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New opportunities posted 11/01/09.32nd Street Jubilee Center/Jubilee of the Episcopal Church
Jubilee Center
2222 W. 32nd Avenue
Denver, CO 80211-3318
303.477.3944
The mission of the 32nd Avenue Jubilee Center is to offer emergency, supportive and educational resources that address the basic human needs of the Northwest Denver Community. The Center facilitates an afterschool program, an intercultural exchange/language program, and a healthcare initiative.
The Bridger After-School Program operates Monday – Wednesday from 3:00 – 6:00 p.m. and offers homework assistance and one-on-one mentoring. Volunteers are needed to provide assistance with math, reading and science, as well as arts and music. Help facilitate the educational success of elementary and middle school students who face challenges as first generation immigrants whose primary language is Spanish. Contact Jan Pearson, 720-313-9470. janvcp@msn.com
The Program for Intercultural Communications and Language Skills “PICLS”, offers English and Spanish language classes on Mondays and Thursdays from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. and focuses on breaking down cultural barriers while teaching students basic English or Spanish language skills. Volunteers are needed to teach components of the courses. Spanish skills are not required. Contact Matt Skeen, 303-621-4560.
The Community Healthcare Initiative works with local health agencies to provide basic health screening and educational services. Volunteers can help in screening and assessing client health needs, providing health related information and referral services, or doing community outreach. Contact Rev. Delores Shortridge, 303-477-3944. Updated 1/05/09.
Academia Sandoval
www.sandoval.dpsk12.org
3655 Wyandot St.
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Alonso Escalante at 720-424-4389 or Alonso Escalanante
Academia Sandoval is a Dual Language Montessori School and aims to have all of their students become bilingual/biliterate by the end of sixth grade. Preschool classrooms (3, 4, and 5 year olds) are two-language environments and lower elementary classrooms (1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades) are single-language environments, where two classrooms team together to meet the needs of two language groups – one environment is English and one environment is Spanish.
Volunteers (parents, community, university students/interns) at Academia Sandoval are an integral part of the work we do with children and families. Volunteers work with students in Kindergarten through 5th grade classrooms with reading and writing skills. An assistant to the coordinator in preparing materials for the classroom is also needed. While all volunteers are welcome, a specific need for bilingual individuals and native Spanish speakers exists. Classroom opportunities are available Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. and the assistant to the coordinator opportunity is available from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. After-school assistance is also needed. Training and background in Montessori style provided. Updated 1/03/09.
American Friends Service Committee
American Friends Service Committee
901 W. 14th Ave., Suite 7
Denver, CO 80204
Contact: Volunteer Coordinator Jordan Garcia jgarcia@afsc.org or at (303) 623-3464
AFSC is an international Quaker organization. In the Colorado office, our Immigrant Rights program organizes non-immigrants in support of the human rights of immigrants through a speakers' bureau, letter writing campaigns, a book club, and many other activities. Updated 8/06/09
America Scores Denver
America Scores Denver
2125 W. 33rd Ave.
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Brandon Blew or Julie Eisen at 303.832.5879
America SCORES Denver empowers students in urban communities using soccer, writing, creative expression, and service-learning. With teamwork as the unifying value, America SCORES Denver inspires youth to lead healthy lifestyles, be engaged students, and become agents of change in their communities.
Working with 8 schools and 200 students in northwest Denver, the organization is looking for help in their after school programming, refereeing Friday afternoon soccer games (games start around 3:30 p.m.), and in preparing for the Jamboree on May 16, 2009. Choose from one of eight schools that are in close bus, biking, or driving range to Regis!
Updated 1/07/09.
Annunciation School
Fr. Woody's Wheels Sponsored ProgramContact: Mario Vigil at 720-934-9479
The Annunciation School Tutoring Project provides a "working with kids" service opportunity that seeks individuals to provide tutoring and mentoring to students at one of Denver's oldest schools. Many of these students face economic and family issues that compete with academic demands. These students benefit from the consistent attention and example that dedicated college students provide. Tutors are needed in both elementary classrooms and in middle school study sessions. Because Fr. Woody spent the first fourteen years of his priesthood at this school, it is a special project. The project runs on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3 pm - 5 pm. Weekly participation is absolutely required, as children depend on "their" Regis student showing up each Monday or Wednesday for them. Updated 1/07/09.
Arrupe Jesuit High School
Arrupe Jesuit
4343 Utica Street
Denver, Co 80212
Contact: Fr. Gary Menard SJ at 303-455-7449 ext. 224 or gmenard@arrupejesuit.com
Arrupe Jesuit High School is a co-educational, college preparatory, Catholic Jesuit secondary school founded to serve the economically disadvantaged, racially and culturally diverse youth of Denver's central city neighborhoods and to enhance human, intellectual, and spiritual capacities of the families it serves while respecting and promoting cultural diversity. To assist the school in this mission volunteers are needed to work with students individually and in small groups during after school study hall. Study hall runs from 3:45 to 5:00 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Volunteers will have a brief training with the principal. Updated 8/14/09
The Aspen House of Mount St. Vincent
4159 Lowell Blvd.
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Erica Berg or at 303-964-1120
The Aspen House is a transitional therapeutic group home of Mount Saint Vincent Home. The youth, ranging from ages of 9-15, have experienced significant challenges in their short lives. Tutors are needed in areas of math and English from 3:30-5 Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Mandatory background checks are given to all volunteers. Updated 8/14/09.
B & G Custodial Services/Regis English as a Second Language Program
3333 Regis Blvd.
Denver, CO 80222
Contact: esl@regis.edu
B & G is a private sub-contractor of Regis that handles all custodial work in Regis buildings. Many of the employees are from Mexico or El Salvador and would like to learn to speak English. Volunteers are needed to assist as tutors and conversation partners for the Regis English as a Second Language (ESL) Program for B & G staff. Volunteers are needed to work with B & G staff for one-on-one tutorial sessions on the Regis campus. Volunteers should be able to commit from 1-3 hours per week and need to make a three month commitment to working with a custodian. There are also opportunities to deepen relationships amongst various departments on the Regis campus and B & G custodians, and to complete other fun and challenging duties. A positive outlook, friendly demeanor, and good work ethic are mandatory. The number of volunteers needed is limited and the process is quite competitive. Please fill out the Application If you have additional questions about the program, kindly contact Melissa Nix at 303.458.4217. Updated 1/05/09.
Bienvenidos Food Bank
Bienvenidos Food Bank2224 W. 32nd Ave.
