Specific requirements will depend on the position. Support and encourage moms and caregivers or assist in other areas such as laundry, cleaning, or the front desk. Must be 21+ and complete a background check.
Commit to a minimum of 100 hours per year, most shifts will be in 3- or 4-hour increments. Specific requirements will depend on the position.
Chatfield College events like the Nun Run 5K & the Quilt, Car and Craft Show are made possible because of the many fine volunteers who give of their time and talents.
Volunteers are trained to provide interpretation for mono-lingual or limited-English speaking clients, and to translate service agency forms or documents. Volunteers also help CPAF create or translate campaigns into API languages such as our “Love is…” campaign for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Commitment: 5 hour Volunteer Interpreter Training; regular remote and/or in-person availability.
Volunteers follow CPAF’s social media accounts on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, and they regularly share content and calls to action with their personal networks. Got an idea for a blog post or art work related to healing, justice, domestic violence, sexual assault, or self-care? We’d love to share it via our platforms!
We are looking for some assistance with organizing and cleaning up our office spaces. Tasks would include shredding, filing paperwork, making electronic copies of documents, moving boxes, etc.
We would love to bring some fresh life to our website and correspondence. If you’re creative and savvy with designing software, please reach out!
The Flying Pig Medical team is looking for doctors, nurses, athletic trainers, physical therapists, paramedics, EMTs, other healthcare professionals, AND students to help take care of the event participants.
Volunteers are needed throughout the weekend to help with all facets of the event such as fluid stations, on-course aid stations, start and finish line area. Donations range depending on the volunteer assignment and the adult to youth ratio the group is able to provide. All volunteers must be at least 14 years of age.
Volunteers help provide childcare at CPAF’s shelters. They spend time reading, drawing, and playing–following the child’s lead and engaging their interests! Child care volunteers play a critical role in supporting children who have experienced loss and trauma. Commitment: Advocate Training; 2 hour shelter orientation; 2-4 hours monthly on weekdays, evenings, and/or weekends.