Needs From: UWENM Volunteer Action Center

We are looking for volunteers who can help distribute food boxes in the morning. Volunteers should be able to lift about 20 pounds and be on their feet in excess of 2+ hours. Please wear close-toed shoes.

Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (or until supply runs out) on Fridays at the Roosevelt County Food Pantry located at 600 N. Ave K in Portales. 

Community Service: 

The Food Bank does not accept, approve or sign off on court-ordered community service hours or any documented hours needed to satisfy court or legal issues for any individual.

Presidential Award Applicants: 

Please keep track of all hours through Volunteer ENM. We do not keep track of times/days/hours.

We are looking for volunteers who can help distribute food boxes in the morning. Volunteers should be able to lift about 20 pounds and be on their feet in excess of 2+ hours. Please wear close-toed shoes.

Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (or until supply runs out) on Wednesday and Thursdays.

Community Service: 

The Food Bank does not accept, approve or sign off on court-ordered community service hours or any documented hours needed to satisfy court or legal issues for any individual.

Presidential Award Applicants: 

Please keep track of all hours through Volunteer ENM. We do not keep track of times/days/hours.

We are looking for volunteers who can help by

Volunteers should be able to lift about 20 pounds and be on their feet in excess of 2+ hours.

Hours are 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Thursday. Closed toe shoes are required.

By signing up for this shift you are agreeing to read and adhere to our organization’s Volunteer Policy that is required to complete your signup.

Community Service: 

The Food Bank does not approve or sign off on court-ordered community service hours or any documented hours needed to satisfy court or legal issues for any individual.

Presidential Award Applicants: 

Please keep track of all hours through Volunteer ENM. We do not keep track of times/days/hours.

TEAM SIGN UPS:

Please sign up each member that will attend the volunteer opportunities or provide an exact head count of each member. 

We are looking for volunteers who can help by

Volunteers should be able to lift about 20 pounds and be on their feet in excess of 2+ hours.

Hours are 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Thursday. Closed toe shoes are required.

By signing up for this shift you are agreeing to read and adhere to our organization’s Volunteer Policy that is required to complete your signup.

Community Service: 

The Food Bank does not approve or sign off on court-ordered community service hours or any documented hours needed to satisfy court or legal issues for any individual.

Presidential Award Applicants: 

Please keep track of all hours through Volunteer ENM. We do not keep track of times/days/hours.

TEAM SIGN UPS:

Please sign up each member that will attend the volunteer opportunities or provide an exact head count of each member. 

21 - 25 hours per week

This can be a very physically demanding job, including assisting with unloading items being donated, and processing the donations (sorting, cleaning, assembly, pricing), as well as assisting customers with locating items in the store and loading purchased items. ReStore Associates could also work the cash register  and answer the telephone, polite and friendly attitude required. Candidates must be reliable, with good communication skills.

Bilingual Spanish is a plus.

Visit our website: www.habitatrcc.com/restore.php for more information about our mission. Applications for employment will be accepted in person at the Habitat ReStore.

We are looking for volunteers who can help distribute food boxes in the morning. Volunteers should be able to lift about 20 pounds and be on their feet in excess of 2+ hours. Please wear close-toed shoes.

Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (or until supply runs out) on Fridays at the Roosevelt County Food Pantry located at 600 N. Ave K in Portales. 

Community Service: 

The Food Bank does not accept, approve or sign off on court-ordered community service hours or any documented hours needed to satisfy court or legal issues for any individual.

Presidential Award Applicants: 

Please keep track of all hours through Volunteer ENM. We do not keep track of times/days/hours.

We are looking for volunteers who can help distribute food boxes in the morning. Volunteers should be able to lift about 20 pounds and be on their feet in excess of 2+ hours. Please wear close-toed shoes.

Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (or until supply runs out) on Wednesday and Thursdays.

Community Service: 

The Food Bank does not accept, approve or sign off on court-ordered community service hours or any documented hours needed to satisfy court or legal issues for any individual.

