Host open houses and assist with historic displays at the Firehouse Museum. Volunteers will engage with visitors and provide information about the exhibits.

Lead walking tours of Old Town Niwot for school groups, public groups, and festivals. Volunteers will educate participants about the historical significance of the area.

Assist in the cataloging and archiving of historical artifacts to preserve the rich history of Niwot. Volunteers will work with historical items and ensure they are properly documented and stored.

Plan and organize social events for members and families of the Niwot Historical Society. Volunteers will coordinate activities that foster community engagement and enjoyment.

Participate in parades and special events such as the 4th of July and Enchanted Evening, representing the Niwot Historical Society. Volunteers will help organize and manage event activities.

Join us for the Boulder Polar Plunge event. Volunteers will assist with event logistics, registration, and cheering on participants. This opportunity requires a commitment of 4-6 hours on the event day.

Lead script reading groups or coordinate programs to take on the road. If you have theater expertise, we would love your help in putting on workshops or planning events.

We are looking for general board members who can help us regroup after COVID. Legal or financial expertise would be a plus, and the term is three years.

We are looking for individuals interested in stage managing, graphic design, set building, costumes, and other backstage assistance.

Volunteer at community climbing meet ups and/or climbing trips to support adaptive climbing initiatives. Volunteers are required to attend a mandatory Virtual Volunteer Training once per year and will be paired with an existing volunteer for mentorship if needed.

Help us strategize to expand our volunteer base by visiting senior centers, adult 55+ communities, and other local groups.

Join BMA in building and improving multi-use trails across Boulder County. Volunteers are needed on weekday evenings and weekends from April to September to contribute their time and effort to create and maintain trails.

Volunteers are needed to assist in organizing and running various events throughout the year, including the Dust Off event. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Contribute to FIDOS by providing copywriting, graphic design, and web or e-newsletter content writing. Volunteers with skills in these areas are encouraged to help enhance the organization's communication efforts.

Volunteers may be asked to till soil, move compost, plant seeds, transplant seedlings, weed, clean up, harvest, and wash vegetables. No experience is necessary as all tools and instructions are provided.

Help lead weekly social rides as a volunteer Ride Guide. This role involves riding your bike, making new friends, and fostering a community of mountain biking enthusiasts.

Provide temporary homes for herding dogs in need until they find their forever homes. Responsibilities include feeding, caring for, and socializing the dogs, as well as providing updates to the rescue organization.

Volunteers with experience in fundraising for nonprofit organizations are needed to support grant writing, research, and fundraising strategy consultation. This position can be done in person or remotely, with no minimum commitment required.

Volunteers are needed to assist with soil preparation, planting, weeding, harvesting, washing, and sorting produce. Additionally, help is needed in the office with web and social media management, fundraising, and program development. Volunteers can choose to participate on a one-time or recurring basis, with most shifts lasting two hours.

Assist in spreading awareness about TLAG's mission by engaging with the community through social media and attending local meetings. Volunteers will help organize events and distribute information to support the preservation of open spaces.