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Brendan McCrann at 303-433-6328 or director@bienvenidosfoodbank.org
Bienvenidos Food Bank, located only 2 miles from Regis at 32nd and
Wyandot, serves residents of Northwest Denver. We have volunteer needs
ranging from food resource collection and delivery, pantry organization
and inventory, food distribution to local residents, community outreach,
fundraising and general nonprofit administration. Hours are flexible.
Food bank distribution occurs Thursdays between 11A and 2P, and again
between 4P and 6P. Spanish skills are a plus, but not required. Please
contact Brendan to discuss your interest and explore specific volunteer
opportunities available. 303.433.6328. Updated 8/14/09.
Boys and Girls Club of Metro Denver
Boys and Girls, Denver
Wilfley Branch
4595 Navajo Street
Denver, CO 80211
Johnson Branch
3325 W. 16th Ave.
Denver, CO 80204
Denver Bronco Branch
4397 Crown St.
Denver, CO 80239
For Work Study Contact: Erin Martinez at 303-892-9200 ext. 104 or erinm@bgcmd.org
To Volunteer Contact: Kristine Cohn at 303-892-9200 ext. 125 or KristineC@BGCMD.ORG
Work with children aged 6-18 in educational or recreational activities. Volunteers need to enjoy a high-energy environment and be self-motivated. Regis students are asked to make a minimum commitment of 24 hours spread out over the semester. The clubs operate Monday through Friday from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. and run sporting events on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The Wilfley Branch is especially seeking folks interested in coaching and refereeing football and basketball. Students who would like to teach basic computing/internet use are also in high need. Nursing students needed to help out with minor physicals prior to sports seasons and to do preventative care seminars. Volunteers are asked to commit at least 2 hours a week ( a minimum of 24 hours spread over the semester). An orientation, background check (no fee) and application are required. Volunteers must also go through extensive training, which is available each month. Start the process today by filling out an online application and a Background Check Consent Form. Updated 8/14/09.
Broadway Assistance Center -- St. Joseph’s
605 W. 6th Ave. (6th and Galapago)
Denver, CO 80204
Contact: Betsy Stapp at 303-893-4108 or at Broadway Assistance Center
The Broadway Assistance Center serves the poor of St. Joseph’s parish and the surrounding community. The food bank needs volunteers Mondays and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and the soup kitchen operates on Thursday and utilizes volunteers all day. Volunteers assisting with the food and clothing bank should commit to a 3-hour shift. There is also an extreme need for blankets, gloves, mittens, socks, and backpacks – interested students might hold a drive for such items as part of a class or club project. Updated 9/1/08.
The Center
glbtcolorado.org
1050 Broadway
Denver, CO 80203
Contact: Rahn Anderson at 303-733-7743, ext. 109 or randerson2@glbtcolorado.org
Improves the lives of individuals who affiliate with the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender movement by building a healthy, inclusive and empowered GLBT community; providing opportunities for positive social interactions, community service and personal development; promoting knowledge and appreciation of GLBT history, literature, art and culture; and advocating for social justice. In 2009, The GLBT Community Center is implementing various programs of inclusivity based on age and ethnicity, in order to more fully serve our populations of seniors, GLBT families and persons of color. Volunteer assistance needed: phone staff, general office work, monitoring of cybercenter, general building maintenance, events staff, group facilitators, library assistance, outreach buddies, festival crew, and virtual researcher. One-time volunteer opportunities and brief educational sharing seminars are also available to Regis students. Please go on-line to complete the volunteer form. Updated 8/14/09.
Children's Museum of Denver
Children's Museum of Denver2121 Children's Museum Drive
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Ashley Garbin at (303) 561- 0114 or volunteer@cmdenver.org
The Children’s Museum of Denver is always looking for fun loving volunteers to come help us with our amazing special events! Not only is this a great chance to get involved with the community but it’s also a great resume builder. Volunteer for one event or come enjoy all the fun we have to offer! Updated 8/18/09
Colfax Community Network
Colfax Community Network1585 Kingston St.
Aurora, CO 80010
Contact: Mandy at 303-360-9175 or mandie_ccn@hotmail.com
The purpose of Colfax Community Network is to provide children and families residing in low-income, transient housing (primarily residential motels) along Colfax Avenue with information, advocacy, services and programs that will strengthen and improve family and community life.
Volunteers are needed in the following areas: After School Program - Volunteers are needed Monday - Friday between 2:45 p.m. - 6 p.m. to assist with developing reading skills, tutoring and assist with events/activities; Outreach Assistant - Assist outreach team with weekly onsites to two Colfax Avenue motels: Tuesdays 2:45 p.m. - 6 p.m.; Family Night Volunteer - Volunteer your cooking, serving and cleaning talents in one night. We regularly host a monthly Family Night on the fourth Thursday of each month between the hours of 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m.
A completed volunteer application and background check are needed before volunteering can begin. Complete an application, available at the bottom of this linked page CCN suggests a regular volunteer schedule to ensure a meanwhile experience for both volunteer and child/family involved. Updated 8/14/09.
Colorado AIDS Project
Colorado AIDS Project
2490 W. 26th Ave., Building A, Suite 300,
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Athena Lansing at 303-837-0166 ext 316 or AthenaL@coloradoAIDSproject.org
Make a difference in the life of somebody living with HIV! Colorado AIDS Project is seeking Regis Work Study students to work in our food bank or the reception desk. Food bank hours are: Tuesday 11-2, Wednesday 1-5, Thursday 11-4, Friday 1-3 and Saturday 9-12. Reception desk hours are flexible shifts during regular business hours M-F 9-5. Complete a volunteer application online by visiting www.coloradoaidsproject.org/volunteer and include any relevant work/volunteer experience in the comments section. Updated 8/14/09.
Colorado Anti-Violence Program
The Colorado Anti-Violence Program (CAVP)
The Colorado Anti-Violence Program (CAVP) is looking for new volunteers to become a valuable part of the organization. There are many ways you can get involved, including completing administrative tasks, community outreach, building referral databases, and staffing the 24-hour crisis hotline.
We are especially looking for more volunteers to be trained to be hotline advocates.
If you are interested in either of these trainings, please RSVP to 303-839-5204 or kelly@coavp.org ASAP.
General Volunteer Orientation
The general orientation will provide you with all of the tools you'll need to be an amazing volunteer with CAVP. This is also a great way to see if the CAVP crisis hotline is right for you. The next general orientation will take place on October 3 from 8:30am-5pm.