Presidential Award Applicants: 

Please keep track of all hours through Volunteer ENM. We do not keep track of times/days/hours.

Are you interested in being a mentor? 

The Trust Mentor Network Program is a 16-week mentoring program designed to pair youth with an adult mentor to build relationships, set goals, and create successful lives. 

Mentors interested in being a part of this program must have a current background check. 

"Our mission is to give back to our nation and community heroes by using the outdoors as therapy to create mental health breaks. We do this by bringing Military, Veterans, First Responders and their families on hunting and fishing trips to facilitate fellowship, friendships, healing and hope. Our goal is to help ease the transition from military to civilian life, reduce stress, reconnect families, build friendship/healthy relationships, talk about alcohol dependency and broken families…ultimately enable conversation and relationships that help combat the 22 veteran suicides a day. Additionally, we bring youth on their first hunts. We teach safety, ethical hunting, and the responsibilities of an outdoorsman/woman. Youth trips are built to strengthen bonds between heroes and their children or to be positive role models to at-risk youth. Also, we break down barriers/physical limitations that prevent heroes from enjoying the outdoors. Finally, bring heroes on their last hunting/fishing trips “Bucket list trips” due to terminal illness…give them their last great memory of the outdoors."

The purpose of this position is to provide Disaster Mental Health (DMH) services to clients and Red Cross workers during preparedness, response, and recovery within a chapter/region.

CURRENT DISASTER MENTAL HEALTH ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA - EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 2017

 A. CURRENTLY LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS:

 B. CURRENT SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS AND SCHOOL COUNSELORS:

C. CURRENT PSYCHIATRIC NURSES:

 D. RETIRED MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS:

Ready to volunteer with an exciting organization?

Are you looking to volunteer while you job search? American Red Cross is always in need of good volunteers.

Have a desire to finally give back to your community now you have retired?

The vital work of the American Red Cross is made possible by people like you who contribute their unique backgrounds, talents and skill levels. Our needs change based on current events, adding flexibility to get you involved in an area that inspires you!

We are here to help you while you help Eastern New Mexico.

Click RESPOND, then SUBMIT to be contacted by an American Red Cross Rep. 

Support the day-to-day activities
within a shelter which may include
working in reception, registration,
feeding, dormitory, information,
or other areas within a shelter.

Preferred Commitment: multiple
local shifts of 4–12 hours each.
For those able to travel outside of
their local area, a commitment of at
least 14 consecutive days, working
8- or 12-hour shifts is required

Help comfort and support people
in your community by meeting any
immediate needs such as food,
shelter, clothing or supplies and
connecting them to long term
recovery services. We supply
all the training you need.

Preferred Commitment: 2–4 shifts
per month, 4–6 hours shifts

Help comfort and support people
in your community by meeting any
immediate needs such as food,
shelter, clothing or supplies and
connecting them to long term
recovery services. We supply
all the training you need.

Preferred Commitment: 2–4 shifts
per month, 4–6 hours shifts

Use your professional skills as
a licensed healthcare provider
to deliver hands on care and
education to shelter residents. Free
online training will be provided
and can count towards nursing
continuing education units.

Preferred Commitment: multiple
local shifts of 4–12 hours each.

PRMC Hospice is looking for volunteers who have effective communication skills and empathetic hearts to be hospice volunteers. Providing companionship and support to patients and families is vital to the care of hospice patients. Activities like playing cards, crafting, or watching TV together are common. For those who have served in the military, sharing experiences with other veterans is important. We participate in the We Honor Veterans program. Volunteers must go through processing and training on goals of hospice and their roles. Contact Cheryl Henry, LBSW at 575-769-7399 (PRMC Hospice) for more information.

Volunteers are the backbone to keeping Monarch Formals operating to serve others in our local communites. Thank you for making a difference to help others! 

