Help us capture data related to our programs and services, and how we impact those affected by Alzheimer's. We use data to help us grow in the most needed areas and to apply for grants and other support. Be a part of this important mission! You will use a propriety application after up to 20 hours of training. Hours are Mon - Fri, during the day.

Pueblo, CO

Through 2/1/19

Join our small, friendly team as our office coordinator (admin rockstar)! We're looking for someone with good customer service skills and comfort with computers to help out. We have a variety of tasks, and this role can include the tasks that match your interests: Enter data into computer systems (including Excel sheets, Word documents, and possibly our client database) Mail out information Make outreach calls to clients Hours are available M-F 9am to 1:00 pm.

Pueblo, CO

Through 2/1/19

Volunteers welcome and assist visitors in finding exhibits and special activities sharing information about the daily schedule and actively contributing to a positive guest experience. Using ambassador animals, biofacts and other teaching aids, they engage visitors in dialogue communicating key messages regarding species information and conservation efforts. Ambassadors will assist with special zoo events supporting staff members, directing visitors and delivering exceptional customer service. 2-3 hour volunteer service shifts can be arranged during the 9 AM-2 PM slots Monday-Saturday and/or from 12-2 PM on Sunday.

Pueblo, CO

Through 10/11/19

There are extensive gardens with varied xeriscape, pollinator and traditional fauna at the Pueblo Zoo. Gardening Volunteers assist with planting new foliage, pulling weeds, trimming plants and applying mulch to keep the lush foliage and demonstration gardens well-maintained for visitor enjoyment. Once trained, individual volunteers can schedule their own 2-3 hours shift during the 9 AM-2 PM time slots Monday-Saturday, or from 12-2 PM on Sunday

Pueblo, CO

Through 10/11/19

StableStrides (formerly Pikes Peak Therapeutic Riding Center) has been providing equine assisted therapy to the community since 1981! We are a premier accredited program through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (International) ensuring safety and quality services. StableStrides is currently seeking volunteers to assist in our Equine Assisted Therapy Classes offered at the Latigo Equestrian Complex near Black Forrest. You do not need to be horse savvy to volunteer at StableStrides! You just need the desire to help an amazing group of people with special needs! All volunteers 14+ are welcome. We offer classes Monday - Saturday, so hopefully we can find something that fits your schedule! We ask that volunteers participating in class try and commit to the same class(es) every week for at least 9 weeks. Equine assisted activities and therapies is a unique approach to achieve health and wellness goals. Physical, Occupational, Speech, and Mental Health Therapists partner with horses to assist their clients in their specific area of need. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AT STABLESTRIDES INCLUDE: SIDE WALKERS: responsible for the safety of riders. You help get horses ready for class and assist your rider with helmeting and mounting. You guide your rider safely as he or she gets to know and care for the horse. During the class itself, your job is to ensure the client stays on the horse safely. HORSE LEADERS: responsible for the horse’s safety and control at all times. You reinforce the rider’s signals to the horse and maintain proper distance from other horses in the class while walking, changing directions, and passing. This role requires horse handling experience. Training opportunities are offered often! BENEFITS OF VOLUNTEERING AT STABLESTRIDES: A chance to change lives through the amazing attributes of the horse Working with the incredible animals that make up the StableStrides herd Reduced fee volunteer riding lessons Looks great on resumes and college applications We'd love for to to join the StableStrides family!

Elbert, CO

Through 4/16/19

Ronald McDonald Family Rooms are a home-away-from-home for families who have seriously ill children in the hospital. Families (and their guests) from the Pediatric Unit, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Antepartum are able to access the RMFR. Volunteer responsibilities include: Act as host/hostess to all families in ensuring all guests are met with a warm, smiling face Provide tours to new guests Monitor the guest sign-in process Make coffee as needed Put snacks out as needed Ensure that all rules are followed Answer phone as needed Check families in/out of Sleeping Rooms as needed Contact hospital staff regarding restocking as needed Ensure that every experience in the RMFR is a positive one Time Commitment: Minimum is one shift per month. Six-month minimum. Volunteer shift times are 9am-1pm, 1pm-5pm, 5pm-9pm (7 days per week/365 days per year). Process to Volunteer: RMHC volunteer application, RMHC background check forms, free health screening, badge picture. Process takes approximately 2 weeks to complete before you are able to start volunteering. Children must be 14 years of age and volunteer with an adult. We accept individual volunteers and pairs at this location.

