Jeffco Eats is actively looking for 2-3 HEALTHY and strong people that can help us with: Moving all empty bins down to the packing area Set up tables that will be used for packing Help move food we are packing from our storage room to the pack room Rearrange food within our storage place Re-packing new bins back into the storage place that the packers packed that morning; up to 700 per week is packed Unloading our 14-FT U-Haul truck that comes from the Food Bank of the Rockies every week with cases of non-perishable food; enough to pack 900 bags You must be able to lift heavy items. We meet every Friday morning from 8:00am until Noon. We are located in the lower level of Hope Crossing Church, 3000 S. Wadsworth Blvd Lakewood CO. Loading and unloading will be done out of the North parking lot, located next to the Sinclair Gas Station. Dollies and wagons are available, but please bring your own mask, and work gloves. Wear casual/comfy work clothes, closed-toed shoes are highly recommended. NOTE: Temperatures will be taken. Also, we are currently only certifying community/school hours, we have not been approved to certify court ordered hours. If you sign up and become ill, please stay home and contact/text Beth Koehler immediately so a replacement can be found: (303) 882-1106

Denver, CO

3/5/21 8:00 AM + more

Come get some sunshine working in our garden! Light yardwork including weeding, watering, raking and garden matience

Golden, CO

Through 9/22/21

We have a large warehouse filled with in-kind donations of household items for families that go through our programs. We need helping keeping this warehouse organized.

Denver, CO

3/6/21 12:00 PM + more

Greet guests as they enter at the front desk. Check guests in and tell them about the current exhibitions we have. Other tasks may include answering phones, light cleaning and special projects.

Golden, CO

Through 9/1/21

Volunteers work with an assigned family to monitor and supervise weekly visits. During the 1.5 to 2.5 hour scheduled visiting time, the volunteer greets the non custodial parent while they pay for any visits, set up room or food they brought for 15 minutes. The volunteer then greets the custodial parent and children and guides the children to the room of the non custodial parent. Volunteer then monitors their interaction for the next hour or two, suggests appropriate activities when necessary, and completes an observation form. After the visit the volunteer will guide the kids to custodial parents while non custodial parent stays in room. Non custodial parent will remain in room for 15 minutes and then is allowed to leave. Trained staff members are always available to support the volunteers. An orientation session of 1 to 1.5 hours is provided to all new volunteers. Orientation continues with an opportunity to observe and co-supervise other visitations. Volunteers are then matched with a family based upon time preferences. Volunteers are asked for a four month minimum commitment, so that they and the children and families get to know each other. Substitutes are available in case of illness or vacations. Due to COVID-19 everyone is required to wear a mask, take a temperature check/ questionnaire at the door and constantly disinfecting surfaces for the safety of staff, volunteers and the families we serve.

Denver, CO

3/1/21 5:00 PM

We will organize and distribute pet food in partnership with Weld Food Bank, 1108 H Street in Greeley. We are there on the first Monday of the month. The pet food bank is open from 1-3PM but we need you to arrive at 12:30PM to start setting up. Lifting is required, 20-30lbs. If you sign up, please know that we are planning on your help and it will leave us short-handed if you do not come. If you need to cancel, please do so as soon as possible. Thank you for volunteering!

Greeley, CO

3/1/21 12:30 PM + more

We will organize and distribute pet food in partnership with Western Slope Food Bank of the Rockies at 3241 F 1/4 Road in Clifton. We are there on the fourth Saturday of the month. The pet food bank is open from 9-11AM but we need you to arrive at 8:30AM to start setting up. Lifting is required, 20-30lbs. If you sign up, please know that we are planning on your help and it will leave us short-handed if you do not come. If you need to cancel, please do so as soon as possible. Thank you for volunteering!

