Volunteer Opportunities From: United Way Weld County

Volunteers can enjoy refreshments before or after shift and will receive a volunteer t-shirt if signed up before 8/27/25 and they are scheduled to work for 1 1/2 hours or more.
1. Check in at the Volunteer table at 6:45 a.m. Wear Orange vest if given to you by staff.
2. Be at your designated spot by 7 a.m.

Help staff and committee members set up for the event. Carrying boxes, moving tables, setting up chairs, etc. You can sign up for this and also registration or course marshal even though the times overlap.

Your help is needed by Older Adults in Weld County.  60 Plus Ride is building a network of good neighbors who volunteer as Drivers, Advocates, Community Ambassadors, and more.

Please be part of our team.​​​ ​Simple to Apply. Set Your Own Schedule. Change Lives.

Visit us at https://www.60plusride.org/volunteer for additional information on ways you can help and apply today!

SHOP volunteers assist Weld County community members with mobility limitations in keeping their homes accessible. Working in a team, volunteers construct and assemble custom mobility ramps in and around a client’s home. This is a unique volunteer position that allows a skilled team of volunteers to design a custom-built ramp for a clients’ home. VOLUNTEERS DO NOT NEED TO BE SKILLED, WE WILL TRAIN YOU! If you can pick up a hammer, we can teach you the rest.

Time Commitment

Our ideal volunteers are able to commit to a minimum of 8-16 hours per month of on-site installation work during most of the year and 10 hours per month during winter months divided into one 4 hour and one 6 hour day.

Volunteer Job Description

·     Working under the guidance and instruction of the SHOP volunteer team, assist the team in constructing and assembling mobility ramps.

Duties and Responsibilities

·       Attend a volunteer orientation and complete volunteer paperwork prior to first appointment.

·       Be familiar with and follow all procedures and rules as described in the volunteer handbook and at training and orientation

·       Provide Feedback and ask Questions!- Cultivate staff are there to help and support you

·       Provide basic construction duties and be comfortable with using basic battery and corded power tools (we will train you)

·       Be able to work outdoors in temperatures ranging from 40 degrees to 90 degrees

·       Provide a ready ear to listen, be a friend, show we care

·       May also need to pick up supplies for clients who are unable to obtain for themselves

·       Have enough schedule flexibility to commit to a full build (jobs can take anywhere from one to two days to complete, depending on the size of the ramp)

You will enjoy volunteering for SHOP:

·    If you enjoy working on a cohesive team, creatively solving challenging design issues, meeting interesting people and a sense of accomplishment knowing that you have helped a community member become more self-sufficient and remain in their home longer.

Learning Partners/Tutors are school-based, academic-focused mentors assigned to a program site for one semester or longer. They are assigned to work with youth at least one day a week; elementary and middle school assignments are typically after school from approximately 3-6 pm during the fall and spring semesters. Summer semester hours vary between 10 am and 3 pm.

Learning Partners/Tutors support a cohort of students under the direct supervision of the Program Director and their team with academic tutoring and SEL (social-emotional learning). The Program Director can ask Learning Partners/Tutors to provide one-on-one support to an assigned student, or a small group of students, if/when they feel the volunteer is ready. All volunteers are expected to act as positive and stable role models for Dreamer Scholars.

Program sites are located in the cities of Boulder, Lafayette, Longmont, and Carbon Valley/Frederick. We are currently recruiting for the Fall 2025 semester.

Come volunteer at the St. Vrain ReStore. We would love to use your gifts, skills, and talents in 2-hour, 4-hour, 6-hour, and 8-hour shifts. If you'd like to customize your volunteer hours, let us know and we'll work with you to find you an ideal shift time.

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Volunteers may do the following tasks while in ReStore:

Additional areas may be available. If you have an idea of how you would like to contribute, let us know. If you are a volunteering as a group, please contact us so we can accommodate you.

Why volunteer with us?

What is needed? The Co-Pilot assists our driver with picking up items for donation in Longmont and surrounding areas. The Volunteer Co-Pilot accompanies our driver in a box truck to a donor's location, helps load the items (usually furniture and/or appliances) into the box truck for transport to the store, which is then unloaded and prepared to sell. The hours for pick-ups are usually Tuesday-Thursday 10am - 2pm.

Interested? Inquire St. Vrain Habitat for Humanity's Volunteer Services Team, at volunteer@stvrainhabitat.org or call 303-682-2485 x106.

Habitat for Humanity is committed to creating a more compassionate and just world, bring people together to build homes, communities, and hope. We appreciate all our volunteers at Habitat for Humanity and recognize that we only better with your help!

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Join Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley for a day of building on one of our construction sites. Volunteers must be 16 years or older but no experience is necessary! 

We have served families living and working in the St. Vrain Valley School District for over 30 years and are looking to not only continue our impact, but double our numbers in the next decade. In ten years, we hope to construct 100 new homes and complete 50 repairs but in order to do that, we need the support of our community!

