Volunteer: Interpretive Guide & Science EducatorDo you have an interest in outdoor education, children, science, and dinosaurs? Are you a lifelong learner who enjoys inspiring students and adults? Learn how to engage students and visitors in observation, wonder, and learning about the unique fossils, and geology found at this National Natural Landmark! No background in geology or paleontology is required and in-depth training is provided. Dinosaur Ridge interpretive guides assist with educational tours and programs focused on the lives and deaths of dinosaurs, ancient environments, and the earth science of this amazing site. School tours/programs are conducted Sept-June on weekdays between 9am-3pm. During the summer, programs and tours are conducted for weekday summer camps. Several weekend walking tours led by volunteers are also offered to the public throughout the year. Program: Friends of Dinosaur Ridge Do you have an interest in outdoor education, children, science, and dinosaurs? Are you a lifelong learner who enjoys inspiring students and adults? Learn how to engage students and visitors in observation, wonder, and learning about the unique fossils, and geology found at this National Natural Landmark! No background in geology or paleontology is required and in-depth training is provided. Dinosaur Ridge interpretive guides assist with educational tours and programs focused on the lives and deaths of dinosaurs, ancient environments, and the earth science of this amazing site. School tours/programs are conducted Sept-June on weekdays between 9am-3pm. During the summer, programs and tours are conducted for weekday summer camps. Several weekend walking tours led by volunteers are also offered to the public throughout the year. Program: Friends of Dinosaur Ridge Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80465 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Spanish Language Educator &Tour GuideBilingue en ingles y español? Do you enjoy working with children and learning about dinosaurs and earth science? We are looking for Spanish-speaking volunteers to help inspire students to be scientists as they observe, wonder, and learn about the lives and deaths of our backyard dinosaurs and the unique fossils, and geology found at this National Natural Landmark. In-depth training is provided (training is currently only in English, but we do have printed Spanish materials as well as audio tours in Spanish). You do not need to have a background in geology or paleontology --just an eagerness to learn! School tours and other scheduled outdoor education programs are conducted Sept-June on weekdays between 9am-3pm. During the summer, programs are conducted for camps and adult groups. Weekend walking tours are offered throughout the year. Volunteer as as often as you would like, with a min. commitment of 4-8 hrs/month for at least 6 months after completing training. Volunteers must complete a background check, review and sign our Volunteer Handbook and complete an online DEI training to serve in these roles. To learn more and complete a volunteer application, visit https://dinoridge.org/volunteer/ . Questions? email volunteer@dinoridge.org Come join our fun team of educators as we work to expand our Spanish language offerings to reach a wider audience! Program: Friends of Dinosaur Ridge Bilingue en ingles y español? Do you enjoy working with children and learning about dinosaurs and earth science? We are looking for Spanish-speaking volunteers to help inspire students to be scientists as they observe, wonder, and learn about the lives and deaths of our backyard dinosaurs and the unique fossils, and geology found at this National Natural Landmark. In-depth training is provided (training is currently only in English, but we do have printed Spanish materials as well as audio tours in Spanish). You do not need to have a background in geology or paleontology --just an eagerness to learn! School tours and other scheduled outdoor education programs are conducted Sept-June on weekdays between 9am-3pm. During the summer, programs are conducted for camps and adult groups. Weekend walking tours are offered throughout the year. Volunteer as as often as you would like, with a min. commitment of 4-8 hrs/month for at least 6 months after completing training. Volunteers must complete a background check, review and sign our Volunteer Handbook and complete an online DEI training to serve in these roles. To learn more and complete a volunteer application, visit https://dinoridge.org/volunteer/ . Questions? email volunteer@dinoridge.org Come join our fun team of educators as we work to expand our Spanish language offerings to reach a wider audience! Program: Friends of Dinosaur Ridge Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80465 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Defensores Voluntarios de VictimasLos defensores voluntarios de víctimas trabajan con el departamento de policía, respondiendo a las escenas del crimen para ayudar a las personas después de eventos traumáticos. Las víctimas tienen derechos en nuestro sistema y nuestros Defensores Voluntarios de Víctimas trabajan para garantizar que las personas estén informadas de sus derechos, ayudarlas a acceder a la seguridad y brindarles apoyo emocional. Comuníquese con nuestro Coordinador de la Unidad de Servicios para Víctimas, Drew Hogan, al 303-658-4210 si está interesado en obtener más información sobre cómo unirse a este importante equipo para ayudar a las personas de nuestra comunidad.
Debe tener 21 años para aplicar. Program: City of Westminster Los defensores voluntarios de víctimas trabajan con el departamento de policía, respondiendo a las escenas del crimen para ayudar a las personas después de eventos traumáticos. Las víctimas tienen derechos en nuestro sistema y nuestros Defensores Voluntarios de Víctimas trabajan para garantizar que las personas estén informadas de sus derechos, ayudarlas a acceder a la seguridad y brindarles apoyo emocional. Comuníquese con nuestro Coordinador de la Unidad de Servicios para Víctimas, Drew Hogan, al 303-658-4210 si está interesado en obtener más información sobre cómo unirse a este importante equipo para ayudar a las personas de nuestra comunidad.
