Our outdoor volunteer program is April through October, and we’re currently in the off-season.
WAYS YOU CAN STILL GET INVOLVED
Find your place in caring for Colorado.
Each of us has an important role to play in caring for Colorado, and there are numerous ways to do your part. Find Your Place with VOC.
Sign up for one of our public volunteer projects, held April through October.
There is no experience or long-term commitment required, so you can sign up for one project or many!
You can also volunteer on projects in one of our project support or trained leadership roles.
We sometimes need volunteers to help off the trail and/or in the office with tasks such as envelope stuffing, data entry, outreach events, and more.
If you are interested, please reach out to Abby so we can contact you should an opportunity arise.
Find your family's place in caring for Colorado.
Volunteering with Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC) is a great way for your children and family to learn about our state's diverse outdoor places and how to care for them in a fun and unforgettable way!
Our annual Family Camping projects are open to individuals as well as families with children ages 6+. While those ages 12+ work on the trail, ages 6-11 participate in fun and educational outdoor activities.
This award-winning program engages a group of high school students each school year in monthly outdoor stewardship and leadership activities across the Front Range.
Select volunteer projects are open to youth. Simply filter by age when searching projects to find the perfect opportunity for you and the kiddos.
Please note...
Questions about Youth Volunteering? Contact Emily Novack at 303-715-1010 ext. 113.
Gather a small group, get outside and give back!
Volunteering with VOC is a fun and rewarding way to build teamwork while positively impacting Colorado's outdoor places.
We offer 90+ volunteer opportunities throughout the state each year from April - October. Please note each project varies in size; some projects may not be able to accommodate groups while others can accommodate groups up to 10 people.
View the Project Calendar to explore 2024 volunteer opportunities. View our Volunteer FAQ to learn more about VOC projects.
For groups of at least 15 people, VOC can customize a Team Stewardship Day volunteer project based on your group's needs. Please note that these custom projects require a minimum contribution to address the additional coordination, logistics, and supplies needed.
Learn more about Team Stewardship Days.
Whether it's guiding volunteers through project work, cooking and preparing meals, transporting tools, or even helping to design the trail itself, our volunteer leaders are critical to our success. Learn more about supporting VOC through a volunteer leadership or project support role through the links below.
Your commitment is flexible and can be weekly, monthly, or just a few times per season!
Learn more about the Steve Austin Training Scholarship for new and existing leaders!
Our volunteer projects wouldn't be possible without the help of our trained Volunteer Leaders. With a little training and determination, anyone can become a VOC Volunteer Leader! Learn more about the roles below or contact Ben to get started.
Not sure if you're ready for leadership? Try your hand as a Crew Chef Helper or Tool Manager Assistant first.
Project support volunteers are extremely helpful to have, and these positions allow you to put your other hobbies and skills to use! No training is required to help as a Volunteer Photographer, and you can volunteer exclusively in this position or combine it with your regular time on the trail.
Share your enthusiasm for protecting natural environments and working with youth by becoming a Cairn mentor for VOC's Cairn Program. In this hands-on role, you will help guide and empower high school students in becoming the next generation of outdoor stewardship leaders.
Learn about our volunteer experience, who can volunteer, registration & cancellations, ways to get involved and more!
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