Events Calendar

Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver helps kids succeed in school, develop good character and citizenship, and live healthy lives at 21 neighborhood clubs and our summer camp in the mountains through low or no-cost opportunities to participate in fun and educationally enriching activities after school, during the school day, and all summer long. This event will take place at the JeffCo location.

Volunteers will help the organization run the State Education Day Event, which will include activity stations where volunteers will be helping run a main activity alongside a staff member. This will include helping teams get materials, keeping track of time, awarding points, etc. and trivia stations where volunteers will be asking trivia questions to teams and giving out 10 pts to teams who answer correctly. Volunteers may also be asked to help judge for our “Best Game Piece” and “Best Dressed” awards as well.

COVID-19 vaccinations are required and volunteers must fill out a health waiver form and bring to the site on the day of the event.

Parking is available on site.

Who's Coming?

Contact: Hasib Nasirullah '11 or Boys & Girls Club Coordinator: Camille Bolos

Volunteers will do landscaping and weeding under the supervision of Thorne Nature Experience and City of Boulder Open Space staff members.
We will have tools and work gloves, but bring your favorite garden tool if you wish.
Wear a hat and bring sunscreen and your water bottle.
There is plenty of parking. If you wish to stay later and have a sack lunch, please bring that with you.

Directions:|
Turn south at the traffic light at 63rd and Arapahoe and follow that road through a gate and along the Marsh to our building.

Who's Coming?

Contact: Dr. Oakleigh “Oak” Thorne, Y’51, at 720-224-8976. We look forward to seeing you! 

Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver helps kids succeed in school, develop good character and citizenship, and live healthy lives at 20 neighborhood clubs through low or no-cost opportunities to participate in fun and educationally enriching activities after school, during the school day, and all summer long. This event will take place at the Owens location.

• Volunteers will help run State Education Day, where all 20 Clubs in Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver compete against one another for a handful of awards while completing fun activities designed to engage club members’ mastery of reading, geography, science, and math.
• Volunteers should arrive by 9:45am as the day begins at 10am and runs until 2pm. A light lunch will be provided to volunteers. Volunteers may also leave after lunch after 12:30pm, rather than stay for the full day.
• Children aged 15 and up are welcome to volunteer alongside their parent or legal guardian. There are 15 volunteer spots available. For more information on the activities, please contact Hasib Nasirullah '11.

Volunteers are requested to complete a waiver online before the event.

Parking is permitted on Kentucky Ave across from the Club or in our parking lot on the west end of the Club (westbound before hitting Lowell or just after Lowell if eastbound on Kentucky Ave).

Who's Coming?

Contact: Hasib Nasirullah '11 or Nikki Flint, BGCMD Academics & Leadership Manager

*Please note: This program has reached its volunteer capacity*

Volunteers will do landscaping and weeding under the supervision of Thorne Nature Experience and City of Boulder Open Space staff members.
We will have tools and work gloves, but bring your favorite garden tool if you wish.
Wear a hat and bring sunscreen and your water bottle.
There is plenty of parking. If you wish to stay later and have a sack lunch, please bring that with you.

Limit is 16 volunteers - please register now as spots fill up. If you register and need to cancel, please contact us to allow other people to participate. Families of all ages are welcome!

Directions:
Turn south at the traffic light at 63rd and Arapahoe and follow that road through a gate and along the Marsh to our building.

Who's Coming?

Contacts: Hasib Nasirullah '11 and Dr. Oakleigh “Oak” Thorne, Y’51

The mission of Broomfield FISH is to meet our neighbors’ basic human needs and provide them with hope and tools to rise out of poverty. FISH is a nonprofit organization that provides food, emergency financial assistance, and one-on-one mentoring support to Broomfield residents in need. In 2022, FISH provided more than 1.4 million pounds of food to 12,500+ unique people, 53% of whom were under the age of 18.

• After a brief orientation, our group of up to 8 Yale alumni volunteers will work in the cost-free, self-shop marketplace and warehouse sorting donations, stocking shelves, and repackaging bulk items. Please wear closed-toed shoes. Masks are optional.
• Volunteers will be asked to sign a waiver as part of orientation.
• Parking: FISH is located in the brick two-story building behind Wells Fargo. Please plan to park on the east side of the building and enter through the east side door marked “Volunteer and Donation Entrance.”

Who's Coming?

Contacts: Hasib Nasirullah '11 and Larissa Kusel, Broomfield FISH Volunteer Coordinator