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/1/19

The Receptionist represents the Agency to members of the public who visit and supports the Agency’s mission of supporting women in El Paso County. You will work at the front desk area of our location at 750 Citadel Dr. East, in Colorado Springs, Co. Our hours are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm M-Thu and 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Fri. You will open and/or close the office as needed, greet walk-in clients; answer phones direct calls and take messages; distribute faxes; answer client inquiries; make appointments for programs offered; make reminder phone calls for appointments, classes, events, etc.; copy, distribute, file and make sure client paperwork is completed; accept donations and issue tax receipts. You should have the ability to keep all client information confidential, respect and relate to people from various backgrounds and maintain professional and positive demeanor. Basic computer and phone knowledge is helpful. Training for this position will be provided. Finally, we ask that you dress “business casual.”

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 12/31/18

The Inventory Control Specialist oversees the flow of inventory into and out of the Agency, aiding the Agency’s mission of supporting women in El Paso County. You will work in the inventory area of our location at 750 Citadel Dr. East, in Colorado Springs, Co. Responsibilities include: receiving and sorting donations; providing tax receipts; steaming wrinkled clothing and stocking our boutique accordingly. You will need the ability to keep all client information confidential, respect and relate to people from various backgrounds, maintain professional and positive demeanor and have a willingness to perform tasks assigned. Knowledge of clothing trends and labels is helpful. We ask for a time commitment of at least four hours per week. Training for this position will be provided. Dress code is “business casual.”

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/31/19

The Data Entry Specialist oversees the flow of information into the Agency, aiding the Agency’s mission of supporting women in El Paso County. You will work in the computer area at the Agency’s location at 750 Citadel Dr. East, in Colorado Springs, Co. This volunteer will provide electronic data input to assist in receiving grants; creating Excel spreadsheets; entering information from paper copies to computer data bases (including, but not limited to, inventory count sheets, donation logs, volunteer hours log, point of service logs, etc.) and filing. This position requires accuracy and attention to detail; the ability to keep all client information confidential, to respect and relate to people from various backgrounds, maintain a professional and positive demeanor and have a willingness to perform tasks as assigned. Training will be provided. Dress code is “business casual.”

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/31/19

Manage the front office of the Ronald McDonald House. This includes, but is not limited to answering phones/doors, filing, accepting donations, checking in families/visitors, and working on special office projects. Time Commitment: Minimum is one shift per month. Six-month minimum. Volunteer shift times are 9am-1pm, 1pm-5pm, 5pm-8pm (7 days per week/365 days per year). Process to Volunteer: RMHC volunteer application and background check. Can usually begin immediately depending on availability. This position is for adults age 18 and older. We accept individual volunteers only for this position.

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/1/19

The PILLAR Board of Directors ia recruiting new board members. PILLAR creates over 300 lifelong learning opportunities each year in the Pikes Peak region. It is a working board. With only one full time employee, the board has working committees to support the organization. The board committees are Governance, Marketing, Development, Finance, and Strategic Impact.

