Opportunities From: Hilltop Community Resources

Volunteer: Administrative Support-The Family Resource Center

Do you enjoy sorting, organizing and digitizing files? Are you an excellent listener and great communicator with attention to detail?  if so, this is an excellent volunteer opportunity for you.  This position is a member of the Hilltop Volunteer Program and supports various community programs.  Hours are typically Monday - Friday between 8am and 5pm, with flexibility for shift length.

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings including: Non-Residential Criminal Background Check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS (Colorado Child Abuse Registry Screening), and Fingerprinting. Minimum Age Requirement 21 years of age. 1 hour program orientation and volunteer position specific training. Strong computer data entry and organizational skills, customer service and clerical skills. Dependable and responsible. Ability to bend, lift, push or pull 20lbs and stand for extended periods of time. Maintain client, family and employee confidentiality. Ability to be nonjudgmental and empathetic. Good listening and communication skills. Submits volunteer hours to position supervisor monthly and logs hours in Get Connected. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Performance Responsibility:

Primary and typical duties of position Clerical - reviewing and organizing files Data entry, scanning and digitizing files Special Projects Monday – Friday, between 8am and 5pm.  Length of shift is flexible. Dress code-casual and comfortable.Maintains open communication with other team members, reporting all concerns to supervisor. Notifies Kathy Buxton, Family Development Manager 970-234-3394, if unable to make shift.  

Volunteer Benefits:

Acquire experience, training and new skills for professional development. Build relationships and become part of a team. Opportunity for promotion and more responsibility with assignments. Personal recognition for service and invitations to special events. Opportunity to participate in the Wellbeing Program.



Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Do you enjoy sorting, organizing and digitizing files? Are you an excellent listener and great communicator with attention to detail?  if so, this is an excellent volunteer opportunity for you.  This position is a member of the Hilltop Volunteer Program and supports various community programs.  Hours are typically Monday - Friday between 8am and 5pm, with flexibility for shift length.

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings including: Non-Residential Criminal Background Check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS (Colorado Child Abuse Registry Screening), and Fingerprinting. Minimum Age Requirement 21 years of age. 1 hour program orientation and volunteer position specific training. Strong computer data entry and organizational skills, customer service and clerical skills. Dependable and responsible. Ability to bend, lift, push or pull 20lbs and stand for extended periods of time. Maintain client, family and employee confidentiality. Ability to be nonjudgmental and empathetic. Good listening and communication skills. Submits volunteer hours to position supervisor monthly and logs hours in Get Connected. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Performance Responsibility:

Primary and typical duties of position Clerical - reviewing and organizing files Data entry, scanning and digitizing files Special Projects Monday – Friday, between 8am and 5pm.  Length of shift is flexible. Dress code-casual and comfortable.Maintains open communication with other team members, reporting all concerns to supervisor. Notifies Kathy Buxton, Family Development Manager 970-234-3394, if unable to make shift.  

Volunteer Benefits:

Acquire experience, training and new skills for professional development. Build relationships and become part of a team. Opportunity for promotion and more responsibility with assignments. Personal recognition for service and invitations to special events. Opportunity to participate in the Wellbeing Program.



Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Breakfast Service at Connections Emergency Shelter

Purpose of Position: Hilltop Community Resources' Connections Program is seeking compassionate and enthusiastic volunteers to support Breakfast Service at our Emergency Shelter. Volunteers in this role will help prepare and serve simple, nutritious breakfasts for youth accessing our services, while fostering a warm, welcoming, and supportive environment.  This is a great opportunity to make a direct impact on the lives of young people in our community by starting their day with nourishment, connection, and kindness.