Debe tener 21 años para aplicar. Program: City of Westminster Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80031 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Change a Child's Story- become a Court Appointed Special Advocate!Advocate for the best interest of a child experiencing abuse, neglect or barriers to a quality education. Help make a difference and change the course of a child’s life in your community by becoming a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA). Volunteers are people just like you; compassionate, self-motivated community individuals. CASA has two avenues for you to advocate for children in your community. In Dependency and Neglect Cases, the family is in court due to their actions and the risk it presents to the well-being of the child. The judge appoints CASA to the case and the Program Coordinator appoints a volunteer. The advocate will meet with the child and the parent(s)/care giver to gain knowledge of the child and their life situation. They submit reports to the judge, attend court, and speak on behalf of the child for their best interests to be in a safe and permanent home. Program: CASA of the Continental Divide Advocate for the best interest of a child experiencing abuse, neglect or barriers to a quality education. Help make a difference and change the course of a child’s life in your community by becoming a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA). Volunteers are people just like you; compassionate, self-motivated community individuals. CASA has two avenues for you to advocate for children in your community. In Dependency and Neglect Cases, the family is in court due to their actions and the risk it presents to the well-being of the child. The judge appoints CASA to the case and the Program Coordinator appoints a volunteer. The advocate will meet with the child and the parent(s)/care giver to gain knowledge of the child and their life situation. They submit reports to the judge, attend court, and speak on behalf of the child for their best interests to be in a safe and permanent home. Program: CASA of the Continental Divide Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 81631 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Ushers Needed for Live TheaterWe are seeking enthusiastic individuals who are interested in becoming a part of the Miners Alley Performing Arts Center Volunteer Program. We ask our volunteers to make a commitment to ushering five to six times per year. That means that you would usher one night every 10 weeks or so (a total of 5-6 times per year). Volunteers must attend 2-hour training prior to volunteering. In return, you get to enjoy high quality, Live Theater performances for free! If this sounds like something you would be interested in, I would love to arrange a time for us to meet so I can show you the ropes and get you on board.
Mary Jo Calandriello Program: Miners Alley Performing Arts Center We are seeking enthusiastic individuals who are interested in becoming a part of the Miners Alley Performing Arts Center Volunteer Program. We ask our volunteers to make a commitment to ushering five to six times per year. That means that you would usher one night every 10 weeks or so (a total of 5-6 times per year). Volunteers must attend 2-hour training prior to volunteering. In return, you get to enjoy high quality, Live Theater performances for free! If this sounds like something you would be interested in, I would love to arrange a time for us to meet so I can show you the ropes and get you on board.
Mary Jo Calandriello Program: Miners Alley Performing Arts Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help Us Service Digital Talking Book MachinesWe are looking for volunteers to help keep our books “talking.” Each talking book machine issued to a library patron is serviced at the workshop in Denver. Your role in repairing and maintaining these machines is crucial, as it directly impacts the lives of our library patrons. The Talking Book Machine Repair Program is open to everyone, regardless of their level of experience. Whether you're a seasoned electronics enthusiast or someone looking to learn a new skill, you'll find a supportive and inclusive community here. Our program is designed to foster teamwork, engagement, and satisfaction, and we're excited to have you join us. Program: Colorado Talking Book Library We are looking for volunteers to help keep our books “talking.” Each talking book machine issued to a library patron is serviced at the workshop in Denver. Your role in repairing and maintaining these machines is crucial, as it directly impacts the lives of our library patrons. The Talking Book Machine Repair Program is open to everyone, regardless of their level of experience. Whether you're a seasoned electronics enthusiast or someone looking to learn a new skill, you'll find a supportive and inclusive community here. Our program is designed to foster teamwork, engagement, and satisfaction, and we're excited to have you join us. Program: Colorado Talking Book Library Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80226 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Join CASACD's Community Education TeamCASA of the Continental Divide is recruiting volunteers to serve on our Community Education Team (CET). Our CET will be a group of members who raise awareness of CASACD in our communities through the following activities: Training, orientation and ongoing support will be provided. Interested in serving? Contact Janine at janine.mariani@mtncasa.org Program: CASA of the Continental Divide CASA of the Continental Divide is recruiting volunteers to serve on our Community Education Team (CET). Our CET will be a group of members who raise awareness of CASACD in our communities through the following activities: Training, orientation and ongoing support will be provided. Interested in serving? Contact Janine at janine.mariani@mtncasa.org Program: CASA of the Continental Divide Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 81621 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Immigration LawyerWe are looking for an immigration lawyer that can help a few of our community members with their immigration process. Program: Angelica Village We are looking for an immigration lawyer that can help a few of our community members with their immigration process. Program: Angelica Village Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80226 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: ESL Tutor/InstructorWe have 12 community members that are in need of learning English. We are looking for volunteer to teach/host a class at our main location in Lakewood, CO. Program: Angelica Village We have 12 community members that are in need of learning English. We are looking for volunteer to teach/host a class at our main location in Lakewood, CO. Program: Angelica Village Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80226 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Coordinator Assistant: For Shelter for Single and Expectant Mothers and their ChildrenAssist our volunteer manager in data entry of volunteer opportunities and contact volunteers to support our shelter. Program: Marisol Homes Assist our volunteer manager in data entry of volunteer opportunities and contact volunteers to support our shelter. Program: Marisol Homes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: AmbassadorJob Title: Ambassador Position Overview: The Ambassador serves as a