Join our team of dedicated volunteers to walk alongside a horse during class, lead a horse with one of our inspiring riders, or assist in the therapy room. Your support makes a difference in creating a positive impact in our community.

Join us at our farm for hands-on experience with animals. Responsibilities include feeding goats and chickens, grooming horses, mucking stalls, stacking hay, and participating in biannual cleanup days. Be part of our Handy Helpers group to learn new skills and make a difference.

Mentor clients as they receive services. Volunteers will receive quality advocate training to equip them for effective mentorship.

Assist in the care and rehabilitation of injured and orphaned wildlife. Volunteers will help with feeding, cleaning, and providing enrichment for the animals. Rabies Pre-Exposure Vaccine is required for working with Rabies Vector Species.

Assist in mowing and maintaining the Pioneer Cemetery. This opportunity is ideal for youth groups interested in community service and preserving historical sites.

Help place flags at every marked gravesite for Flag Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Veterans Day, and Labor Day. This task honors veterans and maintains the historical significance of the cemetery.

Provide childcare during in-person events, enabling caregivers to fully participate in training and community activities. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old.

Organize and run drives for crucial items such as clothing, gift cards, diapers, hygiene products, and other essential needs.

Share your special skills or trades to enhance programs and support families. Skills could include arts, crafts, or other unique talents.

Drive to deliver essential gear directly to caregivers who are unable to pick up items themselves. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license.

Participate in helping with upcoming programs, events, fundraisers, and possibly other projects. Volunteers will assist in the planning and execution of events to support the society's mission.

Assist in setting up and organizing the new office and research center. Volunteers will help index records and archival items, and keep the office open a couple of days a week.

Join the Melody Musical Theater team as a volunteer for our Little's camps. Help run the camps and positively impact the lives of young children while gaining valuable skills and making new friends.

Assist in organizing and promoting community events and activities that support the integration of talented immigrants and artists into society. Volunteers will help with event planning, coordination, and outreach efforts.

Foster homes are crucial to RezDawg Rescue's mission. Volunteers provide temporary homes for cats or dogs, helping them survive and thrive until they find permanent homes. RezDawg Rescue provides food, supplies, and medical expenses for foster pets.

Assist with various tasks at mobile clinics, from paperwork to recovering animals after surgery. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of clinics.

Coordinates monthly adoption events in partner Petco and PetSmart stores throughout the Front Range of Colorado. This role involves organizing events and managing logistics.

Volunteers will assist with scheduling, trishaw maintenance, and administrative tasks. This role is ideal for those interested in working with older adults without cycling.

Transport drivers use the RDR van to move dogs and cats between New Mexico and Colorado. Volunteers must have experience driving large vehicles and provide care for animals during transport.

Assist in organizing and cataloging the museum's historic collections to preserve the memories of America's military history. Work behind the scenes to support the museum's mission.

Provide tours of the exhibits, sharing stories of service and valor from veterans of all branches and conflicts. Engage with visitors to enhance their understanding of military history.

Volunteers assist in various tasks such as sorting and organizing donations, preparing items for distribution, and supporting events. Every hour contributed helps change lives by providing essential resources to children and families in need.

Assist in re-homing hamsters by coordinating with individuals looking to find new homes for their pets. Volunteers will help match hamsters with suitable forever homes in the Denver-Metro area.

Help facilitate the adoption process for hamsters in need of a forever home. Volunteers will manage adoption inquiries and maintain a waitlist for potential adopters in the Denver-Metro area.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the WE THRIVE event aimed at helping adolescents thrive in life. Responsibilities include setting up event spaces, guiding participants, and supporting event activities. Volunteers will also help distribute materials and manage registration.

Work at outreach tables during events to inform visitors about the Historical Society's mission and encourage community involvement. Volunteers will engage with the public and distribute informational materials.

Create and set up history displays for the museum and events, showcasing the rich history of Commerce City. Volunteers will research historical facts and design engaging displays.

Assist with daily operations at the museum, including guiding visitors, answering questions, and helping with exhibit maintenance. Volunteers will ensure a welcoming and informative experience for all visitors.

Serve on a committee to help plan and execute events and initiatives that support the mission of the Commerce City Historical Society. Volunteers will collaborate with other members to brainstorm and implement ideas.

Manage and post content on the organization's social media platforms to engage with the community and promote events and historical facts. Volunteers will create engaging posts and respond to community interactions.

Assist in preparing and distributing the organization's newsletters to keep the community informed about upcoming events and historical insights. Volunteers will help with content creation and layout design.