To provide friendly and kind services to men and women experiencing homelessness during the COVID 19 situation. You may be exposed to the Coronavirus which can cause illness or death. Volunteer Coordinators will work with staff to idenify shift needs and help manage shift volunteers to various tasks which include meal service, meal preperation, food banks and distrabution, ensure safety prorocals, disenfect common areas and cots and other staff support as needed.

Denver, CO

5/26/20 8:00 AM + more

To provide friendly and kind services to men experiencing homelessness during the COVID 19 situation. You may be exposed to the Coronavirus which can cause illness or death.Peer Navagators ae needed to help answering questions for those who are new to the site and providing guests with items such as masks, toothbrushes, socks.

Denver, CO

5/26/20 5:00 PM + more

To provide friendly and kind services to men experiencing homelessness during the COVID 19 situation. You may be exposed to the Coronavirus which can cause illness or death. This could include meal service, intake, disenfecting common areas and assistng staff as needed.

Denver, CO

5/26/20 7:30 AM + more

To provide friendly and kind services to women experiencing homelessness during the COVID 19 situation. Have a heart and interest in working with people experiencing homelessness. You may be exposed to the Coronavirus which can cause illness or death. Staff support is needed for meal service, cot cleaning, promoting safety protocals.

Denver, CO

5/26/20 8:00 AM + more

Volunteers needed to support the Benefits in Action Development Team. Help with grant research, designing program descriptions and assist with grant reporting. Help Benefits in Action maintain and increase its funding stream so that we can reach more individuals in need. Experience in grant work helpful.

Lakewood, CO

Through 11/20/20

Benefits in Action seeks volunteers to work on a team to promote the good works of Benefits in Action. Experience in content writing, blogging, social media,interviewing, working with print media, photography needed. Able to work on deadlines--but you can create your own schedule. Training, supervision provided. Excellent opportunity to boost your resume or linked-in experience.

Lakewood, CO

Through 9/24/20

Benefits in Action Seeks Volunteer Callers to make weekly check in calls to our clients. Volunteers recieve a list of individuals to call, along with a script. Training provided. For the position, you can have your own schedule. Chatty, outgoing folks are strongly encourage to apply. We will need you to complete and application, background check and take a course on Hippa. We are in great need of callers, so please contact us today! Thanks

Lakewood, CO

Through 8/27/20

Dinosaur Ridge is looking for junior counselors aged 14-18 to help with our small group summer day camps! Junior counselors are volunteers who gain valuable experience in what it takes to create a fun, educational environment for campers. Gain new leadership skills, earn volunteer credit in support of your school or college application goals, and enjoy a summer outdoors at the site of our National Natural Landmark. Jr. Counselors help with 2 or more weeks of camp between June 1-August 14 and will be required to follow COVID-19 safety requirements including wearing a mask. If interested, please complete our application: https://dinoridge.org/junior-counselor-application/ Summer Camp Details: https://dinoridge.org/tours-programs/camps/

Morrison, CO

Through 6/20/20

Do you enjoy dinosaurs, fossils, and people? Greet visitors at our Main Visitor Center exhibit hall Trek through Time. Volunteer greeters/docents will welcome visitors from a safe 6-foot distance outside of the building (or inside behind a plexiglass shield if preferred), tally the number of people, explain social distancing and capacity rules, and answer general questions about Dinosaur Ridge. Greeters will also assist with sanitizing touchable surfaces at the end of their shift. 4-hour shifts are available every day of the week and weekends. Volunteer one or more shifts a week on a regular schedule or as you are available. Training and detailed information about our exhibit hall is provided. Please note: For the safety of both visitors and volunteers, Dinosaur Ridge currently has strict COVID-19 safety measures in place.. All volunteers will be required to complete a background check, COVID-19 Safety Acknowledgement, and wear a mask (cloth dinosaur-print mask provided!). To learn more, email volunteer@dinoridge.org

Morrison, CO

Through 9/30/20

This event will support the overstressed food banks during Covid-19 by engaging volunteers through a meal packing event at Denver West High School. The meals will be donated to The Salvation Army who are feeding your friends and neighbors throughout the Denver metro area. Each meal costs $.25 and contains all of the nutrients, vitamins and minerals recommended for a full day.