The Quay County Health Council is looking for people that like to create Social Media posts to help us create health information posts in Canva.  The committee meets monthly on the last Tuesday at 3:00 pm over Zoom.  Participants volunteer for posts that they would like to create.  This meeting is over Zoom and participant will need to be able to access the internet for the Canva program.

The Council is a group of volunteers interested in the health of the people living in Quay County.  They are a planning council that looks at data, sets priorities and brings people together to work on selected health issues and bring in resources through a variety of methods.  Everyone is welcome to be at the table to discuss their health challenges and solutions.  The Council meets monthly to look at the overall picture and deal with the operations of the Council.  Each month there is a resource or information presentation and an opportunity for those in attendance to share.  The in-person meeting is at the Extension Office at 216 E Center Street and there is a zoom option.  Meetings are the 2nd Thursday of each month from 11:30 to 1:00 pm.  To request a zoom link email qchealthcouncil@gmail.com.  Most of the work of the Council is done in committees which report monthly to the Council.

POTFF Volunteer Peer Supporters act in their communities to build trusting relationships based on shared lived experiences. If you are interested in becoming a peer supporter, see flyer below.

Arise Sexual Assault Services and Child Advocacy Center serves survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse throughout seven counties in Eastern New Mexico. Volunteer victim advocates staff our 24/7 hotline and provide advocacy over the phone and in person. 

Volunteers must meet with the Advocate Coordinator prior to completing the 40-hour victim advocacy training hosted by Arise. Advocates must also comply with Roosevelt General Hospital's personnel requirements (including fingerprinting and urine screening), a 6-month minimum commitment with 72 hours of on-call every month, and attend monthly meetings.

Arise hosts several volunteer victim advocacy trainings every year, and we are always in need of volunteers!

Contact us 575.226.7263 to learn more. 

To sign up, please complete the survey at the following link: https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/cVB5RM

Arise is always in need of items to aid those who need our services. We provide numerous items to those we serve, including those on the list below. If you are interested in donating any of these items, please call us at 575.226.7263 or drop off at our Portales office.

New clothing items (in all kinds and sizes, preferably comfy)

Unopened toiletries (e.g., shampoo/conditioner, toothbrush/paste, tampons/pads deodorant, etc.)

Snacks

Drinks

Toys

New art supplies

If you have any house hold items that you are no longer using, we can take them. We provide a Fresh Start basket for the Hartley House. Kitchen items, linens, towels anything else that can help us to fill the baskets. Contact me @ se_turner2003@yahoo.com or text 575-309-4961. I can pick them up. Thank you.

Provide temporary shelter, feeding, and love to cats and kittens so they can be adopted into their forever homes. We supply basic food, medicine, and other needed items. We'd love to have you join our team.

Foster care volunteers

Volunteers helping to pickup needed supplies and donations

Other items related to helping out Labor of Love

P.S. During Covid-19 meals are being served at the door.

Mental Health Resources is needing hygiene item donations for our CareLink NM members in need. We are accepting donations for toothbrushes, tooth paste, dental floss, mouthwash, cotton swabs, deodorant, razors, nail clippers, baby wipes, shampoo & conditioner, feminine hygiene products, toilet paper, lotion, soap bars, body wash, etc. Help us create hygiene packs to help promote good health and sanitation. Any donation is greatly appreciated, thanks!

ROCMAN and STORY CHANGERS LEADERSHIP ACADEMY wants volunteers who will "dive" into the world of teenagers and help them become the hero in their own story. We are launching a new After-School Program called STORY CHANGERS! Our mission is to equip and empower students with the social and emotional leadership skills necessary for their success in the real world. There are THREE After-School Events scheduled for the 2020 Spring Semester. There is a full Volunteer Job Description and application info at www.storychangersnm.org

Trained volunteers who assist with appointments, donations, assist with returns, cleaning or other needs, please enter hours here.  Volunteers hours are compared to those in the Volunteer log book.  

Looking for a way to volunteer that takes very little time but provides BIG rewards? 

