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Thank you for visiting the MOVE website. Listed below are some volunteer opportunities that might be of interest to you. To view additional opportunities, fill in the Keyword(s) box above. For example, if you have an interest in computers or you want to tutor, enter the word "computer" or "tutor" in the Keyword(s) box. Enter the name of the city where you want to volunteer. Use the drop down bar to indicate the distance you're willing to travel to the volunteer location. Volunteer opportunities that involve working with computers or providing tutoring will pop up. If you would like to sign up for a particular opportunity, simply click on "Express Interest" and create a free account. You will be asked to provide your contact information. The system will generate an e-mail to the nonprofit agency notifying them that you're interested in their volunteer opportunity. At this point, the nonprofit will follow up with you. If you would like to receive a weekly e-mail of available opportunities, please contact Debra Saine at 505-767-5815 or dsaine@cabq.gov
Wheels Museum. We will need volunteers to help us move to the rail yards, paint and clean a building after January 5, 2009. Flexible schedules available. Contact: Leba Freed, leba4@aol.com, 505-243-6269.We will need volunteers to help us move to the rail yards, paint and clean a building . Flexible schedules available. Contact: Leba Freed, leba4@aol.com, 505-243-6269.
United Blood Services. We will hold "Elvis Week" in our Albuquerque Center, 1515 University Blvd. N.E., January 5-9, 2009. We want to celebrate Elvis’ birthday by filling our Center with Elvis impersonators on Thursday, January 8, 2009. Elvis Presley impersonators sought to volunteer their time and talent in our center on January 8 to help entertain our blood donors. Contact: Charlene Smith, chsmith@bloodsystems.org, 505-843-6227, ext. 288.
We will hold "Elvis Week" in our Albuquerque Center, 1515 University Blvd. N.E., January 5-9, 2009. We want to celebrate Elvis’ birthday by filling our Center with Elvis impersonators on Elvis Presley impersonators sought to volunteer their time and talent in our center on January 8 to help entertain our blood donors. Contact: Charlene Smith, chsmith@bloodsystems.org, 505-843-6227, ext. 288.
Albuquerque Opportunity Center for the Homeless, 715 Candelaria N.E. We are New Mexico's largest year-round homeless shelter, and we have placed around 30% of our residents into housing since we opened over 4 years ago. Would you like to donate one morning per week or month to volunteer as a Convalescent Escort? We have expanded our Respite Care Program to six beds, which means we have a greater need for volunteers to take our convalescing homeless residents to medical appointments (and sometimes other kinds of appointments). When the Convalescent Escort is not escorting residents, we will have some light office work that could use their attention. We need escorts on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. The City of Albuquerque will require the volunteer to pay for a $35 background check, because they will be working directly with the residents. The volunteer will use the AOC's van while escorting the residents. The volunteer will need a valid driver's license and must be at least 18 years old. If this volunteer opportunity interests you, please call or e-mail me. You may also learn about our many other volunteer opportunities at www.abqaoc.org/involved.html. We would love to get you involved. Contact: David L. Craft, abq.opportunitycenter@yahoo.com, 505-263-5564
We are New Mexico's largest year-round homeless shelter, and we have placed around 30% of our residents into housing since we opened over 4 years ago. Would you like to donate one morning per week or month to volunteer as a Convalescent Escort? We have expanded our Respite Care Program to six beds, which means we have a greater need for volunteers to take our convalescing homeless residents to medical appointments (and sometimes other kinds of appointments). When the Convalescent Escort is not escorting residents, we will have some light office work that could use their attention. We need escorts on The City of Albuquerque will require the volunteer to pay for a $35 background check, because they will be working directly with the residents. The volunteer will use the AOC's van while escorting the residents. The volunteer will need a valid driver's license and must be at least 18 years old. If this volunteer opportunity interests you, please call or e-mail me. You may also learn about our many other volunteer opportunities at
Albuquerque Tombstone Transcription Project. Volunteers work in groups extracting data from the genealogy library for the Tombstone Project. We also walk cemeteries logging information on headstones and graves. All this information is logged onto the US Gen Web Project on-line and available to millions around the world. Appropriate for youth volunteers age 15 and older. We work 1-2 times per week for 2 hours each day, but consecutive meetings are not needed. Must be able to write legibly. Contact: Cheryl Harris, rich1223@comcast.net, 505-823-9470