Basic Requirements:  

Completion of volunteer application and interview.   Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation), one hour food handlers permit course completed online, additional trainings over the first 3 months of volunteering.  Ability to work with diverse populations   Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills   Dependable, responsible, and consistent.   Maintain client and family confidentiality.   Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision   Good listening and communication skills.   Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly.   Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct. Must wear Hilltop Name Badge while volunteering

Key Responsibilities: 

Prepare simple breakfast items using food and supplies provided by the program on Tuesday mornings. (e.g., cereal, toast, fruit, eggs, etc.).  Set up and serve breakfast to youth clients in a respectful and engaging manner.  Maintain a clean, safe, and organized kitchen and dining area during and after meal service.  Build rapport with youth by creating a supportive, positive, and inclusive atmosphere during breakfast hours.Work collaboratively with staff and other volunteers to ensure smooth meal service.  Follow all food safety and sanitation guidelines as instructed by the program.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Purpose of Position: Hilltop Community Resources' Connections Program is seeking compassionate and enthusiastic volunteers to support Breakfast Service at our Emergency Shelter. Volunteers in this role will help prepare and serve simple, nutritious breakfasts for youth accessing our services, while fostering a warm, welcoming, and supportive environment.  This is a great opportunity to make a direct impact on the lives of young people in our community by starting their day with nourishment, connection, and kindness.

Basic Requirements:  

Completion of volunteer application and interview.   Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation), one hour food handlers permit course completed online, additional trainings over the first 3 months of volunteering.  Ability to work with diverse populations   Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills   Dependable, responsible, and consistent.   Maintain client and family confidentiality.   Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision   Good listening and communication skills.   Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly.   Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct. Must wear Hilltop Name Badge while volunteering

Key Responsibilities: 

Prepare simple breakfast items using food and supplies provided by the program on Tuesday mornings. (e.g., cereal, toast, fruit, eggs, etc.).  Set up and serve breakfast to youth clients in a respectful and engaging manner.  Maintain a clean, safe, and organized kitchen and dining area during and after meal service.  Build rapport with youth by creating a supportive, positive, and inclusive atmosphere during breakfast hours.Work collaboratively with staff and other volunteers to ensure smooth meal service.  Follow all food safety and sanitation guidelines as instructed by the program.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Childcare Support Assistance with Connections of Hilltop

Do you have a passion for creating meaningful, age-suitable activities that foster children's emotional, physical, and intellectual development, while also ensuring their safety? Do you delight in seeing the world through children's perspectives as they engage in play, enjoy music, create art, and partake in singing and dancing? Would you like to be part of a movement aimed at reducing homelessness in Mesa County? If so, consider donating your time, talents, and creativity to the children at Connections of Hilltop.  The ages and number of participants will vary.

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Criminal Background Check, Child Abuse Registry, finger printing).Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour of orientation, CPR training (4 hours)) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong behavior management, conflict resolution, adaptability, and creativity skills. Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Performance Responsibility:

Supervise and monitor the safety of children.Plan age-appropriate activities to stimulate children’s physical, emotional, and intellectual growth.Maintain a clean and organized childcare environment.Expected time commitment minimum 4-8 hours monthly, during pre-planned groups or activities.  Dress code: casual and appropriate for position responsibilities. Maintains open communication with other team members, reporting all concerns to supervisor. Notifies supervisor if not able to make scheduled shift.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Do you have a passion for creating meaningful, age-suitable activities that foster children's emotional, physical, and intellectual development, while also ensuring their safety? Do you delight in seeing the world through children's perspectives as they engage in play, enjoy music, create art, and partake in singing and dancing? Would you like to be part of a movement aimed at reducing homelessness in Mesa County? If so, consider donating your time, talents, and creativity to the children at Connections of Hilltop.  The ages and number of participants will vary.

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Criminal Background Check, Child Abuse Registry, finger printing).Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour of orientation, CPR training (4 hours)) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong behavior management, conflict resolution, adaptability, and creativity skills. Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Performance Responsibility:

Supervise and monitor the safety of children.Plan age-appropriate activities to stimulate children’s physical, emotional, and intellectual growth.Maintain a clean and organized childcare environment.Expected time commitment minimum 4-8 hours monthly, during pre-planned groups or activities.  Dress code: casual and appropriate for position responsibilities. Maintains open communication with other team members, reporting all concerns to supervisor. Notifies supervisor if not able to make scheduled shift.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Class (POD) Instructor or Activity Facilitator with Connections of Hilltop

Would you like to be part of a movement aimed at reducing homelessness in Mesa County? Help support the young adults who utilize the services of Connections by using your creativity, knowledge and subject matter expertise to organize, facilitate or lead engaging, meaningful and fun classes or activities with Connections of Hilltop.   Topics or activities may include arts and crafts, money management, fitness, emergency preparedness, employment skills, life skills, gardening, parenting, etc.  

