The Golden Optimists Bicycle Recycle Program is looking for boardmembers to help us with our mission of providing bikes to people who need them. There are various aspects of our organization and we need people with vision around recruting and training new volunteers, regular communications with volunteers and many other aspects of running a bike shop.

Golden, CO

Through 12/19/20

Trailhead Institute is a Colorado-based nonprofit working to advance innovation and collaboration in public and environmental health. Trailhead is recruiting new volunteer members who want to join our governing Board on the critical next phase of our organizational growth and development. Whether your expertise is marketing, policy, business development, or accounting, or you’re simply passionate about improving public health in Colorado and the Rocky Mountain West, we invite applications from people who are ready to support positive social change and bring innovation to the way that people live, work and play. Take this brief assessment to see if Board membership with Trailhead Institute is right for you. Join us for a virtual Membership Info Session with our Board Chair and the Executive Director and President to learn more: August 18, 2-2:30 pm September 3, 2:30-3 pm Contact us with your preferred date from the choices above. You will receive the Zoom information with your RSVP. Thank you for your interest in Trailhead Institute and your support for public health!

Denver, CO

8/18/20 2:00 PM + more

Assist our nonprofit by volunteering as a Temperature Taker / Health Screener: Using an infrared, no contact thermometer, take temperatures of staff and volunteers as they enter our building. (Approximately 30 people will enter throughout 3-hour shift.) Follow and maintain physical distancing protocol. Shifts are Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 7:45 - 10:15 a.m. Healthcare or medical experience a plus, but not required.

Denver, CO

Through 9/30/20

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

8/15/20 8:30 AM + more

We are having a mobile pet food bank in partnership with the City of Denver. Please join us in distributing pet food at 14050 Maxwell Place in Denver. Setup begins at 9:15 am to 2:30pm. Pet food distribution will be held outside, the pantry is open from 10am-2pm.

Denver, CO

8/14/20 12:00 PM + more

We Don't Waste has adjusted our Mobile Food Market Model to a Drive Thru Food Distribution to encourage social distancing while providing families with pre-packed bags of groceries. We need volunteers to help us pack these bags of food at our Distribution Center the day before these Drive Thru Markets. Gloves and hand sanitizer will be provided, all volunteers must bring their own mask of cloth face covering. Please visit our website to sign up: https://www.wedontwaste.org/volunteerjobs/

Denver, CO

8/13/20 1:00 PM + more

Each week, We Don't Waste sets up a Drive Thru Food Distribution and distributes food to hundreds of families. Help us fill families cars with bags of produce, dairy, and non-perishables, as well as direct traffic and help everything run smoothly. We will provide hand sanitizer and gloves, but ask that all volunteers wear their own masks or cloth face covering. Spanish speaking volunteers are extra helpful for signing in families! Please sign up on our website: https://www.wedontwaste.org/volunteerjobs/

Denver, CO

8/18/20 12:30 PM + more

We need drivers to pick up and deliver meals to people participating in our Virtual Gala! This will help to make our event a success. Thank you so much for supportin Foothills! We really appreciate it

Golden, CO

10/8/20 3:00 PM

Central Visitation Program is a non-profit in the Denver Metro area with a mission to enhance relationships between children and parents of low-income families by providing supervised visitation, exchanges and parenting support. Central Visitation Program’s Board is a Governance Board, overseeing policy, programs, fundraising and strategic planning. The Board of Directors meets seven times a year (six regular meetings and an annual meeting). These meetings are usually Saturdays from 10:00am - 12:00pm. Board members are expected to attend fundraising events and invite others they know to attend as well. Board members are expected to become donors to the organization but there is no specific give/get requirement for board members at this time. Board members are asked to serve on a committee, current committees include fundraising/special events, board recruitment, and finance/audit.

