Colorado Responds is the leading resource for individuals giving and agencies seeking help in the face of a disaster. Find ways to donate, volunteer, and more during times of crisis in your community and across the state of Colorado.
Boulder County Wildfires: Marshall Fire and Middle Fork Fire News
Thank you for your interest in volunteering. We are coordinating efforts to help with local agencies and the state. If you are interested in joining the effort, please:
STEP 1: DO NOT show up at the affected areas. The arrival of unexpected and unaffliated volunteers and material donations will interfere with response efforts.
STEP 2: Sign up for our Colorado Responds E-newsletter for continued updates.
STEP 3: Register for a Volunteer Account to sign up for volunteer opportunities as they become available.
STEP 4: HANG TIGHT while responding agencies assess what is needed and begin posting opportunities for volunteers.
STEP 5: Visit the Colorado Responds Website for current details on material donation needs. Thank you for all of your help!
***NOTICE: Disasters take time. There will be plenty of opportunities to volunteer in the days, weeks, months, and even years to come. While agencies and first responders are still in disaster response mode, the need for volunteers will be on hold. Once we enter the recovery stage, there will be an increased need for volunteer roles. The best thing to do now is register for a volunteer account and hang tight until volunteer opportunities become available and are posted to this site.
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Need Volunteers? Register Your Organization!
Do you need volunteers for disaster-related positions? Post unlimited volunteer opportunities to our database of volunteers by registering for a membership today! Visit the Organization Registration page to register. Membership is currently FREE for COVOAD related agencies and allows you to post personalized volunteer opportunities that volunteers can sign up for instantly.
Refugee Resettlement
Thank you for your interest in supporting families fleeing Afghanistan. The situation is changing every day and there is close coordination between federal, state, and local entities to work collaboratively to support new Afghan families as they arrive. For details on how to help, visit ColoradoResponds.org.
