Volunteer firefighters account for almost 70% of the nation's firefighters. Volunteer firefighters respond to the same calls for service, use the same equipment and have the same training as paid firefighters, but due to economic reasons, volunteer their time and talent to the community in which they live to protect and defend their hometown from natural and manmade disasters. The La Madera Fire District currently has 20 volunteers and we are always looking to add dedicated men and women who want to make a difference in their community. | Requirements: Membership shall be open to all persons, of good character, regardless of race, sex or national origin, who reside or work within the fire district boundaries, or who reside in other communities but within twenty (20) road miles of Station 28. Applicants must be able and willing to answer alarms and attend meetings and training sessions of the department. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT

Volunteers assist at adoption events, helping to set up, manage, and engage with potential adopters. This role involves providing information about the Boxers and the adoption process.

Volunteers are needed to transport rescued Boxers to local veterinary clinics and adoption events. This role is crucial in ensuring the Boxers receive timely medical care and exposure to potential adopters.

We are always looking for volunteers to help support our mission of promoting arts and culture in the Route 66 East Mountain communities. Volunteers can assist in various activities such as event planning, gallery management, and community outreach.

Volunteers are needed to help care for animals by providing them with food, cleaning their living spaces, and offering companionship. Volunteers should be passionate about animal welfare and willing to work hands-on with various animals.

Participate in the annual Placitas Garden Tour by assisting as a garden docent, greeter, or in ticketing and parking management. Volunteers are essential to the success of the tour and will receive a free pass to tour the gardens and an invitation to a post-tour reception.

Assist with administrative tasks such as data entry, filing, and other clerical duties to support the organization's operations. Volunteers should be detail-oriented and organized.

Assist in organizing and managing special events, fundraisers, clinics, and outreach programs. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Participate in fundraising activities to support the organization's programs. Volunteers will help plan and execute fundraising events and campaigns.

Assist in organizing clothes and sorting through donations at our clothing drives. Volunteers are also needed to help students find the right look and fit during these events.

Assist in selling products at local fairs and farmer’s markets, and develop new ideas for fundraising. Help support the organization's mission to empower women.

Share your creative ideas for reusing and upcycling used items into beautiful, useful creations. Help inspire and teach women in the community.

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.

Join the Dakota Tree Project as an individual volunteer to help plant and maintain trees in Albuquerque. Volunteers can participate in various activities such as tree pick-up, site preparation, planting, and ongoing maintenance. This opportunity is ideal for those seeking community service hours or looking to contribute positively to their community.

Volunteer as a group with the Dakota Tree Project to plant and care for trees, and participate in educational sessions about the importance of trees in urban environments. This opportunity is perfect for school groups, organizations, and families looking to engage in community service and environmental education.

Engage with community members by organizing educational events about pollinator-friendly practices. Collaborate with local organizations to promote pollinator health and habitat creation.

Assist in distributing native pollinator plants to Albuquerque neighborhoods, schools, and personal backyards. Help beautify areas, increase pollinator corridors, and educate families and children about pollinators.

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.

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.