What volunteers need to know:

Tasks vary based on the stage of construction, including but not limited to:

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Elderly Owner has ongoing health issues and cannot take care of the lawn. Owner needs assistance with lawn care throughout the summer. The owner has equipment that volunteers can use.

Volunteers needed to help package diapers. Volunteer tasks may include lifting boxes of diapers, packaging diapers in different quantities, labeling packaged diapers, organizing and storing the newly packaged diapers. 

Did you know?
• Babies require up to 12 diapers a day (a cost of $70 - $80 a month)
• In Weld County, 1 in 3 families struggle with diaper need (the lack of a sufficient amount of diapers to keep a baby clean, dry and healthy)
• Without diapers, children can’t participate in early childhood education

United Way of Weld County wants to ensure that all children are reading at grade level by the beginning of fourth grade. The work to achieve this goal starts far earlier than a child's formal education. It starts at birth, we need our tiniest community members healthy and thriving to achieve the Reading Great by 8 goal!

The Diaper Bank is located at 333 6th Avenue in Greeley, on the same property as Hensel Phelps. This is in a warehouse, and you will drive through a dirt parking lot. Below is a map to help you find a place to park!

Feminine hygiene kits are filled with feminine hygiene products that are essential to good health and hygiene for our neighbors who are working to meet their basic needs in Northern Colorado.

SUPPLIES: Clear baggies. Each kit needs to contain 25 items. Kits can contain 5 liners, but the remaining 20 need to all be tampons or all pads.

COST: $5/KIT (MINIMUM OF 30 KITS) *This is strictly a guideline for businesses that have the ability to purchase items needed to make this service to go project.

Completed feminine hygiene kits can be dropped off at the UWWC office, located at 814 9th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Mon-Fri between 9am-4pm.

The Housing Navigation Center (HNC) is a resource facility in Weld County that helps to get families and individuals who are currently (or on the brink of) homelessness into stable housing. The HNC is off of Highway 34, behind Drivewise. The HNC team hosts the Good Neighbor Clean Up to ensure the facility is being a good neighbor to everyone who works at or visits this facility. Volunteers may help pick up trash, wash windows, provide basic interior maintenance, organize supplies, or help with various other supportive projects in and out of the HNC and shelter. 

Appreciated volunteer skills:

This is a great opportunity to earn volunteer or intern credits. Its flexible without time sensitive tasks. Creating and entering data on spreadsheets, Filing, copying, making some phone calls or sending text messages.

Qualified Listeners is doing everything in our power to provide veterans and their families positive connections within the community. We couldn't do the work we do for our veteran community without the help from generous people and volunteers. Our company is seeking volunteer drivers to transport veterans to/from appointments (etc.).

We hope we can count on your support to help our veteran community! 

For more details, please visit our volunteer page at: https://QualifiedListeners.org/volunteers

Community Outreach Volunteers are the face of NOCO Humane in the community and help to positively and knowledgeably increase the public’s awareness and understanding of our mission. Volunteers will work with community relations staff to share and promote NOCO Humane at various community events, festivals, fundraisers and other off and on-site locations.

Carry-Out Caravan volunteers assist seniors in receiving life sustaining nutrition, keeping them more independent, and nourished in their homes. Volunteers help clients enjoy healthier and happier lives.

Time Commitment

1.5-3 hrs/week: Thursday morning in Greeley; approximant routine start times are provided

Volunteer Job Description

• Drivers must be willing to drive an established route with multiple stops within a specific geographic region

• Drivers use their own vehicle

• It’s recommended that drivers have a GPS system

• Deliver multiple bags of groceries to each location

• Deliver groceries with the comfort and safety of clients in mind

• Must pass a background check

Duties and Responsibilities

• Deliver groceries to clients weekly to help meet their nutritional needs

• Provide Feedback and ask Questions!- Cultivate staff are there to help and support you

• Get to know your clients and lessen their isolation

• Ability to fit up to 6 client orders (1-4 bags per client) in vehicle

• Able to lift up to 25 lbs. multiple times

• Attend a volunteer orientation and complete volunteer paperwork

• Become familiar with and follow all policies and procedures as described in the volunteer handbook

• Give Cultivate at least one week’s notice if you’ll be absent (health and/or emergency situations excluded)

You will enjoy driving for Carry-Out Caravan if:

• You have an outgoing personality and are looking for a high impact volunteer experience

• You enjoy visiting seniors in their homes

• You have a passion for serving our seniors and ensuring their nutritional needs are met

• You enjoy being greeted by grateful smiles and being referred to as a “food angel.”

We at Cultivate strive to be a diverse organization that provides equitable access to all identities, including (but not limited to) race, ethnicity, language, economic status, religion, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, ability, age, mental health, nationality, and education level. In order to hold ourselves accountable to this diversity, equity, and inclusivity work, we, the staff, board and volunteers at Cultivate, developed and support our DEI Commitment.

Volunteers assist kitchen staff in preparing food, serving the meal, and some clean-up. Remember to wear closed-toed shoes, appropriate kitchen attire, and pull back any long hair. 