Denver, CO

5/27/20 8:30 AM + more

A Precious Child needs your help more than ever! We are on the frontlines providing our families with emergency hygiene kits, baby essential kits and cleaning kits. This sign up page is where we are managing ALL volunteer sign ups. No walk ins will be allowed at this time. We are only allowing 10 volunteers in each area at a time and all volunteers are practicing social distancing with stations being 6ft. apart. Volunteers are required to wear gloves and a mask at all times. Children age 5 and older can volunteer with an adult in the Donation Center. For the Resource Center and Spray Bottle Filling only individuals 16 and older will be allowed to work this event. There are now three designated work areas that volunteers can sign up for; Donation Center (Warehouse) helping staff process donations to stock our daily resource event. Check Out Volunteer (Store Floor) helps staff run the daily resource event and check out client families. Volunteers in this area must be 16 years of age or older. Spray Bottle Filling (Warehouse) helpign staff fill, lable, and package cleanign solution for families in need. Volunteers in this area must be at least 16 years of age or older. Volunteer Requirements: All individual volunteers must complete the online Volunteer Waiver Form. Click HERE to complete prior to your first day of volunteering. ANY VOLUNTEER working the Resource Center Check Out Event OR Spray Bottle Filling must be 16 years of age or older to participate. The training and enviroment is not conducive to anyone under 16. Volunteers 5 and older can volunteer in the Donation Center. 5-12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult, children 13 and older can attend volunteering on their own. We recommend that volunteers who are 60 and older, have a compromised immune system or aren't feeling well stay home. Volunteers are REQUIRED to wear close toed shoes, gloves, and a mask to be able to participate in volunteering. Have questions? Email Volunteer Manager, Joshua Walsh, at Joshua@apreciouschid.org Location: 7051 W. 118th Ave. Broomfield CO, 80021, Unit 6 Created by: Joshua Walsh

Broomfield, CO

Through 7/31/20

Medical Bill Coding Auditor Volunteer (From Home) Position Description The Colorado Consumer Health Initiative (CCHI) is a statewide, non-partisan, non-profit membership organization working to ensure that all Coloradans can get affordable, high-quality and equitable health care. CCHI represents 50 nonprofit organizations—mobilizing well over 500,000 consumers—to shape effective health care policy. Our vision is that all Coloradans can access affordable, high-quality and equitable health care. CCHI’s Consumer Assistance Program was established in June 2018 to address the rise in the number of consumers who are facing unfair or unexpected medical bills or who have been sent to collections by a health care provider or carrier. Volunteer Impact Although most Coloradans now have health insurance coverage, many still struggle with high insurance premiums and unaffordable out-of-pocket costs. Lack of transparency in medical billing practices and lack of detailed medical bills can leave consumers paying bills they don’t understand and may not owe. Medical Bill Coding Auditor Volunteers play a critical role by reviewing CAP clients’ invoices and medical records to determine if clients were properly billed and claims properly paid. Medical Bill Coding Audit Reports can provide clients information to negotiate a medical bill and prevent financial hardship. Position Description Medical Bill Coding Auditor Volunteers support Colorado consumers by auditing their medical bill coding and making sure charges are properly coded and in line with the corresponding medical record. Key Responsibilities Accurately and securely collect and retain client medical bills and needed documentation for medical bill coding audits Audit medical bills and claims Provide a medical bill code audit report along with recommendations to consumers with billing coding errors or overcharges Provide guidance for recommended medical billing coding appeals and complaints Requirements Experience in medical bill coding audits Organized and detail oriented Computer literate. Must be able to use Gmail, navigate Google Drive, and be comfortable and accurate with data entry. Proficient report writing skills Prompt and efficient report results Preferred but not required Bilingual (Spanish) Time Commitment 6-month minimum commitment with option to extend, working one or more 4-hour shifts per week. This can be done from home. Physical Requirements Sedentary- able to sit for up to 4 hours during a volunteer shift. Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action CCHI actively encourages diversity in our workplace and works to promote equity in health care. CCHI does not discriminate against volunteers on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, sex, pregnancy, age, gender, gender identity, gender expression, ancestry, marital status, sexual orientation (incl. transgender status), physical or mental disability, military status, genetic information, marriage to a co-worker and does not engage in retaliation for engaging in protected activity (opposing a discriminatory practice or participating in an employment discrimination proceeding or any other status or condition protected by applicable federal, state or local law). For further information about CCHI, please visit our website at www.cohealthinitiative.org.

