Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of Communications and Public Involvement. Volunteer today!
City Communication will vary by issue, but one example is West Nile spraying:
West Nile virus is a potentially deadly disease spread by mosquitoes in the mid-to-late summer months. In 2022, Colorado had more West Nile cases than any other state, and Larimer County led among Colorado counties. By sharing information about West Nile activity in the area, you will raise awareness, help residents learn ways to protect themselves and their families
Apply below for the Direct Distribution Volunteers volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Amy Resseguie
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of the Neighborhood Services Department. Volunteer today!
The City of Fort Collins seeks willing volunteers to assist their neighbors through a variety of tasks. Volunteers will be paired with neighbors who are in need of assistance with tasks such as grocery shopping and delivery, basic errands, snow shoveling, lawn mowing, yard work, outdoor pet care/dog walking, minor outdoor home repair, and more. Volunteers can choose to perform one-time tasks with different neighbors or can commit to an ongoing relationship with a neighbor in need.
Apply below for the Adopt-A-Neighbor volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Emily K Olivo
(970) 510-6638
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of the Gardens on Spring Creek. Volunteer today!
Volunteering in our Butterfly House is both educational and rewarding! Butterfly House volunteers are responsible for maintaining USDA containment standards, helping to ensure an excellent guest experience and enhance guest takeaways through interpretation and education.
Apply below for the Butterfly House Volunteer volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Hannah Krikorian
(970) 416-2482
The Purpose of The Gardens on Spring Creek Volunteer Program is to enrich lives of volunteers and community members through our beautiful, curated gardens and outstanding education programs and events; create a financially sustainable workforce; and educate volunteers and guests about environmental stewardship through gardening.
Apply below for the Gardens Volunteer volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Hannah Krikorian
(970) 416-2482
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of the Mediation & Restorative Justice Department. Volunteer today!
Apply below for the Mediation group volunteer role.
Apply below for the Restorative Justice group volunteer role.
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of the Municipal Court Department. Volunteer today!
General Municipal Court volunteer to include bailiff responsibilities and citation entry/processing
Apply below for the General Municipal Court Volunteer volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Marlene Brown
(970) 221-6801
By becoming a volunteer with us, you are joining a long history of community commitment to conservation. Since its inception, the Natural Areas Department has engaged volunteers on every level, from education to stewardship to leadership. Volunteers help extend outreach and strengthen community involvement. We believe that volunteers are one of our most valuable resources.
Volunteer today!
Adopters agree to care for a natural area for one year by picking up trash and reporting maintenance issues. This program provides opportunities for citizens to take an active role in restoration efforts through stewardship.
Apply below for the Adopt-A-Natural Area volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Rachel Balduzzi
BARK Rangers are Volunteer Ranger Assistants (VRAs) and their canines that patrol on approved Natural Areas Department properties. These volunteers and their dogs serve as a visible presence in the City of Fort Collins Natural Areas Department and serve as ambassadors promoting stewardship ethics and good dog behavior while on city trails. BARK Rangers participate in education and community outreach events.
Volunteer Description Overview
Diamond Peaks Mountain Bike Patrol volunteers patrol City of Fort Collins Natural Areas and Larimer County Open Spaces on bike.
Apply below for the Diamond Peaks volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Rachel Balduzzi
The Office and Equipment Volunteer is responsible for managing the supplies that are essential to running natural areas programs and events.
Master Naturalists are highly trained volunteer educators who share their knowledge and experience with the community. As a Master Naturalist you will experience beautiful natural areas while you learn how to lead fun, hands-on field trips. An intensive training session of about 70 hours is offered each spring.
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of the Parks Department. Volunteer today!
The City of Fort Collins Forestry Division maintains over 56,000 trees on public property along streets, and in parks, cemeteries, golf courses and other City facilities. The City is seeking skill based Urban Forest Ambassadors to assist with updating inventory data, perform urban forest health assessments, tree planting events, and engage the community in spreading the value and importance of our community’s urban forest! Urban Forest Ambassadors will perform a variety of tasks including updating the inventory, assessing for structural defects or insect and disease and engaging with the Fort Collins Community. The volunteers will help us update the public tree inventory on a more frequent basis. These efforts will include the use of an iPad or smartphone, diameter tape, and educational material to complete tasks as assigned by Forestry staff. Urban Forest Ambassadors are an integral part of urban forest management that will help continue health and longevity of the urban forest for generations to come.