vital liaison between Green Team Academy and their community, promoting the organization's mission, programs, and initiatives. Ambassadors play a crucial role in building relationships, raising awareness, and fostering engagement within their local community. Key Responsibilities: Community Outreach and Engagement: Actively promote Green Team Academy's mission, programs, and initiatives within the local community. Engage with community members, organizations, and stakeholders to raise awareness and foster collaboration. Organize and participate in community events, workshops, and outreach activities to promote environmental sustainability and community involvement.Networking and Relationship Building: Build and maintain relationships with community leaders, businesses, schools, and other relevant organizations. Identify and leverage opportunities for partnerships, sponsorships, and collaborative projects to support Green Team Academy's goals. Serve as a trusted resource and point of contact for community members interested in getting involved with Green Team Academy.Communication and Advocacy: Effectively communicate Green Team Academy's message, values, and initiatives through various channels, including social media, newsletters, and public speaking engagements. Advocate for environmental sustainability and community action by sharing relevant information, resources, and success stories with community members. Support and amplify Green Team Academy's advocacy efforts, campaigns, and calls to action within the local community.Support and Collaboration: Collaborate with Green Team Academy staff and volunteers to coordinate outreach efforts, events, and campaigns. Provide feedback, insights, and recommendations to improve the effectiveness of Green Team Academy's programs and outreach strategies. Serve as a supportive and enthusiastic member of the Green Team Academy community, contributing to a positive and inclusive organizational culture.Qualifications: Passion for environmental sustainability and community engagement. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to build and maintain relationships with diverse stakeholders. Self-motivated and proactive with excellent organizational skills. Experience in community outreach, advocacy, or related fields is preferred. Familiarity with social media platforms and digital communication tools is a plus.Time Commitment: This is a volunteer position with a flexible time commitment, typically requiring a few hours per week. Ambassadors may need to attend occasional meetings, events, or training sessions. By fulfilling the responsibilities outlined in this job description, Ambassadors play a vital role in advancing Green Team Academy's mission and fostering positive change within their communities. Program: Green Team Academy Job Title: Ambassador Position Overview: The Ambassador serves as a vital liaison between Green Team Academy and their community, promoting the organization's mission, programs, and initiatives. Ambassadors play a crucial role in building relationships, raising awareness, and fostering engagement within their local community. Key Responsibilities: Community Outreach and Engagement: Actively promote Green Team Academy's mission, programs, and initiatives within the local community. Engage with community members, organizations, and stakeholders to raise awareness and foster collaboration. Organize and participate in community events, workshops, and outreach activities to promote environmental sustainability and community involvement.Networking and Relationship Building: Build and maintain relationships with community leaders, businesses, schools, and other relevant organizations. Identify and leverage opportunities for partnerships, sponsorships, and collaborative projects to support Green Team Academy's goals. Serve as a trusted resource and point of contact for community members interested in getting involved with Green Team Academy.Communication and Advocacy: Effectively communicate Green Team Academy's message, values, and initiatives through various channels, including social media, newsletters, and public speaking engagements. Advocate for environmental sustainability and community action by sharing relevant information, resources, and success stories with community members. Support and amplify Green Team Academy's advocacy efforts, campaigns, and calls to action within the local community.Support and Collaboration: Collaborate with Green Team Academy staff and volunteers to coordinate outreach efforts, events, and campaigns. Provide feedback, insights, and recommendations to improve the effectiveness of Green Team Academy's programs and outreach strategies. Serve as a supportive and enthusiastic member of the Green Team Academy community, contributing to a positive and inclusive organizational culture.Qualifications: Passion for environmental sustainability and community engagement. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to build and maintain relationships with diverse stakeholders. Self-motivated and proactive with excellent organizational skills. Experience in community outreach, advocacy, or related fields is preferred. Familiarity with social media platforms and digital communication tools is a plus.Time Commitment: This is a volunteer position with a flexible time commitment, typically requiring a few hours per week. Ambassadors may need to attend occasional meetings, events, or training sessions. By fulfilling the responsibilities outlined in this job description, Ambassadors play a vital role in advancing Green Team Academy's mission and fostering positive change within their communities. Program: Green Team Academy Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80218 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer Social Media ManagerCalling all Social Media Savvy Superheroes!
Are you passionate about using the power of social media to make a positive impact in the world? Do you dream of leveraging your digital skills to help combat food insecurity and hunger in our community? If so, Jeffco Eats has an exciting opportunity for you to join our team as a Volunteer Social Media Manager! As our Social Media Manager, you'll play a crucial role in amplifying our mission and reaching a wider audience online. We're seeking a creative and dedicated individual with a passion for social justice and a knack for digital storytelling. The ideal candidate will have: Experience managing social media channels. Strong written communication and the ability to craft compelling content. Knowledge of social media analytics and tools to track performance and measure success. A collaborative spirit and the willingness to work closely with our team to achieve shared goals. Flexibility and a can-do attitude, with a commitment to making a difference in the lives of others.If you're ready to use your social media talent for good and join us in the fight against food insecurity, we want to hear from you! Please contact Barbara.Moore@jeffcoeats.com. Join Our Team and Make a Difference! By joining our team as a Volunteer Social Media Manager, you'll be making a tangible impact in the lives of individuals and families facing hunger in our community. Together, we can create a brighter future where everyone has access to nutritious food and the support they need to thrive. #VolunteerOpportunity #SocialMediaManager #CombatFoodInsecurity #MakeADifference
Program: Jeffco Eats Calling all Social Media Savvy Superheroes!