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 4/7/19

Location: Colorado Springs and Woodland Park At Catamount Institute, we offer environmental education programs to schools, scouts, and other groups interested to develop ecological stewards and enable students to learn the value of our ecosystems. Our Programs use the lens of local places to build deeper connections to classroom content through project-based learning and hands-on exploration which provide relevant learning experiences for students and an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in their communities. Volunteer Naturalist help guide students through lessons where they learn STEM principles in an outdoor setting. Training is provided. Responsibilities: Co-teach or individually facilitate lessons to increase awareness and discovery of the environment; share your enthusiasm for the natural world Attend curriculum training programs Serve as a mentor and coach to all students Help organize students, teachers, and parent chaperones into assigned groups; assist with group management on trails and in field groups Prepare field equipment (such as field guides and binoculars); ensure return and storage at the end of class Remind groups of leave no trace ethics and guidelines Ensure a safe and positive experience for COS students, parent chaperones, teachers, visitors, and other volunteers Record volunteer hours, observations, questions, suggestions, and concerns after each program Qualifications: Desire and enthusiasm for sharing nature with children Strong oral communication skills Completion of volunteer environmental educator, orientation, interview training Ability to commit to volunteer time during the school day (various times, Monday-Friday, 8am-3pm)Willingness and preparedness to work in all types of weather with varying temperatures, as well as indoors Ability to hike and explore up to 2-3 mile, off trail, over uneven meadow and forest, for 2-3 hours Experience working with children ages 5-12 (preferred but not required) Appreciation for the natural world and spending time outdoors Must pass a background check with the Catamount Institute and local school districts

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 5/31/19

Description of Duties: Welcome new Friends and Family Program members with hand-written cards Assist in drafting electronic communication to Program participants Provide assistance with periodic subscription “RoC Boxes” including but not limited to: content planning, acquiring/requesting items from supportive companies, packing/shipping Utilizing Mail Merge to create address labels and print those to use in sending out to new RoC Family and Friends program members. Requirements and Skills Needed for the Position: Ability to travel to the RoC office in Colorado Springs weekly Strong organizational, writing and communication skills Neat/legible handwriting Familiarity with Google Drive, or willingness to learn Excel & Word familiarity, or willingness to learn Time Commitment: Minimum time required: 2 hours weekly, with an additional 4-6 hours needed each quarter. Hours are flexible, and to be arranged with your RoC Staff partner within the hours the RoC Building is open. All applicants for this position will commit to serving a minimum of six months as the RoC Friend Program Ambassador, and commit to assist in training the next volunteer to serve in this role.

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/1/19

Description of Duties: Generally assist in the day to day operations of front office staff. The following tasks are examples of opportunities to assist. Greeting guests to the office. Scan documents and organize appropriately in the drive. Organize staff keys, reorder as necessary Keep printer stocked with printer paper/toner Keep stock of RoC return address labels and stamps. Keeping stock of shipping supplies and materials, organizing Assist in packing/shipping materials. Assist in reordering office supplies and taking inventory of those supplies. Supporting staff in daily tasks Requirements and Skills Needed for the Position: Strong organizational and communication skills Flexibility, friendly, collaborative personality Ability to multitask efficiently Time Commitment: Minimum time required: 4 hours weekly, with an additional hours occasionally requested. Hours are flexible, but must be pre scheduled and with your RoC Staff partner within the hours the RoC Building is open. All applicants for this position will commit to serving a minimum of six months as the RoC Volunteer Office Assistant, and commit to assist in training the next volunteer to serve in this role.

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/1/19

Background: Realm of Caring’s Observational Research Registry is the largest cannabinoid research study of its kind in the USA and soon to be the largest in the world. It is open to anyone in the world, whether healthy or sick, or using cannabis or not. The data collected will show differences in health satisfaction, quality of life, and costs of medical care with the intent to show insurance companies why they should cover cannabinoid therapy. It will also help gain an understanding as to how cannabis affects different populations of people, leading to improved treatment protocols for physicians and patients alike. The candidate should be friendly and passionate about advancing research. No scientific knowledge is required. Description of Duties: Conduct phone call reminders for participants who are actively enrolled in the research registry. Follow a call script and accurately record which clients you have made contact with. Requirements and Skills Needed for the Position: Reliable transportation to the RoC office weekly Strong organization and communication skills Familiarity (or willingness to be trained) with computer and phone systems, including Google Drive Willingness to be trained and to sign a confidentiality waiver to protect client data Time Commitment: Minimum time required: 5-20 hours monthly, with additional hours periodically Hours are flexible, and to be arranged with your RoC Staff partner within the hours the RoC Building is open All applicants for this position will commit to serving a minimum of six months as the RoC ORR Assistant and commit to assist in training the next volunteer to serve in this role. https://www.theroc.us/participate