Crisis Hotline Training
Because the crisis hotline training is about 30 hours long, you will be making a considerable time-commitment to both the training and the hotline itself. Hotline shifts are a half week long, where you will carry a pager for 24-hours a day. When people call the hotline, they will leave a message and the pager will then go off. You must have access to returning that phone call within 20 minutes of the call. If you have any questions about how the hotline can fit into your schedule, please let us know.
The next crisis hotline training will take place:
• Saturday, October 3, 8:30am-5pm
• Thursday, October 8, 6-9pm
• Saturday, October 10, 8:30am-5pm
• Sunday, October 11, 8:30am-5pm
• Thursday, October 15, 6-9pm
• Thursday, October 22, 6-9pm
Updated: 09/28/09
Colorado Community Hospice
Colorado Community Hospice3501 W. 23rd Ave
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Stephanie Hunkar at 303-546-792 or email at: shunkar@coloradocommunityhospice.org
This mission of Colorado Community Hospice is to provide quality care to hospice patients. Volunteers are needed to serve as companions to a few of the 50 patients in Hospice. Students are asked to visit their patient at least once a week. Patients are either at their own homes or health care facilities in the Denver area. There is an 8 hour orientation where students will be administered a drug test (the drug test will be performed at a different site which students will be given information on location and times), T.B. test, and a background check. During orientation student will learn about the death and dying process, grief and bereavement, and the hospice concepts and history.
Updated: 8/14/09.
Colorado Youth for a Change
Colorado Youth for a Change951 Elati St.
Denver, CO 80204
Contact: Audra Bishop at 303.726.8904 or at Audra Bishop
Colorado Youth for a Change
Colorado Youth for a Change 951 Elati St. Denver, CO 80204 Contact: Audra Bishop at 303.726.8904 or at Audra_Bishop@dpsk12.org Colorado Youth for a Change strives to address the severe dropout crisis in Colorado by bringing out-of-school youth together to inspire one another to return to school. In attempt to help meet this goal, tutors are needed to assist in 9th grade algebra classes at West High School both before and during school. Volunteers should commit to helping regularly, at least once per week, over the course of the semester. Class times are as follows: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 7.30 - 9.15 a.m., 9.30 - 10.37 a.m., and 1.20 - 3.00 p.m. Training will be provided in techniques for working with high risk youth, working with impoverished individuals, and the effects of poverty on education. Contact Audra to get involved today!!!Community Educational Outreach
Community Educational Outreach1651 Kendall (Colfax and midway between Sheridan and Wadsworth)
Contact: Jessica Beckman at 303-921-8600 or jbeckman@ceocolorado.org
CEO is a non-profit agency that provides comprehensive, on-site adult education services for residents residing at a community correctional facility in Lakewood. CEO’s mission is to provide or enhance access to education for recovering addicts and offenders to ensure successful reintegration into our local communities. Tutors are needed to help students in the areas of reading, writing, math, science, social studies, computer, and job search. Opportunities are available Monday through Friday, 8:00 - 11:00 a.m. and Sunday through Thursday, 3:30 – 8:30 p.m. Tutors are required to set a weekly schedule and to maintain that schedule for the semester. For more information, please visit our website at: www.ceocolorado.org Updated 8/18/09.
Cross Community Coalition - Afterschool Mentoring/Tutoring at Swansea Elementary
4650 Columbine St.
Denver, CO 80216
Contact: Paul Garcia at 303-292-3203 or garcia@yahoo.com
Cross Community Coalition (CCC) works to bring people together of diverse backgrounds and experiences who live in the area of Swansea and Globeville to work together to create positive social and economic change by providing opportunities for individual and family achievement and improving the quality of life for all residents. CCC sponsors an afterschool program at Swansea Elementary School and needs mentors and tutors who are excited to work with youth Monday - Thursday from 6:30-7:30 a.m and from 3:00-5:30 p.m. Paul is a joy to work with, and welcomes you to become a part of this dynamic program! Updated 9/3/08.
Denver Big Picture High School: Skyland Community High
Skyland Community High1619 E. 35th Ave
Denver, CO 80205
Contact Gayle Beckman or at 720-217-9959.
The Denver Big Picture High School: Skyland Community High aims to educate one student at a time by engaging students in meaningful learning in the classroom and the community; building strong relationships among students, teachers and professionals; and preparing students for college through challenging projects and coursework. Many of the students attend this school by court-order, and so have a history in the criminal justice system. Others of them have been deeply impacted by family violence. Service learners are needed to tutor in basic math and high school level algebra and geometry. Tutors are needed MWF from 10.30 a.m. – 12.15 p.m. and from 1 – 3.30 p.m. Afterschool opportunities exist from 3.30 – 5.30 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays. Updated 1/27/09
Developmental Disabilities Resource Center
Developmental Disabilities Resource Center
11177 W. 8th Avenue, Suite 300
Lakewood, CO 80215
Contact: April Richey at 303-462-6585 or at april.richey@ddrcco.com
The Center's Mission is "...to provide leading-edge services that create opportunities for people with developmental disabilities and their families to participate fully in the community." Quality, dignity and choice are the values of DDRC. DDRC is looking for caring and patient volunteers who are able to make friendly visits to others (in person, phone calls, or emails), provide respite care, do shopping, do yard work or minor home repair, help out in personal business activities, or assist with recreational activities. There is a background check required to get started (no fee). Days and times of volunteer opportunities vary -- you can work with April to find a time that works for you! Updated 8/18/09.
Earthlinks
EarthLinks
2828 Larimer St.
Denver, CO 80205
Contact: Julie Schwab at julie@earthlinks-colorado.org or Cass Cronan at cass@earthlinks-colorado.org or call 303-389-0085.
EarthLinks connects low-income people with the natural world for the mutual benefit of both the person and the planet. Earthlinks is an experiential Earth education organization that reaches out to poor and isolated residents of the inner city and persons living on the margins of society, broadening their experience of the Earth and offering them ways to expand their sense of community.
Volunteers are needed in the following areas: GreenFingers Project Assistant (Tues & Friday mornings 9-12), GreenFingers Sales Assistant (varies, some weekends), EarthLinks Administrative Assistant (varies, M-F 9-5), Garden Assistant (varies, call for more information). Volunteers are also needed to help with one-time volunteering opportunities including: garden cleanup and/or help with assembling mass mailings. Earthlinks looks forward to meeting you and thanks you for your interest! Updated 8/12/09.