Are you passionate about using the power of social media to make a positive impact in the world? Do you dream of leveraging your digital skills to help combat food insecurity and hunger in our community? If so, Jeffco Eats has an exciting opportunity for you to join our team as a Volunteer Social Media Manager! As our Social Media Manager, you'll play a crucial role in amplifying our mission and reaching a wider audience online. We're seeking a creative and dedicated individual with a passion for social justice and a knack for digital storytelling. The ideal candidate will have: Experience managing social media channels. Strong written communication and the ability to craft compelling content. Knowledge of social media analytics and tools to track performance and measure success. A collaborative spirit and the willingness to work closely with our team to achieve shared goals. Flexibility and a can-do attitude, with a commitment to making a difference in the lives of others.If you're ready to use your social media talent for good and join us in the fight against food insecurity, we want to hear from you! Please contact Barbara.Moore@jeffcoeats.com. Join Our Team and Make a Difference! By joining our team as a Volunteer Social Media Manager, you'll be making a tangible impact in the lives of individuals and families facing hunger in our community. Together, we can create a brighter future where everyone has access to nutritious food and the support they need to thrive. #VolunteerOpportunity #SocialMediaManager #CombatFoodInsecurity #MakeADifference
Program: Jeffco Eats Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Paws to Read: Therapy Dog and Handler"Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong." This position involves sitting with your therapy certified dog (see qualifications below) while beginner/struggling readers read books out loud. Children have 15 minute private sessions, with a maximum of four children per evening or afternoon session.
About you: Program: City of Westminster "Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong." This position involves sitting with your therapy certified dog (see qualifications below) while beginner/struggling readers read books out loud. Children have 15 minute private sessions, with a maximum of four children per evening or afternoon session.
About you: Program: City of Westminster Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80030 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Shape the Future of the Mental Health Field-Become a Clinical Supervisor
Behind every great professional was once a student eager to learn, filled with potential, and ready to make a difference. The bridge between potential and expertise is YOU! We are committed to nurturing the next generation of licensed mental health providers and we believe your expertise and experience would greatly enhance our mission. Program: Spark Mental Wellness Program
Behind every great professional was once a student eager to learn, filled with potential, and ready to make a difference. The bridge between potential and expertise is YOU! We are committed to nurturing the next generation of licensed mental health providers and we believe your expertise and experience would greatly enhance our mission. Program: Spark Mental Wellness Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 81006 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Paws to Read: Therapy Dog and Handler - College Hill Library"Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong." This position involves sitting with your therapy certified dog (see qualifications below) while beginner/struggling readers read books out loud. Children have 15 minute private sessions, with a maximum of four children per evening or afternoon session.
About you: Program: City of Westminster "Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong." This position involves sitting with your therapy certified dog (see qualifications below) while beginner/struggling readers read books out loud. Children have 15 minute private sessions, with a maximum of four children per evening or afternoon session.
About you: Program: City of Westminster Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80030 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Editor for Communications TeamWHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR The Communications Team provides consultation and support for all agency communications to stakeholders about our work in the community with young people. This consists of communicating agency news, events, occasional poetry prompts, creation of youth poetry/art memes, videos, adult/youth creative workshop promotion, community engagement and fundevelopment. The Team consists of the following skilled positions: WritersEditorsGraphic designerDigital Video ProductionMedia CoordinatorSocial Media CoordinatorThe Team uses the following methods to communicate both internally and externally: WebsiteConstant ContactSocial MediaFacebookInstagramYouTubeLinkedInAgency CollateralCommunications PlanEvents MarketingPublic MediaThere are two editorial needs for the agency: 1. Rigorous review of news items, fundraising materials, and website content for consistency, appeal and adherence to agency style 2. Youth poetry editing (requires familiarity with the specifics of poetry formatting, as well as the ability to appropriately incorporate youth colloquialisms) Program: Art from Ashes WHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR The Communications Team provides consultation and support for all agency communications to stakeholders about our work in the community with young people. This consists of communicating agency news, events, occasional poetry prompts, creation of youth poetry/art memes, videos, adult/youth creative workshop promotion, community engagement and fundevelopment. The Team consists of the following skilled positions: WritersEditorsGraphic designerDigital Video ProductionMedia CoordinatorSocial Media CoordinatorThe Team uses the following methods to communicate both internally and externally: WebsiteConstant ContactSocial MediaFacebookInstagramYouTubeLinkedInAgency CollateralCommunications PlanEvents MarketingPublic MediaThere are two editorial needs for the agency: 1. Rigorous review of news items, fundraising materials, and website content for consistency, appeal and adherence to agency style 2. Youth poetry editing (requires familiarity with the specifics of poetry formatting, as well as the ability to appropriately incorporate youth colloquialisms) Program: Art from Ashes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: IT/ Website DesignerWHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR The IT/Website Designer is responsible for acquiring new information from the agency and updating the agency website within a timely fashion. Must be able to update a minimum of two pages a week. The IT/Website Designer must be able to effectively troubleshoot errors in agency systems such as agency website, email server, and hosting vender programs (e.g. Paypal, GPay). Education Experience: Computer Science (preferred), Website Design, Software Design, Systems Administration, or related field of study Tasks: Ensuring effective quality assurance and the overall integrity of the website - focusing on the internal functionality of the website, and on its coherence with infrastructure planning and interfaces with other programs (e.g., agency app, donation links, plugins)Create a streamlined process for sending out newsletterAbility to train staff on basic updates/maintenanceCreate a manual with relevant documentation (i.e., website, Google Suites, newsletter)Help plan transition to Google workspacesQualifications: Schedule: Flexible and virtual but must be available during agency operating hours for troubleshooting Program: Art from Ashes WHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR The IT/Website Designer is responsible for acquiring new information from the agency and updating the agency website within a timely fashion. Must be able to update a minimum of two pages a week. The IT/Website Designer must be able to effectively troubleshoot errors in agency systems such as agency website, email server, and hosting vender programs (e.g. Paypal, GPay). Education Experience: Computer Science (preferred), Website Design, Software Design, Systems Administration, or related field of study Tasks: Ensuring effective quality assurance and the overall integrity of the website - focusing on the internal functionality of the website, and on its coherence with infrastructure planning and interfaces with other programs (e.g., agency app, donation links, plugins)Create a streamlined process for sending out newsletterAbility to train staff on basic updates/maintenanceCreate a manual with relevant documentation (i.e., website, Google Suites, newsletter)Help plan transition to Google workspacesQualifications: Schedule: Flexible and virtual but must be available during agency operating hours for troubleshooting Program: Art from Ashes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Media and Press Coordinator/InternWHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Art from Ashes is seeking an exceptional, detail-oriented, and committed intern interested in non-profit donor development. Ideal candidate would be an upper-level undergraduate or graduate-level college student interested in hands-on experience in nonprofit development. This position is unpaid; however, class credit may be available depending on the policies of the successful candidate’s University. The successful candidate will help the Director of Development regarding donor development related to media and public relations, including but not limited to the following: Streamline system and make relevant updates for online and print calendars, newspapers and blog contactsMaintain and monitor results and posts on social media sitesBook radio, internet and television interviews, including updating question/answer scriptsMaintain and monitor Constant Contact releasesIdentify and implement alternative income streams from new media (e.g., Deal for a Cause).Edit and review media press to post online and to media contacts (including aiding in the Newsletter) Draft, review and send press releases to media outlets and ensure that volunteers have uniform informationArchive new and former press releases and media in e-filesAid in new media, "elevator speech" and marketing training for volunteersA successful candidate will possess the following qualifications: Experience and/or knowledge of a nonprofit environmentUpper-level college student or graduate level educationExceptional, professional and detail-oriented organizational skillsAdvanced knowledge of social media tools and computer literacy, including a working understanding of Excel and Constant ContactProfessional email etiquette and work habitsPassion for the Art from Ashes missionFlexible schedule, working no less than 10 hours a week in Art from Ashes officesProgram: Art from Ashes WHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Art from Ashes is seeking an exceptional, detail-oriented, and committed intern interested in non-profit donor development. Ideal candidate would be an upper-level undergraduate or graduate-level college student interested in hands-on experience in nonprofit development. This position is unpaid; however, class credit may be available depending on the policies of the successful candidate’s University. The successful candidate will help the Director of Development regarding donor development related to media and public relations, including but not limited to the following: Streamline system and make relevant updates for online and print calendars, newspapers and blog contactsMaintain and monitor results and posts on social media sitesBook radio, internet and television interviews, including updating question/answer scriptsMaintain and monitor Constant Contact releasesIdentify and implement alternative income streams from new media (e.g., Deal for a Cause).Edit and review media press to post online and to media contacts (including aiding in the Newsletter) Draft, review and send press releases to media outlets and ensure that volunteers have uniform informationArchive new and former press releases and media in e-filesAid in new media, "elevator speech" and marketing training for volunteersA successful candidate will possess the following qualifications: Experience and/or knowledge of a nonprofit environmentUpper-level college student or graduate level educationExceptional, professional and detail-oriented organizational skillsAdvanced knowledge of social media tools and computer literacy, including a working understanding of Excel and Constant ContactProfessional email etiquette and work habitsPassion for the Art from Ashes missionFlexible schedule, working no less than 10 hours a week in Art from Ashes officesProgram: Art from Ashes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Events TeamWHO WE ARE
Art from Ashes plans and hosts various FUNdraising events throughout the year, including First Friday performances, tabling at numerous events, fundraising partnership events with local companies, and standalone fundraisers and silent auctions. Do you have experience with volunteer recruitment & management at events, soliciting event sponsorships and business donations, silent auctions, organizing community performances and various aspects of logistical planning? If so, we'd love to talk to you about joining our team! Don't have the above experience, no problem, we'd still love to talk with you! We are also in need of people who are passionate about youth/youth struggles and can help represent our agency by volunteering at our tabling events. Program: Art from Ashes WHO WE ARE
Art from Ashes plans and hosts various FUNdraising events throughout the year, including First Friday performances, tabling at numerous events, fundraising partnership events with local companies, and standalone fundraisers and silent auctions. Do you have experience with volunteer recruitment & management at events, soliciting event sponsorships and business donations, silent auctions, organizing community performances and various aspects of logistical planning? If so, we'd love to talk to you about joining our team! Don't have the above experience, no problem, we'd still love to talk with you! We are also in need of people who are passionate about youth/youth struggles and can help represent our agency by volunteering at our tabling events. Program: Art from Ashes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Youth Workshop Facilitator (BIPOC/LGBTQIA+ Encouraged)WHO WE ARE The Mission of Art from Ashes is to empower struggling youth by providing creative programs that facilitate health and hope through expression, connection and transformation. WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Those of the BIPOC community and those identifying as LGBTQIA+ are strongly encouraged to apply. Art from Ashes workshop facilitators are not teachers, coaches or therapists (or even necessarily artists/poets). The youth are doing the work of creating, we are simply there as facilitators--holding a safe space for expression and delivering our