Apply below for the Ambassadors volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Carrie Tomlinson
Anyone with interest in gardening is welcome to join a gardening team at Twin Silo Park. Tasks will require regular bending, stooping, lifting, digging, etc. All training is provided, just come open to learning!
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of the Recycling Ambassadors Department. Volunteer today!
"Three-R" Enthusiasts, read on! This is the ONLY volunteer opportunity on the Front Range where you will:
Apply below for the Recycling Ambassador volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Adam Egger
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of the Senior Center Department. Volunteer today!
Apply below for the General volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Ashley Ruffer
(970) 224-6033
We are looking for two volunteers to assist at our fun Social Dance events! These positions are ongoing, so we require volunteers willing to commit to attending on a consistent basis.
position #1
Position #2
Training will be provided at first event.
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of the The Farm & Northside Aztlan Community Center Department. Volunteer today!
Without our amazing Volunteers, we couldn't do what we do! We love our Volunteers and can't wait to welcome you into our phenomenal program. Apply today!
The Lincoln Center provides opportunities for educational experiences for local students and teachers. If you would like to set up an Informational Interview, a Tour, Job Shadow, Volunteer Experience, or a High School Capstone Project, please contact our Front of House Coordinator, Tyler Davis, at tdavis@fcgov.com or (970) 221-6260.
This position allows High School and College students in the greater Fort Collins area to observe and participate in the management of a Performing Arts Venue including Volunteer Management, House Managing, Theater Operations, Administration, and Client Coordination. The purpose of this position is to assist students looking to work in a Performing Arts Venue or as a Volunteer Manager to gain critical experience and knowledge that can help guide their career path and find work in their chosen field.
Apply below for the Lincoln Center Intern volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Tyler Davis
Volunteers are an extremely important and essential part of the Lincoln Center family. We rely on our Volunteers to be our eyes and ears and to assist patrons in navigating and participating in the many performances and events we offer. Volunteers get exposed to a wide array of artistic and professional endeavors including theatrical performances, dance productions, art gallery installations, concerts, and community events. While Volunteers get to enjoy a majority of the presentations that they work, the emphasis is providing our patrons with a professional and enjoyable experience that makes them want to return time and time again.
The application window has now closed for the 23/24 season. We will begin taking applications again in March of next year. Our interview process begins in June or July and our mandatory Volunteer training will take place in late August or early September. Thank you for your interest in joining our team!
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of the Utilities Department. Volunteer today!
The Community Engagement Team is looking for qualified educators to support water education programs.
Contact Kellie Gorman with questions and interest.
Apply below for the Xeriscape Garden Club volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Emma Pett
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of Volunteer Services. Volunteer today!
Community Engagement Volunteers are trained in education and outreach techniques to support staff in disseminating information and gaining feedback from the community on department-specific programs. Volunteers will be trained as content experts on various City priorities to answer questions and facilitate meaningful discussions at City-sponsored events.
Apply below for the Citywide Community Engagement volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Sue Schafer
Assist Human Resources in daily admin tasks such as answering phones and greeting visitors
Apply below for the HR Admin Volunteer volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Sue Schafer
The City of Fort Collins hosts a number of events throughout the year with the goal of engaging the community in fun, family-friendly experiences. Special events generally consist of activity booths, educational activities, vendor sales, music, etc. Special Event Volunteers will assist with all aspects of event management including set up/tear down, hosting booths, running activities, assisting with refreshments, and/or offering shuttle service. Due to the similarity of Special Events, volunteers can move easily between departments for a wide variety of experiences.
Apply below for the Special Events Volunteer volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Sue Schafer
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of the Recreation Youth Education Department. Volunteer today!
Assist instructors with swim lessons by creating a fun learning environment for participants. This is a great opportunity for youth volunteers 14 and older.
Apply below for the Water Safety Aide volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Sophie Anders
Apply below for the Youth Instructor Assistants volunteer role.
Questions? Contact Lisa Freeman
(970) 416-2528
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