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Townsquare Media partnered with Carrie's Cause, an organization that helps to bring a healthy dose of holiday cheer to seniors in nursing homes by delivering poinsettias and a friendly face to their door.

What a fun opportunity to work hard for a great cause! Women will learn how to use the tools and then help build a house.

Visit Fort Collins is partnering with Colorado State University to host a RAMBASSADOR program for all home football games. We have info on how to volunteer.

This is a day of service to motivate women, men and children to get involved and volunteer in their communities.

Colorado teens passionate about animals and curious about what it's like to be a zookeeper are invited to apply for the Denver Zoo's "Zoo Crew."

It's never too late to become a park ranger - especially if it's your dream. Now it can become a reality as Volunteer Ranger Assistant positions are now open within Larimer County!

Christmas tree cutting on the Canyon Lakes Ranger District is rich in the tradition spanning nearly 40 years in the Red Feather Lakes area.

As we head into the holiday season in Northern Colorado, it's a great time to give back, and there are some really cool ways to do that here in Fort Collins.

Northern Colorado has been experiencing a very mild fall so far, but as Coloradans know, the weather can change at just the snap of a finger.

The Larimer County Search & Rescue team is an integral part of keeping our community safe. Even with so many volunteer hours, it's not a cheap service and they could use our help for them to continue doing all the awesome work they do.

September 24 is National Public Lands Day – the country’s largest, single-day volunteer effort for public lands, so why not spend the morning at one of Fort Collins’ newest natural areas, participating in local land conservation and helping to get the location ready for future visitors?

The staff at Pawnee National Grassland is looking for volunteers to help with pulling weeds at the Baker Draw Designated Shooting Area on the morning of June 29.