Help maintain and improve HPCO's website, manage social media platforms, and ensure a strong online presence.

Transport dogs from one location to another, ensuring their safety and comfort during the journey. Volunteers may also assist with microchipping and participate in events.

Support community events like the July 4th Bike Parade and Holiday Lighting Displays by helping with set-up, registration, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Join the Cleanup Crew by downloading the Litter CleanUp app and picking up litter in your area. Use the app to record your cleanups, track your progress, and share with friends and family. This role is flexible with no lengthy application process or time commitment.

Use your medical skills to help administer microchips and provide other necessary medical services to incoming rescue dogs. Ideal for EMTs, phlebotomists, or vet techs.

Assist in organizing and running events to support the rescue efforts. Volunteers may help with setting up, managing booths, and engaging with the public to raise awareness.

Donate your time and skills to photograph rescue dogs for their adoption bios, helping them find their forever homes. This role is perfect for photographers looking for new subjects.

Organize initiatives to promote sustainability in Harvey Park and brainstorm ideas to foster community engagement.

Lend your photography or graphic design skills to create visually appealing content for HPCO's website, social media, and promotional materials.

Assist at gifting events by helping children select their new bedding packages and engaging with them by reading or listening to a story. These events are held at various agencies in the Denver Metro area.

Join the fundraising team to help secure donations, plan events, and develop strategies to maintain HPCO's financial strength.

Support the Hall with marketing and communications efforts. This role is flexible and can be done remotely, suitable for current, aspiring, or retired professionals.

Assist with creating content for the Colorado Music Hall of Fame's eNews, website, and other publications. Student writers are welcome to apply.

Join a local 350 Colorado team to work on local issues, host events, and plan for local actions. It's a great way to meet people working to solve climate change in your community and stay involved.

Help organize a local campaign on one of 350 Colorado's areas of focus, such as stopping fracking or promoting renewable energy. Volunteers will assist in planning and executing campaign strategies.

Join one of 350 Colorado's committees to plan actions and events focused on climate solutions. Committees meet bi-weekly or monthly and are open to any member of the public, with no experience required.

Become a 'clicktivist' by signing online petitions, sharing social media posts, and sending emails to support climate action. This role is perfect for those who prefer to contribute digitally.

Volunteers are needed to serve on various committees within UpDoNA, contributing to the planning and execution of community initiatives and events. Participants will engage in discussions and decision-making processes to support the organization's mission.

Volunteers will assist in creating and editing content for UpDoNA's newsletter, ensuring timely and accurate dissemination of community news and events. This role requires strong writing and editing skills.

Volunteers will help plan and coordinate community events, ensuring successful execution and engagement. Responsibilities include logistics planning, vendor coordination, and on-site event support.