Assist in training therapy dogs for school environments, helping to improve student performance and emotional health. Volunteers will work with school counselors, social workers, and educators to prepare dogs for Animal Assisted Intervention activities.

Assist in organizing and managing the Too Hot to Trot 5K event. Responsibilities include setting up the event area, helping with registration, guiding participants, and ensuring the event runs smoothly.

On the fourth Saturday of each month, volunteers help with food distribution by packing carts and taking food to clients' cars. There are two three-hour shifts available for this opportunity.

Join us during weekdays to assist with food distribution tasks such as packing carts and helping clients load food into their cars. Volunteers can also help with sorting and bagging produce, building food boxes, or assembling Backpack bags as needed.

For those who cannot volunteer during the day, we offer occasional evening opportunities from 5-7pm. Volunteers will assist with sorting and bagging produce, building food boxes, or assembling Backpack bags.

Participate in various special events throughout the year, including weekend food drives and fundraising events. Volunteers will assist with event logistics and community engagement activities.

Help distribute healthy, perishable foods at various locations around Weld County. Volunteers will assist in loading food into clients' cars at our Mobile Food Pantry sites, which operate in a drive-thru model.

Be a part of the Windsor Polar Plunge & 5K event as a volunteer. Responsibilities include assisting with setup, registration, and supporting participants throughout the event. A commitment of 4-6 hours is needed.

Become an ambassador for a zero cost challenge by promoting the event, engaging with participants, and helping to coordinate activities. Ambassadors are key in spreading enthusiasm and ensuring participant engagement.

Support at a School Fun Run by assisting with event setup, guiding participants, and ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all involved. Volunteers play a crucial role in creating a positive atmosphere and encouraging participants.

Opportunities are available for eligible participants to complete required service hours in a supportive environment. Volunteers will assist with food distribution and other essential tasks.

Families with children aged 10-15 can volunteer together with a parent or guardian. This opportunity allows younger volunteers to engage in meaningful work while learning about community service.

Groups of up to 10 can volunteer together to help fight hunger in our community. Larger groups can be scheduled across multiple shifts to accommodate everyone.

Join us for a single shift or volunteer regularly to help ensure that fresh, healthy food reaches community members who rely on the Food Bank. Volunteers will assist with various tasks including sorting, packing, and distributing food.

As a CASA Volunteer, you will advocate for children with open dependency or neglect court cases, providing support both inside and outside the courtroom. Volunteers must be 21 years or older and pass a background check; no specific background or education is required.

Volunteers at St. Matthew's Medical Clinic contribute their time and talents to assist patients. The clinic is looking for both medical and non-medical volunteers to support their mission of providing free healthcare services.

Our Group Volunteering Program offers clubs, corporate groups, and community organizations the chance to make a meaningful impact while enjoying a fun and rewarding experience together. Projects can be tailored to fit the group’s size, age, and abilities.

Animal Care Volunteers help keep our wildlife patients happy, healthy, and on the road to recovery. Volunteers work hands-on with a diverse array of Colorado species, providing vital husbandry and medical care.

Education volunteers inspire their community by attending and facilitating classroom programs, outreach events, and professional presentations. They are responsible for the care, training, and management of our ambassador animals while teaching the public about wildlife and coexistence.

Transport volunteers play a crucial role in getting wildlife patients to where they need to be. They assist in inter-facility transfers, releases, and some local transports for rehabilitation centers across the state of Colorado.