Clifton, CO

3/27/21 9:00 AM + more

Help our visitors connect with railroad history! Each Friday, visitors join us for an hour exploring different aspects of Colorado’s railroad history. Led by knowledgeable guides, each week’s theme is explored using a variety of museum resources that help connect our theme to visitors’ lives. Bus tours and other adult organizations can also reserve one of our themed tours for a specific date and time. Friday, March 12 from 10 am to 12:30 pm with an opportunity to observe a free Friday tour at 1 pm! Training covers: How to create a treasured experience versus just another ho-hum tour An overview of the museum’s themed tours and outlines Museum Visitor types and how to work with them to make the most of their tour Logistics and techniques that keep everyone safe and happy Interested? Contact Elizabeth Nosek at Elizabeth@crrm.org to sign up. This is truly one of the best ways to make a difference at the museum!

Golden, CO

3/5/21 12:45 PM + more

Food Bank of the Rockies (FBR) is the largest, private, hunger-relief organization in Colorado, distributing over 130,000 meals daily through over 1,000 hunger-relief partner agencies, as well as FBR's many direct service programs. These programs include: Kid's Cafe, providing prepared meals to children at child care facilities. Totes of Hope, providing discreet backpacks of food to children for the weekend, when other nutrition programs are not available. USDA programs, such as the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) that provides a monthly food allowance to seniors. Denver's Table Food Rescue Program, that sends refrigerated trucks to collect surplus food from retailers. Mobile Pantry, that distributes food in rural communities and under-served urban communities. Each month, a group from Metro Volunteers helps FBR with packing food boxes, reclamation of food donated by individuals and food retailers, or (most often) distribution of food boxes under the CSFP. This work is not demanding, but volunteers should be comfortable lifting boxes weighing about 20 pounds, and should expect to be working outside some of the time. The FBR warehouse is located near I-70 and Havana, and volunteers need to arrive between 8:30 and 8:45. The work finishes by 12:30, although volunteers will often be able to leave earlier than that, depending on how busy we are. NOTE: FBR requires that volunteers wear closed toe shoes and a shirt with sleeves. NOTE: Since the number of volunteers I can bring is restricted, this project is not suitable for groups of more than 2 or 3 people. If you have any questions, please contact the project coordinator, Lindsay Packer (click on the email link below).

Denver, CO

3/20/21 8:00 AM

Do you like working on bikes? Organizing? Seeing people happy riding? We'd love to hear from you.

Golden, CO

Through 5/28/21

The Social Media and Website volunteer will be responsible for creating, scheduling and monitoring Dream Centers social media accounts. This volunteer will have a creative eye for design, attention to detail and excellent communication skills. This volunteer must have personal experience and business experience preferred with managing a Facebook and Instagram account. Training and supervisory support will be provided on an ongoing basis. Create relevant social media content for both Facebook and Instagram Schedule social media content on a regular basis Regularly manage communication on social media on behalf of Dream Centers Consistently monitor Dream Centers’ website for errors Provide monthly recap report on social media impact, successes, and improvements Time Commitment 2 hours a week in-person or virtual A complete position description will be provided upon expressing interest in this volunteer opportunity. Visit dreamcenters.com to learn more about us! Our volunteer application process includes an application, references, volunteer handbook receipt & acknowledgement, interview, and background check. Dream Centers Mary's Home: Providing a long-term, in-depth supportive housing program helping single mothers permanently exit homelessness. Dream Centers Women's Clinic: Offering free integrated health care for uninsured & underinsured women & teen women. Dream Centers Support Team: Contributing philanthropic, administrative & creative assistance. ​​​​​​​

