Volunteers on the Wound Care Team commit to a specific schedule to help hold and soothe medically fragile orphans and weanlings during their rehabilitation from severe injuries. This role requires dedication and compassion for the most vulnerable horses.

Volunteers, known as Sprucers, dedicate their time each week to manage manure, sweep, and groom rescues, creating a positive atmosphere at the facility. New volunteers must commit to a 4-week initial training on Sunday mornings before transitioning to weekday volunteering.

Assist in growing and harvesting fresh produce for local food pantries. Volunteers engage in manual labor, including planting, weeding, and harvesting crops. This opportunity is suitable for individuals of all ages and backgrounds who are interested in learning gardening techniques and contributing to community welfare.

Participate in gleaning activities to collect surplus fruit from local orchards, preventing waste and providing fresh produce to food pantries. Volunteers will work in teams to pick fruit and transport it to distribution centers.

Volunteers are needed to provide and coordinate services to members, plan and host social events, manage information systems, and administer the Health Equipment Lending Program. Volunteers are the backbone of the organization, helping to build community and support Corrales seniors.

Foster volunteers provide temporary homes for rabbits, helping them transition from the shelter to permanent homes. This role involves caring for rabbits and ensuring their well-being in a home environment.

Assist with planning and executing fundraising events to support the New Mexico House Rabbit Society. Volunteers will help organize events, manage logistics, and engage with the community to raise awareness and funds.

Volunteers are needed to help with grooming, enrichment, and adoption assistance for rabbits at the Albuquerque animal shelter. Responsibilities include brushing, haircuts, nail trims, taking bunnies out for exercise, and updating adoption materials.

Participate in our Bosque Restoration Field Day events held every May and September. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to contribute to the restoration efforts for one morning in the field.

Assist with field work by helping to care for our restoration site plantings, offering GPS/GIS skills, or providing restoration consultation.

Offer your time and skills from home to support our mission through tasks such as content editing, social media management, website upkeep, design work, and grant writing.

Join us at the Rio Grande Community Farm to help with various planting activities including planting peas, carrots, and radishes, and preparing the fields for the growing season. Volunteers will meet at the farm at 10:00 AM and activities will typically end by noon. Please bring gloves, a hat, sunblock, and a water bottle.

Group Volunteers help sort, re-pack, and box food in the Albuquerque warehouse. This opportunity is available for groups of five or more and is ideal for community organizations, schools, and businesses looking to engage in team-building activities while supporting hunger relief efforts.

As a Help Center Volunteer, you will assist individuals in connecting with food assistance resources. This role requires a commitment to a one-hour virtual training and consistent volunteering for at least six months, with opportunities both virtually and in-person at the food bank.

Support the production by assisting with costume design, makeup application, and hair styling. Volunteers will collaborate with designers and performers to bring characters to life.

Engage with theatergoers by taking on roles such as ushering, ticket-taking, and house management to enhance the audience experience. Volunteers will be the face of the organization during performances.

Assist with various backstage tasks such as set construction, props management, and running crew duties to ensure smooth production operations. Volunteers will work closely with stage managers and technical directors.

Volunteers are needed to staff the Drop-In Center, teach crafts or activities, facilitate support groups, help with events, and contribute new ideas to improve the Center. Volunteers are encouraged to engage with the community and support marginalized individuals.

Use your grant writing skills to help secure funding for programs that empower women. Your expertise can make a significant impact.

Volunteer 2-6 hours per week to teach sewing skills to women in the program. Help empower them with valuable skills for self-sufficiency.