award-winning curriculum. The transformational curriculum guides the youth through the process of expression, connection and transformation (please visit our website for more information on the Art from Ashes transformative creative process: www.artfromashes.org). Our Phoenix Rising youth empowerment program uses poetry and spoken word to help struggling youth, typically age 14 to 24, develop an awareness of their creative genius and their power to find hope and promise in their lives. SPECIALIZED TRAINING is required and depending on ability and intention, facilitators have the opportunity to move into a paid position within the agency. Above all, an Art from Ashes youth empowerment facilitator must be sensitive to the issues that confront struggling youth, and must have an understanding of the organization’s transformational and artistic process, as well as our core values and mission statement. Due to the sensitive nature of the program and the abandonment issues of the population with which we work, your consistency and commitment is a requirement to work with youth. Program: Art from Ashes WHO WE ARE The Mission of Art from Ashes is to empower struggling youth by providing creative programs that facilitate health and hope through expression, connection and transformation. WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Those of the BIPOC community and those identifying as LGBTQIA+ are strongly encouraged to apply. Art from Ashes workshop facilitators are not teachers, coaches or therapists (or even necessarily artists/poets). The youth are doing the work of creating, we are simply there as facilitators--holding a safe space for expression and delivering our award-winning curriculum. The transformational curriculum guides the youth through the process of expression, connection and transformation (please visit our website for more information on the Art from Ashes transformative creative process: www.artfromashes.org). Our Phoenix Rising youth empowerment program uses poetry and spoken word to help struggling youth, typically age 14 to 24, develop an awareness of their creative genius and their power to find hope and promise in their lives. SPECIALIZED TRAINING is required and depending on ability and intention, facilitators have the opportunity to move into a paid position within the agency. Above all, an Art from Ashes youth empowerment facilitator must be sensitive to the issues that confront struggling youth, and must have an understanding of the organization’s transformational and artistic process, as well as our core values and mission statement. Due to the sensitive nature of the program and the abandonment issues of the population with which we work, your consistency and commitment is a requirement to work with youth. Program: Art from Ashes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Media LiaisonWHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Art from Ashes is making a huge impact in the lives of struggling youth in Denver. We need help getting the word out and keeping our cause and our events in the media. Duties include, but are not limited to: Using internet calendars to post AfA events.Email & fax press releases.Manage and update media directory.Schedule appearances on local radio & TV.Submit articles for publication in trade magazines.Maintain collection of media mentions, appearances, etc.Program: Art from Ashes WHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Art from Ashes is making a huge impact in the lives of struggling youth in Denver. We need help getting the word out and keeping our cause and our events in the media. Duties include, but are not limited to: Using internet calendars to post AfA events.Email & fax press releases.Manage and update media directory.Schedule appearances on local radio & TV.Submit articles for publication in trade magazines.Maintain collection of media mentions, appearances, etc.Program: Art from Ashes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Graphic DesignerWHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Our marketing team supports all kinds of events and projects happening in the Art from Ashes world. We need help creating great, eye-catching graphics, memes, and ads. Qualifications: Experience with graphic design and marketing Art from Ashes will provide a style guide and samples of previous work so you can easily jump in. Program: Art from Ashes WHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Our marketing team supports all kinds of events and projects happening in the Art from Ashes world. We need help creating great, eye-catching graphics, memes, and ads. Qualifications: Experience with graphic design and marketing Art from Ashes will provide a style guide and samples of previous work so you can easily jump in. Program: Art from Ashes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Social Media GuruWHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR This volunteer position can evolve into a paid contracted position based on skill, commitment and consistency. We’re looking for a social media guru to grow our followers, engage, and retain them, and hopefully move some of them to donate, volunteer and/or spread the word about our creative empowerment programs for youth. We would need someone who has command of best practices and trends in social media marketing, enjoys being creative, and understands how to build a digital audience. We also (and this is very important) need someone who can balance our often irreverent wit with our sincere and serious approach to the issues faced by young people. The Communications Team provides consultation and support for all agency communications to stakeholders about our work in the community with young people. This consists of communicating agency news, events, occasional poetry prompts, creation of youth poetry/art memes, videos, adult/youth creative workshop promotion, community engagement and fundevelopment. The Team uses the following methods to communicate both internally and externally: Website Constant Contact Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn. Program: Art from Ashes WHO WE ARE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR This volunteer position can evolve into a paid contracted position based on skill, commitment and consistency. We’re looking for a social media guru to grow our followers, engage, and retain them, and hopefully move some of them to donate, volunteer and/or spread the word about our creative empowerment programs for youth. We would need someone who has command of best practices and trends in social media marketing, enjoys being creative, and understands how to build a digital audience. We also (and this is very important) need someone who can balance our often irreverent wit with our sincere and serious approach to the issues faced by young people. The Communications Team provides consultation and support for all agency communications to stakeholders about our work in the community with young people. This consists of communicating agency news, events, occasional poetry prompts, creation of youth poetry/art memes, videos, adult/youth creative workshop promotion, community engagement and fundevelopment. The Team uses the following methods to communicate both internally and externally: Website Constant Contact Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn. Program: Art from Ashes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grant Writer - Hope Has No BordersGRANT WRITER: Hope Has No Borders is dedicated to providing humanitarian relief & community support to individuals as they transition from crisis to HOPE. We are seeking