Volunteers are at the heart of everything we do at Wild Hope Ministries. As a volunteer, you will assist with various tasks around the ranch, including animal care, event setup, and community outreach activities. No specific skills are required, but a passion for helping others and a willingness to learn are essential.

Join the NoCo Santa Squad in supporting children and families by volunteering for various projects and events throughout the year. Volunteers may assist in organizing events, distributing gifts, and supporting the logistics of donation drives.

Volunteers at Wild Rose Mustang Advocacy Group engage in various tasks including mucking, administration work, fundraising, and event volunteering. These roles support the organization's mission to care for and train Mustangs for adoption.

Offer your skills in photography, translations, or other areas to support CPRW projects. Volunteers will use their expertise to enhance project outcomes and community engagement.

Assist in collecting seeds for future planting projects. This activity can be a half or full day and contributes to the restoration of native plant species.

Participate in river cleanup activities in the Poudre Canyon or Old Town Fort Collins. Volunteers will help remove debris and maintain the cleanliness of the river areas.

Join us for a full day of tree planting in burn areas to help reforest and restore the natural landscape. Volunteers will plant trees and assist in reforestation efforts.

Help with harvesting willow branches for river restoration projects. This activity supports the stabilization of riverbanks and the restoration of natural habitats.

Volunteers assist in the kitchen and dining area, helping with food preparation, cooking, counter service, bussing dishes, cleaning tables, and maintenance work. Volunteers are essential to the cafe's operations, contributing to the community by ensuring meals are served smoothly.

Volunteers help staff tables at special events, farmer’s markets, and community events. They also assist with the winter event auction and the 'Kids Feeding Kids' breakfast program, contributing to the cafe's outreach and fundraising efforts.

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.

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.

Join us to help build and maintain trails in the Fort Collins area! No prior experience is necessary, and we welcome both community and corporate groups. Work alongside seasoned OMBA members to construct trails and foster community engagement while enjoying the outdoors.

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.

As a Front Desk Ambassador, you will be the first point of contact for individuals seeking assistance. Responsibilities include greeting visitors, answering phones, and providing information about services offered by Crossroads Safehouse.

Shelter Support Advocates assist in the day-to-day operations of the shelter, providing support to residents and ensuring a safe and welcoming environment. Responsibilities include helping with meals, activities, and emotional support.

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.

As a DART Advocate, you will provide immediate support to victims of domestic violence in crisis situations. This role requires training and involves working closely with law enforcement and other agencies.

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.

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.