Volunteer
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If you believe all kids deserve a chance, please consider volunteering. We are always looking for trained professionals, retirees with extra time on their hands, groups or just someone wanting to make a difference. It is not essential to have a good working knowledge of Spanish.
If you think you can be of assistance, please contact us at for more information, fill out the form below or contact us by phone at:
Regardless of whether you have an hour, a day or an entire season, our team will welcome your assistance and find a place where you can share your talents.
Fill out our Volunteer Registration Form here!
Donate Professional Services
If you are or know any of the following professionals who would be willing to donate time to helping our kids, their families and our staff, please tell them about Pasitos de Luz and ask them
to get in touch.
Dance teachers Dentists/dental supplies Drivers Gardeners Graphic designers Hairdressers Music teachers Nutritionists Optometrists Printers Special education Swimming instructors Therapists (hydrotherapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech therapy).
Other Volunteer Activities and Groups
Pasitos de Luz has a very busy schedule and limited funds. Volunteers are key to our success and our sustainability.
We love welcoming groups who want to volunteer and make a difference. Whether you are a family group, church group, youth group or a business looking to leave a positive footprint during your stay in Mexico, please get in touch.
We always welcome extra pairs of hands, whether to help at meal times, assist in games and activities with the kids or assist with projects, such as painting and planting. You will be given a tour of Casa Connor, will be introduced to our staff and children, and we will find you an area in which you can help out. We look forward to hearing from you!
See what one of our volunteers had to say:
“Pasitos de Luz was an awakening for me. I volunteered at Pasitos during the summer of 2017. It expanded my whole way of thinking completely. Each kid at Pasitos has their own story, and finding that out is the best feeling in the world; knowing that you can help them and make their lives better. It’s truly magical. Because of that summer, I’ve made it a goal to return as much as possible; not to make a good impression, nor to boost my own sense of accomplishment. I return because I cannot stay away. The people at Pasitos are family and the kids are like an extended part of me. Since then, I consider myself more humbled, more compassionate and more aware of the world around me. Pasitos de Luz changed me, and I couldn’t picture who I would be
without that change. Thank you. ”
– Ian Gomez Duncanson