passionate and detail-oriented Volunteer Grant Writers to help us secure the necessary funding to continue and expand our impact. Our programs focus on: HOPE Host Home Program - connects compassionate community members who have extra space with individuals or families in need of transitional housing. Asylum Support Sessions - we help individuals navigate the complex asylum and work authorization process. We do not provide legal advice. Community Service Projects - this program helps enhance work readiness through real-life volunteer experiences (includes up to a $500 volunteer grant) with our strategic partners. We are looking for an experienced grant writer to help us: Research and identify potential grant opportunities from foundations, corporations, and government agencies. Write, edit, and submit compelling grant proposals and applications. Collaborate with program staff to gather relevant information and data for proposals. Maintain a calendar of grant deadlines and ensure timely submissions. Track and report on the status of grant applications and outcomes. Please send us a message at hopehasnoborders@gmail.com if you’re interested in learning more! Program: Hope Has No Borders GRANT WRITER: Hope Has No Borders is dedicated to providing humanitarian relief & community support to individuals as they transition from crisis to HOPE. We are seeking passionate and detail-oriented Volunteer Grant Writers to help us secure the necessary funding to continue and expand our impact. Our programs focus on: HOPE Host Home Program - connects compassionate community members who have extra space with individuals or families in need of transitional housing. Asylum Support Sessions - we help individuals navigate the complex asylum and work authorization process. We do not provide legal advice. Community Service Projects - this program helps enhance work readiness through real-life volunteer experiences (includes up to a $500 volunteer grant) with our strategic partners. We are looking for an experienced grant writer to help us: Research and identify potential grant opportunities from foundations, corporations, and government agencies. Write, edit, and submit compelling grant proposals and applications. Collaborate with program staff to gather relevant information and data for proposals. Maintain a calendar of grant deadlines and ensure timely submissions. Track and report on the status of grant applications and outcomes. Please send us a message at hopehasnoborders@gmail.com if you’re interested in learning more! Program: Hope Has No Borders Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80212 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Únete como Voluntario Bilingüe y Transforma Vidas!El Programa de Bienestar Mental de Spark es un programa estatal que ofrece servicios gratuitos y a corto plazo a individuos, parejas y familias que enfrentan barreras para acceder a servicios de salud mental. Estamos buscando especialmente Voluntarios Bilingües Inglés/Español para ayudarnos a brindar servicios a todos los que lo necesitan. Si eres un profesional de la salud mental bilingüe, con licencia y seguro, o candidato para la obtención de licencia o pasante en busca de supervisión, contáctanos hoy para hacer un gran impacto en tu comunidad! Requisitos: -O comuníquese con la Gerente del Programa de Bienestar Mental Bilingüe de Denver, Karla Pérez, al Kperez@sparkthechangecolorado.org. Program: Spark Mental Wellness Program El Programa de Bienestar Mental de Spark es un programa estatal que ofrece servicios gratuitos y a corto plazo a individuos, parejas y familias que enfrentan barreras para acceder a servicios de salud mental. Estamos buscando especialmente Voluntarios Bilingües Inglés/Español para ayudarnos a brindar servicios a todos los que lo necesitan. Si eres un profesional de la salud mental bilingüe, con licencia y seguro, o candidato para la obtención de licencia o pasante en busca de supervisión, contáctanos hoy para hacer un gran impacto en tu comunidad! Requisitos: -O comuníquese con la Gerente del Programa de Bienestar Mental Bilingüe de Denver, Karla Pérez, al Kperez@sparkthechangecolorado.org. Program: Spark Mental Wellness Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80207 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Citizenship Class Teacher and SubstituteVolunteers will teach material necessary for students to pass the U.S. Citizenship test. Classes are open to all people interested in learning more about U.S. government. Volunteers will attend citizenship teacher training events. Volunteers will plan simple lesson plans with materials provided by library staff.
Qualifications: Experience teaching or leading adult groups. Additional Qualifications: Interest in U.S. history and Government Experience leading an adult group Flexibility Patience Enthusiasm about the program Positive outlook Commitment to come once a month ready to help people prepare for this important stepTraining: One-hour overview of the citizenship test viewed online at the library or at home. Individual time to become familiar with the test and teaching materials. Observing the ongoing class.Program: City of Westminster Volunteers will teach material necessary for students to pass the U.S. Citizenship test. Classes are open to all people interested in learning more about U.S. government. Volunteers will attend citizenship teacher training events. Volunteers will plan simple lesson plans with materials provided by library staff.
Qualifications: Experience teaching or leading adult groups. Additional Qualifications: Interest in U.S. history and Government Experience leading an adult group Flexibility Patience Enthusiasm about the program Positive outlook Commitment to come once a month ready to help people prepare for this important stepTraining: One-hour overview of the citizenship test viewed online at the library or at home. Individual time to become familiar with the test and teaching materials. Observing the ongoing class.Program: City of Westminster Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80030 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Jefferson Symphony Development InternDevelopment Intern position with Jefferson Symphony Orchestra Development Intern wanted for the 2025-2026 Academic Year. Scope of work: Help promote brand awareness for Jefferson Symphony, seek varied levels of business sponsors to support Jefferson Symphony, especially in Jefferson County. Develop relationships with business owners whose customers are JSO patrons Develop relationships with financial planners, tax advisors and others whose clients are JSO supporters. Qualifications: Must be a Sales/Development or Non Profit Management major enrolled at college/university in the Denver Metro area. 10-15 hours per week. Will work under the supervision of Jefferson Symphony Board Development Chair and work with the JSO General Manager. Previous paid retail, sales, and/or customer service required. About JSO Jefferson Symphony is a classical
music orchestra of volunteer musicians based in Golden. We perform five concerts per year, a summer pops
concert and several recitals. We are the oldest
and
largest community orchestra in the region, now in our 73rdseason. Students
of Jefferson County Public Schools and Colorado School of Mines receive free
admission to all our concerts. Duties: Research potential JSO business
