We have to raise over $4000 a month to run the Burrow, so we can help prevent animals from being killed and find them forever homes. We need lots of help here!
There are also opportunities to help with projects involving cleaning, building, gardening, and organizing.
We need after school tutors and activity leaders leading a variety of activities ranging from arts and crafts to sports for schoolage children, elementary, intermediate and teens.
Join us at adoption events where we show dogs available for adoption. We need assistance at every event in setting up booths and tear downs, bake sale items, taking care of food and water for the dogs, holding dogs, and greeting people. Due to insurance restrictions, volunteers need to be at least 18 years of…
Fostering a Rescue dog is one of the most rewarding things you can do. These dogs often are pulled from the shelters when they are on the euthanasia list so we are their last hope. Helping these dogs find hope and knowing they are loved is a priceless gift you can give. All that is…
Volunteers will interact with wonderful kids, encourage them to express their unique creative personalities, and assist with putting together their creations. Volunteers may also help organize material donations, assist with miscellaneous Community Makerspace tasks, and enhance our Depot for Creative Reuse. No prior experience necessary.
We have many service events available for larger groups and businesses seeking to build on their social responsibility programs within the community through volunteer service.
Child Creativity Lab hosts numerous S.T.E.A.M.-based, creativity-enhancing workshops on-site at schools, after-school programs, libraries, and many other community locations every single week. Volunteers will interact with wonderful kids, encourage them to express their unique creative personalities, and assist with putting together their creations.
From time to time, our office staff and house mothers have a need for help with various duties around the campus. This may include preparing and cleaning rooms for incoming residents, organizing baby clothes, babysitting, answering phones, data entry and filing.
Casa Teresa receives hundreds of in-kind donations weekly that need to be sorted and organized for our moms and babies. Donations are used in many different ways, but the first priority is always our moms. Residents have the first pick of all in-kind donations.