El Centro Su Teatro
El Centro Su Teatro
4725 High St.
Denver, CO 80216
Phone: Tanya Mote at 303-296-0219 or tanya@suteatro.org
El Centro Su Teatro is a multidisciplinary cultural arts center committed to Chicano and Latino arts. We believe that art and culture are essential to a democratic society and that art should reflect the diversity of our country's cultural landscape. El Centro Su Teatro produces, promotes and preserves high-quality original theater, music, dance, literature, film and visual art that represent the experiences, history, language and heritage of Chicanos and Latinos in the US and the Americas. Great opportunities for flexible and versatile students to learn and to engage on multiple levels. Willing to work with students to craft individualized opportunities with students in marketing, fundraising, event management and youth arts projects.. Hours are flexible but will require some weekend evenings. Updated 8/18/09.
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
1250 Welton St., Room 248
Denver, CO 80204
Contact: Susan at 720-423-4847 to become an in-class or conversational tutor.
The English as a Second Language program at Emily Griffith Opportunity School serves immigrants, visa students, and refugees from around the world. Volunteers are needed as in-class tutors, conversation group leaders, and in-home tutors. A two-hour a week/four-month commitment is mandatory for in-home tutors and no less than a two-hour a week/three month commitment for in-class and conversation tutors. In-home tutoring is arranged at a time that is convenient for both the tutor and the student. In-class tutors needed Monday - Friday any time between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. and Monday - Thursday from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Conversation tutors needed Thursdays from 9:45 a.m.- 10:45 a.m., 12:15 p.m.- 1:15 p.m. In-class and conversation tutors should specify whether they’d like to work with refugees or immigrants. Go on line, print out, and complete all volunteer application materials, and then call to set up a time that you can come by and drop off your application materials. Please do not stop by without first having an appointment. Updated 8/14/09.
Employment Works
www.employmentworks.org
801 Yosemite St.
Denver, CO 80230
Contact: Jennifer Ross at (303) 828-7841 or jross@cpco.org
The Employment Works Youth Initiative supports transitioning youth with challenges and barriers to employment. We are looking for volunteers to help the youth gain the skills and knowledge for obtaining employment. This curriculum engages youth with a variety of learning opportunities facilitated by local businesses, volunteers and Employment Works staff. As a volunteer you would help facilitate the Employment Course where youth are provided with job seeking skills. Topics include interviewing, job searching, resume building, application completion and understanding what to expect from employers during a job search. If you are interested in this great opportunity to impact future employees please email Jennifer Ross!!! Updated 1/03/08.
Empowerment Program, Services for Women
Empowerment Program
1600 York St.
Denver, CO 80206
Contact: Sr. Mary Ann Figlino maryann-figlino@empowermentprogram.org at 303-320-1989 x308
Provides education, employment, counseling and support services to women and teens who are in disadvantaged positions due to incarceration, poverty, homelessness, HIV/AIDS infection or involvement in the criminal justice system. Volunteer opportunities are likely to focus on working one-on-one with women trying to complete their GED. GED tutoring takes place on Monday thru Thursday from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.. The Empowerment program is always closed from 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. for lunch. Updated 9/14/09.
Escuela de Guadalupe
Escuela de Guadalupe
3401 Pecos
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Vernita Vallez, principal, at vernita_vallez@escuelaguadalupe.org or 303-964-8456
Escuela de Guadalupe offers an award-winning Catholic, dual-language program where all students are committed to full literacy in English and Spanish across all academic areas. The school thrives on rigorous academic expectations that are delivered through a carefully articulated curriculum reflecting research-proven strategies. By preparing students with high levels of language proficiencies, knowledge, learning skills, and cultural aptitude, Escuela de Guadalupe is able to deliver its graduates to some of the best middle schools in metropolitan Denver .
Volunteers are mostly needed for tutoring (reading, writing or math) and in the after-school Enrichment Program from 4:15 - 5:30 p.m. from Monday through Friday. The Enrichment program has various themes such as Arts & Culture, Theatre & Drama, Sports and Music. All volunteers are welcome as we need English speaking volunteers, Spanish speaking volunteers and bilingual volunteers. There is some need for volunteers to work in classrooms during the day, from 8:15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. To apply, please e-mail the principal to set up a meeting for placement. Updated 9/3/08.
Family Star Early Childhood Education
Family Star
Northwest Denver
2246 Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Annalice Nugent at anugent@familystar.net or 303-477-7827
or
Northeast Denver
1331 East 33rd Ave
Denver, CO 80205
Contact: Chad Jones at cjones@familystar.net or 303-295-7711
Provides young children (newborn to age 6) from low-income families with high quality early childhood education. Volunteers are needed to work with children aged newborn to six in the classroom Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. - 5:45 p.m. Spanish speakers are ideal as this program is bilingual and is a Montessori program as well. The program for the 0-3 age group is an Early Head Start Program. Office administration assistance is also appreciated. Background check and interview are required. Training provided. Updated 1/03/09
Family Tree
Family Tree
3805 Marshall St.
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
303-422-2133 ext. 736
Contact: Sean Wolfe at swolfe@thefamilytree.org or 303-403-5892
Volunteer opportunities in empowering individuals and families overcoming homelessness, domestic violence, and child abuse. Volunteer times are available at hours that fit your schedule. Training and orientation is provided by Family Tree staff. It is required that all volunteers attend training in the areas in which they are volunteering. Volunteer opportunities range from crisis hotline operator to working as a store attendant organizing donated items for families. Volunteers should fill out a Volunteer Application and attend a volunteer orientation. Volunteer orientations are held the last Saturday of every month, from 10 AM - 4 PM. They are held at the Family Tree Administrative offices, located at 3805 Marshall St, Wheat Ridge, 80033. Updated 8/18/09.
Florence Crittenton School (Parent Pathways)
Parent Pathways www.parentpathways.org 55 South Zuni Street Denver, CO 80223 Contact: Lisa Hamm-Greenawalt, Community Relations Manager, 303-321-6363 x218, lhamm@parentpathways.org
Parent Pathways www.parentpathways.org 55 South Zuni Street Denver, CO 80223 Contact: Lisa Hamm-Greenawalt, Communications and Outreach Manager, 303-321-6363 x218, lhamm@parentpathways.org. Parent Pathways is a Denver, CO-based nonprofit agency that helps teen parents be productive members of the community by offering a holistic range of services to the entire teen family. It provides education and parenting training for pregnant and parenting teen mothers at the Florence Crittenton School, early childhood education for their babies at our Early Learning Center, and counseling and parenting support for teen fathers through the Young Fathers Program
Volunteers are needed to help tutor students with special needs, help students find their career interests, help students build resumes, and conduct practice job interviews. Volunteers who can commit to at least one semester are needed in the Early Learning Center at least one day a week between 8am - 2:30 pm. Parent Pathways offers opportunities to get involved with special events such as the "Miles for Moms" Pathways Run Walk (May 8, 2010), the Fall Luncheon (Sept. 16, 2009), and a variety of Holiday Helping Hands projects around Thanksgiving and Christmas. Volunteers are also needed to help with day to day administrative needs in the Parent Pathways and Florence Crittenton School. Please contact Marcia Jamison, Special Events and Volunteer Manager, 303.321.6363 or mjamison@parentpathways.org. Updated 09/03/09.