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Key Responsibilities

Class Planning and Coordination:

Work with the Program Coordinator to design and plan educational sessions or workshops on the topic of your choice (e.g., arts and crafts, job readiness, financial literacy, fitness, parenting, gardening).

Prepare materials and resources needed for each class, ensuring they are accessible and engaging for residents.

Adapt classes to suit the varying skill levels, backgrounds, and interests of residents.

Class Facilitation:

Lead classes or workshops, ensuring that residents are engaged, motivated, and comfortable participating.

Provide clear instructions and hands-on guidance for activities, discussions, and lessons.

Encourage open communication and group participation, fostering a positive and collaborative learning environment.

Supportive Teaching and Mentorship:

Offer individualized support to residents, helping them overcome challenges in learning or skills development.

Create a space where residents feel respected and empowered to ask questions, express themselves, and grow.

Provide encouragement and positive reinforcement to boost residents' confidence in their abilities.

Collaboration with Other Volunteers and Staff:

Work alongside other volunteers or program staff to ensure the success of each class or workshop.

Share feedback and insights with the Program Coordinator to help refine and improve future educational sessions.

Evaluation and Feedback:

Gather feedback from residents about their learning experiences and interests to ensure that the program meets their needs.

Adjust teaching methods or activities based on feedback to improve the effectiveness of future sessions.

Safety and Well-being:

Ensure that the classroom or activity space is safe and conducive to learning.

Adhere to program guidelines, including confidentiality and respectful conduct, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all residents.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Would you like to be part of a movement aimed at reducing homelessness in Mesa County? Help support the young adults who utilize the services of Connections by using your creativity, knowledge and subject matter expertise to organize, facilitate or lead engaging, meaningful and fun classes or activities with Connections of Hilltop.   Topics or activities may include arts and crafts, money management, fitness, emergency preparedness, employment skills, life skills, gardening, parenting, etc.  

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Key Responsibilities

Class Planning and Coordination:

Work with the Program Coordinator to design and plan educational sessions or workshops on the topic of your choice (e.g., arts and crafts, job readiness, financial literacy, fitness, parenting, gardening).

Prepare materials and resources needed for each class, ensuring they are accessible and engaging for residents.

Adapt classes to suit the varying skill levels, backgrounds, and interests of residents.

Class Facilitation:

Lead classes or workshops, ensuring that residents are engaged, motivated, and comfortable participating.

Provide clear instructions and hands-on guidance for activities, discussions, and lessons.

Encourage open communication and group participation, fostering a positive and collaborative learning environment.

Supportive Teaching and Mentorship:

Offer individualized support to residents, helping them overcome challenges in learning or skills development.

Create a space where residents feel respected and empowered to ask questions, express themselves, and grow.

Provide encouragement and positive reinforcement to boost residents' confidence in their abilities.

Collaboration with Other Volunteers and Staff:

Work alongside other volunteers or program staff to ensure the success of each class or workshop.

Share feedback and insights with the Program Coordinator to help refine and improve future educational sessions.

Evaluation and Feedback:

Gather feedback from residents about their learning experiences and interests to ensure that the program meets their needs.

Adjust teaching methods or activities based on feedback to improve the effectiveness of future sessions.

Safety and Well-being:

Ensure that the classroom or activity space is safe and conducive to learning.

Adhere to program guidelines, including confidentiality and respectful conduct, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all residents.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Cleaning and Organizing Support Volunteer

The Housing Support Volunteer works alongside young adults utilizing Hilltop’s housing services to provide compassionate, nonjudgmental support with cleaning and maintaining their living environments. Many young adults served through Connections programming are learning new skills to manage and sustain their housing. Volunteers in this role encourage independence by allowing youth to take the lead, while offering gentle guidance, encouragement, and hands-on support as needed.Basic Requirements: Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.


 

Support young adults with basic cleaning and organizational tasks. 

Encourage residents to take the lead in managing their space, offering help as requested. 

Provide nonjudgmental, compassionate support—approaching each interaction with curiosity and respect. 

Model and share practical tips for maintaining a clean, safe, and comfortable living environment. 

Build trusting relationships that promote dignity, self-confidence, and independence. 