Denver, CO

Through 5/31/22

How can you help your friends and neighbors who are encouraged to stay home during the Safer at Home orders to protect against the COVID-19 virus? Apply to become a Broomfield Pal! Help friends and neighbors by offering connection and assistance during the COVID-19 public health crisis. Assistance should be virtual if possible, and if not possible, must be no contact. What does that mean? If dropping off a package or delivery, utilize porch pick up. If arranging a sidewalk show or check-in chat, arrange to have the resident stay inside their home and choose a location that can be seen via the window. Get creative and chat via phone while you can see each other outside a window or doorway! No matter what, maintaining the health and safety of all Broomfield Pals is the number one priority of being a good community member! Please fill out this application if you or your family are able to assist one of your Broomfield neighbors. You will be matched with a neighbor as close to your home as possible. Here are just a few examples of services that could be provided by volunteers. Lawn maintenance (mowing, weeding, etc.) Plant / maintain a garden Virtual coffee or lunch dates Other needs as they arise These are the expectations of a Broomfield Pals volunteer: Fill out the volunteer application and liability waiver. Complete a background check (for each person 18+) through a link that will be emailed directly to you from Background Information Services (BIS). Be matched with a Broomfield neighbor and find ways to safely connect with that person. Find creative ways to connect through phone calls, face-time, dropping off and picking up items without placing our most vulnerable at risk even from 6 feet apart. Stay up to date on all Broomfield Public Health Orders and to fully comply with the requirements and suggestions set forth in the Orders. Visit Broomfield.org/COVID for updates, and subscribe to the City eNewsletter for updates in your inbox. Residents and volunteers will be notified via email once a match is made! Questions?: Email broomfield-pals@broomfield.org

Broomfield, CO

Through 11/12/20

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

6/20/20 6:30 AM

As an organization focused on supporting well being in our community, Metro Caring sits at the front lines of the current COVID-19 pandemic and is the number one anti-hunger organization in Denver. We are committed to staying open to help families and older individuals put healthy food on the table. COVID-19 Volunteers Guidelines We are looking for volunteers who can help support us as we ensure our community has access to healthy and nutritious food. Please find our current volunteer guidelines below. 1. Per CDC risk guidelines, we are only accepting volunteers who are 64 or younger and healthy. Volunteers who have a medical condition like heart disease, diabetes, lung disease, or are immune compromised should not come in to volunteer for at least the next 8 weeks. If you are over 64 years of age or older we ask you do not visit Metro Caring at this time. 2. We are seeking fewer volunteers for more frequent shifts to reduce the risk of exposure. Can you volunteer for 3 or more shifts a week? 3.People with COVID-19 have had a wide range of symptoms reported - ranging from mild symptoms to severe illness. Symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. People with these symptoms or combinations of these symptoms may have COVID-19: cough, fever, sneezing, chills, repeated shaking with chills, shortness of breath, muslce pain, headache, sore throat, new loss of taste or sense of smell should not apply to volunteer at this time. Volunteers who have been exposed to or are symptomatic for the virus are not eligible until your quarantine period is over and you have been cleared by a doctor. 4. Metro Caring will continue normal hours but we are distributing pre-packed boxes. We have implemented a Drive-Thru and Walk up food distribution for the time being. 5. If you are coming in to volunteer we ask that you only volunteer for one shift- either morning (8:30 am - 12 pm), afternoon (12:05 - 3 pm), Tuesday evenings (5:30 - 8 pm) and Sundays (10 am - 1 pm) and not a full day. This is to ensure that we are not compromising our safety and minimizing exposure. 6. A mask is required to enter our building. Please come with a mask or some form of face covering to all shifts. If you are able and interested in volunteering please sign-up at the link below. This is to ensure we have enough volunteers but are still adhering to 'social distancing' and keeping everyone safe. https://metrocaring.secure.force.com/GW_Volunteers__PersonalSiteJobCalendar?Language=en-us&nMonthsToShow=1

Denver, CO

Through 6/5/20

Help Jeffco Eats deliver fresh vegetables and fruits and also bags of non-perishable food to families in our community facing financial challenges and food insecurity. We need up to 16 HEALTHY people every Friday to help with the following activities: Load your personal vehicle along with assistance at Gold Crown Sports Complex (150 S Harlan St, Lakewood - NW corner of the building at overhead door) at 9:00 am Friday mornings, with food bags and produce (40 - 100 food bags, depending on the size of the assigned school.) Drive to one of our six Grab & Go School sites (you will be emailed your school assignment schedule and other details the Thursday before.) Please bring a folding table and chair if you have one (for the food bags.) Please wear a face mask for your protection and others, latex gloves will be available. You will be assigned with another driver/distributor that is familiar with your school location. The Grab & Go Meal program goes from 10:30 am - 1:00 pm. If you sign up and become ill, please stay home and contact Beth Koehler immediately so a replacement can be found: (303) 882-1106; bethkoehler.jeffcoeats@gmail.com