Focus Points Family Resource Center
Focus Points3532 Franklin St.
Denver, CO 80205
Contact: Jolene at 303-292-0770 or at jolenegoerend@yahoo.com.
New Web Page at: www.focuspoints.org.
Help build a stable and secure neighborhood by offering coordinated, family-centered services. Work with immigrant populations, many of whom are from Mexico. Volunteers needed to tutor students in English as a Second Language (ESL). All courses are staffed by a professional ESL teacher and the student will plug into the class in a number of ways as a tutor (individual tutoring, tutoring groups of language learners, modeling conversation with the teacher, etc.). Call for information about where and when ESL classes are held. Updated 08/14/09.
Front Range Earth Force
Front Range Earth Force
2120 West 33rd Ave.
Denver, CO 80221
Contact: Ana Soler at 303-433-0016 ext 2# or ana.soler@ef-den.org
Front Range Earth Force is a local non-profit committed to youth development and improved quality of life in Denver-area neighborhoods. Established in 1997, Earth Force believes that young people are underutilized assets, eager to become actively and seriously involved in their communities. We are seeking one to two committed students to help work with our Youth Action Board, which meets about twice a month on Sunday afternoons/early evenings. Student assistant would help plan meetings, contact YAB members, facilitate discussion, help with logistics and more. Updated 8/18/08
The Gathering Place (Women’s Day Shelter)
The Gathering Place
1535 High St.
Denver, CO 80218
Contact: Justine Zollo at justine@the-gatheringplace.org or 303-996-9034
The mission of The Gathering Place is to provide a safe daytime refuge and resources for self sufficiency to women and children experiencing poverty and homelessness. Volunteers are asked to submit a written application that may be downloaded from www.the-gatheringplace.org, tour the agency and engage in a personal interview. Volunteers work in all aspects of the agency but are asked to commit to at least 2 hours per week for an extended period of time. Placements are based on the agency’s needs, the availability and skills of the volunteer, and their compatibility with the Gathering Place’s mission. Updated 8/14/09
Girls Inc.
Girls Inc.
1499 Julian St.
Denver, CO 80204
Elizabeth Green, Volunteer Coordinator, at 303-893-4363 ext. 124 or egreen@girlsincdenver.org
Provides girls ages 6-18 with challenging opportunities that build skills and help prepare them to become self sufficient, resourceful, independent adults. Girls Incorporated of Metro Denver teaches classes in the following areas: Media Literacy, Health & Sexuality, Sports & Adventure, Leadership & Community Action, Culture & Heritage, and Careers & Life Planning. Girls Inc. also provides tutoring and homework help in the Youth Center with girls 6-11. Volunteers can work with girls Mondays-Fridays from 2:45-6:30 p.m. (days and times depend on volunteer's availability). You can apply online at www.girlsincdenver.org Updated 8/10/2009
Goodwill Industries
www.goodwilldenver.org
6850 N. Federal Blvd.
Contact: Nona Urban, volunteer coordinator at 303-650-7789 or nurban@goodwilldenver.org -- for the School to Work Program
The mission of Goodwill School to Work mentoring is to help support and guide at-risk or disadvantaged 9th - 12th grade students as they attend high school. Mentors help their students to develop academic achievement, resume writing, life skills, goal setting and decision-making skills. Volunteers must be willing to commit at least one hour per week to mentoring a high school student and they may choose from a variety of locations within the Denver Public School System (including North High School at 32nd and Federal). Our mentoring program is very flexible to the availability and location of its volunteers. To begin working directly with students, mentors must first complete a program application, attend a 2.5 hr training session with Goodwill staff and be able to pass a standard background check (no fee). Trainings are held periodically throughout the school year at the Goodwill Administrative Offices (6850 N. Federal Blvd.) Updated 8/18/09
Growing Home
Growing Home3489 W. 72nd Ave. #112
Westminster, CO 80036
Contact: Anita Deshommes at 303-426-0430 or anita@growinghome.org
Just a 5 minute drive from campus! A non-profit that provides shelter, food, and comprehensive assistance to families with children experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Growing Home operates a shelter program, a Children's Program (after school tutoring), a Homeless Prevention Program (referrals, rent/mortgage assistance), an Affordable Housing Project, and offers emergency services (food, diapers, etc.). No religious activities are conducted.
Volunteers must complete an interview and one hour of training prior to service. Volunteer opportunities for students in the college include: tutoring and mentoring school aged children from 3:00-6:00 p.m. Monday-Friday and being an assistant chaperone for Saturday field trips for children. Food distribution in the food bank from 10:00-12:00 pm seven days a week, as well as sorting and labeling donations for the food bank in the afternoons. We are also always in need of volunteers to help answer calls for assistance in the afternoons, directly assisting families in crisis. Volunteer opportunities in CPS include: Public Relations and Communications (helping with the annual report and newsletter), IT/Computer science (reviewing and making recommendations to the website, researching best practices for agency programs, and helping with database repairs and upkeep).
