Opportunities From: City of Northglenn

The Snow Stormers program is looking for volunteers to shovel snow for neighbors. You can help out before or after work - as long as the sidewalk is cleared at least 48 hours after the snow ends.

Volunteers are paired with residents for the entire snow season and can determine the number of homes they are willing to support.

Volunteers are assigned to either the next resident at the top of the waitlist no matter the location, if willing to travel, or the next resident on either the East or West side of I-25, based on the volunteer's home location.

Respond to this opportunity to indicate your interest, and staff will follow up to pair you with the resident(s) in need.

All new volunteers receive a beanie!

1st Saturday Birding events allow the public to come and learn the joy of looking for and noticing the variety of birds that reside or migrate through Northglenn.

This program is run by our Park Rangers, and they need support helping the public with their binoculars, pointing out different birds when there are large groups, and generally providing an extra set of hands to make the events run smoothly.

NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED! We just ask you're willing to learn more about birding and have a heart for service for your community!

Accessibility Note: While the area is technically considered ADA compliant, it is generally best suited for individuals using electric wheelchairs. We’ve seen some people using walkers have difficulty navigating the path. If you have anyone with mobility concerns, please know that the route is flat, but it is not a concrete surface.

Join us this summer as a Ranger Ride Trail Guide!

Our June 14 ride takes place at Northwest Open Space, and we need help from a few volunteers to support at activity booths and/or as trail support. Trail support volunteers will help keep the group together, and assist the Ranger as needed throughout the duration of the ride. 

Volunteers must provide their own bike and helmet.

Any additional safety gear that is required will be provided by the ranger. 

Join us this summer as a Ranger Ride Trail Guide!

Our July 19 ride starts at the Stonehoker Farmhouse, and we need help from a few volunteers as trail/ride support. These volunteers will help keep the group together, ensure road safety, and assist the Ranger as needed throughout the duration of the ride. 

Volunteers must provide their own bike and helmet.

Any additional safety gear that is required will be provided by the ranger. 

Join us this summer as a Ranger Ride Trail Guide!

Our August 16 ride takes place at Northwest Open Space, and we need help from a few volunteers to support at activity booths and/or as trail support. Trail support volunteers will help keep the group together, and assist the Ranger as needed throughout the duration of the ride. 

Volunteers must provide their own bike and helmet.

Any additional safety gear that is required will be provided by the ranger. 

W 104th Avenue from Uran Lane to melody Drive, both sides of the street

Safety Sensitive Zone - Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Please park at Hillcrest Plaza - W 104th Ave. and Pecos St.

Capacity is set at one volunteer to prevent multiple sign-ups for one trail. If you plan on working on the trail with your friends or family, please first sign up for yourself, then contact Jenna Gragg to update the opportunity to add your group. 

E 104th from Grant Street to Irma Drive, North side of the street

Safety Sensitive Zone - Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Please park on E. 104th Place

Capacity is set at one volunteer to prevent multiple sign-ups for one trail. If you plan on working on the trail with your friends or family, please first sign up for yourself, then contact Jenna Gragg to update the opportunity to add your group. 

E 120th Avenue from Washington Street to Claude Courth, both sides of the street

Safety Sensitive Zone - Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Please park at Walgreens at E 120th Ave. and Washington St.

Capacity is set at one volunteer to prevent multiple sign-ups for one trail. If you plan on working on the trail with your friends or family, please first sign up for yourself, then contact Jenna Gragg to update the opportunity to add your group. 

Charles C. Winburn Park trail, from Melody Dr. to Huron St.

Capacity is set at one volunteer to prevent multiple sign-ups for one trail. If you plan on working on the trail with your friends or family, please first sign up for yourself, then contact Jenna Gragg to update the opportunity to add your group. 

Community Center Drive, between Huron Street and the I-25 overpass. North and South sides of the street, including the fields west of the water tanks.

Safety Sensitive Zone - Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Please park at the office complex at Huron Street and 112th Avenue

Capacity is set at one volunteer to prevent multiple sign-ups for one trail. If you plan on working on the trail with your friends or family, please first sign up for yourself, then contact Jenna Gragg to update the opportunity to add your group. 

Our Bike Repair Team is currently full, but we'd love to hear from you if you are skilled with bike repair and are willing to join the team if a spot opens up.

The Team currently works Mondays and Tuesdays from around 8 - 11 a.m.

Is your team looking for a one-time volunteer project? Our parks team would love to work with you!

Respond here to plan and schedule a project tailored to your group's availability and skill level. Volunteers of all ages and varied skill levels are welcome. A little bit of time from a lot of people can move mountains!

Team-building Trash Pickup
Weed Fabric and Rock Laying at Northwest Open Space
Bleacher Painting at Rotary Park and Northwest Open Space Ballfields
Mulch Laying in Tree Rings at City Parks