Please sign up through our website https://ccdenver.givepulse.com/event/464437-Samaritan-House-Greeley?referring_group_id=1110173 or contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Lindsey, at lschwartz@ccdenver.org or by calling 970-616-8606.

Create handmade cards for people experiencing homelessness, parents, kids, families, and aging adults in Weld County! Once cards are done, they can be donated to the United Way main office at 814 9th Street in Greeley.

What You'll Need:

Have questions? Reach out to Volunteer Coordinator, Brianna, at bhardy@unitedway-weld.org at (970) 304-6187.

Our dogs need 2-4 daily walks! Help the dogs stretch their legs, work their noses and get their zoomies out as a Walking Buddies volunteer. Role is not limited to walks only: training, playing in the yards, providing toys and games and a variety of other fun games are always encouraged. No experience necessary.

Interested in applying? More information and registration can be found on NOCO Humane's website here.

Looking for a way to care for those in our community experiencing homelessness? Volunteers assist kitchen staff in preparing food, serving a meal, and some clean-up. Remember to wear a closed-toed shoes, appropriate kitchen attire, and pull back any long hair. 

Please sign up through our website https://ccdenver.givepulse.com/event/464419-Samaritan-House-Greeley?referring_group_id=1110173 or contact Lindsey, at lschwartz@ccdenver.org or by calling 970-616-8606.

Volunteers will clean and organize the facility where donations are received as well as taking inventory. Must be able to move and lift 30lbs and stand for prolonged periods of time. Remember to wear comfortable and appropriate attire and closed-toed shoes. Please sign up beforehand through our website https://ccdenver.givepulse.com/event/458842-Samaritan-House-Greeley-Distribution-Center?referring_group_id=1110173 or contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Lindsey, at lschwartz@ccdenver.org.

Both men and women are welcome to volunteer. Some jobs can be sit-down (pricing), some involve more walking (taking clothes out to the floor), and then some volunteers are trained to run the cash register and be responsible for the daily cash drawer and the bank deposit. Volunteers can choose to work one day a week or one or two days a month.

CASA volunteers are adults in our community who help abused and neglected children by advocating on their behalf in the courts and in life.  After an in-depth training, volunteers are matched by their CASA supervisor with children in the dependency and neglect system.  They meet with the child or children on their case weekly, meet with adults who might be in the child's life such as biological parents, foster parents, social workers, teachers, etc. and then they write a report to the judge with details about the child's situation including recommendations for securing a permanent, safe home for the child. Each case length is variable - they may last up to 18 months depending on the child or children's situation.

We are looking for friendly and compassionate volunteers to help round on guests during their stay in the emergency room. Volunteers will need critical thinking skills as well as excellent customer service and communication skills. Volunteers will serve as a liaison between patients and staff and help support families with wayfinding. All volunteers must complete an onboarding which consists of background, health screen and safety training. Volunteer commitment is one shift a week for 6 months or 100 hours of service. Shifts are 3:00-6:00 PM seven days a week. This is a great assignment for those interested in a health care career. 

Help enhance customer service by providing fresh baked cookies and snacks to patients and families on the WIS Unit (Woman & Infant Services) at North Colorado Medical Center. Volunteers will bake cookies and round with juice and snacks on patients and their families on the unit during the "Mommy & Me Moments, between 4-5 PM." Duties also include stocking supplies in the department kitchen.

This is a weekly volunteer commitment for six months, and we are unable to accommodate drop in volunteer opportunities.

If you're interested in learning more, please reach out. Current openings on Fridays. Volunteer with a friend!

Are you looking at staying active while serving your community? Volunteers are needed for the Central Registration Desk. Volunteers help greet and escort patients to the many testing and appointment sites here at North Colorado Medical Center. This is a wonderful way to help touch the lives of those you are serving in the community while engaging in a healthy past time, walking! 

Current opening available on Wednesday or Friday afternoons 12-2 or 2:00-4:00 PM

We are unable to accommodate drop in volunteer opportunities. This is a committed one shift a week position for a six-month commitment.

Please reach out if you're interested in learning more about this opportunity.

Current opening on Monday AM or as a sub 

The East Information Desk volunteers are the bright smiling faces that and help escort patients and guests to their appointments throughout the facility and to the many procedure areas. This is an active position which requires frequent walking and pushing wheelchairs. We also help staff by helping take blood products to staff on the clinical units.  If you would be interested in serving, please reach out. We would love to hear from you. We currently have openings on Thursday & Friday afternoons. If you would like to learn more, please reach out to us. 

This is a weekly scheduled volunteer assignment, 2-4 hour shift a week. Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate drop in/episodic volunteer opportunities due to our lengthy onboarding process.

Thursday afternoons-12:00-2:00 PM or 2:00-4:00 PM

North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley

Our friendly and helpful volunteers greet and assist families, patients and visitors with helping them navigate a busy hospital environment. Volunteers help escort patients and help pick up our discharged patients from their rooms and take them through the dismissal process, so they return home after their stay. This is a very physical volunteer position with frequent walking and pushing wheelchairs. Volunteers are scheduled for at the minimum one shift a week, 8:00 AM-12:00 PM.