Volunteers are also needed for administrative tasks, cleaning and handy work, weeding, watering, and planting in a garden plot, graphic design and photography, and sorting and distribution of food, diapers, and hygiene products. Growing Home is open seven days a week, and opportunities for service and advocacy are available every day. Food, baby items (diapers, wipes, formula, etc.), hygiene items (razors, shampoo, deodorant, etc.), and cleaning supplies are always needed. This is a great opportunity for your class, team, or club to do a drive! Any volunteer working directly with clients or children is also asked to undergo a background check (no charge to volunteer). Thank you for your interest in helping us house the homeless, feed families, and care for children! Updated 8/14/09
Guardian Angels Catholic School
Fr. Woody's Wheels Sponsored ProgramContact: Mario Vigil at 720-934-9479
Students who sign up to work at Guardian Angels will assist classroom teachers in their care of elementary students. Consistent participation is required so that children at Guardian Angels are not disappointed or disheartened. Regis students will be able to apply what they have learned (or are learning) in their Spanish classes. The Guardian Angels Project runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm and on Wednesdays from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Transportation is provided via Father Woody's Wheels, which will leave from Regis parking lot #2. Updated 1/07/09
Harmony/Serenity Residences
Marycrest Assisted Living
Marycrest Property – 52nd/Federal
2850 Columbine Road
Denver, CO 80221
Contact: Paul Edwards, Activities Coordinator, at 303-433-0906, extension 322 or actmarycrest@comcast.net
Harmony Residence is one of only a handful of assisted living facilities in the United States that is specifically for adults with disabilities. Serenity Residence is also an assisted living facility that serves the elderly. Volunteers can work in either building or both. Volunteers are especially needed for one-to-one visitation and to help out with activities. Paul will work with you to create a position that matches your interests and skills. Volunteers are expected to be committed to the shifts they sign up for. Updated 9/8/08.
HeadStart (Various Sites throughout Northwest Denver)
HeadStartRocky Mountain SER
150 Sheridan Blvd.
Denver, Co 80226
Contact: Cheryl Cardenas at 303-937-1060, extension 240 or cardenas@rmser.org
Head Start serves the child development needs of preschool children and their low-income families. Volunteers needed to assist teachers in the classroom, working directly with 3-5 year old youth. There are 24 centers in the Denver area. Most centers operate from 8:00 – 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 – 4:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, with two centers that operate from 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Many opportunities are available working at several locations throughout Northwest Denver. Updated 8/14/09
Hep C Connection
www.hepc-connection.org1325 S. Colorado Blvd
Denver, CO 80222
Contact: Kara Armstrong at 720-917-3972 or karmstrong@hepc-connection.org
Helpline Volunteer
Hep C Connection is in need for Helpline volunteers. This is a weekly commitment to serving callers across the country right from our office. A set schedule around your school work will be made. School work can also be done during down time!!! Counseling and hepatitis C education training will be provided. Helpline volunteers can work one day a week for 3-4 hours at our office 1325 S. Colorado Blvd. We ask for a semester or more commitment.Community Outreach and Education Volunteer
Hep C Connection needs Outreach Volunteers to work in the community at health fairs, outreach presentations, and special events. If you like to mix and mingle while also educating others on important health topics this is the place for you! The time commitment for this opportunity is flexible. All necessary education and outreach training is provided. Most locations are around the Denver area. Some are outside Denver and transportation costs are covered by Hep C Connection. Updated 01/07/09.Inner City Health Center
Inner City Health3800 York Street
Denver, CO 80205
303-296-1767
Contact: Laura Alden, Volunteer Coordinator at 303-296-1767or lauraa@innercityhealth.com
A nonprofit volunteer-based health care facility committed to improving the health of low income and medically uninsured families. This is a Christian faith-based organization serving families in the Denver area and surrounding neighborhoods. Volunteers must be fluent in Spanish and be able to commit a half day per week for the full semester. Duties include helping with patient intake, front desk, assist doctors and other duties as assigned. The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00-5:00. A commitment of once a week or once every other week for six months would be ideal Updated 8/18/09.
King Adult Day Enrichment Program
King Adult Day Enrichment
Marycrest Campus
52nd/Federal
Contact: Michelle King or Jessy Williams 303-433-6887, extension 16 or mking@mscenter.org jwilliams@mscenter.org
KADEP strives to provide a client-centered, community based program designed to enhance participants’ quality of life by improving or maximizing their physical, emotional, social, cognitive and spiritual well-being.” KADEP is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with a wide variety of daily activity groups (for example, art crafts, bowling, waterskiing, computers, etc.) from 10:00 a.m.– 3:00 p.m. Help is needed during various shifts, which go from 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., over lunch from 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m., and from 1:30 – 2:45 p.m. If you are particularly interested in volunteering to learn more about Physical Therapy, please let the individual you speak with know that you’d like to become a part of the Physical Therapy/Wellness Program. Volunteers can serve on a one-time or long-term basis. Updated 8/14/09.
The Learning Source for Adults and Families
The Learning Source455 S. Pierce
Lakewood, Colorado 80226
Contact: Tara Vinlove at 303-957-2883 or tara@coloradoliteracy.org.
The Learning Source for Adults and Families, a local nonprofit organization working to educate Denver metro adults and families, is in need of volunteer tutors for its ESOL and ABE/GED classes—especially for its daytime classes in Aurora. Areas of instruction are reading, math and English language, and no prior teaching experience is required.
Daytime and evening orientation and training sessions for volunteer tutors are scheduled on Monday, September 28th and Wednesday, September 30th. These sessions will be held at the Community College of Aurora (Lowry campus). For more information on session times and locations, contact Tara Vinlove, volunteer recruiter, at 303-957-2883 or tara@coloradoliteracy.org.
“We have many volunteers that return year after year because they enjoy working with our adult students,” explains Susan Lythgoe, executive director of The Learning Source. “However, with the continuing focus on the need to learn English to become a U.S. citizen, we are seeing an increased demand for our classes. We especially need volunteers who are available for daytime classes in the Aurora area.”
Established in 1964, The Learning Source (coloradoliteracy.org) is located at 455 S. Pierce in Lakewood and operates 16 literacy programs at 10 locations throughout the Denver metro area. Updated 8/18/09.
Lutheran Family Services
Lutheran Family Services Provides a caring response to the needs of the world's uprooted people and empowers refugees to achieve self-sufficiency by equipping them with skills, tools and opportunities. Volunteers specifically requested to help coordinate donations, serve as Case Aides, or as Administrative Aides. Volunteers also needed to assist refugees in finding employment, reviewing resumes, getting refugees to interviews, and potentially recruiting employers. Some volunteer tasks require a car, as it may be necessary to drive clients to job interviews, etc. Excellent training and support provided to volunteers. Days, hours, and locations vary. Only responsible and committed students need apply. Updated 08/24/09
Mercy Housing Dedicated to creating and strengthening healthy communities by developing, operating, and financing quality, affordable, service enriched housing. Volunteers can get involved by focusing on policy issues or get involved in an after-school or English as a Second Language (ESL) program for families. Volunteers are especially needed to participate in after school programming on Monday – Friday from 3:00 – 6:00 p.m. at Decatur Place Apartments [1155 Decatur, Denver], Holly Park Apartments [5520 E. 60th, Commerce City], and Grace Apartments [13th and Yosemite, Denver]. Volunteers are also needed to care for children during classes for their parents Monday through Thursday from 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at 1155 Decatur Place. Nursing students are also welcome at Franconia and Holly Park Apartments for residents in need of blood pressure checks, having their nails clipped, and basic access to health-related resources. For direct work with children, a background check is required (no fee) Updated 8/18/09.