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 12/31/21

Dream Centers seeks a dynamic, flexible and detail focused volunteer to assist the Advancement Department with prospect research. This volunteer provides critical support to the organization by performing in-depth research on prospective donors to help expand our partnerships. Perform focused research regarding prospective donors to capture and assess factors including wealth, capacity, and donor interest by utilizing the internet and subscription research databases and resources to locate, analyze, interpret, and organize prospect information Collaborate with the Advancement team to provide research-based analysis of top prospects each quarter Help to innovate and identify new research techniques, strategies and sources Provide the team with additional research and support as needed in the area of Prospect Research Create an organized running excel spreadsheet of prospective donors Time Commitment 2 hours a week in person or virtual with meetings as needed A complete position description will be provided upon expressing interest in this volunteer opportunity. Visit dreamcenters.com to learn more about us! Our volunteer application process includes an application, references, volunteer handbook receipt & acknowledgement, interview, and background check. Dream Centers Mary's Home: Providing a long-term, in-depth supportive housing program helping single mothers permanently exit homelessness. Dream Centers Women's Clinic: Offering free integrated health care for uninsured & underinsured women & teen women. Dream Centers Support Team: Contributing philanthropic, administrative & creative assistance.

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 12/31/21

The Google AdWords volunteer must come with experience in managing and improving Google AdWords accounts for businesses and nonprofits. This volunteer will be interviewed and must provide references. This volunteer opportunity is a great chance add to your portfolio of managing a nonprofit Google AdWords account. Managing Dream Centers Google AdWords account Keyword research to inform messaging Monitoring Google AdWords to ensure optimum performance Monthly reports on progress and activity with the account for Dream Centers leadership to review Provide suggestions for ways to better utilize the Google AdWords Grant award for Dream Centers Provide suggestions in how Dream Centers can better utilize our Google AdWords Grant Increase our brand awareness via Google locally and nationally Time Commitment This is open to conversation, 1-2 hours per week on average. In person or virtual with meetings scheduled as needed. A complete position description will be provided upon expressing interest in this volunteer opportunity. Visit dreamcenters.com to learn more about us! Our volunteer application process includes an application, references, volunteer handbook receipt & acknowledgement, interview, and background check. Dream Centers Mary's Home: Providing a long-term, in-depth supportive housing program helping single mothers permanently exit homelessness. Dream Centers Women's Clinic: Offering free integrated health care for uninsured & underinsured women & teen women. Dream Centers Support Team: Contributing philanthropic, administrative & creative assistance.

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 12/31/21

The Sims-Fayola foundation is looking for reliable and motivated volunteers 18 and up for Admin work. Mon-Thurs 9-2 pm. Volunteers can select any time within the days and times indicated. 3600 S Yosemite #700 Denver Co 80237 Contact Deborah Szekely at 720-557-8443 for more information or if you are interested in this opportunity.

Denver, CO

3/1/21 9:00 AM + more

CASA, Court-Appointed Special Advocates, is a volunteer-based, nonprofit organization that trains and supervises community members to represent the best interests of child victims of physical, sexual, emotional abuse and neglect that are currently in the judicial system. A Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is a trained volunteer who represents the best interests of child victims of physical, sexual, or emotional abuse and neglect that are currently in the judicial system. CASA Volunteers are supervised by CASA team members and work alongside the child's legal and professional team. They ensure that the child's physical, mental, educational and emotional needs are being met, and advocate for the child in court, all the while supporting them in their journey to find a safe and permanent home. In Adams and Broomfield Counties alone, there are over 1,100 children that need a loving and caring CASA. Potential CASA Volunteers complete an online application, interview, and 30 hours of pre-service training (15 hours supplemental homework, 15 hours in-class). Please note that we have adapted this process to take place virtually during COVID-19. A successful CASA Volunteer is mature, stable, open-minded, empathetic, collaborative, and confident. They also have an ability to problem-solve and have strong written and verbal communication skills. Please note that in order to become a CASA Volunteers, you must be 21+ years of age, must pass a criminal background check, and must have lived in the United States for the past 7 years. To learn more about our organization, please visit CASA17th.org, or contact Abbie Foley, Outreach and Recruitment Manager, at abbie@casa17th.com or (720) 277-9112.

