Roadrunner Food Bank volunteers have the faces of working professionals, retirees, stay-at-home parents, children, college students, rehabilitation program trainees, grandmothers, corporate executives, and more.

These dedicated people help with warehouse tasks, work in the Repack Facility, provide administrative support, help out with maintenance and cleaning, hold food drives, assist with our special events, and many other activities.  The Food Bank depends on volunteers like you who help us distribute millions of pounds of food throughout New Mexico each year.

All of the Food Bank's volunteer opportunities are matched with individuals or  groups based on their interests, skills, and availability.  Unique team building projects are designed for corporate teams; school groups can learn about hunger issues in their community while volunteering.

Volunteers with special needs are offered a variety of activities that are designed to enhance their evolving social and work skills.

If you or your group or company are interested in exploring the rewards of giving back to your community in a very tangible way, we invite you to join the hundreds of people that help Roadrunner Food Bank make sure that no one goes hungry in New Mexico.