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 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.

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 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 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.

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 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.

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.

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.

Youth Volunteers get the chance to be wildlife heroes while learning valuable skills like responsibility, initiative, and teamwork. They help care for patients, train ambassadors, and attend community events alongside our staff and volunteers.

Our Group Volunteering Program offers clubs, corporate groups, and community organizations the chance to make a meaningful impact while enjoying a fun and rewarding experience together. Projects can be tailored to fit the group’s size, age, and abilities.

The Community Service Program allows community members to complete court-ordered volunteer hours while making a difference for wildlife. Tasks may include cleaning, maintenance, administrative work, and others, but volunteers are not permitted to interact with patients.

Animal Care Volunteers help keep our wildlife patients happy, healthy, and on the road to recovery. Volunteers work hands-on with a diverse array of Colorado species, providing vital husbandry and medical care.

Transport volunteers play a crucial role in getting wildlife patients to where they need to be. They assist in inter-facility transfers, releases, and some local transports for rehabilitation centers across the state of Colorado.

Education volunteers inspire their community by attending and facilitating classroom programs, outreach events, and professional presentations. They are responsible for the care, training, and management of our ambassador animals while teaching the public about wildlife and coexistence.

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.

Community Outreach Volunteers help to promote the services of Crossroads Safehouse within the community. This may include attending events, distributing materials, and engaging with community members to raise awareness about domestic violence.

The Library Coordinator will manage the organization and maintenance of the resource library, ensuring that materials are accessible to clients and staff. This role involves cataloging new materials and assisting with library events.