St. Martin's needs volunteers to conduct a clothing drive for our homeless clients. As we near the cold winter months, our clients are in desperate need of blankets, cotton socks, and underwear (men's & women's). Please help collect these items for distribution in our day shelter to Albuquerque's neediest residents.

Our child development center would like help updating our kitchen. Our cabinets and counters need to be refurbished and/or replaced.

Volunteers will help repackage bulk items, sort canned and dry goods, pull agency orders, support the produce program and pack senior food boxes. Friday, October 25th shifts are 8am - 10am, 10am - 12pm, 12pm - 2pm and 2pm - 4pm. Saturday, October 26th shifts are 8am - 10am and 10am - 12pm. Please specify which day and shift.

Pack and distribute food boxes to our hungry clients.

Repackng food products (rice, beans, flour)for distribution to our hungry customers. Food products and supplies provided.

Pack and distribute food boxes to our hungry customers.

Collect peanut butter & jelly (or other canned/dry food) for the hungry customers at our food pantry. Please call to schedule a pick up.

Collect Mac & Cheese and pasta (or other canned/dry food) for the hungry customers at our food pantry. Please call to schedule a pick up.

Has your family been touched by cancer? Want to help others?
Help People Living Through Cancer is celebrating our 30th anniversary "Growing Hope for 30 Years" on October 30 at Hotel Albuquerque. Help us get ready for the big day with program setup, live auction preparation and tablescape/decorations. It'll be fun!

North Campus Community Project is calling on neighbor-volunteers, city residents, and local business partnerships to help our neighborhood Elders and disabled to winterize their homes. Our services will include, landscaping, i.e., trimming bushes for safety and raking leaves, drain and store hoses, bring plants indoors, check that window security bars open properly, clean front porch,including porch light, change bulb in outdoor light fixture if burned out, close down swamp coolers, start up furnaces, replace smoke alarm batteries, check CO monitors, winterize outdoor faucets, and most importantly, socialize with or Elder and disabled people we will be serving.

You can help us inspire students to learn about science during National Nuclear Science Week. Each day of the week has a theme. Volunteers will help at one science-based station and will assist in leading a science activity.

Monday: What is Nuclear Science