Lakewood, CO

5/29/20 9:00 AM + more

Help Jeffco Eats provide fresh vegetables and fruits to families in our community facing financial challenges and food insecurity. We need up to 10 HEALTHY people every Wednesday to help with the following activities: Sort bulk produce, such as potatoes, onions, carrots, oranges, etc. Weigh and bag produce into 6-10lb servings Move bulk produce from loading area to sorting areas Double-bag empty grocery bags Light cleaning, such as sweeping and disinfecting tables We meet every Wednesday at Gold Crown Sports Complex: 150 S. Harlan Street, Lakewood, CO (NW corner of the building near S Harlan & W Bayaud Ave). Parking is free and ample. Small groups and older children are welcome with an adult. The work area is very spacious and we observe social-distancing guidelines. Please bring your own mask! Gloves will be provided. Wear casual/comfy work clothes, closed-toed shoes are recommended. If you sign up and become ill, please stay home and contact Beth Koehler immediately so a replacement can be found: (303) 882-1106; bethkoehler.jeffcoeats@gmail.com

Lakewood, CO

6/10/20 9:30 AM + more

We will distribute pet food at 8551 County Road EE.5 in Lamar. We'll start setting up at 3:30 pm. We will be outside, please dress accordingly. If you need to cancel, please do so ASAP. We depend on this volunteer role for pet food banks to run smoothly. Lifting is required (20-30 lbs). Thank you for volunteering with us to help families to keep their pets in their loving homes!

Lamar, CO

6/18/20 3:30 PM + more

We will distribute pet food in the parking lot of Hands of God Ministry in Sugar City. We'll start setting up at 8:30 am. We will be outside, please dress accordingly. If you need to cancel, please do so ASAP. We depend on this volunteer role for pet food banks to run smoothly. Lifting is required (20-30 lbs). Thank you for volunteering with us to help families to keep their pets in their loving homes!

Sugar City, CO

6/20/20 8:30 AM + more

To ensure that our community has access to food and supplies during the COVID-19 public health crisis, the Jewish Family Service Weinberg Food Pantry is providing boxes of food to anyone currently experiencing food insecurity. We are seeking healthy volunteers to help sort food, pack boxes, distribute boxes, and assist with the arrival of donations. Volunteers must dress appropriately for a warehouse setting and be comfortable with lifting cans and boxes. Children ages 12 and over are welcome to volunteer with an adult. Sign up for shifts at our SignUpGenius page. In an effort to take every precaution and prioritize health and safety for our clients, volunteers, and staff, people in need of food will not be entering the pantry. Boxes of food will be distributed by a "drive-thru" system directly outside of the pantry. Please do not volunteer if you are experiencing any symptoms of illness or are in a higher-risk category. We are extremely reliant on our volunteers for the success of this program, so please only sign up if you are able to commit your time for the entire shift. If you are unable to volunteer, please consider making a donation to help us meet our increased need for services. View the JFS COVID-19 Response page for more information about our emergency programs and ways to donate. Thank you!

Denver, CO

Through 6/1/20

Please join us in distributing pet food at Westside Community Center, (Colorado Springs) at 1628 W Bijou St, Colorado Springs, CO 80904. We are there on the fourth Wednesday from 1:00-3:00pm (but please arrive at 12:30pm to help us set up) and pet food distributions are typically held outside. If you need to cancel, please do so ASAP. We depend on this volunteer role for pet food banks to run smoothly. Lifting is required (20-30 lbs). Thank you for volunteering with us to help families to keep their pets in their loving homes!

Colorado Springs, CO

6/24/20 12:30 PM + more

Jeffco Eats | http://www.jeffcoeats.org Jeffco Eats rents a 17 ft UHaul moving truck for drivers to collect food at the Food Bank of the Rockies (I-70 and Havana). Will have to maneuver UHaul to back up to FBR's dock and then FBR will load pallets of food into the UHaul. Drive food to Jeffco Eats where volunteers will unload the food. Drivers pick up and return UHaul to rental place. Need valid drivers license and load is about 5000 to 7000 lbs. Insurance coverage provided. 8am to 11:30am

Lakewood, CO

Through 6/26/20

The Colorado Railroad Museum is currently recruiting dedicated individuals who are interested in becoming historical interpreters at the Museum. Performing a variety of program duties including interpretation and instruction of lesson plans to museum visitors this new summer program brings you up and close to Colorado's rich railroad history! Qualifications: Prior experience dealing with children and adults of diverse populations, skills, and abilities. Those interested please email evan@crrm.org with the subject line Touring the Rails: Summer Interpretive Program.

