Assist in organizing and coordinating NEPCO's membership meetings held every other month. Responsibilities include setting up meeting spaces, managing attendance, and ensuring smooth communication during meetings.

Assist teachers in the classroom by helping with educational activities and managing student behavior. Volunteers are required to help for 2 hours and may choose preferred age groups or subjects.

Participate in scheduled work days to maintain and improve hiking trails in the Ute Pass area. Volunteers will help with tasks such as clearing paths, repairing trail surfaces, and ensuring trails are safe for public use.

Volunteers are needed to help build teams that plan and organize various programs and activities. Responsibilities include assisting with events, creating a library, planning programs, maintaining communications, and organizing social activities.

Assist in planning and executing community events to promote Falcon's unique rural-urban lifestyle. Responsibilities include coordinating with local businesses, managing event logistics, and ensuring successful event execution.

Engage with the community to promote responsible development and preserve Falcon's character. Responsibilities include attending public meetings, communicating with local officials, and distributing informational materials.

Volunteer Firefighters needed. Volunteer EMT's needed. CVFD is 100% volunteer agency serving the community. Requirements are attending monthly meetings/events and responding to incidents. If you are a resident of the area or not, we need volunteers! Shifts are available for those that do not live in the district and need hours. | Requirements: Would like to have volunteers with state certifications of FF1 and EMT already prior to joining. If no certifications are already complete, you will be asked to complete one or both within the first year. There are also opportunities for Wildland and HazMat certifications if desired. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Village Arts is seeking volunteers to assist in the areas of development and marketing. Volunteers will help with outreach efforts, promotional activities, and community engagement to support the organization's mission.

Help develop and implement marketing strategies to raise awareness about the organization's mission and events. Volunteers will create content, manage social media, and assist with public relations.

Participate in organizing and executing in-person events to support the organization's mission. Volunteers will assist with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist in organizing and participating in community outreach events to support families in need. Volunteers will engage with the community, distribute resources, and provide information about the organization's services.

Work alongside the operations team to ensure the smooth running of the organization's programs. Interns will assist with logistics, program management, and operational tasks.

Support the sales team in promoting and selling products that fund the organization's programs. Interns will gain experience in sales strategies and customer engagement.

Assist in various theatre production tasks such as finding props, building sets or costumes, putting up show posters, taking photographs, and working in the box office or backstage. Volunteers also have the opportunity to join the Star Bar Baking Brigade or contribute refreshments for intermission.

Assist the immigrant community by providing transportation locally or to Denver, helping set up medical appointments, making phone calls for housing, interpreting or translating, and delivering food. A second language is not required, and all are welcome to participate.

Volunteers will assist in the multi-year project to reintroduce the Greenback Cutthroat Trout in Rock Creek, managed by the Pike-San Isabel Forest, US Fish and Wildlife, and Trout Unlimited. Tasks include helping with habitat restoration and monitoring the reintroduction process.

Volunteers are needed to assist the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the US Forest Service in conducting an annual census of the threatened Pawnee montane skipper butterfly. This rare butterfly lives only in a few drainages along the South Platte River, and volunteers will help document sightings during late August to early September.

The Fundraising Coordinator works with grant writing volunteers, collaborates to promote events, and cultivates relationships with donors.

The Outreach Coordinator manages the organization's website and social media, collaborates to promote adoptable dogs, and supports relationships with partner rescue organizations.

The Canine Coordinator recruits, schedules, and coordinates fosters and transport volunteers, arranges transportation, boarding, and foster placements, and organizes adoptions.

Assist in promoting concerts and events through various media channels. Volunteers will help create and distribute promotional materials.

Assist with handing out programs and providing general support during concerts. Volunteers will help ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for concert attendees.

Assist in training and educating the public about double merles and special needs dogs. Volunteers will work closely with dogs and participate in educational events to promote awareness.

Help identify potential grants and fundraising opportunities to support the ensemble's activities. Volunteers will research and assist in the application process.

The Volunteer Coordinator is responsible for recruiting, scheduling, and coordinating volunteers, delivering volunteer orientation, providing ongoing support, and tracking volunteer hours and contributions.

Volunteers can assist with various tasks such as accounting, clerical work, animal training, event planning, fundraising, legal, marketing, medical, photography, and transportation.

Help with setting up and organizing venues for concerts and events. Volunteers will assist in ensuring the venue is prepared and welcoming for attendees.

Volunteers will guide visitors through various historic sites in Colorado Springs, providing informative and engaging narratives about the history and significance of each location. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking to groups and have an interest in local history.

Volunteers with basic office skills are needed to help keep track of all cats up for adoption. This role involves administrative tasks and data management.

Assist with special events throughout the year by helping transport animals and staff events. This role is ideal for those who enjoy event planning and logistics.

Volunteers are needed to help clean, feed, and give water to the cats on a daily basis. This role involves hands-on interaction with cats and maintaining their living spaces.

Assist in organizing and coordinating events focused on historic preservation, including lectures, forums, and special member activities. Volunteers will help with logistics, setup, and ensuring events run smoothly.

Help recruit and build relationships with partner organizations to promote the GrowthBusters film to a wider audience. Coordinate events and outreach activities.

Interface with the media and mastermind efforts to get the GrowthBusters film and issues discussed in the media. Build relationships with media outlets and coordinate publicity campaigns.

Volunteers are needed to assist with resetting and cleaning gravestones at Evergreen Cemetery. Tasks include physical labor such as lifting and cleaning stones, as well as pruning and trimming historic roses and maintaining the garden near the chapel.

Volunteers will help prune and trim the historic roses at Evergreen Cemetery and maintain the garden near the chapel. This role involves gardening tasks and ensuring the beauty of the cemetery's natural environment.

Engage in impactful community service projects, such as roadway clean-up, organizing food drives, and providing services to individuals in need. Volunteers play a crucial role in improving lives and strengthening community bonds.