About The Guild

The Volunteers of America Guild is about “women helping women.” The Guild was founded in celebration of Volunteers of America’s 100th anniversary and is the first Guild ever established to support Volunteers of America.

The Guild is extending all current year memberships (2019) through 2020 until further notice. Membership renewal and gathering will take place as permitted due to the coronavirus pandemic. Stay tuned!

The purpose of The Guild is to support Volunteers of America Colorado by providing rich and rewarding opportunities for volunteers to help with and raise funds for valued programs, enhance community awareness, and grow community volunteers to give of their time and talents in support of Volunteers of America and Guild programs and events. Since 1996, The Guild has supported the women residing at Volunteers of America’s shelters or in Volunteers of America programs.

Supporting Volunteers of America programs through annual signature fundraising events is one way The Guild supports women in need. These events, including Red Wine and Seafood, offer members a way to bond, exercise their talents, and support the cause.

As a member of The Guild, you will have the opportunity to firsthand use your gifts to enrich the lives of women who are struggling through our many volunteer projects during the year, including Mother’s Day in December and the Back-to-School BBQ.

Mother’s Day in December

This is a special day of pampering for women who don’t get to feel special very often! The day includes hair-styling, manicures, make-up, new clothing, food, and music! A holiday treat for the residents and joy for the volunteers. Join us!

Back-to-School Barbecue

Every year the Guild hosts a Back-to-School event with food, games, and all the supplies that a student would need to go back to school. Providing these supplies to women who are experiencing homelessness relieves a huge burden from their already full plates and the fun event gives them a much needed moment to relax.

MONTHLY DINNERS AT IRVING STREET WOMEN'S RESIDENCE

On the fourth Wednesday of each month, the Guild provides a home-cooked meal for the women living at Volunteers of America's long term women's shelter.

sERVICE WITH STYLE

A fundraising luncheon honoring a local philanthropist who has made a difference in our community. The luncheon features an amazing three-course meal, a fashion show, and exclusive pop-up shops from local favorite boutiques.

tHE COLLECTORS

A committee dedicated to making sure clothing is availability for all served by Volunteers of America. Please contact Sandee Walling 303-221-6598 or sjwall05@comcast.net for more information.

wISHLIST BRIGADE

This committee assists in obtaining specific personal care items that are needed by the residents at Irving Street Women's Residence.

For Information about Membership, contact Mary Beth Heller
Phone: 303-913-2495
jerryheller@msn.com