Westminster, CO

Through 2/1/22

This is an opportunity to serve as a Night Lights Volunteer. Night Lights is a respite care organization in Colorado for families with children with special needs and their siblings and simply would not exist without community support. We rely on our volunteers heavily for our Night Lights evenings, as they are paired 1:1 with the Night Lights children, and they also help in each of the activity rooms. Volunteers may be community members who are 18 years of age or older and may include people from all professions, backgrounds, and skill-levels. The requirements to volunteer are to have a passion for making the world a better place for children, training and passing a background check. Night Lights is a 5-hour commitment one Friday night each month. We ask for volunteers to commit to at least 8 months out of the year as the number of children we can accept each Night Lights evening depends on the number of volunteers we have. The families and children appreciate seeing familiar faces. There is no therapy or work during the evening, you just need to be a buddy to a child and watch them as they play and even join in. Experience is not necessary when volunteering with Night Lights, we will train you and be with you the entire evening. If you are unfamiliar with Night Lights and our mission, please visit us at https://nightlightskids.org and watch some of the videos. Night Lights in Littleton meets the second Friday of every month from 5:30 to 10:00. Volunteers are not expected to come every month but are expected to be there for the entire time on the months they do attend.

Littleton, CO

6/11/21 5:30 PM

Rehabilitative Rhythms is looking for a volunteer to assist in following through with social media and marketing tasks for 3-5 hours/week. This position can mostly be done from home with weekly or bi-weekly check-ins after initial orientation. To learn more about Rehabilitative Rhythms, please visit www.PossibleWithMusic.org. Please note that our mission includes the following categories: healthcare, the arts, serving individuals with disabilities and serving seniors.

Aurora, CO

Through 12/31/21

In a given week, our Food Pantry distributes nearly 5,000 meals to 360 families and 1,620 individuals. Our Food Pantry operates Monday-Friday from 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM, and Saturdays from 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM. This means that there is a range of volunteer opportunities available for individuals and teams alike. Our Food Supply team includes volunteers that rescue food from grocers and deliver to our distribution center, assembly meal kits, and even delivery to homebound families. On the Distribution side of operations, volunteers might receive and inventory incoming food deliveries, maintain facilities, and move assembled meal kits from storage to family vehicles as they arrive in designated parking spaces during a scheduled appointment. The Food Supply side of our work is especially suited to groups. To preview available shifts and sign-up please visit our volunteer webpage. To apply to join Growing Home as a volunteer, complete our Volunteer Application Form. To practice good measure we ask you to refrain from signing up at this time if you answer "yes" to any of the below questions: Are you under the age of 14? Are you part of a high-risk group? In the last 14 days: have you or someone you are living with or caring for returned from domestic travel to areas with case clusters of Covid-19? Have you or someone you are living with or caring for returned from any international travel? Presently, are you experiencing any of the symptoms listed by the CDC which include: coughing, shortness of breath/difficulty breathing, fever, chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, or new loss of taste or smell?

Westminster, CO

Through 5/1/21

Volunteers Needed! Food insecurity continues to be a huge problem as a result of the pandemic. People who have never needed help are facing financial difficulty and food insecurity due to lost or limited jobs. As a result, food banks and pantries have been struggling to keep up with the demand. We have a solution, but we need your help. Through a grant from the City and County of Denver, we are holding a series of Harvest Pack events, where volunteers will pack 800,000 FDA approved breakfast meals for our friends and neighbors. This is a fun, safe and critically important event. You will be socially distanced. All the food is packed in accordance with FDA standards. Sign up for one of our shifts to pack food and make a differencein the lives of your neighbors.

Aurora, CO

3/5/21 8:30 AM + more

Position Purpose & Overview The Prayer Team is committed to cover the resident families and staff in prayer, which is essential in the kind of work that we do. We are looking for team members who love Jesus and are passionate about prayer and seeing the mission of Mary’s Home carried out. We believe in the power of prayer and by having a Prayer Team intentionally stand in the gap and intercede for God’s will do be done in the lives of the families that we serve and in the work the staff and volunteers are called to do, we believe that our mission will be able to be carried out more fully and quickly. Our volunteer application process includes a virtual tour, application, references, volunteer handbook receipt & acknowledgement, interview, and background check. Dream Centers Mary's Home: Providing a long-term, in-depth supportive housing program helping single mothers permanently exit homelessness. Dream Centers Women's Clinic: Offering free integrated health care for uninsured & underinsured women & teen women. Dream Centers Support Team: Contributing philanthropic, administrative & creative assistance. Please visit DreamCenters.com for more information.