Denver, CO

10/1/20 10:00 AM + more

Our Organization 5th Element Center for Dance is a nonprofit dance studio that provides dance, academic, and social emotional resources to youth in Aurora, CO with no cost barrier. Our mission is to foster personal & artistic development through the hip hop arts for youth to grow into compassionate, knowledgeable, and expressive artists who are connected to themselves & their communities. We envision a society in which the waves of culture and the arts have uplifted the expression of the most historically silenced people. Position We are looking for dedicated grant writers to join our community at 5th Element Center for Dance. You will be responsible for gathering documentation and fulfilling the necessary requirements of various funding bodies to formally seek funding on behalf of the organization. This involves researching funding opportunities from organizations whose grants match with our organization’s mission & vision and writing coherent, organized, and compelling proposals. If you love fundraising and enjoy conducting research and creating narratives, we encourage you to apply. Responsibilities: Prepare proposals by determining concept, gathering and formatting information, writing drafts, and obtaining approvals Meet proposal deadline by establishing priorities and target dates for information gathering, writing, review, approval, and transmittal Develop proposal by assembling information including project nature, objectives/outcomes/deliverables, implementation, methods, timetable, staffing, budget, standards of performance, and evaluation Write, revise, and edit drafts including executive summaries, conclusions, and organization credentials Prepare presentation by evaluating text, graphics, and binding and coordinating printing Maintain quality results by using templates; following proposal-writing standards including readability, consistency, and tone; maintaining proposal support databases Obtain approvals by reviewing proposal with Executive Director Improve proposal-writing results by evaluating and re-designing processes, approach, and coordination Research and initiate relationships with new prospective funders Write letters of inquiry and solicitations Match prospective funding sources with institutional priorities Verify that proposals have been received and that appropriate follow-up has occurred Submit project revisions to funders as necessary Cultivate relationships with foundation representatives to ensure foundation giving Requirements: Excellent written communication skills and research skills Ability to understand the needs of both 5th Element Center for Dance and funding organizations Great organizational and computer skills Ability to understand and execute complex instructions Deadline- and detail-oriented Bachelor’s degree is English, Journalism, Communications or Marketing preferred The grant writer/researcher position with 5th Element Center for Dance is voluntary without remuneration. For more information, please contact Janei Maynard at janei@fifthelementdance.org.

Aurora, CO

Through 12/31/20

Welcome visitors, check them in and answer any questions they have. Answer the phone and help with other tasks as needed.

Golden, CO

8/14/20 10:00 AM + more

Latina SafeHouse created this project as numbers of domestic violence has increased due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This is a remote opportunity where volunteers must speak Spanish and English and be at least 18 years of age. Volunteers for the crisis line will become advocates for survivors, responding to phone/text remotely. As advocates they educate callers about domestic violence and agency services, provide community navigation and connect callers to available resources/referrals, and help goal and safety plan. Latina Safehouse provides a 40 hour domestic violence training through Violence Free Colorado and asks that volunteers commit to 4 4-hour shifts per month. https://latinasafehouse.org/tu-comunidad-your-community-bilingual-domestic-violence-crisis-line-advocate/ #mentalhealth #latinx #domesticviolence #crisis

Denver, CO

Through 7/27/21

Our Organization 5th Element Center for Dance is a nonprofit dance studio that provides dance, academic, and social emotional resources to youth in Aurora, CO with no cost barrier. Our mission is to foster personal & artistic development through the hip hop arts for youth to grow into compassionate, knowledgeable, and expressive artists who are connected to themselves & their communities. We envision a society in which the waves of culture and the arts have uplifted the expression of the most historically silenced people. Position We are looking for dedicated pay per click (PPC) coordinators to join our community at 5th Element Center for Dance. You will be responsible for running PPC campaigns and monitor paid search budgets. This includes strategy, design, implementation, SEO, and analysis of ad performance to ensure that our PPC ads and promotion endeavors have the highest return on investment (ROI). If you love internet marketing and enjoy creative thinking and problem solving, we encourage you to apply. Responsibilities: Provide creative copy suggestions and graphical ad templates Provide recommendations and execute strategies for keyword opportunities, campaign structuring, targeting, display network, and other facets of paid search in accordance with organization goals Direct and handle new paid search campaigns, ad groups, and accounts and aid in the creation of paid search marketing initiatives Conduct keyword research to create a list of keyword phrases for bidding and manage bids Create ads that will run on Google Test ads by creating different headlines and different ad copy Maintain and monitor keyword bids, account daily and monthly budget caps, impression share, quality score and other important account metrics Direct, handle, and be able to generate weekly and monthly client reporting for all major metrics, goals tracking, revenue tracking, and other paid search initiatives Keep pace with search engine and PPC industry trends and developments Monitor and administer web analytics dashboards, reports and key reporting tools, and point out key areas of importance in accordance with client goals Monitor and evaluate search results and search performance Requirements: Excellent written communication skills and research skills Attention to detail and the ability to effectively multi-task in a deadline driven atmosphere Excellent analytical, organizational, project management and time management skills Experience in Search Engine Marketing (SEM) and Paid Search (PPC) preferred Bachelor’s degree is preferred Service as a volunteer with 5th Element Center for Dance is voluntary without remuneration. For more information, please contact Janei Maynard at janei@fifthelementdance.org

