Join the NoCo Santa Squad in supporting children and families by volunteering for various projects and events throughout the year. Volunteers may assist in organizing events, distributing gifts, and supporting the logistics of donation drives.

Volunteers are at the heart of everything we do at Wild Hope Ministries. As a volunteer, you will assist with various tasks around the ranch, including animal care, event setup, and community outreach activities. No specific skills are required, but a passion for helping others and a willingness to learn are essential.

Volunteers at Wild Rose Mustang Advocacy Group engage in various tasks including mucking, administration work, fundraising, and event volunteering. These roles support the organization's mission to care for and train Mustangs for adoption.

Offer your skills in photography, translations, or other areas to support CPRW projects. Volunteers will use their expertise to enhance project outcomes and community engagement.

Join us for a full day of tree planting in burn areas to help reforest and restore the natural landscape. Volunteers will plant trees and assist in reforestation efforts.

Participate in river cleanup activities in the Poudre Canyon or Old Town Fort Collins. Volunteers will help remove debris and maintain the cleanliness of the river areas.

Help with harvesting willow branches for river restoration projects. This activity supports the stabilization of riverbanks and the restoration of natural habitats.

Assist in collecting seeds for future planting projects. This activity can be a half or full day and contributes to the restoration of native plant species.

Volunteers help staff tables at special events, farmer’s markets, and community events. They also assist with the winter event auction and the 'Kids Feeding Kids' breakfast program, contributing to the cafe's outreach and fundraising efforts.

Volunteers assist in the kitchen and dining area, helping with food preparation, cooking, counter service, bussing dishes, cleaning tables, and maintenance work. Volunteers are essential to the cafe's operations, contributing to the community by ensuring meals are served smoothly.

The Publicity Chair creates monthly flyers and assists the Publicity Assistant, who updates the website with event information. Tasks require 2-4 hours weekly and involve word processing and website updates.

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.

Sell Odyssey of the Mind merchandise and toys, track sales, and handle monies. Engage with customers to promote products.

Assist in training youth in job skills, social-emotional learning, and nutrition education on the farm. Volunteers will help with activities such as mock interviews, customer interactions, and gardening tasks.

Collect score packets from all 6 problems plus spontaneous and deliver them to the score room for tabulation. Ensure timely and accurate delivery of scores.

Help create a welcoming and fun environment at our Mural Project Festival by assisting with event setup, handing out snacks and drinks to artists, and helping with scaffolding. Volunteers are essential in ensuring the festival runs smoothly.

Patrol the front and east side of the building, keep the circle-drive clear, and assist coaches with unloading and parking. Ensure smooth traffic flow and safety.

Set up the Primary Awards Ceremony after the morning group and at the end of the day after the afternoon group. Responsible for setting up the main stage in the auditorium for the Awards Ceremony at the end of the day.

Help document the amazing work of artists by photographing or videoing their work, placing event posters around town, and translating web pages into Spanish. Your contributions will help share our mission with a wider audience.

Assist with putting away chairs and tables, taking down banners and signs, and packing up boxes for loading. This is the shortest volunteer shift of the day and involves teamwork to ensure a quick clean-up.

Monitor traffic in and out of the Long Term Problem room during competition. Ensure the door is closed during competitions and open when no one is competing.

Assist children with materials and craft supplies to create a banner for their school to parade in with prior to the Awards Ceremony. Help with placing membership name signs and lining up teams by membership name.

As a foster home volunteer, you will provide a temporary home for dogs in need. Responsibilities include bringing the foster dog to vet appointments and coordinating supplies provided by the organization. Commitment to the foster dog until adoption is required.

Responsible for preparing and serving food throughout the day, including breakfast, lunch, and snacks for Judges and Officials. Also manage the Coach’s Break Room with light snacks and drinks.

Assist the SPC for each long term problem with various duties such as paperwork, fetching supplies, or helping as a door monitor. Duties vary based on the specific needs of the SPC.

Work alongside the team to provide cleaning, feeding, and medical care for current rescues. Gain experience in animal handling and learn about the environmental and husbandry needs of various species.

Assist with the daily care and maintenance of horses, including feeding, grooming, and cleaning stalls. Volunteers will also help with rehabilitation activities and support the overall well-being of the horses.

Set up the registration area, check in Judges and Volunteers, hand out vests, register teams, check membership cards and team rosters, and provide packets and information.

Assist in the Spontaneous Problem area as a Check-in Person, Runner, or in the Holding Room. A good sense of humor is required to help kids relax and enjoy the day.

Participate in outreach and fundraising events, which may include animal handling and directing guests. Volunteers are expected to operate independently and engage with the public to promote understanding of reptiles and amphibians.

Assist in creating memorable and impactful events by setting up tables, chairs, and decor for workshops, bike tours, and fundraisers. Volunteers may also help with running donation pickups and translating for tours.

Assist in educational programs by traveling to schools and organizations to deliver lectures and facilitate interactions with ambassador animals. Volunteers help educate the public about reptiles and amphibians.

Sew coats for Galgos to be sent to Spanish shelters. This role requires skilled craft or trade abilities, particularly in sewing, to create warm and durable coats for the dogs.

Contact the Spanish embassy to demand legislation and action protecting the Galgo from inhumane treatment and abuse. This role involves advocacy and communication skills to effectively convey the importance of animal welfare.

Assist GRIN by applying for grants to further the organization's mission. This role requires strong writing and research skills to identify and apply for relevant grants.

Participate in public work days to repair trails and bridges. Volunteers will work on trail restoration projects to maintain and improve trail conditions for hikers and campers.

Participate in organizing the annual conference and assist on the day of the event and at special events. Volunteers will help with logistics, coordination, and attendee support.

Assist in providing transformative experiences for adolescents facing challenges. Volunteers will help in activities such as rock climbing, high ropes courses, and team-building games, fostering resilience and a positive mindset among participants.

Provide transportation support for families and individuals involved with 3Hopeful Hearts. Volunteers will assist with driving needs to facilitate participation in events and support groups.

Support the operations and activities at the 3Hopeful Hearts Center for Hope. Volunteers will help maintain the center and assist with various tasks to ensure it remains a welcoming space for families.

Provide direct support and correspondence to families navigating the journey of child loss. Volunteers will engage with families to offer comfort and assistance as needed.

Utilize sewing skills to create comforting items for families experiencing child loss. Volunteers will craft items that provide solace and support to grieving families.

Assist with running errands and providing logistical support to aid families dealing with the loss of a child. Volunteers will help with various tasks to ease the burden on grieving families.

Assist with organizing and executing events and fundraising activities to support families affected by child loss. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and effectively contribute to the organization's mission.

Volunteers prepare for the joyful experience of telling stories in elementary classrooms each month of the school year. They connect children with oral traditions such as fables and folktales, boosting literacy in the process.

As a Volunteer Advocate, you will support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities by advocating for their rights and inclusion in the community. Responsibilities include attending meetings, providing support, and helping to educate the community on disability rights.

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.

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.