Get Involved In Your Community, Neighbor to Neighbor
Volunteers are at the heart of our services!

Rebuilding Together Metro Denver helps volunteers make a difference in the lives of low-income homeowners through various opportunities, including construction, administration and fundraising. By virtue of strong relationships, a combination of talents, compassion and excellent organization skills we are able to produce $3 of service for every $1 donation.

We have one-day or on-going opportunities throughout the year. You may participate in any phase of our services from the initial homeowner application process through construction, rebuilding and after. For information, contact Mary Brook. email Mary

Activities You Could Become Involved In

One time opportunities!

Rebuilding Days, Sponsored Teams - join dozens of other companies and civic organizations in sponsoring the rehabilitation of the homes of low-income familes with seniors or people living with disabilties. Your employees/members can form the volunteer team to help transform a home in one day. Contact Laurie Wagner at (303) 217-2074 or by email to get more information on this great opportunity to make a difference in your community.

»»»» If your employer or organization is already sponsoring a home in the next Rebuilding Day project click here to volunteer and select your team name in the box "Team".

Rebuilding Days, Community Teams - join other volunteers and help rehabilitate a home in one day. Special considerations and requirements. For more information Click here to volunteer and select "Community Teams" in the box "Team"or contact Mary Eisenstein at (303) 217-2076 or by email for more information.

Rebuilding Day House and Skilled Captains - leading the charge! Depending on your skills and time, coordinate a volunteer team or supervise technical projects. House and Skilled Captains work closely together to successfully rehabilitate homes on Rebuilding Days. 20-25 hours required throughout several months of planning and organizing, ending in one long work day. Contact Mary Brook at (303) 217-2077 or by email for more information.

An Exciting Partnership with HGTV - volunteers needed throughout the week of April 28th to complete a televised three part project. The different projects include a low-income elderly woman’s home, an historic fire station which now houses The Women’s Bean Project, an organization committed to teaching job readiness and life skills to local women transitioning from poverty and homelessness, and planting trees in collaboration with the City of Denver for a Green Street, which would provide a shady canopy for pedestrians in the Curtis Park neighborhood. All three projects are part of a combined rebuilding plan.Click here to volunteer and select which project you prefer to work on.

If you have questions about volunteering for the HGTV projects contact Mary Brook at (303) 217-2077 or by email for more information.

On-going opportunities! Call Mary Brook at (303) 217-2077

Home Repair Specialist - be a Handyman/Woman and make a HUGE difference! Tasks include home safety and energy inspections and small repairs for low-income elderly. Volunteers meet with the homeowners and assess the repairs necessary, then either complete the repairs at that time or schedule another appointment. Hours are flexible; work ten hours a month or more.
Click here to get the pdf position description and application

House Selection Assistant - help assess the home for services! Review home rehabilitation applications and make initial phone calls to homeowner applicants. If time and schedules permit also visit homeowners with the Construction Manager to assist with initial previews of the home. Volunteers help staff make decisions about which homes to rehabilitate on Rebuilding Days.

Special Events/Rebuilding Together Ambassadors - like to meet people and have fun? Share your knowledge and passion for Rebuilding Together while helping us cultivate the resources we need to thrive. Volunteers help with fundraising events, resource booths and special projects. Hours vary from two - six hours per month depending on your availability.

Living Histories Project - capture the homeowner’s life story and neighborhood information through personal interviews and other research methods! Interviews will be held in the home with the assistance of staff. All potential interviews will take place in homes previously rehabilitated by Rebuilding Together Metro Denver. Documentation and writing also required. Hours are flexible, yet dependent on various schedules.

Office Volunteers - generally make our day! Tasks include outreach to homeowners for follow-up assessment, assisting with special projects, coordination of volunteers, data entry and internet research. Commitment varies, set your own hours, M-F, 8:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Rebuilding Together Internships - we provide excellent learning experiences for those needing to fulfill college requirements. Hours vary dependent on school requirements.

“Volunteering can be an exciting, growing, enjoyable experience.
It is truly gratifyingto serve a cause, practice one’s ideals,
work with people, solve problems, see benefits,
and know one had a hand in them.”
~Harriet Naylor~

Contact Mary Brook, Director of Volunteer Services
email Mary
303-217-2077