Collaborate with staff to ensure support aligns with program goals and resident needs. 

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

The Housing Support Volunteer works alongside young adults utilizing Hilltop’s housing services to provide compassionate, nonjudgmental support with cleaning and maintaining their living environments. Many young adults served through Connections programming are learning new skills to manage and sustain their housing. Volunteers in this role encourage independence by allowing youth to take the lead, while offering gentle guidance, encouragement, and hands-on support as needed.Basic Requirements: Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.


 

Support young adults with basic cleaning and organizational tasks. 

Encourage residents to take the lead in managing their space, offering help as requested. 

Provide nonjudgmental, compassionate support—approaching each interaction with curiosity and respect. 

Model and share practical tips for maintaining a clean, safe, and comfortable living environment. 

Build trusting relationships that promote dignity, self-confidence, and independence. 

Collaborate with staff to ensure support aligns with program goals and resident needs. 

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Donation Support Volunteer at Connections of Hilltop

The Donations Support Volunteer plays an important behind-the-scenes role in helping Hilltop’s Connections Programming serve youth and young adults experiencing homelessness. Volunteers assist staff with receiving, processing, organizing, and maintaining donated items such as clothing, hygiene supplies, food, and household goods. This position ensures that donations are accessible, well-organized, and ready to meet the immediate needs of program participants.Basic Requirements: Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

 

Sort, process, and organize incoming donations. 

Maintain clean, orderly, and accessible storage areas. 

Track items in coordination with staff to ensure supplies are well-managed. 

Help staff identify items most needed and prepare donations for distribution. 

Support staff in ensuring donations are shared with youth in a dignified and respectful way. 

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

The Donations Support Volunteer plays an important behind-the-scenes role in helping Hilltop’s Connections Programming serve youth and young adults experiencing homelessness. Volunteers assist staff with receiving, processing, organizing, and maintaining donated items such as clothing, hygiene supplies, food, and household goods. This position ensures that donations are accessible, well-organized, and ready to meet the immediate needs of program participants.Basic Requirements: Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

 

Sort, process, and organize incoming donations. 

Maintain clean, orderly, and accessible storage areas. 

Track items in coordination with staff to ensure supplies are well-managed. 

Help staff identify items most needed and prepare donations for distribution. 

Support staff in ensuring donations are shared with youth in a dignified and respectful way. 

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Drop-in Center Support Volunteer at Connection of Hilltop

Purpose of Position: The Drop-In Center Support Volunteer provides a welcoming presence and practical support for youth experiencing housing insecurity. Volunteers assist staff in maintaining a safe, supportive environment where youth can access resources, build connections, and feel cared for. This position is essential to helping the drop-in center run smoothly while creating meaningful interactions with the young people we serve.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Purpose of Position: The Drop-In Center Support Volunteer provides a welcoming presence and practical support for youth experiencing housing insecurity. Volunteers assist staff in maintaining a safe, supportive environment where youth can access resources, build connections, and feel cared for. This position is essential to helping the drop-in center run smoothly while creating meaningful interactions with the young people we serve.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Garden Support Volunteer

The Garden Support Volunteer assists youth and young adults living at Hilltop’s permanent supportive housing facility, Laurel House, with planting, caring for, and maintaining the community garden. This role provides residents with opportunities to learn gardening skills, enjoy the outdoors, and foster a sense of community and pride in their shared space. Volunteers play a supportive role in both the upkeep of the garden and in encouraging residents to engage with and enjoy the garden together.Basic Requirements: Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.Volunteers must wear name badge while volunteering


Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

The Garden Support Volunteer assists youth and young adults living at Hilltop’s permanent supportive housing facility, Laurel House, with planting, caring for, and maintaining the community garden. This role provides residents with opportunities to learn gardening skills, enjoy the outdoors, and foster a sense of community and pride in their shared space. Volunteers play a supportive role in both the upkeep of the garden and in encouraging residents to engage with and enjoy the garden together.Basic Requirements: Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.Volunteers must wear name badge while volunteering


Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Hilltop 2025 Community Program's Participant Holiday Party

Date: December 18, 4:30pm - 8:00pm (Volunteers from 4:00pm – 8:30pm.  Transportation volunteers 3:00pm - 8:30pm)

