Assist in putting events into action by working with artists, local businesses, and staff to implement event details. Opportunities include the Winter Walkabout Music Showcase, Summer Concerts, Unity in the Community, ArtWalk on Main, Wine Walk, and Holiday Plaza Lighting Ceremony.

Distribute promotional and marketing items to Downtown businesses, including invitations, notices, and Winter Passport program materials. This role involves walking and engaging with local businesses to ensure they are informed about upcoming events and programs.

Assist office staff with special tasks including news clippings, mailings, data entry, and other projects as needed. This role supports the administrative functions of the Longmont Downtown Development Authority.

Facilitate engaging philosophical discussions for adults and young adults. Help broaden minds by leading conversations on various topics inspired by pop culture.

Maintain and enhance Grey Havens Philosophy's social media presence. Engage with the community online and promote upcoming events and discussions.

Maintain and update the organization's website to ensure accurate and current information is available to the public. This role requires technical skills in website management.

Manage the foster care program for kittens and cats, ensuring they receive proper care and socialization before adoption. This role requires excellent communication and organizational skills.

Coordinate trapping efforts for feral cats as part of the Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program. This role involves planning and organizing trapping activities and requires strong leadership skills.

Assist with various administrative tasks to support the organization's operations. This role involves clerical work and requires strong organizational skills.

Participate in trapping feral cats as part of the TNR program. This role involves hands-on work with animals and requires patience and care.

Assist in feeding and managing feral cat colonies, including bi-annual clean-ups. This role requires a commitment to animal welfare and environmental stewardship.

Responsible for handling a designated horse before, during, and after therapy sessions. Tasks include grooming, tacking, leading, and ensuring safety during sessions. Must pass a horse handling class.

Assist with cleaning tasks such as cleaning stalls, paddocks, waterers, and sweeping aisles. Volunteers also help with making feed and horse turn-in/turn-out under staff supervision.

Provide administrative support to Dandelion Arts Collective by helping with tasks such as organizing events, managing schedules, and assisting with general office duties. Volunteers will play a crucial role in the smooth operation of the organization.

Assist Dandelion Arts Collective by writing grant proposals to secure funding for their arts and health programs. Volunteers will work closely with the team to identify potential funding sources and craft compelling narratives.

Support the marketing efforts of Dandelion Arts Collective by creating and managing social media content. Volunteers will help increase the organization's visibility and engagement with the community through various online platforms.

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.

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

Host open houses and assist with historic displays at the Firehouse Museum. Volunteers will engage with visitors and provide information about the exhibits.

Plan and organize social events for members and families of the Niwot Historical Society. Volunteers will coordinate activities that foster community engagement and enjoyment.

Participate in parades and special events such as the 4th of July and Enchanted Evening, representing the Niwot Historical Society. Volunteers will help organize and manage event activities.

Lead walking tours of Old Town Niwot for school groups, public groups, and festivals. Volunteers will educate participants about the historical significance of the area.

Assist in the cataloging and archiving of historical artifacts to preserve the rich history of Niwot. Volunteers will work with historical items and ensure they are properly documented and stored.

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.

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.

Volunteers are essential to Wildfire Arts Center's operations, helping to facilitate classes, events, and community engagement activities. Volunteers are encouraged to share their time and talents to support the arts in the Berthoud community.

Join us for gardening and community at the Rocky Mountain Botanic Gardens. Volunteers are needed every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday from 9 to 11 am, April through October. Bring gloves, water, and your favorite garden tools.

Volunteer at community climbing meet ups and/or climbing trips to support adaptive climbing initiatives. Volunteers are required to attend a mandatory Virtual Volunteer Training once per year and will be paired with an existing volunteer for mentorship if needed.

Volunteers are needed to assist in organizing and running various events throughout the year, including the Dust Off event. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist in signing up new members at events or retail locations around Boulder. Volunteers are needed to help expand the FIDOS community by engaging with potential members and explaining the benefits of joining.

Volunteers are needed to assist with soil preparation, planting, weeding, harvesting, washing, and sorting produce. Additionally, help is needed in the office with web and social media management, fundraising, and program development. Volunteers can choose to participate on a one-time or recurring basis, with most shifts lasting two hours.

Lead a trail clean-up event by organizing volunteers to remove dog waste from trails. Volunteers can choose a trail and date or lead an existing event on the calendar.

