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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.