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Community Volunteer Opportunities. Karen Goates. Email Me. Places to Volunteer in the Pikes Peak Region Welcome There are many organizations in the Colorado Springs area that depend on volunteers to provide the services they offer.
Each organizat ion is unique in its mission: kids, food, literacy, veterans, housing, mental health, animals, nature, history, and more! No matter where you serve, you are making a difference in our community!
Care and Share Food Bank As a food bank, Care and Share works to gather and sort food from multiple sources, distributing to our network of partners in 29 counties across Southern Colorado. We make sure nutritious food gets in the hands of everyone who needs it—wherever they are. Volunteers could participate in the following ways. Minimum age requirement is 9. Colorado Parks and Wildlife CPW's mission is to perpetuate the wildlife resources of the state, to provide a quality state parks system, and to provide enjoyable and sustainable outdoor recreation opportunities that educate and inspire current and future generations to serve as active stewards of Colorado's natural resources.
Camp hosting, education and outreach, community science, habitat and trail work, maintenance and construction, wildlife projects, customer service, and much more! Minimum age requirement is For more information contact: cpw. Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services We serve residents of Colorado Springs with integrity, through competent provision and management of trails, open spaces, parks and recreation areas; cultural and historical resources; urban forests; recreation opportunities for youth, teens, adults and seniors; and services that provide for or improve the quality of life and enhance the image of the city.