It's more fun when you play by the rules! Provide structure for sports at recess. Help our K-5th grade students learn the rules and play basketball, flag football, soccer and more. Reinforce sportsmanship. Work with our PE teacher to reinforce instruction. From 11:30-1:00 Mon-Fri. Additional opportunities tutoring in literacy and math are available. Updated 1/07/09
www.msvhome.org Mount St. Vincent Home serves children by strengthening their ability to socially and emotionally participate in the community. Volunteers are especially needed to serve in preschool and elementary school classrooms for a couple of hours a week during the school day from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. or in the Preschool for a couple of hours during the week from 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. We can also use school lunchroom volunteers from about 11:45 to 12:45. They would help serve lunch to the kids. We need people Mon.-Fri. A background check and fingerprinting are required
Updated 8/14/09. The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is seeking a student who is earning their degree in Social Work, Human Services, Political Science, or Public Relations. There are two different opportunities available which include Community Engagement and Advocacy. With these opportunities, students will be able to work closely with the Director of Care Management, and the Vice President of Programs in order to achieve their goals. Students are needed during the fall semester to work at the Denver office located on 900 S. Broadway and will be asked to work about 10 hours a week. A background check is required. Updated 8/18/08.
Wyatt Edison Open Door Youth Gang Alternatives seeks to eliminate gang violence and criminal activity in the metropolitan Denver area by offering positive alternatives to active and potential gang members. Volunteers are needed to work with at-risk K-8 students in an after-school tutoring and mentoring program. The program runs from 3:00-6:00 p.m. on Monday – Thursday. Volunteers are needed to help with snacks, homework, and recreation. Volunteers are also welcome to participate in home visits, with an opportunity to gain a more holistic look into families and the link between challenges in school and at home. Individuals with art and recreational interests are also welcome. Volunteers are asked to work a shift at least once a week for the full semester. A background check is required and volunteers will meet with someone for an overview of volunteer tasks and training. Updated 8/14/09.
Tutor and mentor local neighborhood youth! Opportunities to help teachers in their classrooms throughout the school day include work in Reading, Math, History, Art, and more! These opportunities are between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 2:45 p.m., Monday through Friday. Volunteers are also needed for after-school programs: sports (soccer, volleyball, softball, tennis, and swimming), dance, drama, chess, homework help, college programs, and more! Each volunteer opportunity requires a semester commitment. Please fill out and email Wendy the On-Line Application. Also be sure to print off and fill out the Background Check Form. BE SURE TO TURN THE BACKGROUND CHECK FORM IN AT THE FRONT DESK AT SKINNER THE FIRST TIME YOU VOLUNTEER.
Samaritan House
Provides food, housing, and social services to homeless men, women, and children. Volunteers are needed to work with children, serve meals, teach classes, etc. Check out this link for additional opportunities. All routine volunteers MUST complete the needed paperwork; attend a volunteer orientation- along with a “Called to Protect” class. Updated 8/14/09
The Spot Downtown Denver’s award-winning, nonprofit, drop-in urban youth center for 14-24 year olds. The Spot helps at-risk urban youth, teens, and adolescents have fun and mature into productive adults by providing a safe, supportive nighttime youth center that encourages respect, creativity, education, employment, and career and youth development. Get involved in art projects, the computer lab, men’s group, or women’s group. Volunteers accepted on a one-time or more long-term basis. Updated 9/10/08.
4231 West 16th Ave. St. Anthony Central Hospital is a non-profit, faith-based hospital. St. Anthony Central also has Level 1 trauma status, which means we treat the most severely injured patients in the state of Colorado. As a large hospital located by Sloan's Lake in Denver, we welcome a variety of patients and visitors through our doors every day.
Volunteer Opportunities:
1. Ambassadors at the Information Desk (escort visitors, lookup patient rooms, answer telephones) available any four hours between 7am-8pm weekdays and weekends. Volunteering as an Ambassador is a perfect way to learn how hospitals runs and about the many departments and learn more about non-profit hospitals.
2. Gift Shop: run the register, stock the gifts, help family members choose a gift for their patient; available any four hours between 9am-8pm weekdays and 10-7pm Saturdays and Sundays.
3. Clinical support: greet patients, take water/blankets to patients, stock clinical supplies on clinical floors, answer phones, assist clinical staff; available any four hours between 7am-8pm weekdays and weekends.
Volunteer requirements: commitment of at least one semester, attend orientation, reference letters, background check, TB testing (provided for free at the hospital); volunteers must also have health insurance or be enrolled in medicare/medicaid.Updated 2/1 St. Anthony North Hospital is a non-profit, faith-based hospital that serves the community with Level 3 trauma status and a brand-new Emergency Department. St. Anthony North is a mid-sized hospital, with a caring, community feel.
Volunteer Opportunities:
1. Emergency Department Greeter: greet patients/families coming in to our brand-new, 32-bed Level III trauma Emergency Dept; give directions, help patients sign in, interact with clinical staff; available any four hours between 6am-11pm weekdays and weekends. This is a perfect way to learn about emergency rooms, hospitals, and patient care.
2. Surgery Check in: check in patients for their surgery; take patient & file back into the surgery rooms; help families in the waiting room; excellent way to learn about patient care and the clinical side of medicine; available from 6am-2pm M-F.
3. Radiology: check in patients, pull their xrays, assist technicians; if you are interested in radiology, ultra sound, or working in a hospital, this is the volunteer position for you; available 7am-5pm M-F.
Volunteer requirements: commitment of at least one semester, attend orientation, reference letters, background check, TB testing, MMR titer testing (provided for free at the hospital); volunteers must also have health insurance or be enrolled in medicare/medicaid. Updated 10/9/07
2323 Curtis Street St. Francis Center provides a safe place for people who are homeless to
meet their basic needs and receive assistance to transition out of
homelessness. Between 400-700 people, primarily single men, visit the
shelter daily. SFC needs volunteers for at least a 10 week commitment,
2-3 hours per week, Monday -Friday 6:30am - 6pm, Sat-Sun 6:30 am to 1:30 pm. There are a variety of ways volunteers can help: data entry, updating the website, creating newsletter, and providing direct services to guests of the shelter (e.g. information & referral; distributing mail, storage, clothing & toiletries; monitoring men's showers; assistance w/applications & resume writing). Spanish proficiency is very helpful. Updated 8/14/09.
