As a Spellbinders Volunteer Storyteller, you will engage with children and adults in schools, libraries, and community centers to share the joy of storytelling. Volunteers are trained to enhance literacy and create connections through the art of oral storytelling.

Engage in the packaging of meals that serve Colorado persons who experience hunger on a daily basis. Volunteers will help pack meals in a group setting at the new warehouse location.

Participate in meal packaging events to support those facing hunger in Colorado. Volunteers will work together to pack meals at the new warehouse location.

Guide people while they shop in the free food market, explain limits, and physically assist seniors and the disabled. Volunteers should have strong interpersonal skills.

Monitor inventory, stock market as needed, assist shoppers with packing groceries and loading their car, and assist homeless shoppers. Volunteers must be able to bend, reach, and lift up to 20 pounds and wear closed-toe shoes.

Assist Spanish-speaking shoppers in the free food market and translate for intake if needed. Volunteers must speak fluent Spanish and English.

Assist with tasks that require lifting 50 pounds and up. Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes and be prepared for physically demanding work.

Help prepare the market by stocking and reorganizing shelves, cleaning fixtures, breaking down and recycling boxes, and sorting donations. Volunteers must be able to bend, reach, and lift up to 20 pounds and wear closed-toe shoes.

Assist in organizing and executing events such as the Miss Curly Self-eSTEAM Pageant. Responsibilities include liaising with the public and supporting various event activities.

Help maintain and update the CoMA website. Responsibilities include updating content, ensuring website functionality, and assisting with digital communications.

Host and organize social or networking events for CoMA members. Responsibilities include planning events, coordinating with venues, and promoting events to members.

Share your skills and knowledge with CoMA members by teaching workshops or mentoring emerging metalsmiths. Responsibilities include preparing lesson plans, conducting workshops, and providing guidance to students.

Provide a loving home for senior or medical dogs who are not candidates for adoption. Ensure they live comfortably and happily for the remainder of their lives.

Assist with transporting dogs to vet visits, adoption events, and new homes. Help ensure dogs reach their destinations safely and comfortably.

Capture photos of foster dogs to help promote them for adoption and document their stories.

Assist foster homes by walking dogs, attending vet appointments, and helping with training and socialization.

Open your home and heart to dogs in need by providing a temporary home for them. Work closely with the rescue to rehabilitate each foster dog until they are ready for adoption.

Assist with administrative duties such as record-keeping, application processing, and compliance with licensing and tax requirements.

Create a scrapbook featuring success stories and photos of adopted and adoptable dogs to showcase at events.

Review adoption and volunteer applications, conduct phone interviews, and assist with reference checks and home visits.