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"I was thirsty and you gave me drink; I was a stranger and you welcomed me" ~ Matthew 25:35


The heart of Humane Borders is the many people who give of their time and talents in service to people they may never meet. Our important work is almost entirely funded by donations and performed by volunteers. Below are ways you can get involved. Thanks for caring!

VOLUNTEER

There are many ways you can volunteer with Humane Borders. We accept applications throughout the year for water truck drivers and passengers for water runs based in Tucson, Ajo, and Yuma. We especially need help in the summer. Training for drivers is provided; for drivers, experience with driving a 4 WD vehicle is preferred.


We also need help with office work, social media, video production, website updates, grant writing, and truck maintenance. You do not have to live in Arizona; we welcome volunteers from all over the world--all that's required is an open heart and a willingness to help.

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DONATE

While Humane Borders receives a small grant from Pima County, Arizona to save lives and to raise awareness of the dangers of crossing, our work is primarily funded by generous donations from individuals and organizations. Whatever you're able to give helps. Please consider being a monthly donor to  sustain our life-saving work.

GIVE

ADOPT A WATER STATION

NEW: Humane Borders is now offering the opportunity to Adopt A Water Station by donating $1,000 to cover the annual cost of maintaining a blue barrel in the desert. Please consider adopting a station today!

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BE AN INTERN

Humane Borders welcomes interns who are undergrads, graduate students, and researchers during the academic year and summer months. Some internships may be on-site (based in Tucson, Yuma, or Ajo), while remote internships are also a possibility. Please send a resume with a letter of interest to the link below to learn more.

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AMAZON WISHLIST

In 2023, Humane Borders' work expanded to help asylum seekers at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument near Ajo, Arizona. In 2024, we expanded further to support asylum seekers in Yuma and along the border wall near Sasabe, Arizona. Please see the updated list of needed items and thank you for your generosity!   

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