Tennyson Center Dedicated to breaking the cycle of child abuse and neglect, and working to serve and strengthen children and families. Tennyson Center strives to provide competent and caring treatment, educational and advocacy services that are community-based, family-focused and child-centered. Volunteers work hands-on with youth, spending time with or reading to the children. Math and reading tutors are needed from 8:00 a.m. –2:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Volunteers need to come consistently, on a weekly basis and commit to at least 2 hours per week, over the course of the semester. A one-time mandatory training for all volunteers will take place for two hours – dates to be announced. Please complete the application form located at here. Updated 1/07/09.
Total Longterm Care TLC is committed to enhancing the ability of the elderly to live safely in their communities with dignity and independence by providing comprehensive health care and supportive services. To that end, we have four Day Centers in the Denver metro area which operate from 9am-3pm, Monday through Friday. Volunteers help participants by facilitating recreational and educational activities in the Day Center . Some volunteers, after a 1 hour training, help with Living Legacy program, where students help seniors document their life histories. Background checks are necessary at no cost to the students. Volunteers are welcomed at all four Center locations. Updated 8/17/09.
Urban Peak Urban Peak helps young people overcome homelessness and other real life challenges by providing safety, respect, essential services and a supportive community, empowering them to become self-reliant adults. Various volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups available at our shelter, administrative offices, education and media centers, and events including assisting in youth programs and serving and preparing lunch and dinner. Lunch is served daily from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. and dinner from 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Updated 8/18/09
Dale Elliott MISSION: The Volunteers of America Colorado Branch seeks to identify and serve the basic needs of the most vulnerable individuals and families in the community.
Meals on Wheels is in need of volunteers to deliver nutritious meals to homebound seniors Monday through Saturday between 10:30 AM and 1:00 PM in Denver, Jefferson, and Arapahoe Counties. It is a great way to get involved in your community! Delivering in groups with friends or family members is highly encouraged.
BACKGROUND CHECKS OR CLEARANCE: We work with a fragile population so each volunteer must be over 18 or accompanied by someone over 18. Anyone over 18 must have a background check, including a driver's license check.
UNPAID ASSOCIATED COSTS: The background check is $18.00 for each person over 18 and driving/delivering.
HOURS LOCATIONS DURATION: Monday through Saturday deliveries available throughout Denver, Jefferson and Arapahoe Counties.
One meal is delivered per day between the hours of 10:30 AM and 1:00 PM.
Deliveries usually take between 1.5 and 2 hours. Updated 8/14/09
Women's Bean Project Since 1989, the Women’s Bean Project has been helping women break the cycle of poverty and unemployment. We are a nonprofit organization that teaches job readiness and life skills for entry-level jobs through employment in our gourmet food production business. Women come with the goal of transforming their lives and moving toward self sufficiency. Volunteers can assist in a variety of capacities including working off-site events, hosting a Bean Party, teaching a life skills class or working to support our production efforts. Please fill out an application online, available through the website. Volunteers can work any time Monday-Thursday from 9-4, on Fridays from 9-12, and on occasional weekends. Updated 8/14/09.
Alana McCoy
1600 Downing St., Suite 600
Denver, CO 80218
Contact: Phil Gazley at 303-225-0199 or at phil.gazley@lfsco.org Mercy Housing
1999 Broadway, Suite 1000
Denver, CO 80202
Contact: Donna Baiocco at 303-830-3403 or dbaiocco@mercyhousing.org
Mesa Elementary
9100 Lowell Blvd.
Westminster, CO 80031
Contact Principal Michael Nolan at 303-657-3855
Mt. St. Vincent Home
4159 Lowell Blvd.
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Sherry Crawford at 303-458-7220, extension 228 or scrawford@msvhome.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society, CO Chapter
National Multiple Sclerosis Society, CO Chapter
900 S Broadway, 2nd Floor
Contact: Volunteer Manager, Kristina Lentell at 303-698-7400 x15408
Open Door Youth Gang Alternatives
Open Door Youth Gang Alternatives
3620 Franklin St.
Denver, CO 80205
Contact: Call Terri Wash at 303-893-4264 or cell (720) 364-6084 or terriwash@hotmail.com
Regis Outreach Program at Skinner Middle School
3435 W. 40th St.
Denver, CO 80211
Contact: Wendy Paddock at skinner@regis.edu
Updated 9/3/09.Samaritan House
2301 Lawrence Street
Denver, CO 80205
Contact: Ms. Lyric Raub at 303-996-6064 or lraub@ccdenver.orgThe Spot
2100 Stout
Denver, CO 80205-2827
Contact: Karen Motley-Smith at 303-974-2909
St. Anthony Central Hospital
St. Anthony Central Hospital
Denver, CO 80204
Contact: Faye Buffington, Volunteer Coordinator at 303-629-3719 or fayebuffington@centura.org
St. Anthony North Hospital
St. Anthony North Hospital
2551 W. 84th Ave.
Westminster, CO 80031
Contact: Erin Beauprez, Director of Volunteer Services at 303-426-2218 or erinbeauprez@centura.org
St. Francis Center
St. Francis Center
Denver, CO 80205
Contact: Jean Garrison at 303-244-0744 or jgarrison@sfcdenver.org
Tennyson Center for Children at Colorado Christian Home
2950 Tennyson St.
Denver, CO 80212
Contact: Cindy McKinney at 720-855-3421.
Total Longterm Care
Thornton, Aurora, Lakewood, and Denver
200 E. 9th Ave.
Denver, CO 80203
Contact: Diane Waack at 303-996-0444 ext. 102 or DWaack@totallongtermcare.org
Urban Peak
Main Office 730 21st Street Denver, CO 80205
or Shelter 1630 S. Acoma
Denver, CO 80223
Contact: Karen Motley-Smith at 303-777-9198, ext. 2909 Volunteers of America Meals on Wheels
Volunteers of America Meals on Wheels
Volunteer Coordinator
2660 Larimer St. Denver, 80205
303-294-0111
Dale Elliott
Women’s Bean Project
3201 Curtis St.
Denver, CO 80205
Contact: Diana Lachiondo, 303-292-1919 ext. 114 or at DianaL@womensbeanproject.com
(303) 458-3550
Alana McCoy
Main Hall 214 Reception Area
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