Volunteers are needed to teach financial literacy classes to 2nd and 4th graders, as well as middle school students. Each position requires a commitment of five days, with one hour per day dedicated to teaching scripted curriculum with provided materials.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the winter sports program, which includes skiing and snowboarding for individuals with disabilities. Volunteers must complete an intake form, waivers, and background checks, and attend training sessions before participating in the program.

Volunteers will lead financial literacy seminars for high school students, young adults, and community members. These seminars require a commitment of 1-2 hours and involve teaching scripted curriculum with full slide visuals and provided materials.

Help ASA offer adaptive summer programs including whitewater rafting, canoeing, kayaking, and cycling for individuals with disabilities. No experience is necessary, as all training is provided free of charge, and volunteers will assist with various outdoor activities.

Primary Role(s): Structural Firefighter and/or EMS Provider Potential Secondary Roles: Wildland Firefighter, Technical Rescue Specialist, Hazmat Technician | Requirements: - High School Diploma or GED - Valid Colorado Driver's License - Pass criminal background check - Pass medical physical | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT

Assist with daily ranch chores including cleaning pens, scrubbing water tanks, and fixing fences. This role requires physical work and a commitment to helping horses in need.

Support the rescue's fundraising and marketing efforts. This role involves creative thinking and outreach to help raise awareness and funds for the rescue.

Volunteers assist in maintaining the ranch to provide an optimal experience for youth riders. Responsibilities include fencing maintenance, metal siding and roofing repairs, landscaping, mowing, and clearing rocks from horse areas.

Volunteer medical professionals are needed to provide care for campers and summer volunteers at Wilderness Ranch. Responsibilities include triage assessment, emergency response, and documentation of medical treatment. Medical professionals are invited to stay at camp during their week(s) of service at no cost.

Join Wilderness Ranch for their annual Work Week to help prepare the camp for the summer season. Volunteers will engage in various tasks such as painting, cleaning, and construction, with no fee for participation. Lodging and food will be provided for all volunteers.