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/1/19

Description of Duties: Work with RoC Staff to design digital media for communication with the public Opportunities to create new media as well as update or redesign existing material Requirements and Skills Needed for the Position: Ability to travel to the RoC office in Colorado Springs weekly Proficient in Adobe Creative Suite including but not limited to: Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign An eye for design and creative work Strong communication skills and command of written language Familiarity with Google Drive Time Commitment: Minimum time required: 2-4 hours weekly, with an additional hours needed periodically Hours are flexible, and to be arranged with your RoC Staff partner within the hours the RoC Building is open. All applicants for this position will commit to serving a minimum of six months as the RoC Creative Digital Designer, and commit to assist in training the next volunteer to serve in this role.

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/1/19

Description of Duties: Be an advocate and champion for RoC in our community. Share the importance of RoC’s education programs and individual support services. Offer support. Engage local businesses, and invite them learn about short and long term opportunities support the Realm of Caring Community. Work with your RoC Staff Partner to prioritize and complete related tasks. Requirements and Skills Needed for the Position: Reliable transportation to the RoC office and local businesses Strong organization and communication skills Familiarity (and/or willingness to be trained) with computers systems, including Google Drive Strong communications skills, both orally and in writing. Socially savvy. Confident. Marketing or sales experience helpful. Time Commitment: There is some pre-service training required for this position, which may take 4-6 hours to complete, depending on your comfort level with the material. Minimum time required: 8-40 hours monthly, with an additional hours periodically Hours are flexible, and to be arranged with your RoC Staff partner. All applicants for this position will commit to serving a minimum of six months as the RoC Volunteer Business Engagement Ambassador, and commit to assist in training the next volunteer to serve in this role.

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/1/19

Description of Duties: Work with the director and other staff to meet the needs of the children in our care. Follow all state child care licensing and other safety rules. Enrich the lives of the children in your care with compassion and enthusiasm. Requirements and Skills Needed for the Position: Reliable transportation to the RoC office (in Colorado Springs) weekly Pass a complete criminal background check, prior to working with children Must be physically healthy, and illness free on the days you are volunteering, as many of our children are medically fragile Calm, supportive demeanor and ability to proactively and positively shape the behavior of the children in the center. Time Commitment: Minimum time required: 2 hours weekly, with an additional hours to be arranged the the director. Hours are flexible, but must be pre scheduled and with your RoC Staff partner within the hours the RoC Building is open. Following through and attending all arranged times is critical. All applicants for this position will commit to serving a minimum of six months as the RoC Childcare Assistant, and commit to assist in training the next volunteer to serve in this role

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/1/19

Do you have strong customer service skills? Do you enjoy chatting with seniors? One day of volunteering per month! As the face of Colorado VNA at one of its Medical Foot Care Clinics, volunteers will: greet all incoming patients help with clerical work assist with light cashier duties create an enjoyable experience for patients minimum one year commitment one 3-4 hour shift per month flexible schedule The Westside Community Center reoccurs monthly on the 3rd Tues. from 9:00am-2:30pm. Clinic Address: Westside Community Center 1628 West Bijou Street Colorado Springs, CO 80904 Apply today for more information on becoming a Wellness Clinic Volunteer: http://vnacolorado.org/volunteer-signup-form-fs/ Thanks for reviewing our ad, and we look forward to having you join our volunteer team. Sincerely, Cassie Sanchez Manager of Volunteer Dept. Colorado VNA volunteers@vnacolorado.org

