87107 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Fundraising Website outreach teamWe need help getting the word out on the fundraising websites and events that we are doing around the city of Alberquerque. We are seeking volunteers to pass out fliers in selected parking lots around town. Flexible scheduling available. Organization: Help Hope Live Alberquerque We need help getting the word out on the fundraising websites and events that we are doing around the city of Alberquerque. We are seeking volunteers to pass out fliers in selected parking lots around town. Flexible scheduling available. Organization: Help Hope Live Alberquerque Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87112 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Alta Mira Board of DirectorsAre you interested in volunteering and having a positive impact on our community! Alta Mira has positions available for the right individuals on our Board of Directors. Organization: Alta Mira Specialized Family Services Are you interested in volunteering and having a positive impact on our community! Alta Mira has positions available for the right individuals on our Board of Directors. Organization: Alta Mira Specialized Family Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 87110 Allow Groups: No |