Aurora, CO

Through 12/31/20

Our Organization 5th Element Center for Dance is a nonprofit dance studio that provides dance, academic, and social emotional resources to youth in Aurora, CO with no cost barrier. Our mission is to foster personal & artistic development through the hip hop arts for youth to grow into compassionate, knowledgeable, and expressive artists who are connected to themselves & their communities. We envision a society in which the waves of culture and the arts have uplifted the expression of the most historically silenced people. Position We are looking for passionate tutors to join our community at 5th Element Center for Dance. You will be responsible for helping students to understand different subjects through virtual platforms. You will assess, assist, and encourage the students in the learning processes. This involves reviewing materials used in students’ classes, explaining various topics, and answering all the doubts and questions of students. If you love education and enjoy working with youth, we encourage you to apply. Responsibilities: Develop students’ academic skills Help students to improve their learning processes Detect specific needs of each student and create reports Teach supplementary lessons Review recent homework assignments and test scores and work through problems/questions that students did not answer correctly Employ proven study aides to prepare for upcoming tests and quizzes Take notes during tutoring sessions for the purpose of student follow up Communicate with parents/guardians about trouble areas or any other issue that requires attention Encourage critical thinking and ensure that the students' knowledge is challenged Ask non-directive, stimulating questions Help students to develop a study plan that is considerate of students’ goals Help students define personal objectives Requirements: Excellent communication and leadership skills Dedication and passion for education and for the subject being taught Energetic, driven, creative, patient and dependable character Ability to work well with students from different backgrounds Professional experience preparing lesson plans and personalized instruction High school diploma, GED, or equivalent required Bachelor’s degree in Education or subject-matter field preferred Previous tutoring experience is preferred Service as a volunteer with 5th Element Center for Dance is voluntary without remuneration. For more information, please contact Janei Maynard at janei@fifthelementdance.org

Aurora, CO

Through 12/31/20

Our Organization 5th Element Center for Dance is a nonprofit dance studio that provides dance, academic, and social emotional resources to youth in Aurora, CO with no cost barrier. Our mission is to foster personal & artistic development through the hip hop arts for youth to grow into compassionate, knowledgeable, and expressive artists who are connected to themselves & their communities. We envision a society in which the waves of culture and the arts have uplifted the expression of the most historically silenced people. Position We are looking for passionate dance instructors to join our community at 5th Element Center for Dance. You will be responsible for teaching students in engaging virtual dance classes and/or workshops. This involves sharing theory and practice of your dance style to students. If you love dance and enjoy working with people of all ages, we encourage you to apply. Responsibilities: Communicating with a diverse group of students Engaging, encouraging, and motivating students to reach their goals Choreographing combos and selecting music for classes and/or workshops Provide a fun and creative and safe — physical, emotional, and psychological — environment virtually Show respect for all students Offer challenges that will raise students to the next level Help everyone, regardless of ability level, feel included Lead a safe warm-up prior to dance class to minimize the risk of injury and facilitate good practice Explain and demonstrate individual movements, sequences, and concepts to dance students Provide both leadership and vision in teaching techniques, theory, and performance Educate students about the background of the dance form that they are learning, by providing them with historical and cultural references Requirements: Excellent communication skills. Dedication and passion for dancing Energetic, driven, creative, and dependable character Demonstrate patience and leadership skills Previous teaching experience is preferred Service as a volunteer with 5th Element Center for Dance is voluntary without remuneration. For more information, please contact Janei Maynard at janei@fifthelementdance.org

Aurora, CO

Through 12/31/20

Golden Rotary's Peach Sale is August, 29th, Proceeds go to local and international projects such as Golden Backpack Program, Neighborhood Rehab Program, mental health counseling for youth, scholarships, youth leadership camps and international projects such as clean water, maternal health and education. Help in needed with customer check in, directing traffic and loading boxes of peaches into customer vehicles. There are two shifts- 7-11 am and 11 am to 3 pm. We plan to be Covid-19 safe- masks, social distancing, special care in handling food and beverages for volunteers

Golden, CO

8/29/20 7:00 AM + more

Organizational Expert – Our offices are in need of some organization, files in need of archiving, etc. If you are an organization wiz this is the perfect role for you!

Denver, CO

Through 1/1/21

Community Resource Navigator – This individual helps us stay connected to a greater scope of community resources that address the needs of vendors in areas like housing, healthcare, food, etc. This is overseen by Peer Navigation and requires a comfort level in making connections with other organizations via phone, email, etc. It also requires that you document all contacts and the outcome thoroughly.

