Want to give back to Mulege? Find out what are local organizations are doing to make a difference. Get involved through donations and volunteer opportunities.
Los Amigos de Los Niños, Inc of Mulegé
- The group targets underserved students from the outlying Mulege area and ranches.
- Some of the ranches are so remote the students live in a government-provided boarding facility and attend public school Monday – Friday.
- They are supporting 73 students attending high school (CECyT) and college/university.
- A donation of as little as $75 pays for a semester of high school, $150 for a year of high school, and $600 for a year of college.
With the pandemic, LADLN was limited in hosting their fundraiser events, missing out on a major source of funding. Please like them on Facebook where we will highlight some amazing students and visit the new website where you can get more details and donate via a variety of methods including PayPal.
Mulegé Rotary
The Mulegé Rotary club began in 1972 and has been an important provider of services to the Heroica Mulegé community ever since.
We are a bi-lingual club with a mixture of full-time foreign expatriates, part-time seasonal residents from the US and Canada, and local Mexican people.
The club meets weekly from mid November through May. Meeting information is available on our contact page.
Mulegé Rotary operates a seasonal health clinic, provides critical funding for the local Bomberos (fire department), and sponsors and supports other community projects.
Find out more on their Facebook page and website.
PAW Animal Clinic
The clinic provides a low-cost spay and neuter program for dogs and cats as well as vaccinations and limited basic services to treat existing health problems. The clinic is run entirely by volunteer veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and trained support staff, and supported solely by donations.
In the past, the clinic has reached out to other communities in the region, offering occasional weekend clinics in these outlying and underserved areas.
Vets visiting the area have also volunteered at the clinic as part of their vacation stay.
More info on their Facebook page and website.
Casa de los Perros
Hector Loreto is the heart and soul behind Casa de los Perros, a one-man dog rescue organization based in Mulegé. Driven by an unwavering passion for animal welfare, Hector is dedicated to ensuring that every stray and abandoned pet in the community receives the care, love, and attention they deserve.
You can read more about Casa de los Perros on their website (and donate) here. Hector also posts on Facebook.
Casa Hogar “El Altisimo” A.C.
(Mercy Mission Orphanage)
A private non-profit helping at-risk children in the community of Mulegé and the surrounding area.
Find out more on their Facebook page and website.
Mulegé Community Alliance
A nonprofit serving the pueblo of Mulegé through health care, environmental protection, and community projects. Their free community clinics offer health, vision, and dental care, along with vaccinations, PSA tests, and Pap smears. On the environmental side, they’ve brought solar power to critical facilities, use treated wastewater to irrigate schools and parks, and run water testing. They also paint and repair schools, organize cleanups, and support local cultural events.
Find out more and donate on their Facebook page and website.
Baja Mobile SteriVet
A 501(c)(3) public charity working to end dog and cat overpopulation in Baja California Sur. Their mobile units bring skilled veterinary teams to communities across the state—including areas with no local vet services—to provide spay and neuter surgeries. Over 7,600 dogs and cats have been sterilized since 2024.
Find out more (and donate) on their website, or follow them on Facebook and Instagram.