Golden, CO

6/6/20 9:00 AM + more

Volunteer with a fun, intimate group while preparing nutritious, made-from-scratch meals and snacks for children and seniors! Activities may include prepping food, cleaning, and dancing to rock music. Shifts are typically two hours. ***All volunteer opportunities require an application. Fill out our application here: Volunteer Application - COVID-19

Loveland, CO

Through 8/12/20

Join a group of fun-loving, energetic, and charitable folks to convert donated food items into easily distributable quantities. Activities may include food sorting, repackaging, and comradery. ***All volunteer opportunities require an application. Fill out our application here: Volunteer Application - COVID-19

Loveland, CO

Through 6/15/20

"I Have A Dream" Foundation of Boulder County serves low income students and their families who are in need of masks and cleaning supplies. IHDF''s dedicated staff has transitioned over from providing after school programming to virtual/online distance programming. We support over 700 students with academic tutoring, mentoring, social emotional advising, life enrichment activities and post-secondary advising and support. Many of our students and their families do not have the finanical resources to purchase masks, or supplies to make masks, or cleaning supplies in order to follow state and CDC guidelines during the COVID 19 pandemic. IHDF is currently accepting offers from individuals and groups who desire to help us with promoting safe and healthy practices impacting everyone. Together we can continue to save lives and flatten the curve! For more information contact Carla Maniscalco at carla.maniscalco@ihaveadreamboulder.org or 303-444-3636 x119.

Boulder, CO

Through 6/30/20

9Health Fair and the Census need YOUR help! Does social distancing have you feeling isolated? Well, we have the perfect remote volunteer opportunity for you. 9Health has partnered with the 2020 Census to make reminder phone calls to your fellow Coloradans. By completing the Census, people determine how much tax dollars comes back to our community to fund things like schools, health care, housing and roads. If you can help, please e-mail 9HealthGives@9healthfair.org or call Christine Betts, 9Health Philanthropy Assistant at 303-523-3362. We will send you information on how you can make sure that everyone is counted! *This opportunity is on your own time and schedule. We are flexible.

Through 6/17/20

The JFS Emergency Lunchbox Express program delivers food to several housing developments in "food deserts" to serve children who cannot access school-based lunch sites. These developments house a large number of immigrant, refugee, and other vulnerable working families - all of whom have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. Bags of meals will last the children for several days, including weekends. Sign up for shifts at our SignUpGenius page. Volunteers will be provided with masks and gloves. Volunteers and recipients will all adhere to a strict physical distancing protocol. Please do not volunteer if you are experiencing any symptoms of illness or are in a higher-risk category. Packing Volunteers: Pack bags of meals at our SHALOM Denver location, 2498 W. 2nd Ave., Denver, CO 80223. Distribution Driver Volunteers: Meet at SHALOM Denver to receive information about the day's locations. Driving your own cars, you will follow our Lunchbox Express vans to the sites and distribute the bags of meals to families. Children ages 12 and over are welcome to volunteer with an adult. One child per adult, please add child's name and age in comment field, then select "2" from "Quantity" drop down menu. Sign up for shifts at: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090549a4a92aa2f49-emergency We are extremely reliant on our volunteers for the success of this program, so please only sign up if you are able to commit your time for the entire shift. If you signed up for a shift and have questions, call 303.597.5000. If you are unable to volunteer, please consider making a donation to help us meet our increased need for services, and your gift will be matched. View the JFS COVID-19 Response page for more information about our emergency programs and ways to donate. Thank you!

Through 6/1/20

Help feed your community! Join our team during this trying time by being a cart filler, traffic director, warehouse assistant, or intake. Locations in Loveland and Fort Collins! ***All volunteer opportunities require an application. Fill out our application here: Volunteer Application - COVID-19

Through 6/15/20

Join our digital volunteer network on Zooniverse and help us transcribe documents from well-known suffragists who fought to remove the barrier of gender discrimination at the polls. As a way to make our collection more accessible, this work will create additional resources and knowledge about women's suffrage and will have significant impact for researchers throughout the world. This digital collection includes documents and handwritten letters from the late 1800s to early 1900s; originally coming from Colorado suffrage leader Ellis Meredith. The items document the work of the 1893 Colorado campaign, showing the personal and professional relationships that national leaders such as Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone, and Carrie Chapman Catt built in Colorado to help Colorado suffragists campaign for the vote. Colorado led the way to women's suffrage, becoming the first state to give women the vote by popular referendum in 1893. Volunteer your skills virtually to make Colorado history available for all. Anyone can contribute to this project from their home computers by transcribing and adding keywords for History Colorado collections. We invite you to be our partner in making our collections more visible and more accessible. Visit https://www.historycolorado.org/transcribing-womens-suffrage-colorado for more details.

Through 6/30/23