Current openings are Monday 12-4 PM 

We are looking for friendly and personable volunteers to help brighten our patients stay by rounding with a selection of donated books to read while they are recuperating in the hospital.  Volunteers must commit to 1-2 shifts a week for 6 months or longer and complete all onboarding process.  

As part of our homelessness prevention program we run a hotline that offers rental and utility assistance to those behind on payments in Weld County. Volunteers will be trained by our emergency assistance coordinator. During their shift, volunteers will answer hotline calls, gathering information to complete an application that will be processed by staff. Volunteer advocates are required to pass a background check, take 2-3 shifts per month, and commit at least one year to the program. An application, interview, and background check must be completed.

Reach out to Lindsey at 970-616-8606 or lschwartz@ccdenver.org

A Little Help is a non-profit that connects volunteers with older adults to help them age well in their homes. We serve the Metro Denver area including Jefferson, Aurora, and Arapahoe Counties, Larimer and Weld Counties, and the Western Slope. 

Looking for Flexible Group Volunteering for your business, club, or faith-based group? Look to A Little Help for our Ditch the Desk program 

A Little Help is a non-profit that connects volunteers with older adults to help them age well in their homes. We serve the Metro Denver area including Jefferson, Aurora, and Arapahoe Counties, Larimer and Weld Counties, and the Western Slope.   

Pick the Day/Time that works best for you, reach out to our staff (katherine@alittlehelp.org) and we will get you set up with a day to serve older adults.  

We have 2 main Ditch the Desk opportunities, yardwork and Kindness Kits which is making/delivering goodie bags for older adults. Kindness Kits can be done year-round and yardwork runs from April-November.

A Little Help is a non-profit that connects volunteers with older adults to help them age well in their homes. We serve the Metro Denver area including Jefferson, Aurora, and Arapahoe Counties, Larimer and Weld Counties, and the Western Slope.  

We need your help to volunteer with these older adults to help them with things like transportation, yardwork, light indoor cleaning, tech support, errands, and friendly visits or calls to help meet their social needs. We have a totally flexible volunteering model where once you go through our application (including a free background check) you are able to select the opportunities that you want to do. We have no volunteer hour minimums and most of our requests are scheduled on a timeframe that works for you and the older adult.  

To fill learn more and fill out our application, visit alittlehelp.org/Volunteering. Our volunteer application takes 10-15 minutes and the background check takes 2-3 days to be completed. Once you have done both of those things, you are good to volunteer!  

Please email Katherine@alittlehelp.org with any questions!

The Community Grief Center is currently seeking a friendly and caring volunteer to join our team as a Front Desk Volunteer. This role involves answering phones, welcoming clients, and assisting with check-ins. No computer skills are required, and training will be provided.

Volunteer Shifts:

If you enjoy interacting with people, have excellent communication skills, and are passionate about making a difference in our grieving community, we would love to have you on board!

To learn more about this opportunity or to apply, please contact our Program Director Jen Sisneros at jen.sisneros@communitygriefcenter.org or call 970-506-4114.

Thank you for considering volunteering with us. 

To assist Veterinary Services with daily duties. Participate in keeping the exam room and surgical suite clean, safe, and as comfortable as possible for the animals in our care.

Interested in applying? More information and registration can be found on NOCO Humane's website here.

To assist NOCO Humane’s Animal Care team in ensuring our shelter is a clean environment for animals, staff, and volunteers. Help provide well-maintained supplies to our animals and helping minimize the spread of diseases or infections from one animal to another. Help prepare enrichment items such as brain games, toys and other fun items that help animals in a shelter environment to occupy their alone time, make them feel more comfortable and safe, and help them remain mentally healthy.

Interested in applying? More information and registration can be found on NOCO Humane's website here.

Cat Cuddlers spend time with our adoptable cats by reading, petting, giving treats and toys and playing. Our cats have a variety of personalities from frisky felines to wallflowers to party animals. You will help our companion cats feel more comfortable during their stay and prepare them for adoption. No previous experience required.

Interested in applying? More information and registration can be found on NOCO Humane's website here.

To assist Animal Care Technicians with the daily care, feeding and cleaning of cats in the shelter. This position involves physical labor and direct animal contact and interaction.

Interested in applying? More information and registration can be found on NOCO Humane's website here.

To assist NOCO Humane’s Client Service Representatives in greeting shelter patrons and providing exceptional customer service when assisting with animal visits and adoptions. Prepare/clean adoption visitation rooms, complete administrative tasks, review animal information with potential adopters and facilitate adoptions visits.

Interested in applying? More information and registration can be found on NOCO Humane's website here.

Assist in obtaining high-quality digital photographs of the adoptable animals. These photographs will attract potential adopters and enhance the appearance of the adoptable animals on NOCO Humane’s website.