and corporate sponsors Update and track sponsor information and contact notes in the database. Attend monthly staff meetings Rate: unpaid How to apply: Send email with resume to Athena Lansing, General Manager at Office@jeffsymphony.org or apply through Handshake (UCD) or your school’s internship office. Program: Jefferson Symphony Association Development Intern position with Jefferson Symphony Orchestra Development Intern wanted for the 2025-2026 Academic Year. Scope of work: Help promote brand awareness for Jefferson Symphony, seek varied levels of business sponsors to support Jefferson Symphony, especially in Jefferson County. Develop relationships with business owners whose customers are JSO patrons Develop relationships with financial planners, tax advisors and others whose clients are JSO supporters. Qualifications: Must be a Sales/Development or Non Profit Management major enrolled at college/university in the Denver Metro area. 10-15 hours per week. Will work under the supervision of Jefferson Symphony Board Development Chair and work with the JSO General Manager. Previous paid retail, sales, and/or customer service required. About JSO Jefferson Symphony is a classical
music orchestra of volunteer musicians based in Golden. We perform five concerts per year, a summer pops
concert and several recitals. We are the oldest
and
largest community orchestra in the region, now in our 73rdseason. Students
of Jefferson County Public Schools and Colorado School of Mines receive free
admission to all our concerts. Duties: Research potential JSO business
and corporate sponsors Update and track sponsor information and contact notes in the database. Attend monthly staff meetings Rate: unpaid How to apply: Send email with resume to Athena Lansing, General Manager at Office@jeffsymphony.org or apply through Handshake (UCD) or your school’s internship office. Program: Jefferson Symphony Association Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until May 25, 2026 Zip Code: 80401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Jefferson Symphony Marketing InternMarketing Intern position with Jefferson Symphony Orchestra Marketing Intern wanted for the 2025-2026 Academic Year. Scope of work: Help promote brand awareness for Jefferson Symphony, grow the audience, especially in Jefferson County. Develop relationships with senior living communities in Jefferson County to promote group sales to activity directors. Develop relationships with music stores, music teachers and other classical music professionals to promote awareness of Jefferson Symphony. Qualifications: Must be a Marketing/Advertising major enrolled at college/university in the Denver Metro area. 10-15 hours per week. Will work under the supervision of Jefferson Symphony Board Marketing Chair and work with the JSO General Manager. Previous paid retail, sales, customer service or hospitality
experience required. About JSO Jefferson Symphony is a classical
music orchestra of volunteer musicians based in Golden. We perform five concerts per year, a summer pops
concert and several recitals. We are the oldest
and
largest community orchestra in the region, now in our 73rdseason. Students
of Jefferson County Public Schools and Colorado School of Mines receive free
admission to all our concerts. Duties: Maintain and update JSO website on WIX platform as needed for each new event Create and schedule Facebook/Instagram content posts (free and paid) weekly to promote upcoming events and update patrons Write, Schedule and send all emails to various lists for each event through Mail Chimp and maintain all lists, email lists and printed mailing lists.
Post our events on all online and printed local events calendars Send press
releases to digital and printed local media to promote concerts Create printed materials: postcards, fliers, print ads if needed Help at front of the house (box office, volunteers, concessions) on concert days. Attend monthly staff meetings Rate: unpaid How to apply: Send email with resume to Athena Lansing, General Manager at Office@jeffsymphony.org or apply through Handshake or your school’s internship office. Program: Jefferson Symphony Association Marketing Intern position with Jefferson Symphony Orchestra Marketing Intern wanted for the 2025-2026 Academic Year. Scope of work: Help promote brand awareness for Jefferson Symphony, grow the audience, especially in Jefferson County. Develop relationships with senior living communities in Jefferson County to promote group sales to activity directors. Develop relationships with music stores, music teachers and other classical music professionals to promote awareness of Jefferson Symphony. Qualifications: Must be a Marketing/Advertising major enrolled at college/university in the Denver Metro area. 10-15 hours per week. Will work under the supervision of Jefferson Symphony Board Marketing Chair and work with the JSO General Manager. Previous paid retail, sales, customer service or hospitality
experience required. About JSO Jefferson Symphony is a classical
music orchestra of volunteer musicians based in Golden. We perform five concerts per year, a summer pops
concert and several recitals. We are the oldest
and
largest community orchestra in the region, now in our 73rdseason. Students
of Jefferson County Public Schools and Colorado School of Mines receive free
admission to all our concerts. Duties: Maintain and update JSO website on WIX platform as needed for each new event Create and schedule Facebook/Instagram content posts (free and paid) weekly to promote upcoming events and update patrons Write, Schedule and send all emails to various lists for each event through Mail Chimp and maintain all lists, email lists and printed mailing lists.
Post our events on all online and printed local events calendars Send press
releases to digital and printed local media to promote concerts Create printed materials: postcards, fliers, print ads if needed Help at front of the house (box office, volunteers, concessions) on concert days. Attend monthly staff meetings Rate: unpaid How to apply: Send email with resume to Athena Lansing, General Manager at Office@jeffsymphony.org or apply through Handshake or your school’s internship office. Program: Jefferson Symphony Association Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until May 25, 2026 Zip Code: 80401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grant WriterWHO WE ARE The Mission of Art from Ashes is to empower struggling youth by providing creative programs that facilitate health and hope through expression, connection and transformation. WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Art from Ashes is making a huge impact in the lives of struggling youth in Denver. We need help researching and applying for grants, which provide a large portion of the funds that allow us to keep offering these workshops free of charge for all youth. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Research potential grant opportunities Write/edit grant narratives Obtain up-to-date documents for attachments Follow Grant Writing ProcessProgram: Art from Ashes WHO WE ARE The Mission of Art from Ashes is to empower struggling youth by providing creative programs that facilitate health and hope through expression, connection and transformation. WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Art from Ashes is making a huge impact in the lives of struggling youth in Denver. We need help researching and applying for grants, which provide a large portion of the funds that allow us to keep offering these workshops free of charge for all youth. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Research potential grant opportunities Write/edit grant narratives Obtain up-to-date documents for attachments Follow Grant Writing ProcessProgram: Art from Ashes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 80204 Allow Groups: No |