Colorado Springs, CO

Through 1/28/22

JOB TITLE: Event Intern REPORTS TO: Events and Development Manager FSLA STATUS: N/A LOCATION: Boulder, CO SUMMARY OF POSITION: The Event Intern will be supervised by Attention Homes’ Events and Development Manager. We are seeking someone who is proficient with computer data entry and comfortable learning online platforms. The Event Intern is an integral contributor to the success of our 2 largest fundraisers: Sleep Out (TBD) and The Gala (September), which each raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to benefit youth experiencing homelessness. RESPONSIBILITIES ▪ This is an unpaid internship at 8-10 hours per week. ▪ Start date: March 1, 2021-Oct 1, 2021 ▪ Assist Development and Events Manager with ticket purchasing and registration leading up to event. ▪ Manage and update the ticket site. ▪ Assist with décor and item assembly leading up to event. ▪ Solicit for and coordinate pick-up of auction items when needed. ▪ Attend venue walk-throughs. ▪ Attend the main event (outside of normal hours) you are helping prepare for. ▪ Assist with the overall execution of event where needed. ▪ Manage post-event follow ups and thank you’s. ▪ Maintain appropriate professional boundaries. ▪ Accept and act upon feedback from team members and supervisor(s). ▪ Attend any external trainings as needed and seek out external trainings to promote your own, and the agencies’ development ▪ Ability to work remotely and in person when required. TO APPLY: Email resume and cover letter to: mshirley@attentionhomes.org ABOUT ATTENTION HOMES: Attention Homes is a safe resource for youth in crisis by providing shelter, structure, and access to crucial services so that homeless and displaced youth can become stable, independent members of our community and achieve their potential. Established in 1966 by a group of thoughtful and concerned community members who believed that what young people needed was ‘attention, not detention’, today our organization has evolved to servicing over 8,200 youth ages 12-24. Presently, we operate a Runaway and Homeless Shelter including street outreach, a day drop-in center and overnight emergency shelter, a Residential Child Care Facility for youth requiring out of home placements, and a 40 unit Permanent Supportive A. We are a notfor-profit organization, registered as a 501(c)3. For more information, visit www.attentionhomes.org. Last updated: January 22nd, 2021

Boulder, CO

Through 2/28/21

We are looking for passionate committee members for the Denver Walk to End Alzheimer's. A Walk Planning Committee members role includes some or all of the following: attending monthly committee meetings (in person and/or virtual), making phone calls to participants, writing thank you cards, reaching out to connections to help secure participants and sponsorships, assisting with the marketing of the event, participating on the Walk social media pages, fundraising, etc. Your Alzheimer's Association staff partner supports you throughout the program and is flexible and happy to tailor your volunteer experience around your interests, skills, and schedule (as able). We are currently 100% remote. Ideal volunteers would have some of these traits: enjoying connecting with people, enthusiasm, passion for ending Alzheimer's and all dementia, creativity, comfortable talking on the phone, etc. Monthly commitment: Approximately 2-3 hours per month. This will vary depending on the month, and as mentioned above, our staff partner is very flexible with what works for you. While the Walk typically takes place in September, we like working with volunteers year-round. Most volunteer opportunities will begin in February and go through November 2021. Whether we’re together at a large in-person gathering or walking in small groups in our individual neighborhoods, we can make a difference. Our constituents, staff, and volunteers' health and safety will continue to be our top priority as we assess the changing status of the pandemic and decide how we’ll walk in 2021.