Volunteers work in groups extracting data from the genealogy library for the Tombstone Project. We also walk cemeteries logging information on headstones and graves. All this information is logged onto the US Gen Web Project on-line and available to millions around the world. Appropriate for youth volunteers age 15 and older. We work , but consecutive meetings are not needed. Must be able to write legibly. Contact: Cheryl Harris, rich1223@comcast.net, 505-823-9470
Reading Works, Inc. We are a start-up nonprofit. Our mission is to provide and execute services to empower adults with literacy and language skills which will enrich their work, families, future and community. Reading Works sponsors one-on-one tutoring, neighborhood-based programs, work-place, small group and other related educational literacy services. We are in need of laptop computers for our office staff and treasurer. Contact: Margaret Barker, rwmargaret@q.com, 505-265-5299
We are a start-up nonprofit. Our mission is to provide and execute services to empower adults with literacy and language skills which will enrich their work, families, future and community. Reading Works sponsors one-on-one tutoring, neighborhood-based programs, work-place, small group and other related educational literacy services. for our office staff and treasurer. Contact: Margaret Barker, rwmargaret@q.com, 505-265-5299
Cuidando los Ninos. Help support our wonderfully successful program assisting children and families as they become rehoused. After our year-long program, 75% of our families are stably rehoused. We need the community's help to continue that success! To learn more about, please visit our website at http://www.clnkids.org. Cuidando Los Niños needs a few volunteers to help with paperwork and data-entry. Whether you are a computer pro already or just willing to learn, you can help! We will give you all the training you need on our computer and filing system. A regular commitment of 1-6 hours a week is ideal. Contact: Katie Sonnen, katies@clnkids.org, 505-843-6899
Help support our wonderfully successful program assisting children and families as they become rehoused. After our year-long program, 75% of our families are stably rehoused. We need the community's help to continue that success! To learn more about, please visit our website at
We will hold "Elvis Week" in our Albuquerque Center, 1515 University Blvd. N.E., January 5-9, 2009. We want to celebrate Elvis’ birthday by filling our Center with Elvis impersonators on Elvis Presley impersonators sought to volunteer their time and talent in our center on January 8 to help entertain our blood donors. Contact: Charlene Smith, chsmith@bloodsystems.org, 505-843-6227, ext. 288.We are New Mexico's largest year-round homeless shelter, and we have placed around 30% of our residents into housing since we opened over 4 years ago. Would you like to donate one morning per week or month to volunteer as a Convalescent Escort? We have expanded our Respite Care Program to six beds, which means we have a greater need for volunteers to take our convalescing homeless residents to medical appointments (and sometimes other kinds of appointments). When the Convalescent Escort is not escorting residents, we will have some light office work that could use their attention. We need escorts on The City of Albuquerque will require the volunteer to pay for a $35 background check, because they will be working directly with the residents. The volunteer will use the AOC's van while escorting the residents. The volunteer will need a valid driver's license and must be at least 18 years old. If this volunteer opportunity interests you, please call or e-mail me. You may also learn about our many other volunteer opportunities at Volunteers work in groups extracting data from the genealogy library for the Tombstone Project. We also walk cemeteries logging information on headstones and graves. All this information is logged onto the US Gen Web Project on-line and available to millions around the world. Appropriate for youth volunteers age 15 and older. We work , but consecutive meetings are not needed. Must be able to write legibly. Contact: Cheryl Harris, rich1223@comcast.net, 505-823-9470 We are a start-up nonprofit. Our mission is to provide and execute services to empower adults with literacy and language skills which will enrich their work, families, future and community. Reading Works sponsors one-on-one tutoring, neighborhood-based programs, work-place, small group and other related educational literacy services. for our office staff and treasurer. Contact: Margaret Barker, rwmargaret@q.com, 505-265-5299Help support our wonderfully successful program assisting children and families as they become rehoused. After our year-long program, 75% of our families are stably rehoused. We need the community's help to continue that success! To learn more about, please visit our website at
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