Interested in applying? More information and registration can be found on NOCO Humane's website here.

Warm Essentials kits are filled with basic necessities that are essential to keeping our neighbors in Weld County warm during cold weather. These are best kept in drawstring bags (which can be company-branded or blank).

SUPPLIES: blanket, pair of gloves, winter hat, wool socks, pair of hand warmers, scarf. Not all items are required, but they are appreciated. 

COST: $25-30/KIT  *This is strictly a guideline for businesses that have the ability to purchase items needed to make this service-to-go project.

Completed Warm Essentials Kits can be dropped off at the UWWC office, located at 814 9th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Mon-Fri between 9am-4pm.

Provide a smile and a warm cookie to our families waiting in the surgery and ICU waiting areas. Hospitals can be a stressful environment for families waiting for news of loved ones. Help make their time a little brighter by helping with the Cookie Comfort Project. The volunteer assignment is to supply a smile and a fresh baked cookies to our families waiting by baking and delivering warm cookies to our guests in these waiting areas.

This is a weekly morning shift assignment. Unfortunately, we are not set up for drop/episodic volunteer opportunities

Current opening for Wednesday morning shift

If you would like to apply to our volunteer program, please reach out to us. 970-810-6994 or email cindy.rinus@bannerhealth.com

The CVI volunteer monitors the public areas and offers guests assistance, including greeting and help patients and families check in to the Cath lab, wayfinding and patient escort to other testing areas, projects if assigned by staff, family information such as coffee & cafeteria location, hospital services and Greeley community for those from out of town. The volunteer addressing general comfort needs such as warm blankets. Volunteers access staff for any issues that require staff expertise. Current need: Monday & Wednesdays 8:00-11:00 AM

This is a weekly volunteer commitment, and we are not set up for drop in volunteer opportunities. 

It takes a team to make extraordinary things happen, and volunteers are an essential component in reaching our goal of helping patients and guests live extraordinary lives. Through empathetic interaction and attentiveness, you provide an experience centered on the unique needs of every person, and you improve lives in big ways and small. 

Volunteers in the Emergency Department assist staff by supporting patients and families.  This role also helps keep supplies stocked and monitors cleanliness.  With the support of our volunteers, or skilled nurses and doctors are able to work at the top of their license, improving overall patient experience.  If you enjoy providing support and encouragement and being a friendly face for others, this role is great for you!  Two-hour shifts available 7 days a week between 10am-10pm.

Greeley Hospital accepts volunteers ages 18 and up.  We require a minimum 6-month commitment from volunteers, along with background and health screenings (provided).  Must be able to move around somewhat quickly and be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment.

Learning Partners/Tutors are school-based, academic-focused mentors assigned to a program site for one semester or longer. They are assigned to work with youth at least one day a week; elementary and middle school assignments are typically after school from approximately 3-6 pm during the fall and spring semesters. Summer semester hours vary between 10 am and 3 pm.

Volunteers would be assigned to elementary school (Longmont site) cohorts for 2 hour increments between 4-6pm during the Fall, Spring and Summer semesters.  

Learning Partners/Tutors support a cohort of students under the direct supervision of the Program Director and their team with academic tutoring and SEL (social-emotional learning). volunteers would be matched with one to four 1st graders as Learning Partners/Academic Mentors. This would entail participating in circle time and daily programming activities, building meaningful relationships while eating snacks and playing games, and also guiding meaningful math and reading activities. All volunteers are expected to act as positive and stable role models for Dreamer Scholars. 

MUST SUBMIT AN APPLICATION USING THIS LINK: https://bouldercounty.ihdf.org/volunteer-application-2022/

The Outpatient Infusion Clinic volunteer will assist staff with patient comfort and clinic duties within the scope of a volunteer position. Volunteers will bake cookies and will assist with wheelchair transports to and from the clinic as requested. Wipe /disinfect chairs and pillows after each patient use. Assist the staff with blood transport as needed and after training has been completed. Volunteers will socialize and offer comfort items, such as warm blankets and snacks to patients. 

This is a weekly scheduled assignment. We are unable to accommodate drop in or episodic volunteer opportunities. 

Current opening available Friday AM

Please reach out if you would like to learn more about this opportunity. 

PURPOSE: The purpose of this position is to capture photos at "I Have A Dream" Foundation of
Boulder County’s fundraising and special events throughout the year. Photos of our events tell
stories about our nationally recognized and award-winning organization, its mission, and
successes!

"I Have A Dream" Foundation of Boulder County requires all Volunteer Photographers and Videographers to complete the following documents: Volunteer Application, In person Interview, Background Check, Media Release, General Release of Liability & Code of Conduct and a Volunteer Photographer/Videographer Contract. In some cases, proof of Covid19 vaccinations may be required depending on the logistics of the event.

Please see the role description here.