We offer just such an opportunity with meal delivery to our clients in Clovis. 

Meal delivery typically takes only about 45 minutes.  Meals on Wheels provides meals every day and you let us know what days you are available.

Volunteer drivers pick up the meals and route information at PRMC at 10:45 a.m.

PLEASE BE SURE TO PROVIDE YOUR PHONE NUMBER WHEN RESONDING.

Volunteers Wanted

Would you like to volunteer for Monarch Formals? Do you know someone who is looking for a way to give back to their community? Civic Engagement brings about real change, and it is about ordinary people coming together doing extraordinary things. Our organization is only as successful as the volunteers who take their time to support our organization.

Monarch Formals is reaching out for volunteers interested in being a part of serving our community.  Monarch Formals mission is to ensure every individual has the perfect attire for their formal event. We are expanding and growing and NEED your help to continue to sustain our program.

We have a greater goal this year to increase volunteerism, increase funding so we can maintain the garments, and begin some desired programming and events. With rent, utilities, dry cleaning and repairing garments we quickly run out of our limited funds. With our continued growth in the High Plains, we continuously have needs for our appointment schedules and open hours.  We have some fundraising ideas, and mentoring programs we would like to launch. With your help with can real our goals. Please join us in this movement and help our organization reach its goals, expand and grow.

Watch our video to learn more about our organization and how we impact individuals with one simple item... a formal. To learn more read the About Us section or check out https://youtu.be/jMT580pi8LI 

We depend on our volunteers for our operations. Volunteer as much or little as your time allows.  You can become a volunteer by simply messaging us with your interest. 

Needs: 

One hour (one time only) training

Hours our by appointment only, so you give your time when and where you can

Message us if you are interested.  Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/monarch.formals

Sincerely,
Tyleen Caffrey, LMSW, CNP
Founder

Veteran Volunteers to provide patient support to those that have served in the military.

We are looking for individuals that can help with the children that are in the shelter.  Looking for people who can help with homework and possible arts and crafts while parent is in group sessions. 

Background check through CYFD is mandatory.  Contact office for more information.

Hartley House  needs a volunteer to come to the office on Main Street to help organize the donation closet for us.   We are looking for someone who can come in 2-3 times a week for a 2 hours to help with all the wonderful donations that we receive. 

If you want to volunteer call the office and talk to Donna  575-762-0050. 

Need hours?

Ask your referring agency if you can volunteer with us and our agencies.

Men can work 8-12.

Women can work anytime your schedule allows between 8-5.

TANF and general volunteers accepted.  

Select "Respond" to participate!

We offer opportunities for basic housekeeping maintenance within our building and on our property.

Call 575-763-4400 for any questions relating to your needs.

If you are sent by a court, please bring your court papers in with you on your first visit to Matt 25. 

MHR is looking for canned food donations for our clients in need. Give back to your community and help fight hunger.

Lasso your little travel sized goodies and send them our way.  These items are needed to complete hygiene packs that we give away here at Matt 25.  We can also use full size donations as well.

 Much appreciation for your help in looking out for the basic hygiene needs for those in need of these consumables that are not covered by Food Stamps, but are very necessary in everyday dignity of feeling good about oneself and looking forward to things like job interviews, etc.  

Hi, Do you know how to pull apart a bike?  And more importantly...do you know how to put one back together?  People in our community need bicycles to get to job interviews, and to maintain employment.  

 If you have some time, and would love to be involved with this ministry of getting usable bicycles to adults in need, we would greatly appreciate your time and skills.

 You set your schedule.  anytime between our normal business hours of 8-5 Monday through Friday.  Respond to this ongoing need by pressing the blue Respond button.  Thank you for your interest in helping out our community!

When you are Spring Cleaning, please keep Altrusa in mind. We collect pots and pans, kitchen items (dishes, silverware etc) sheets, towels any thing else that may be useful to someone in need that is starting over.