Denver, CO

9/18/21 6:00 AM

Volunteers are needed to work in our donation center to help process incoming clothing donations. Volunteers will sort, size, tag and hang clothing as well as restock the store with the donations. This helps the families we serve by providing a wide selection of school clothing to meet their children's needs. Volunteers may interact with clothing donors to assist with information about what items we accept. We need volunteers who love to organize and can pay close attention to detail to make sure we are outfiiting the students we serve with the best quality clothing possible. It's essential for all volunteers to show care and compassion and most importantly, be kind. This opportunitiy is suited for small groups of 6-8 volunteers. We have a small work space and take COVID safetly measures very seriously to protect, staff, volunteers and those we serve. We strictly limit how many people can be in the building at one time to insure proper social distancing. We require all visitors to do a health screening before coming to see us. Masks must be worn at all times. More information is available.

Denver, CO

3/5/21 1:00 PM

We are looking for assistance on removing our organization from Yelp which somehow has been merged with a different companies profile. We believe a cease and desist letter is needed in order to do so.

Virtual (Virtual)

Through 1/22/22

Manage our opportunities posted here with Spark The Change. Coordinators must match interested volunteers with an opportunity that suits their skill set and serves the organization. Volunteer coordinators must make an effort to ensure that individual volunteers feel comfortable with their placements and fully understand their responsibilities. Coordinators may conduct interviews to determine the roles that volunteers will take. In some cases, volunteer coordinators may work with large groups rather than individuals. In these instances, the coordinator serves as a point of contact for all parties. Whether they are working with a single volunteer or a large group, volunteer coordinators must ensure that all workers receive proper training. They may lead on-the-job training or conduct informational sessions prior to volunteer events. Volunteer coordinators must also maintain communication with existing volunteers. Since volunteers are usually unpaid and their services greatly contribute to an organization's functions, it is important that they feel appreciated and stay informed. Volunteer coordinators may hold events to thank volunteers or send individual correspondences. Informative e-mails and newsletters are often sent to volunteers to keep them abreast of happenings within the organization and informed of additional opportunities to participate.

Remote (Virtual)

Through 6/1/21

Did you know that Colorado hosts more than 23,000 nonprofit organizations? Did you know that the Colorado Grants Guide® houses over 700 funder organizations? If you are interested in having a crash course in the Colorado grantmaking landscape, become a Colorado Grants Guide® Research Volunteer. Not only will you be supporting the nonprofit sector by keeping the grants guide database accurate and up-to-date, you will be increasing Community Resource Center’s capacity to do what we do, which is help Colorado nonprofits do their #goodworkbetter. The research involves reviewing organizational websites, tax documents, annual reports and other financial information to determine what changes in information need to be made. The research volunteers must be detail oriented, computer savvy and enthusiastic about nonprofits. This is a completely remote position and the commitment is at least 2 hours per week (including check-ins) for 8 weeks. CRC will provide access to trainings to those who volunteer over 10 total hours. If this moves you, please apply at https://crcamerica.org/join/volunteer/. Join our team today!

Remote (Virtual)

