Event volunteers represent VOI and our work in the community and provide general support during special events throughout the year. Responsibilities include assisting VOI staff in planning events and managing donations during fundraising activities.

Volunteer advocates are called by police to respond on-scene overnight or on weekends. They provide emotional support during a crisis, share information and resources, and are a crucial first step to victims starting on a path of healing and recovery. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old, pass a background check, and commit to a minimum of one year of service.

Assist in the evacuation of pets during emergencies, ensuring their safety and well-being. Volunteers will work with emergency services to transport and care for animals in crisis situations.

Join us in maintaining and constructing trails, which includes tasks like drainage upkeep, building rock walls, and using tools such as McCleods and shovels to shape trails sustainably. Volunteers will work on projects ranging from light maintenance to new trail construction.

Support runners during race events by volunteering at aid stations. Volunteers will assist with providing refreshments and encouragement to participants, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable race experience.

Help keep our open spaces clean by participating in cleanup efforts. Volunteers will assist in removing trash and promoting Leave No Trace principles to ensure the beauty and sustainability of our trails.

Join the Emergency Evacuation Team to assist in the care of large animals during wildfires, floods, and other natural disasters. Volunteers are trained and protected under a county agreement, and horse handling experience is not required for all roles.

Pleasant View FD is looking for dedicated, passionate, and hard-working individuals to join us as Volunteer Firefighters. Pleasant View is a 2.5 mile district tucked between Golden and the Denver Metro area; and although small, it consists of residential, commercial, highway, and wildland areas. We often get the opportunity to work in conjunction with our neighboring departments, Golden and Fairmount, to provide coverage and protection to a larger region. Volunteers dedicate at least 36 hours of shift-time monthly, and the department commits to offering ample trainings, multiple certifications, and support to become the best Firefighter you can be. This is a great way to gain experience in the fire service if you are looking to change careers, or just a way to give back and serve your community. We welcome people with or without experience in Fire and EMS, and those living in or out of district to apply. | Requirements: EMT Basic preferred Fire I and Hazmat a plus, but not required | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Join our volunteer crew to help care for horses at HPL Ranch. Responsibilities include mucking pens, scrubbing water tanks, loading hay, and grooming horses. Volunteers must attend an orientation session to learn safe practices and ranch maintenance.

Support the organization with various administrative tasks to ensure smooth operations. Volunteers will assist with office duties and organizational tasks.

Assist in preparing tax returns and greeting clients at the office. Volunteers will help ensure a smooth and welcoming experience for community members seeking tax assistance.

Participate in outreach activities to connect with the community and promote the organization's services. Volunteers will help spread awareness and gather community feedback.

Guide community members through the process of accessing healthcare benefits and resources. Volunteers will provide personalized assistance and support.

Deliver food to home-bound neighbors in four counties, ensuring they receive necessary nutrition and support. Volunteers will help combat food insecurity in the community.

Support the organization by entering and analyzing data related to community services and outreach. Volunteers will help maintain accurate records and provide insights for improvement.

Provide information and referrals to community members seeking assistance with healthcare and other benefits. Volunteers will help connect individuals with the resources they need.

Engage with community members through phone calls to provide support and information. Volunteers will help maintain connections and ensure community members feel supported.

Assist in educating the community about healthcare resources and benefits. Volunteers will engage with community members to provide information and support.

Assist in the upkeep of the Prospect Valley property by engaging in yard work, painting, cleanup, and garden maintenance throughout different seasons. Volunteers help maintain a peaceful and welcoming environment for missionary guests.

As a Literacy Tutor, you will work one-on-one with individuals with Down syndrome to help them learn to read. The commitment is one hour per week for a 12-week session, and you will coordinate with the family of the child you are tutoring.