Denver, CO

Through 1/1/21

Street Outreach – This individual works to go into street encampments and talk to those in need the greatest need about our services, resource support, etc. This requires some front end training that is focused on trauma informed care.

Denver, CO

Through 1/1/21

Vendor Outreach & Support – These individuals makes weekly calls to a hand full of our vendors (5-7 individuals a week). These calls help us ensure that our vendors are less isolated during the pandemic, that older vendors are supported to a greater degree during this time, and that the well-being of every vendor is personally checked on weekly to ensure greater engagement in the program and greater success for those we serve. This role can be filled remotely and does not require in person reporting.

Denver, CO

Through 1/1/21

Distribution and Office Assisting – This individual support our Program Coordination by helping with paper distribution in office 9am-12pm. Shifts are currently available for Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. This is a high need role, especially as we shift our office set-up during COVID-19 to limit risk to our vendors and staff.

Denver, CO

Through 1/1/21

Summary: A Precious Child's is looking for volunteers to assist our warehouse mangers in our Donation Center working in our donation receiving area. Volunteers in this area will be fully trained in our largest program Precious Essentials. They will then be trained on our donation process, learning the donated items that we will and will not accept. The volunteers main goal will be to work the dock area accepting incoming donations, providing great customer service, answering general questions, and providing tax receipts with organizational information to all donors. These volunteers will also be trained on Donation Center stations so they can work in other areas if the dock is closed or not being used. However, once donors approach the dock area with donations or questions they would leave their station and assist on the dock. Duties & Responsibilities: Assist Warehouse Manager in taking incoming donations in the dock area. Answering donor questions. Providing fantastic customer service that represents A Precious Child well. Gain a full understanding of the donated items A Precious can accept and the items we cannot. Providing donors with tax receipts. Redirecting donors to staff members if they have a question or concern the volunteer cannot handle. Volunteer will be trained in other area inside the Donation Center to be able assist in other areas as needed. Requirements: Have a friendly and welcoming demeanor to clients, volunteers, partners, donors and staff. Be able to lift up to 40 pounds. Have reliable transportation to A Precious Child. Have reliable communication tools such as cell phone, email, and/or access to a computer. Be able to take initiative and be detail-oriented. Must be able to commit to the required schedule for the position. Training & Supervision: Complete Volunteer Waiver Form. Complete Volunteer Orientation with Volunteer Department. Complete the interview process with Donation Center Manager. Training will be provided by Donation Center Manager. Time Commitment: With the level of training this volunteer is required to work at least two three hour shifts a week. Volunteer shifts could be offered Tuesday and Thursday from 11AM-3PM. Volunteer shifts could also be offered Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11AM-3PM. Times could be adjusted a bit to meet volunteer needs.

Broomfield, CO

Through 9/30/20

Volunteer Supervisors needed for licensure candidates and graduate interns. Spark the Change Colorado is a hub for workforce development in the Mental Health field. Our Pro Bono Mental Wellness Program connects Master's level Social Work and Counseling interns with practicum sites in order to receive field practicum hours required for graduation. Interns also require supervision by qualified professionals in the field. That's where our volunteer Supervisors come in! Requirements to Volunteer: You are a licensed Master's or Ph.D. level mental health professional. You can commit to a minimum 4 hours of service per month for 12 months, specifically during the months when universities are in session. You participate in an application and screening process, including a background and reference check. You maintain professional liability insurance ($1M/$3M) You complete Spark the Change Colorado's volunteer orientation and training. Benefits Include: Networking opportunities in your field of work. Enhance your resume. Free and low-cost trainings. Receiving required continuing education hours. Diverse learning opportunities. Flexible schedule. Contribute to the growth of the mental health field in your local community. For more information, call or email: Kathryn Miller, MSW, LCSW at Kmiller@sparkthechangecolorado.org or 303-282-1234 x308 or Express Interest below!