Colorado Springs, CO

12/18/18 9:00 AM +more

MADD Colorado is looking for dedicated volunteers to help us register Victim Impact Panel course attendees at several locations in the state. MISSION: The mission of Mothers Against Drunk Driving is to end drunk driving, help fight drugged driving, support the victims of these violent crimes and prevent underage drinking. PURPOSE OF JOB: To support the mission of MADD by registering DUI/DUID offenders to attend court-ordered VIP’s. These Panels are vital in that they demonstrate to offenders the seriousness of their crimes, bringing a human aspect and real perspectives from the victims of impaired driving. DUTIES: • Set-up and break down registration area (e.g. tables, chairs, paperwork) • Register attendees • Work with VIP facilitator to resolve issues both during registration and during the Panel • Reconcile VIP funds • Respond to VIP Program Manager requests for VIP registration volunteers • Reach out to VIP Program Manager if/when you are able to volunteer at a particular Panel TRAINING: • VIP registration volunteers are trained before the start of the Panel. First-time volunteers will be required to arrive 10 minutes early to receive training from the VIP facilitator. QUALIFICATIONS: • Age 17 or older • Reliable transportation to/from panels • Able to help move tables and chairs • Able to interact with DUI/DUID offenders without judgment • Able to read and speak English (For Spanish-language panels: Able to read and speak Spanish) • Background check required TIME COMMITMENT REQUIRED: • VIP are typically held Mon, Tues and Wed evenings. They are held all over the state. Volunteers do not have to live in the Denver Metro Area to participate in this volunteer opportunity. • Arrive 30 minutes prior to the start of registration. • Remain through the duration of the VIP (typically 3.5 hrs total) unless otherwise discussed with the facilitator. LOCATION: VIP’s are held all over Colorado. Dates, times and locations can be viewed at: http://www.madd.org/local-offices/co/victim-impact-panels/. BENEFITS: • Learn about the judicial process for DUI/DUID offenders in Colorado • Hear victim/survivor stories • Meet volunteers who are interested in furthering MADD’s mission

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 12/31/20

VSAV is seeking an individual with extensive fundraising experience who is interested in volunteering with our organization to create positive cash flow to fund our programs. Tasks may include the following. 1. Contacting potential corporate sponsors, vendors, and partners. 2. Establish and maintain good rapport with current and future partners. 3. Work with senior staff to mobilize needed volunteers. 4. Clerical duties to include managing current and future fundraising database and lessons learned. 5. Work with staff, other volunteers and sponsors to solidify a date, plan of action, and finally, the execution of an event. 6. Ensure all fundraising efforts are conducted in full compliance with all laws and regulations. We're looking for candidates who have experience with fundraising, have strong initiative and think outside of the box with fresh ideas. Must be committed to making a difference in our communities through the efforts of our organization in support of Veterans and their families.

Monument, CO

Through 1/2/20

We are currently recruiting volunteers to join our southern Colorado based team as we work to expand our range and quantity of services provided to Veterans and their families. We are in need of Peer Advisors and Assistant Peer Advisors to lead front line efforts of our Rucksacks to Backpacks program. These two positions entail direct interface with our Veteran clients and their families. Our minimum requirement for the Peer Advisor position is that you be a 10 year military Veteran; candidates should anticipate 8 – 12 hours a week of client interaction. Assistant Peer Advisors (prior military service is desired but not required) would be asked to be on call as needed to support Peer Advisor meetings and appointments with Veteran clients.

Monument, CO

Through 6/28/19

This is an opportunity to serve as a Night Lights Volunteer. The Parker Night Lights Kids program provides respite care to kids with special needs and their siblings, ages 1 month to 12 years. Each child is paired one-on-one with a trained, background-checked volunteer. There is a nurse on site for all Night Lights events to tend to the children with medical needs. Each evening, the children enjoy a variety of activities such as, sensory and gross motor play, arts and crafts, pet therapy, and movies. Parker Night Lights is from 6:30pm – 10:00pm, on the thrid Friday of almost every month, which gives the kids a night of fun and the parents a much needed night off. This is a position that requires personal initiative and a passion for serving families who have children with special needs. Interpersonal skills are a must as well as a passion for leading and serving with youth. It is also a very rewarding position as you will get to see first hand the impact you have on people's lives. Dinner is served to volunteers each Night Lights event. Come join us in the fun!