Location: Eureka! Science Museum 1400 N 7th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501

Attire: Festive, fun and comfortable, please wear your Hilltop volunteer nametag    

We need 10 highly spirited volunteers from 4:00pm – 8:30pm to assist with:

Food station (setting out and replenishing food, paper goods, and utensils, tidying up and cleaning up at end of the event)

Greeting guests, registration and way finding   

Photography station (registering for photos, handing out fun props, sanitizing props and socializing with people as they are waiting for the photo-op)

Transportation - driving a Hilltop vehicle, you will pick up / drop-off participants at various locations.  This volunteer is required to take Hilltop's Driver Safety Class and have a valid CO driver license and proof of auto insurance. 

Bilingual English and Spanish to assist with greeting, answering questions, food serving, wayfinding and helping participants and guests feel welcome and comfortable

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Date: December 18, 4:30pm - 8:00pm (Volunteers from 4:00pm – 8:30pm.  Transportation volunteers 3:00pm - 8:30pm)

Location: Eureka! Science Museum 1400 N 7th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501

Attire: Festive, fun and comfortable, please wear your Hilltop volunteer nametag    

We need 10 highly spirited volunteers from 4:00pm – 8:30pm to assist with:

Food station (setting out and replenishing food, paper goods, and utensils, tidying up and cleaning up at end of the event)

Greeting guests, registration and way finding   

Photography station (registering for photos, handing out fun props, sanitizing props and socializing with people as they are waiting for the photo-op)

Transportation - driving a Hilltop vehicle, you will pick up / drop-off participants at various locations.  This volunteer is required to take Hilltop's Driver Safety Class and have a valid CO driver license and proof of auto insurance. 

Bilingual English and Spanish to assist with greeting, answering questions, food serving, wayfinding and helping participants and guests feel welcome and comfortable

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Dec 18, 2025

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Lunch Delivery Volunteer - Balanced Rock Community School

As a lunch delivery volunteer you make a significant impact ensuring Balanced Rock Community School students have access to nutritious lunch meals throughout the school year.


You will be responsible for picking up lunches at Hilltop's Life Adjustment Program (1405 Wellington Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501) at 11:25am, delivering the lunches to Balanced Rock Community School (1105 B Colorado Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501) and returning the empty delivery containers to Hilltop's Life Adjustment Program (1405 Wellington Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501.) 


Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings including Hilltop Non-Residential Background Check without CAPS and with MVR and National Sex Offender Registry, DHS Fingerprints (Facility), DYS Clearance (BIU form) and Facility Trails. Submission of valid Colorado Driver License and auto insurance.   Completes Connections Program/Balanced Rock Community School orientation and position specific training of approximately 1 hour.   Strong social skills and attention to detail, including time and location of meal pickup, accuracy of meals, meal delivery, return of containers, calculation of mileage, etc. Ability to lift, push or pull up to 25lbs. Food storage containers might be odd-sized. Dependable and responsible. Maintain student and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement is 21 years of age. Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours and mileage by the 5th of each month in Get Connected. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Key Responsibilities:

Meal Delivery: Ensure the timely and accurate pick-up of lunch meals at Hilltop designated location (Hilltop's Life Adjustment Program). Deliver meals to Balanced Rock Community School. Return containers to Hilltop's Life Adjustment Program. Maintains open communication with other team members, and reports any questions, concerns or challenges to Balanced Rock Community School Director of Education or Hilltop Volunteer Services.Shifts are Monday - Friday with lunch pick-up at 11:25am at Hilltop's Life Adjustment Program while school is in session.  We anticipate each shift will be approximately 60 minutes. Dress code: casual and appropriate for position responsibilities. Must wear Hilltop volunteer name badge during shift.  Notifies Balanced Rock Community School at (970) 244-0573 if you are not able to make scheduled shift. 

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

As a lunch delivery volunteer you make a significant impact ensuring Balanced Rock Community School students have access to nutritious lunch meals throughout the school year.


You will be responsible for picking up lunches at Hilltop's Life Adjustment Program (1405 Wellington Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501) at 11:25am, delivering the lunches to Balanced Rock Community School (1105 B Colorado Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501) and returning the empty delivery containers to Hilltop's Life Adjustment Program (1405 Wellington Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501.) 


Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings including Hilltop Non-Residential Background Check without CAPS and with MVR and National Sex Offender Registry, DHS Fingerprints (Facility), DYS Clearance (BIU form) and Facility Trails. Submission of valid Colorado Driver License and auto insurance.   Completes Connections Program/Balanced Rock Community School orientation and position specific training of approximately 1 hour.   Strong social skills and attention to detail, including time and location of meal pickup, accuracy of meals, meal delivery, return of containers, calculation of mileage, etc. Ability to lift, push or pull up to 25lbs. Food storage containers might be odd-sized. Dependable and responsible. Maintain student and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement is 21 years of age. Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours and mileage by the 5th of each month in Get Connected. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Key Responsibilities:

Meal Delivery: Ensure the timely and accurate pick-up of lunch meals at Hilltop designated location (Hilltop's Life Adjustment Program). Deliver meals to Balanced Rock Community School. Return containers to Hilltop's Life Adjustment Program. Maintains open communication with other team members, and reports any questions, concerns or challenges to Balanced Rock Community School Director of Education or Hilltop Volunteer Services.Shifts are Monday - Friday with lunch pick-up at 11:25am at Hilltop's Life Adjustment Program while school is in session.  We anticipate each shift will be approximately 60 minutes. Dress code: casual and appropriate for position responsibilities. Must wear Hilltop volunteer name badge during shift.  Notifies Balanced Rock Community School at (970) 244-0573 if you are not able to make scheduled shift. 

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Outdoor Activity Facilitator Volunteer with Connections of Hilltop

The Outdoor Activity Facilitator Volunteer will assist with organizing, leading, and supporting various outdoor recreational activities for young adults residing in our program. These activities include, but are not limited to, fishing, hiking, sporting events, and other outdoor excursions. The goal is to provide residents with opportunities for physical exercise, relaxation, social interaction, and skill-building, while helping to foster a sense of community and connection to nature.

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Key Responsibilities:

Activity Planning and Coordination:

Work with the Program Coordinator to plan outdoor activities such as fishing trips, hiking outings, sporting events, or other recreational activities.

Assist with obtaining necessary equipment and supplies for each activity.

Help set a positive tone for the activity by encouraging participation and inclusivity.

Activity Facilitation and Support:

Lead or assist in guiding activities, ensuring all residents have an opportunity to participate in a meaningful way.

Provide instructions, safety guidelines, and support for each activity, including basic skills training (e.g., how to fish, how to hike safely, sports fundamentals).

Encourage team-building and positive group dynamics through cooperative and fun activities.

Resident Engagement:

Foster a supportive and positive environment during activities, creating a space where residents feel comfortable and valued.

Engage with residents in a friendly, open manner, encouraging healthy socialization and personal connections.

Assist residents in overcoming challenges during activities, offering support and encouragement where needed.

Safety and Well-being:

Ensure the safety of all participants by adhering to safety protocols and guidelines for outdoor activities.

Carry out pre-activity risk assessments, ensuring all necessary precautions are taken (e.g., first aid kits, weather readiness).

Monitor residents during activities, providing guidance and support to ensure everyone’s well-being.

Post-Activity Support:

Help with the clean-up and packing up of equipment, ensuring everything is accounted for and safely stored.

Facilitate a debrief or reflective discussion after activities, allowing residents to share their experiences and provide feedback.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

The Outdoor Activity Facilitator Volunteer will assist with organizing, leading, and supporting various outdoor recreational activities for young adults residing in our program. These activities include, but are not limited to, fishing, hiking, sporting events, and other outdoor excursions. The goal is to provide residents with opportunities for physical exercise, relaxation, social interaction, and skill-building, while helping to foster a sense of community and connection to nature.

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Key Responsibilities:

Activity Planning and Coordination:

Work with the Program Coordinator to plan outdoor activities such as fishing trips, hiking outings, sporting events, or other recreational activities.

Assist with obtaining necessary equipment and supplies for each activity.

Help set a positive tone for the activity by encouraging participation and inclusivity.

Activity Facilitation and Support:

Lead or assist in guiding activities, ensuring all residents have an opportunity to participate in a meaningful way.