Thank you for your interest in serving as a mentor to our future leaders. The Greeley Alternative Program offers the opportunity for adults to serve as mentors to high school students varying grade levels from 11th to 12th graders. Mentors can support students with academic guidance or simply check in with students thus offering support as positive role models in our community. Research tells that mentors create a lasting positive impact on the health and well being of students. The program offers three shifts where mentors can choose from to volunteer.

Reading literacy kits bring books to life and deepens the reading experience for children. Each kit is filled with a grade-level appropriate book and reading activity to make story time more interactive and fun! 

SUPPLIES: Reusable bag, book, complimentary activity kit and craft, craft supplies, crayons, scissors, pencils

COST: $10/KIT (MINIMUM 20 KITS) *This is strictly a guideline for businesses that have the ability to purchase items needed to make this service to go project.

Completed reading literacy kits can be dropped off at the UWWC office, located at 814 9th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Mon-Fri between 9am-4pm.

Hygiene kits are filled with with hygiene products that are essential to good health and hygiene for our neighbors who are working to meet their basic needs in Northern Colorado.

SUPPLIES: Clear baggies, 1 travel size shampoo, 1 travel size bar-soap or body wash, 1 travel size deodorant, 1 travel size toothpaste, 1 toothbrush

COST: $5/KIT (MINIMUM OF 30 KITS) *This is strictly a guideline for businesses that have the ability to purchase items needed to make this service to go project.

Completed hygiene kits can be dropped off at the UWWC office, located at 814 9th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Mon-Fri between 9am-4pm.

Flashcards and bookmarks are needed to provide parents and caregivers with resources to support early childhood education.The flashcards can include the alphabet, numbers, shapes, colors, sight words, pictures, dominoes/dots, spanish and english are a plus!

SUPPLIES: Index Cards, Card Stock, Markers, Stickers, Stamps

COST: $6/KIT (MINIMUM 30 KITS) *This is strictly a guideline for businesses that have the ability to purchase items needed to make this service to go project.

Completed flashcards and bookmarks can be dropped off at the UWWC office, located at 814 9th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Mon-Fri between 9am-4pm.

Blessings Bottles are filled with basic necessities that are essential to good health and hygiene for our neighbors who are working to secure stable housing in Northern Colorado.

SUPPLIES: Large Waterbottle, 1 pair of socks, toothpaste, toothbrush, wet wipes, granola bar, beef stick, deodorant, $5 fast food card (these are ideas, not all items are required)

COST: $15/KIT (Minimum 20 kits) *This is strictly a guideline for businesses that have the ability to purchase items needed to make this service to go project.

Completed Blessing Bottles can be dropped off at the UWWC office, located at 814 9th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Mon-Fri between 9am-4pm.

Mental exercises and activities play a critical role in strengthening and maintaining overall brain functions for older adults. Simple brain exercises and cognitive activities for mental health are just as important to older adults as physical health.

SUPPLIES: Canvas bag, adult coloring book, colored pencils, memory game (jigsaw puzzles, sudoku, crossword, word search, logic puzzles, deck of cards, etc...)

COST: $10/KIT (MINIMUM 200 KITS) *This is strictly a guideline for businesses that have the ability to purchase items needed to make this service to go project.

Completed flashcards and bookmarks can be dropped off at the UWWC office, located at 814 9th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Mon-Fri between 9am-4pm.

Help brighten the day of a senior in our community by delivering lunch and companionship.  

Volunteers select one day per week and deliver the same route and day each week.  Two coolers with meals are picked up at our office about 10:45am and coolers are returned to office when route is completed.  Routes have 5-12 stops.  

Each volunteer fills out an application, provides current driver's license and proof of car insurance.  We complete a background check and provide training before a volunteer delivers a route. 

To become a volunteer, please give us a call at (970) 353-9738 or click here to sign up on the Meals on Wheels website.

**If you click the register button for this volunteer opportunity, you are not officially signed up to volunteer.  You MUST visit the linked opportunity listed above to officially start your volunteer sign up**

COMING SOON! A Little Help is pleased to announce our plans to launch our services in portions of Weld County (Windsor and Johnstown) in Spring of 2023. Before we can do so, we need to build a strong base of volunteers interested in helping our older adults in Windsor and Johnstown. 

We are looking for individual volunteers who are willing to help with yardwork (raking, pulling weeds, (no mowing); snow shoveling; transportation to appointments; light household tasks (changing light bulbs, hanging pictures/curtains, organizing, light housework). Volunteer commitments are flexible and there are no hour requirements! All volunteers will be background checked.

Please note that volunteer opportunities will be limited for a few months as we build our outreach in Windsor and Johnstown. We appreciate your patience with us.

If you are a business, service organization, youth-based organization, or faith-based organization, please reach out to colleen@littlehelp.org for more information on becoming involved with A Little Help.

Visit www.alittlehelp.org for more information.