Through 3/7/21

Search and Rescue Dogs of Colorado (SARDOC) is seeking an experienced Social Media professional who can help us improve our Web presence, educate and engage the public in supporting our mission, and generate funding through public and private partnerships. We are a small team of dedicated search dog handlers who answer the call to find missing persons in both wilderness and urban settings. This is primarily a remote position, but you will also meet via Web conference and in-person (in the future) with members of the SARDOC Executive Board and dog handlers in Colorado to plan, observe, and film.. Your Duties Will Include: Search and Rescue Dogs of Colorado (SARDOC) is seeking an experienced Social Media professional who can help us improve our Web presence, educate and engage the public in supporting our mission, and generate funding through public and private partnerships. We are a small team of dedicated search dog handlers who answer the call to find missing persons in both wilderness and urban settings. This is primarily a remote position, but you will also meet via Web conference and in-person (in the future) with members of the SARDOC Executive Board and dog handlers in Colorado to plan, observe, and film.. Your Duties Will Include: - Building a new SARDOC Website and helping us with content management - Helping us build a Public Relations campaign that will include live demonstrations of search dogs in action, connecting with local media outlets, and producing good quality videos and images to share with the public - Updating SARDOC content on the Colorado Gives Day Website to prepare for annual giving campaigns - Increasing or developing our "footprint" on social media sites, such as YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin, and Facebook - Researching potential donors, sources of grant awards, and Donations-In-Kind from corporate, private, and public trusts and foundations The Ideal Candidate Will: - Be a self-starter who is comfortable working remotely with minimal direction - Be tech savvy and literate in social media and Web design - Have good written and oral communications skills - Love dogs and appreciate the value of the human-animal bond - Have a desire to learn and grow with our organization Nice to Have, Not Required Skills and Experience: - Experience writing grants or fundraising for nonprofit organizations

State of Colorado (Virtual)

Through 2/28/22

Do you enjoy working with the public and teaching them about science, earth's history and dinosaurs? Dinosaur Ridge in Morrison is accepting volunteers to greet, orient and educate visitors at its Main Visitor Center exhibit hall called Trek through Time. Four-hour shifts are available on weekdays or weekends. Volunteers may sit or stand inside the exhibit hall behind a plexiglass shield or outdoors near the entrance. Volunteers and visitors must follow COVID-19 safety protocols. Training is provided. Come join our fun volunteer team! Please visit our volunteer page for more details and to complete a volunteer application at https://dinoridge.org/support-dino-ridge/volunteer/

Through 9/30/21

Since its inception in 2004, Latina SafeHouse has been providing advocacy for survivors of domestic violence. The mission of the Latina SafeHouse is to provide bilingual and culturally sensitive services to Latina survivors of domestic violence and their families. As a vastly growing organization, we have been brainstorming on how to get the community more involved in the multifaceted topic that is domestic violence (healing/mental health, housing advocacy, immigration, etc). Through the new Community Awareness Events Committee we hope to engage the community with creative empowerment workshops, facilitating expression, connection and transformation among the most neglected and vulnerable segments of our community. We hope our community will be able to recognize domestic violence, learn how to support a family/friend member, how to foster safe conversations, and more. Latina SafeHouse plans to hosts various FUNdraising events throughout the year, our two consistent events have been an annual golf event and our annual Gala. We are in need of someone with professional event planning experience to join our Community Awareness Events Committee. Do you have experience with volunteer recruitment & management at events, soliciting event sponsorships and business donations, silent auctions, organizing community performances and various other logistical planning? If so, we'd love to talk to you about joining our team!

Through 6/30/21

A Little Help is looking for people that would be interested in providing rides for older adult neighbors to COVID19 vaccination appointments and other essential appointments. Many people who are now eligible to receive the vaccine have been isolating at home since last March and are excited to begin this new chapter. To accommodate this growing need for rides, we are in need of additional volunteers, especially those with flexibility in their schedule for last minute requests. During COVID-19, opportunities with A Little Help have additional precautions and may be modified or canceled to meet current County guidelines. Additional precautions for providing rides may include: Wash your hands before and after service Wear a mask at all times during service Ask that your passenger also wear a face covering Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth during service Wipe down car surfaces with disinfecting wipes before picking up a member if you are able (especially if other people have been in your vehicle in the past day) Members should ride in the back seat if they are able Increase air circulation as much as possible by opening windows or setting the air ventilation/air conditioning on non-recirculation mode Minimize physical proximity and contact; maintain 6 feet of distance when possible Contact A Little Help to begin making a difference in your community - we will have you fill out our Volunteer Application and Background Check online at alittlehelp.org then you can begin to help an Older Adult Household in your area and make our community stronger. Drivers with A Little Help will need a valid driver's license and insurance.

Through 9/1/21