Provide instructions, safety guidelines, and support for each activity, including basic skills training (e.g., how to fish, how to hike safely, sports fundamentals).

Encourage team-building and positive group dynamics through cooperative and fun activities.

Resident Engagement:

Foster a supportive and positive environment during activities, creating a space where residents feel comfortable and valued.

Engage with residents in a friendly, open manner, encouraging healthy socialization and personal connections.

Assist residents in overcoming challenges during activities, offering support and encouragement where needed.

Safety and Well-being:

Ensure the safety of all participants by adhering to safety protocols and guidelines for outdoor activities.

Carry out pre-activity risk assessments, ensuring all necessary precautions are taken (e.g., first aid kits, weather readiness).

Monitor residents during activities, providing guidance and support to ensure everyone’s well-being.

Post-Activity Support:

Help with the clean-up and packing up of equipment, ensuring everything is accounted for and safely stored.

Facilitate a debrief or reflective discussion after activities, allowing residents to share their experiences and provide feedback.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Pathways Village Events - Volunteer

Would you like to be part of a movement aimed at reducing homelessness in Mesa County? Use your creativity, knowledge and subject matter expertise to organize, facilitate or lead engaging, meaningful and fun activities and/or special events for Pathways Village residents.   Topics or activities may include arts and crafts, budgeting, self-care, journaling, resume writing, creative writing, book club, or music.  Ages and group size may vary. 

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Performance Responsibility:

Lead a social activity or workshop for Pathways residents such as crafts, mental health, exercise, budgeting etc Engage residents in activity or workshop Maintain a clean and organized community environment Minimum 2 hours a month Dress code: casual and appropriate for position responsibilities. Maintains open communication with other team members, reporting all concerns to supervisor. Notifies supervisor if not able to make scheduled shift.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Would you like to be part of a movement aimed at reducing homelessness in Mesa County? Use your creativity, knowledge and subject matter expertise to organize, facilitate or lead engaging, meaningful and fun activities and/or special events for Pathways Village residents.   Topics or activities may include arts and crafts, budgeting, self-care, journaling, resume writing, creative writing, book club, or music.  Ages and group size may vary. 

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-Residential Criminal Background check without CAPS or MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing) Completes program orientation and position specific training. (One hour program orientation) Ability to work with diverse populations Strong leadership, public speaking, and adaptability skills Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 18 or 14 with adult supervision Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Performance Responsibility:

Lead a social activity or workshop for Pathways residents such as crafts, mental health, exercise, budgeting etc Engage residents in activity or workshop Maintain a clean and organized community environment Minimum 2 hours a month Dress code: casual and appropriate for position responsibilities. Maintains open communication with other team members, reporting all concerns to supervisor. Notifies supervisor if not able to make scheduled shift.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 81504

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Pride Pod Support Volunteer

The Pride Pod Support Volunteer helps create a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for youth and young adults who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community. Pride Pod is a weekly group where participants gather for peer connection and support. Volunteers serve as an additional adult presence to help staff facilitate group activities, provide encouragement, and ensure the space feels affirming and respectful for all attendees.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Support staff in facilitating Pride Pod activities and discussions. 

Engage with youth in a respectful, affirming, and supportive manner. 

Help ensure the group environment is safe, welcoming, and inclusive. 

Assist with simple set-up or clean-up before and after group meetings. 

Act as an additional supportive adult onsite, modeling respect and inclusivity. 

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

The Pride Pod Support Volunteer helps create a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for youth and young adults who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community. Pride Pod is a weekly group where participants gather for peer connection and support. Volunteers serve as an additional adult presence to help staff facilitate group activities, provide encouragement, and ensure the space feels affirming and respectful for all attendees.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Support staff in facilitating Pride Pod activities and discussions. 

Engage with youth in a respectful, affirming, and supportive manner. 

Help ensure the group environment is safe, welcoming, and inclusive. 

Assist with simple set-up or clean-up before and after group meetings. 

Act as an additional supportive adult onsite, modeling respect and inclusivity. 

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Transportation Connections of Hilltop - Outings

Are you a responsible individual with excellent navigation skills and an impeccable driving record? Can you commit to driving individuals and small groups to local businesses so that residents of Connections can run errands one day a month? Would you like to be part of a movement aimed at reducing homelessness in Mesa County? If you answered yes, consider sharing your time, talent and heart to positively impact the lives of residents at Pathway Village. 