Internship opportunities are available to help support the Housing Navigation Center and to provide an opportunity for qualified candidates to gain valuable workplace experience in the field of nonprofits. Interns will work closely with individuals experiencing homeless to help them access needed services, perform intakes, work with community partners, apply for services, and explore housing and employment opportunities. Interns will also be expected to take on 1 to 2 special projects to help improve the services at the Navigation Center. Additional daily responsibilities will be assigned as needed. Interns are also responsible for implementing and upholding the Housing First model when interacting with guests. 

Each year, Brigit’s Bounty donates over 2,000 pounds of fruits and vegetables to thousands of households in the Carbon Valley. Through our food donations, youth education programs, and community service programs at the garden, Brigit’s Bounty has been influential in fostering a healthier, more resilient Carbon Valley. We wouldn’t be who we are today without the work of hundreds of volunteers each year. As a small organization, volunteer support is integral to our success.

Our Cultural Mentoring and Exchange program gives you the opportunity to work directly with the refugees we serve. This is a six-month commitment in which you will work continuously with a family that has recently arrived in the U.S. During this time you will focus on four key points: Financial Literacy, Employment, Practical Life Skills, and Learning English. You will work on these skills to varying degrees depending on the interests and needs of the family.

While it is important that you help your refugee family with the skills listed above, your main job is to provide friendship to these new community members! We view this program as a cultural exchange, and the relationship you build with your family will be mutually beneficial.

Soccer Without Borders uses soccer as a vehicle of change to help refugee and immigrant students overcome obstacles to growth, inclusion, and personal success. We provide year-round soccer programming, combined with English language support, academic enrichment, and mentorship opportunities to our students and their families. We serve middle school and high school youth from a diverse range of countries including the Burma, Eritrea, Republic of Congo, and Somalia.

We would love to have you join our after team!

Volunteers complete a state-mandated 40-hour training to answer our 24/hour rape crisis hotline. During on-call shifts, volunteers answer hotline calls and respond in person to the hospital to support survivors and provide appropriate referrals when needed. Volunteer advocates are required to pass a background check, take 2-3 shifts per month, attend quarterly advocate meetings, and commit at least one year to the program. Hotline volunteers can also help staff booths at community events and assist in other outreach efforts. An application, interview, and background check must be completed.

Please reach out to Sarah VanVlerah at sarah@savacenter.org for more information!

During the summer months, our prevention team facilitates groups with 8-12 year olds in a running empowerment program that focuses on healthy living. Volunteers act as mentors to help facilitate activities and group discussions around healthy body image, setting and respecting boundaries, and consent through age appropriate curriculum. At the end of the program, we organize a big field day with games and food for the kids and their families. If you’re interested in becoming a SuperWorld Mentor, email Sarah VanVlerah at sarah@savacenter.org. An application, interview, and background check must be completed.

During the school year, the SART (Sexual Assault Response Team) program in high schools trains juniors and seniors to present to freshmen and sophomores as well as middle school students about how to prevent sexual violence in their schools and communities. Adult mentors attend the presentations to assist with questions that arise, address any disclosures, and support students who may experience triggers during the presentation. An application, interview, and background check must be completed.

18+ / 5 days a week

Our Virtual Impact Program connects volunteers from across the globe with students throughout Latin America, who attend our after-school Virtual English Academy on a full scholarship. Together, volunteers and students bridge cultures digitally and inspire and empower each other to reach their potential.

in Spanish while making a lifetime impact on young students throughout Latin America. You'll provide students with the opportunity to expand their horizons, develop critical thinking skills, learn about the world, and have fun doing it!

Our Virtual Impact Program connects volunteers from across the globe with students throughout Latin America, who attend our after-school Virtual English Academy on a full scholarship. Together, volunteers and students bridge cultures digitally and inspire and empower each other to reach their potential.

while making a lifetime impact on young students throughout Latin America. You’ll provide students with quality English instruction and inspire them to create opportunities for their futures. Join us and make learning fun!

Come get your hands in the dirt at Brigit's Bounty Community Resources. Every Monday from 10am-12pm, there is staffed volunteer time. This means that our Garden and Education Coordinator will be out at the garden with you, leading and answering questions. We need volunteers to help with our last few harvests and preparing the garden for the winter in the next few weeks! No previous gardening experience required. 

Come get your hands in the dirt at Brigit's Bounty Community Resources. Every Monday from 10am-12pm, there is staffed volunteer time. This means that our Garden and Education Coordinator will be out at the garden with you, leading and answering questions. The next few weeks, we need volunteers to help with our last few harvests and preparing the garden for the winter!

Looking for a win/win volunteer opportunity?!

When someone is caring for a loved one at home, it can become increasingly difficult for them to focus on themselves and their own needs. Caring Companion volunteers know that they are serving their community in a meaningful and impactful way! 

Everyone benefits from companionship and social contact, especially these days. By giving just 2 hours of your time once a week for a minimum of 6 months, you are giving family caregivers of an older loved one a much needed break. You are also giving their loved one the opportunity to spend time with you! 

We are doing in-person visits and are currently asking that all volunteers and clients wear masks for the duration of the visit. 

Support and training is provided. Call us today for more information! 

Looking for a win/win volunteer opportunity?!

