Service Opportunities

Service & Volunteer Opportunities

A resource to Rotary clubs and members to list their upcoming service project, fundraiser or special event that welcomes members from other clubs and/or volunteers. See below for opportunities to serve!

Chair: Vicki Brentin (Denver)

PROJECT C.U.R.E. TWO DIFFERENT OPPORTUNITIES! 10377 E Geddes Avenue, Suite 200 Centennial, CO 80112

Thursday, October 29 - 5:00 to 7:00 pm | Join Denver Club 31 - All Rotarians Welcome! | PLEASE Register : https://vhub.at/RotDWVE 

Tuesday, November 3 - 9:30 to 11:30 am | Join the Denver Southeast Rotary Club the first Tuesday of each month. No need to register. Just show up!

Project C.U.R.E delivers life-saving medical equipment, supplies and services to meet the needs of people in poverty, disasters and violence.  Headquartered in Denver with 8 warehouses nationwide and Led by Club 31 Past President Doug Jackson.  Volunteers are needed to help sort, organize and prepare supplies for shipment to resource poor countries.

Senior Yard Clean Up Help Needed- Saturday,11/7/26 | Littleton Rotary Club: Saturday, November 7, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM | Meet 8:45am Arapahoe County Human Services: 1690 W Littleton Blvd., Littleton, Co 80120. Help 3–4 local seniors prepare their yards for winter and show them how much their community cares.
 

At least 10 volunteers are needed! Please bring work gloves and rakes if you have them. Supplies will be provided for anyone who needs them. Water and snacks will also be available throughout the event. Afterwards, we'll enjoy a social get together at Cherry Cricket in Littleton. Sign up today and join us in making a difference!

SOURDOUGH BREAD FELLOWSHIP & SERVICE KICK OFF! | Wednesday, November 18 - 6:00 to 8:00 pm | 10790 W 26th Avenue, Lakewood, CO  80215 | 5:00 PM – Social time begins or earlier if you prefer to avoid traffic! RSVP: vbrentin@gmail.com or 281.433.3200

Join Instigators Bryan Guice and John Brentin – Denver Club 31. Let’s kick off this fun fellowship that includes a service component! Will use this organizational meeting to define our mission, set goals and plan future gatherings for interested Rotarians who want to perfect their techniques, share starters, give back to the community and more.  Open to those who are just getting started and want to learn.

For “Show & Tell” bring a favorite breadmaking tool, demonstrate or practice your stretch and fold (practice dough provided)– and be prepared to brag on your starter(s)! Feel free to bring your homemade loaf that we will donate to a local shelter in need. Click Here for the event flyer.