Parker, CO

12/21/18 5:30 PM +more

Do you like driving? Does your vehicle get good gas mileage? Want to feel highly valued for helping seniors return medical equipment to a non-profit? Colorado Visiting Nurse Association is seeking helpers to collect no longer needed medical equipment from various patient's houses all over the Denver metro area and returned to Colorado VNA's main office. Return Equipment to Main Address: 6750 West 52nd Ave. Arvada, CO 80002 The hours would be flexible and would be arranged between the volunteer courier and Colorado VNA patient. Also, we will gladly reimburse you .40 cents per mile to cover your gas cost. Position Requirements: Criminal Background Check Drug Test 2-Step Tuberculosis Test Flu Shot or Wear Face Mask During Flu Season Attend Hour Long Orientation and Training Visit With Nurse Apply today for more information on becoming a Courier Volunteer: http://vnacolorado.org/volunteer-signup-form-fs/ Thanks for reviewing our ad, and we look forward to having you join our volunteer team. Sincerely, Cassie Sanchez Manager of Volunteer Dept. Colorado VNA volunteers@vnacolorado.org

Denver, CO

Through 3/31/19

The Network’s Training Team implements an annual schedule of training and oversees other opportunities to share information in conjunction with the Networking Team. The Team will work with the board liaison to attain approval of topics and expenditures and with the Marketing Team to produce and distribute registration forms and flyers, listserv announcements, registration information and reminders. Develops an annual schedule of events, including core topics offered annually, to be presented to the board each year. Conducts at least twelve paid training events (half and full-day) annually. In 2017 we conducted 24 Conducts periodic lunch-n-learns, webinars and social/networking events. Appoints a Point of Contact from the Team to arrange each event—speaker, content, location, logistics, marketing, etc.

Denver, CO

12/19/18 4:00 PM +more

Do you have experience with graphic design? Do you enjoy social media engagement? Are you familiar with LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook? Do you enjoy writing? If so, this volunteer opportunity may be for you. Marketing Volunteers will assist the Marketing Department with a number of projects throughout the year. Minimum commitment: 4 hours per week; scheduling is flexible based on your availability.

Denver, CO

Through 12/31/18

POSITION OVERVIEW: The Children's Group Leader will engage in fun, interactive games, crafts and group social skills activities weekly to enhance each child’s development and self esteem. RESPONSIBILITIES:  Create a fun, exciting atmosphere where children can experience success and receive positive reinforcement.  Maintain consistency in setting limits for the children, using discipline techniques that prevent crisis and teach appropriate behaviors and social skills.  Problem solve with children to help them find appropriate ways to express their feelings.  Establish trust and a supportive relationship with children and parents.  Encourage positive family relationships and self-confidence.  Communicate with parents weekly, building and maintaining relationships and family strengths  Maintain strong communication with group facilitator or parent educator  Maintain weekly communication with Children’s Group Team Lead

Denver, CO

Through 12/31/20

POSITION OVERVIEW: The volunteer will be trained to answer the support line, input caller information, use online database, and search for more resources on the web. The volunteer may provide information and support to parents and caregivers on the Support Line, research and update state-wide resources, speak with professionals and assist in disseminating information, through mail or email, about our services into the community. RESPONSIBILITIES: Answer calls, inquiries for the Support line Provide a safe environment and listening ear for parents, grandparents and others to vent and problem solve Provide information about other community resources available to families and children (therapeutic, supportive, informative, recreational, etc.) Record keeping (for statistical purposes) Conduct follow-up calls to ensure that parents are getting the help they need Learn and have a good understanding of the parenting programs offered through Families First Update state-wide resources for families in Database Search for website resources, scan and categorize printed resources, assist with monthly library maintenance (enter new titles in database, conduct inventory, update wish list, adhere labels)

Denver, CO

Through 3/16/20

Families First is looking for volunteers to help with various administrative tasks such as filing, phone calls, organizing, entering data, copying, scanning, and answering phones.

Denver, CO

Through 9/26/19

CHILDREN'S GROUP LEADER VOLUNTEER Do you enjoy working with children, doing activities in a group setting? Then this opportunity may be for you. The Children's Group Leader will engage in fun interactive games, make crafts, and help develop social skills activities with children in a group setting. Groups meet weekly while the parents are participating in parenting programs. We need volunteers asap to be trained and begin volunteering weekly. Please contact us today if you enjoy working with children and seeing families interact. We are looking for volunteers in south Denver and Arvada/Thornton area. Both meet on Thursday nights. Contact us today for more information or to begin the application process.

Denver, CO

Through 12/5/19