When someone is caring for a loved one at home, it can become increasingly difficult for them to focus on themselves and their own needs. Caring Companion volunteers know that they are serving their community in a meaningful and impactful way! 

Everyone benefits from companionship and social contact, especially these days. By giving just 2 hours of your time once a week for a minimum of 6 months, you are giving family caregivers of an older loved one a much needed break. You are also giving their loved one the opportunity to spend time with you! 

We are doing in-person visits and are currently asking that all volunteers and clients wear masks for the duration of the visit. 

Support and training is provided. Call us today for more information! 

Soccer Without Borders seeks dedicated and energetic volunteers to serve as Family Mentors for our newcomer students and their families. Visit with a family once a week to support them in their transition to Colorado. Help with homework, share your knowledge of the area, share a meal and build community!

Internships are available for undergraduate and graduate students. An application, interview, and background check must be completed. Internships typically start in January, April and August.

Help brighten the day of a senior in our community by delivering lunch and companionship.  

Volunteers select one day per week and deliver the same route and day each week.  Coolers with meals are picked up at our office about 10:45am and coolers are returned to office when route is completed.  Routes have 5-12 stops.  

Each volunteer fills out an application, provides current driver's license and proof of car insurance.  We complete a background check and provide training before a volunteer delivers a route. 

To become a volunteer, please give us a call at (303) 833-3021 or click here to sign up on the Meals on Wheels website.

**If you click the register button for this volunteer opportunity, you are not officially signed up to volunteer.  You MUST visit the linked opportunity listed above to officially start your volunteer sign up**

If you are interested in volunteering with the Alzheimer's Association please click here to go to the Alzheimer's Association volunteer sign up page to apply through their website.  If you want to learn more about this position click the Register to Volunteer button.

If you are interested in volunteering with the Alzheimer's Association please click here to go to the Alzheimer's Association volunteer sign up page to apply through their website.  If you want to learn more about this position click the Register to Volunteer button.

If you are interested in volunteering with the Alzheimer's Association please click here to go to the Alzheimer's Association volunteer sign up page to apply through their website.  If you want to learn more about this position click the Register to Volunteer button.

If you are interested in volunteering with the Alzheimer's Association please click here to go to the Alzheimer's Association volunteer sign up page to apply through their website.  If you want to learn more about this position click the Register to Volunteer button.

If you are interested in volunteering with the Alzheimer's Association please click here to go to the Alzheimer's Association volunteer sign up page to apply through their website.  If you want to learn more about this position click the Register to Volunteer button.

Once you have registered for this volunteer opportunity a 60+ Ride representative will contact you to set up a time to further discuss what a board membership role would entail and to hear more about your interest in 60+ Ride.

Internships are available for undergraduate and graduate students. An application, interview, and background check must be completed.

Help coach or referee Boys & Girls Clubs of Weld County members in a variety of sports. We have Club sports throughout the year with kids aging from 5-18 years old. 

Coach or Referee: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Kickball, Swimming, Baseball, Football...and more!

Members who participate in sports at Club, have fun, build character, increase self-esteem, and are more likely as adults to volunteer, and are more active members of society

The High Plains Library District Foundation is currently seeking additional members for the Board of Directors. Help us expand our efforts to help the libraries with new programs, innovative programs and renovations/expansions for libraries. 

Well-suited candidates will have:

•Demonstrated interest in the goals and mission of the Foundation

•Specific experience and/or knowledge in at least one of the following areas: finance, fundraising, event planning, law, public relations, management/administrations, non-profit organizations, or libraries

•Willingness to provide annual support (volunteer, in-kind, or financial) to the Foundation

•Availability to attend quarterly board meetings as well as training and strategic planning sessions as needed

•Willingness to represent High Plains Library District and the Foundation in the community

The Board of Directors is legally and ethically responsible for all activities of the High Plains Library District Foundation. The members of the Board are responsible for policy administration, finance, fundraising, and public and community relations.

Please apply at https://hpld.formstack.com/forms/hpld_foundation_board_of_directors_application

Certified volunteer opportunities are available for individuals over the age of 18.  Individuals must submit application, interview, pass a background check, and complete 14 hours of domestic violence training.

The High Plains Library District Foundation is currently seeking additional members for the Board of Directors.

Well-suited candidates will have:

•Demonstrated interest in the goals and mission of the Foundation

•Specific experience and/or knowledge in at least one of the following areas: finance, fundraising, event planning, law, public relations, management/administrations, non-profit organizations, or libraries

•Willingness to provide annual support (volunteer, in-kind, or financial) to the Foundation

•Availability to attend quarterly board meetings as well as training and strategic planning sessions as needed

•Willingness to represent High Plains Library District and the Foundation in the community

The Board of Directors is legally and ethically responsible for all activities of the High Plains Library District Foundation. The members of the Board are responsible for policy administration, finance, fundraising, and public and community relations.

Please apply at https://hpld.formstack.com/forms/hpld_foundation_board_of_directors_application