Volunteers will pilot trishaws, providing older adults with a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience. Volunteers will undergo comprehensive training and must be willing to engage with seniors, sharing stories and building relationships.

Assist in spreading awareness about TLAG's mission by engaging with the community through social media and attending local meetings. Volunteers will help organize events and distribute information to support the preservation of open spaces.

Contribute to FIDOS by providing copywriting, graphic design, and web or e-newsletter content writing. Volunteers with skills in these areas are encouraged to help enhance the organization's communication efforts.

Support TLAG's legal efforts by assisting with research and documentation related to ongoing legal cases. Volunteers will work closely with the legal team to gather necessary information and help prepare for hearings.

Volunteers with experience in fundraising for nonprofit organizations are needed to support grant writing, research, and fundraising strategy consultation. This position can be done in person or remotely, with no minimum commitment required.

Provide temporary homes for herding dogs in need until they find their forever homes. Responsibilities include feeding, caring for, and socializing the dogs, as well as providing updates to the rescue organization.

As a volunteer, you will assist with various tasks including podcast transcription, audio editing, and writing show notes. This role is remote-friendly and allows you to contribute your skills in a flexible manner.

Volunteers may be asked to till soil, move compost, plant seeds, transplant seedlings, weed, clean up, harvest, and wash vegetables. No experience is necessary as all tools and instructions are provided.

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.

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.

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.

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 in organizing and running community events, help with art and science programming, and contribute to maintaining the play spaces. Volunteers will work closely with the team to create a welcoming environment for all visitors.

Assist with various tasks during the Buddhist Arts and Film Festival, such as event setup, guest assistance, and logistical support. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of the festival events.

Perform in the Arts for Elders Matinee Series, a monthly event where performing artists in theater, music, dance, and traditional performance share their art with the senior community.

Volunteer as a driver and performance companion for seniors in need of transportation to events. Volunteers receive a complimentary ticket to the event and have the opportunity to make a new grand-buddy.

Assist with grant research and writing, fundraising, development, transportation, ticket distribution, graphic design, marketing, website support, volunteer coordination, and outreach.

Assist at Boulder's oldest arts festival, featuring artists from around the country. Volunteers are needed for event set-up, water distribution, and booth sitting for artists. Engage with the arts community and help facilitate a successful event.

Volunteer at Boulder County's premier free outdoor summer concert series. Responsibilities include helping run the bar, selling drink tickets, and greeting/assisting attendees. A fun opportunity to enjoy music while supporting the community.

Participate in organizing community dinners, coordinating Choir T-shirts, and assisting in publishing the Choir newsletter. Volunteers help enhance the choir experience by supporting various organizational tasks.

Assist in running bake sales and collecting donations at BHS Choir concerts. Volunteers help ensure the smooth operation of fundraising activities during events.

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.

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.

Participate in free hands-on workshops to learn about trail building and maintenance. Volunteers will collaborate with land managers and engage in sustainable trail practices in Eldorado Canyon State Park and Jefferson County Open Space.

Join the Front Range Climbing Stewards in rebuilding the Royal Arch Trail for the City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks. Volunteers will assist in trail construction and maintenance, focusing on sustainable trail building techniques.

Assist in preparing for distribution day by packing products, cleaning, and maintaining areas of need. This opportunity occurs on the first Saturday of each month from 9am to 11am.

Assist with the registration process at the CoMA Annual Conference. Responsibilities include checking in attendees, distributing materials, and providing information about the event.

Volunteers assist with free genealogy help sessions on Thursday afternoons at the Fort Collins Old Town and Loveland libraries. Volunteers typically sign up for one two-hour shift per month and should have a basic understanding of genealogy research and websites like Ancestry.com.

Spend one day, 2-8 hours with an experienced BUILT NoCO student educating them about your trade. This helps students understand a day-in-the-life at your company and gets them excited about their opportunities post-graduation.

Come speak in the classroom so students can learn about the depth and breadth of the construction industry. This helps them understand what their career options are post-graduation and learn more about working at your company.

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.

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 are needed to help create a spooky atmosphere for the Creepy Walk in the Woods event. Responsibilities include setting up the haunted trail, assisting with ticket sales, and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for guests. Volunteers should be prepared to work in a team and handle tasks in a dynamic environment.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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