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  • Snow Buddies Volunteer
    Snow Buddies pairs volunteers with seniors in the Metro Area to shovel walks. Volunteers are paired with seniors within a two-mile radius of their home.
  • Youth Volunteer Program
    Individual youth and groups of youth ages 11-17 can volunteer in a variety of our programs. Youth volunteers can work with children in Head Start schools, help the homeless, assist homebound seniors, and much more.
  • Youth Action Team
    The Denver Action Team is for high-school students in the Denver Area. Action Teams work with the Major League Baseball Player's Trust to help their community. Action Team Volunteers help with Rake Up, Colorado!, organize events for our Head Start Programs, work with our Literacy Day and much, much more.
  • Family Volunteer Program
    The Volunteers of America Family Volunteer Program provides families the opportunity to positively impact our local community while spending quality time together and strengthening communication and bonds between parents and kids. Families with children of all ages can volunteer for one of our ongoing opportunities or at our monthly family volunteer projects.
  • Bannock Youth Center
    Bannock Youth Center serves youth between the ages of 16-24.
  • Head Start Assistant
    Head Start is a pre-kindergarten program for children 3 to 5 years of age.
  • Youth Mentoring Program
    This program needs active adult volunteers who are available during the weekdays to help with youth groups (ages 11-18) who mentor young children in Head Start classrooms (ages 3-5).
  • Family Motel
    The Family Motel provides emergency housing to homeless families and individuals.
  • Handyperson
    Provide minor home repairs and safety modifications for limited-income seniors in Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson, Gilpin and Clear Creek counties.
  • Meals on Wheels
    Volunteer groups and individuals are needed to deliver the noon meal to homebound seniors.
  • Market Meals
    Pack and/or deliver a monthly package of food to homebound seniors.
  • Healthy Aging
    This program's focus includes improved nutrition, physical activity, fall prevention, and chronic disease self management specifically for seniors.
  • Office Volunteer
    Volunteers are needed to assist with a variety of tasks around the office.
  • Brandon Center/Theodora House
    Brandon Center and Theodora House is a 118-bed shelter for battered and/or homeless women and their children and homeless women veterans.
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About the Guild   
Bannock Youth CenterBannock Youth Center serves youth between the ages of 16-24. Central DenverHomelessness & SheltersGayle Novak
303-297-0408
Brandon Center/Theodora HouseBrandon Center and Theodora House is a 118-bed shelter for battered and/or homeless women and their children and homeless women veterans. West Denver, more info provided at OrientationHomelessness & SheltersGayle Novak
303-297-0408
Family MotelThe Family Motel provides emergency housing to homeless families and individuals. West DenverHomelessness & SheltersGayle Novak
303-297-0408
Family Volunteer ProgramThe Volunteers of America Family Volunteer Program provides families the opportunity to positively impact our local community while spending quality time together and strengthening communication and bonds between parents and kids. Families with children of all ages can volunteer for one of our ongoing opportunities or at our monthly family volunteer projects. Denver, CO, 80205AllRachel Dolgin
303-297-0408 x 13310
Handyperson Provide minor home repairs and safety modifications for limited-income seniors in Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson, Gilpin and Clear Creek counties. Various homes across metro Denver.MaintenanceWayne Chitwood
303-297-0408
Head Start AssistantHead Start is a pre-kindergarten program for children 3 to 5 years of age.DenverEducation & LiteracyGayle Novak
303-297-0408
Healthy AgingThis program's focus includes improved nutrition, physical activity, fall prevention, and chronic disease self management specifically for seniors.Varies in Denver MetroRecreational ActivitiesGayle Novak
303-297-0408
Market MealsPack and/or deliver a monthly package of food to homebound seniors.Michael Kern Kitchen, 2660 Larimer St. DenverHunger & Food BankDale Elliot
303-297-0408
Meals on WheelsVolunteer groups and individuals are needed to deliver the noon meal to homebound seniors. Varies, metro DenverHunger & Food BankBradley Gulley
303-297-0408
Office VolunteerVolunteers are needed to assist with a variety of tasks around the office. 2660 Larimer St. Denver, COAdministrativeGayle Novak
303-297-0408
Snow Buddies VolunteerSnow Buddies pairs volunteers with seniors in the Metro Area to shovel walks. Volunteers are paired with seniors within a two-mile radius of their home. Denver, CO, 80205MaintenanceAmelia Sidinger
303-297-0408
Summer 2011 Guild Newsletter   
Youth Action TeamThe Denver Action Team is for high-school students in the Denver Area. Action Teams work with the Major League Baseball Player's Trust to help their community. Action Team Volunteers help with Rake Up, Colorado!, organize events for our Head Start Programs, work with our Literacy Day and much, much more.Denver, CO, 80205AllRachel Dolgin
303-297-0408 x 13310
Youth Mentoring Program This program needs active adult volunteers who are available during the weekdays to help with youth groups (ages 11-18) who mentor young children in Head Start classrooms (ages 3-5).DenverEducation & LiteracyGayle Novak
303-297-0408
Youth Volunteer ProgramIndividual youth and groups of youth ages 11-17 can volunteer in a variety of our programs. Youth volunteers can work with children in Head Start schools, help the homeless, assist homebound seniors, and much more. Denver, CO, 80205AllRachel Dolgin
303-297-0408 x 13310
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