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-residential Criminal background check without CAPS and with MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing).Completes program orientation and position specific training. (program orientation (1hour) and Hilltop Drivers Course (4 hours)).Proficiency in driving and navigation.Ability to work with diverse populations.Strong adaptability and problem-solving skills.Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 21.Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Performance Responsibility:

Provide transportation for Connections Programming participants to and from local businesses or scenic locations so that participants of Connections can participate in activities.   Expected time commitment will be approximately 4 hours monthly.Dress code: casual and appropriate for position responsibilities. Maintains open communication with other team members, reporting all concerns to supervisor. Notifies supervisor if not able to make scheduled shift.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Are you a responsible individual with excellent navigation skills and an impeccable driving record? Can you commit to driving individuals and small groups to local businesses so that residents of Connections can run errands one day a month? Would you like to be part of a movement aimed at reducing homelessness in Mesa County? If you answered yes, consider sharing your time, talent and heart to positively impact the lives of residents at Pathway Village. 

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-residential Criminal background check without CAPS and with MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing).Completes program orientation and position specific training. (program orientation (1hour) and Hilltop Drivers Course (4 hours)).Proficiency in driving and navigation.Ability to work with diverse populations.Strong adaptability and problem-solving skills.Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 21.Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Performance Responsibility:

Provide transportation for Connections Programming participants to and from local businesses or scenic locations so that participants of Connections can participate in activities.   Expected time commitment will be approximately 4 hours monthly.Dress code: casual and appropriate for position responsibilities. Maintains open communication with other team members, reporting all concerns to supervisor. Notifies supervisor if not able to make scheduled shift.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Transportation Connections of Hilltop - Weekly Shopping

Are you a responsible individual with excellent navigation skills and an impeccable driving record? Can you commit to driving individuals and small groups to local businesses so that residents of Connections can run errands one day a month? Would you like to be part of a movement aimed at reducing homelessness in Mesa County? If you answered yes, consider sharing your time, talent and heart to positively impact the lives of residents at Pathway Village. 

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-residential Criminal background check without CAPS and with MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing).Completes program orientation and position specific training. (program orientation (1hour) and Hilltop Drivers Course (4 hours)).Proficiency in driving and navigation.Ability to work with diverse populations.Strong adaptability and problem-solving skills.Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 21.Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Performance Responsibility:

Provide transportation for Pathways Village residents to and from local businesses so that residents of Connections can run errands at a set, pre-determined time.     Expected time commitment will be approximately 4 hours monthly.Dress code: casual and appropriate for position responsibilities. Maintains open communication with other team members, reporting all concerns to supervisor. Notifies supervisor if not able to make scheduled shift.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Are you a responsible individual with excellent navigation skills and an impeccable driving record? Can you commit to driving individuals and small groups to local businesses so that residents of Connections can run errands one day a month? Would you like to be part of a movement aimed at reducing homelessness in Mesa County? If you answered yes, consider sharing your time, talent and heart to positively impact the lives of residents at Pathway Village. 

Basic Requirements:

Completion of volunteer application and interview. Successful completion of appropriate screenings (Hilltop Non-residential Criminal background check without CAPS and with MVR, TRAILS Child Abuse Registry screening, and finger printing).Completes program orientation and position specific training. (program orientation (1hour) and Hilltop Drivers Course (4 hours)).Proficiency in driving and navigation.Ability to work with diverse populations.Strong adaptability and problem-solving skills.Dependable, responsible, and consistent. Maintain client and family confidentiality. Minimum age requirement: 21.Good listening and communication skills. Completes and submits volunteer hours monthly. Abide by all Hilltop policies/procedures and Code of Conduct.

Performance Responsibility:

Provide transportation for Pathways Village residents to and from local businesses so that residents of Connections can run errands at a set, pre-determined time.     Expected time commitment will be approximately 4 hours monthly.Dress code: casual and appropriate for position responsibilities. Maintains open communication with other team members, reporting all concerns to supervisor. Notifies supervisor if not able to make scheduled shift.

Program: Hilltop Community Programs - Grand Junction

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 81501

Allow Groups: No