Through 8/28/20

COVID Check Colorado - Heroes Volunteer Program. This program's mission is to help Coloradans navigate the COVID-19 pandemic and get back to our community safely. The Heroes Volunteer Program is in need of volunteers 18 and older to help with Greeting, Traffic Flow, and Registration at a variety of Covid testing locations around the front range. For more information about the program and volunteer roles please check out the attached PDF. To see available volunteer dates go to https://www.trackitforward. com/site/covidcheck-colorado. If you are interested in helping out or have any questions, please reach out to Maddy Gawler at mgawler@covidcheckcolorado.org

Through 12/31/20

POSITION TITLE: Member, Board of Directors TERM LENGTH: Three years, renewable for a second term RESPONSIBLE TO: Entire Board GENERAL PURPOSE: As a collective body, the board governs the organization, assures adherence to all laws, and is accountable to the public. The board has the overall responsibility for the organization and is charged with supervision and oversight. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Support the mission and oversee programs and services aligned with the mission. 2. Actively assess processes and decisions to ensure racial equity. 3. Select, support and evaluate the Executive Director. 4. Ensure organizational effectiveness through a strategic planning process and periodic review. 5. Ensure adequate financial resources to assure delivery of programs and services in support of the mission. 6. Approve an annual budget/provide regular financial oversight. 7. Ensure that effective operational policies are in place. 8. Assess Board structure and process to fulfill the organization’s mission. 9. Assure compliance with local, state, federal laws and regulations. 10. Select appropriate successors to serve on the Board and its committees. 11. Act as a goodwill ambassador for the organization. EXPECTATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL BOARD MEMBERS: An individual plan will be tailored to reflect your skills and interests; there is a high expectation that you will assist with resourcing the organization through a variety of strategies. Annually, each board member is encouraged and expected to make every reasonable effort to: • Demonstrated commitment to communities of color, Latinx, Immigrant, Refugee and Asylum-seeking populations. • Contribute to anti-racist work. • Attend at least 75% of monthly board meetings. • Make a meaningful annual financial contribution. • Attend and/or participate in Focus Points events. • Serve on a minimum of one committee or task force and attend at least 75% of scheduled committee meetings. Time Commitment: Approximately 3-4 hours per month. SPECIFICALLY SEEKING THESE SKILLS AND CONNECTIONS: • Equity and Inclusion practices • Human resources expertise • Marketing/Communications/PR • Monitoring and planning – financial position and health • Early Childhood Education • Adult Education • Workforce Development • Small business or Social Enterprise Next Step: To schedule an information interview to learn more about Focus Points, please contact Executive Director, Jules Kelty: jules@focuspoints.org.

Through 8/31/20

A True Change (ATC) is a Denver-based 501(c)3 organization whose mission is to provide stability and guidance to inner-city, at-risk youth and families. We are looking for a volunteer to help us further our mission by providing ongoing translations. We are a fully remote-functional, cloud-based organization. Intermediate computer skills are required, but all specific tools and programs can be taught. This is a great opportunity for students or anyone looking to enhance their resumes for either remote or non-profit positions. We prefer volunteers who can contribute at least 5 hours a month for at least 6 months, although we may be able to work with differing time commitments. Tasks will primarily include translating forms, responses to forms, social media posts, and other content. If you are willing and able, we may also ask to translate client intakes. Depending on your skills and desires, tasks may also include other areas you are interested in helping with and/or learning about. We are happy to accept both experienced and inexperienced volunteers. We do our best to support our volunteers by providing professional, continuing education, and networking opportunities, as desired by the volunteer.

Through 12/31/21

Wish of a Lifetime is seeking eager volunteers to serve senior communities who are experiencing isolation. Wish of a Lifetime is a Denver-based non-profit that fulfills life-enriching Wishes for deserving older adults. Our mission is to shift the way society views and values our oldest generations by fulfilling seniors’ dreams and sharing their stories to inspire those of all ages. Current circumstances prevent us from granting wishes in our usual capacity, but we continue to prioritize initiatives that promote wellness for senior communities. We have developed a volunteer program with the goal of contributing to the collective wellness of senior communities. Committed volunteers are an integral part of this strategy to build meaningful relationships. Our volunteers support senior communities in several unique ways: Pen Pal program: volunteers are matched with a senior to exchange letters or postcards Companionship Call program: volunteers are matched with a senior to exchange phone calls Zoom calls and other virtual opportunities: We are able to customize volunteer opportunities for groups looking to engage with communities At the start of their engagement, volunteers receive instructions and recommendations for writing letters and making phone calls. All of our opportunities can be completed remotely. If you are interested in providing the priceless gift of companionship during this difficult time, we would love to connect with you!

Through 1/1/21

Peruse website on all pages including checking links for any mistakes or outdated information. Report to webmaster. (3 hours monthly)

Through 8/31/20

Coordinate volunteers for all departments, and help onboard all volunteers.

Through 8/31/20

Must access social media daily (or more than that!). Looking for a minimum of 1 hour a day to find content and then update and respond on our social media outlets: especially Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube.

Through 8/31/20