Volunteer: Serve at Art, Science and Multicultural Family Nights* Independent Opportunity* About the Event: CRI creates Family Night events for elementary and middle schools to encourage and empower parents to engage in their child’s education. These fun, informative evenings create an opportunity for parents and children to learn together. Learning is a family affair! CRI collaborates with school leadership to select Family Nights that support the school’s efforts to meet their curricular and parent engagement objectives. All Family Nights are held at local elementary or middle schools and run from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Volunteers are needed to help with set-up (5:00), serving refreshments (5:30-6:00), and helping families rotate to the various learning stations (6:00-7:00). Responsibilities of Volunteers at Family NightsReading — Volunteers read to small groups of children for thirty minutes while their parents meet with a reading professional. Complimentary books are provided for the students at the school. Response to Literacy — Volunteers read to a group of families, stopping the story before the ending. Volunteers then have guests write or illustrate their own ending to the story and lead a sharing session. Stories/materials are provided for the volunteers. Math/Games Night — Volunteers teach very simple math games to families. All materials and instructions are provided. Art Night — Volunteers help with the distribution of art supplies and then assist the art instructor and families with their creations. All Other Nights — Volunteers help families rotate to the various learning activities. September 9; 5:00-7:00pmForce Elementary Science Night1550 S Wolff St, Denver, CO 80219 September 18; 3:00-5:00pmEagleton Elementary Family Festival880 Hooker St, Denver CO 80204 September 24; 5:00-7:00pmAlice Terry Elementary Art Night880 Hooker St, Denver CO 80204 What to Expect: - Your goal is to help create an inviting event to welcome students and their families for an out-of-school learning experience. - Bilingual (Spanish/English) helpful, not necessary. Friendly people-persons. - You will be busy, but time goes quickly and families will be grateful for your help. **For the most accurate and up-to-date list of available volunteer spots, please check the sign-up link to fully register. It reflects the latest information and may differ from the shifts listed on this site. 3. Come back to the Portal to share your reflection and ensure this experience is included in your volunteer resume Program Partner: Community Resources, Inc. * Independent Opportunity* About the Event: CRI creates Family Night events for elementary and middle schools to encourage and empower parents to engage in their child’s education. These fun, informative evenings create an opportunity for parents and children to learn together. Learning is a family affair! CRI collaborates with school leadership to select Family Nights that support the school’s efforts to meet their curricular and parent engagement objectives. All Family Nights are held at local elementary or middle schools and run from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Volunteers are needed to help with set-up (5:00), serving refreshments (5:30-6:00), and helping families rotate to the various learning stations (6:00-7:00). Responsibilities of Volunteers at Family NightsReading — Volunteers read to small groups of children for thirty minutes while their parents meet with a reading professional. Complimentary books are provided for the students at the school. Response to Literacy — Volunteers read to a group of families, stopping the story before the ending. Volunteers then have guests write or illustrate their own ending to the story and lead a sharing session. Stories/materials are provided for the volunteers. Math/Games Night — Volunteers teach very simple math games to families. All materials and instructions are provided. Art Night — Volunteers help with the distribution of art supplies and then assist the art instructor and families with their creations. All Other Nights — Volunteers help families rotate to the various learning activities. September 9; 5:00-7:00pmForce Elementary Science Night1550 S Wolff St, Denver, CO 80219 September 18; 3:00-5:00pmEagleton Elementary Family Festival880 Hooker St, Denver CO 80204 September 24; 5:00-7:00pmAlice Terry Elementary Art Night880 Hooker St, Denver CO 80204 What to Expect: - Your goal is to help create an inviting event to welcome students and their families for an out-of-school learning experience. - Bilingual (Spanish/English) helpful, not necessary. Friendly people-persons. - You will be busy, but time goes quickly and families will be grateful for your help. **For the most accurate and up-to-date list of available volunteer spots, please check the sign-up link to fully register. It reflects the latest information and may differ from the shifts listed on this site. 3. Come back to the Portal to share your reflection and ensure this experience is included in your volunteer resume Program Partner: Community Resources, Inc. Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 80219 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: OneColorado Youth Advocacy RetreatJoin us for an empowering and inspiring day at the One Colorado Youth Advocacy Retreat ! This event is designed for LGBTQ+ youth ages 13 - 23 by LGBTQ+ youth, offering a unique opportunity to learn, share, and grow together. Date: October 25th, 2025 Time: 10am - 3pm Light Breakfast will be provided, Lunch will also be provided. This a youth-led movement where you'll gain the skills to become a powerful advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and social justice. Whether you're part of a GSA (Gender-Sexuality Alliance), passionate about social justice, or simply eager to connect with like-minded peers, this event is for you! Facilitated by: One Colorado GSA Leadership Council: Bringing expertise in GSA organization and dedication to creating safe schools for LGBTQ students, active involvement in a GSA or other student club committed to ending bullying and discrimination.What to Expect: Youth-Led Workshops: Dive into hands-on training sessions led by facilitators from the One GSA Leadership Council and Boulder OASOS Youth Group, covering topics like organizing GSA activities, navigating advocacy work, and building inclusive communities. Collaborative Discussions: Engage in meaningful conversations about the issues that matter most to you and your community. Networking Opportunities: Connect with other youth advocates from across Colorado, share experiences, and build lasting friendships. REGISTER HEREContact: Sage Sankofa (they/them), Youth & Community Engagement Manager (sages@one-colorado.org)Program Partner: CYL's Nonprofit Partnership Network Join us for an empowering and inspiring day at the One Colorado Youth Advocacy Retreat ! This event is designed for LGBTQ+ youth ages 13 - 23 by LGBTQ+ youth, offering a unique opportunity to learn, share, and grow together. Date: October 25th, 2025 Time: 10am - 3pm Light Breakfast will be provided, Lunch will also be provided. This a youth-led movement where you'll gain the skills to become a powerful advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and social justice. Whether you're part of a GSA (Gender-Sexuality Alliance), passionate about social justice, or simply eager to connect with like-minded peers, this event is for you! Facilitated by: One Colorado GSA Leadership Council: Bringing expertise in GSA organization and dedication to creating safe schools for LGBTQ students, active involvement in a GSA or other student club committed to ending bullying and discrimination.What to Expect: Youth-Led Workshops: Dive into hands-on training sessions led by facilitators from the One GSA Leadership Council and Boulder OASOS Youth Group, covering topics like organizing GSA activities, navigating advocacy work, and building inclusive communities. Collaborative Discussions: Engage in meaningful conversations about the issues that matter most to you and your community. Networking Opportunities: Connect with other youth advocates from across Colorado, share experiences, and build lasting friendships. REGISTER HEREContact: Sage Sankofa (they/them), Youth & Community Engagement Manager (sages@one-colorado.org)Program Partner: CYL's Nonprofit Partnership Network Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 25, 2025 Zip Code: 81001 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Give5: Sort and Pack at Food Bank of the Rockies!* Independent Opportunity* Make an immediate difference in your community! Volunteer with Give5 at Food Bank of the Rockies sorting and packing food to be distributed to community members in need. How to sign up: 1. Respond to this action on our site so you can come back and track your hours. 2. Sign up officially through the Food Bank of the Rockies site. 2. Serve and have fun! 4. Come back and track your hours from this event. Program Partner: CYL's Nonprofit Partnership Network * Independent Opportunity* Make an immediate difference in your community! Volunteer with Give5 at Food Bank of the Rockies sorting and packing food to be distributed to community members in need. How to sign up: 1. Respond to this action on our site so you can come back and track your hours. 2. Sign up officially through the Food Bank of the Rockies site. 2. Serve and have fun! 4. Come back and track your hours from this event. Program Partner: CYL's Nonprofit Partnership Network Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 18, 2025 Zip Code: 80239 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Give5: Serve at Mile High United WayJoin CYL at Mile High United Way with Give5: Distribute Holiday Gifts to Families in Need Thanks to generous donations from individuals and community partners, Mile High United Way provides a toy store every year where parents can select new gifts for their children. Children will have the opportunity to meet Santa and engage in holiday-themed activities. At the end of the day, families will leave with great holiday memories, treasured homemade keepsakes and wrapped gifts. Program Partner: CYL's Nonprofit Partnership Network Join CYL at Mile High United Way with Give5: Distribute Holiday Gifts to Families in Need Thanks to generous donations from individuals and community partners, Mile High United Way provides a toy store every year where parents can select new gifts for their children. Children will have the opportunity to meet Santa and engage in holiday-themed activities. At the end of the day, families will leave with great holiday memories, treasured homemade keepsakes and wrapped gifts. Program Partner: CYL's Nonprofit Partnership Network Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Nov 15, 2025 Zip Code: 80205 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Action Center: Organize & Sort the Clothing BankMake an immediate difference in your community! Volunteer at The Action Center to organize, sort and set up their Clothing Bank. The Action Center Clothing Bank is a free market for gently used clothing, shoes and accessories. How to sign up: 1. Respond to this action on our site so you can come back and track your hours. 2. Click here to create an account and sign up officially through the Action Center site. 2. Serve and have fun! 4. Come back and track your hours from this event. Program Partner: Action Center Make an immediate difference in your community! Volunteer at The Action Center to organize, sort and set up their Clothing Bank. The Action Center Clothing Bank is a free market for gently used clothing, shoes and accessories. How to sign up: 1. Respond to this action on our site so you can come back and track your hours. 2. Click here to create an account and sign up officially through the Action Center site. 2. Serve and have fun! 4. Come back and track your hours from this event. Program Partner: Action Center Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 80215 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Serve a Meal at Denver Rescue Mission!* Independent Opportunity* Volunteer at Denver Rescue Mission: Serve Dinner to our Neighbors Experiencing Homelessness Join us at the Denver Rescue Mission in downtown Denver to prepare and serve meals to our neighbors experiencing homelessness in Denver. Be ready to prepare food and serve a meal lunch line style. Typically we serve about 750 meals during our volunteer time! CYL will have an Adult Lead on site for the duration of the event. 10 spots are available! Denver Rescue Mission is also taking regular volunteers, so come check out if this is the right spot for you! Pro tip: Wear a hat and avoid a hair net! Program Partner: Denver Rescue Mission * Independent Opportunity* Volunteer at Denver Rescue Mission: Serve Dinner to our Neighbors Experiencing Homelessness Join us at the Denver Rescue Mission in downtown Denver to prepare and serve meals to our neighbors experiencing homelessness in Denver. Be ready to prepare food and serve a meal lunch line style. Typically we serve about 750 meals during our volunteer time! CYL will have an Adult Lead on site for the duration of the event. 10 spots are available! Denver Rescue Mission is also taking regular volunteers, so come check out if this is the right spot for you! Pro tip: Wear a hat and avoid a hair net! Program Partner: Denver Rescue Mission Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 80205 Allow Groups: No |