VOLUNTEER MATCH
CELEBRATING Community Connection AND SERVICE
Join us for the annual Volunteer Match, which brings together 20+ local nonprofit volunteer coordinators.
The event helps you discover organizations and volunteer opportunities that align with your interests and learn how your time and talents can strengthen Broomfield.
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
4:30-6:30 PM
Broomfield Community Center
280 Spader Way
Lakeshore Room
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If you can't make it, you can download the full list of 2025 participating organizations and volunteer coordinators by clicking
HERE or the button below.
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Thank You, Partners
Thanks go to Rock City Pizza and Ice and the Broomfield Chamber of Commerce for supplying hearty snacks and refreshing drinks.
In addition, thank you, City and County of Broomfield, for allowing us to congregate at the Broomfield Recreation Center Lakeshore room.
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Teen Volunteer Match - Spring Timeframe
In April 2026, we also hosted our second annual teen-focused Volunteer Match event with Communities that Care and the City and County of Broomfield. These nonprofits have youth-appropriate volunteer opportunities. Mark your calendar to look for the event in April 2027.
Meanwhile, if you have a teen looking to secure service hours, click the button below for a list of nonprofits that welcome teenagers. It's a great way for students to meet new friends, give back to the community, and build their resume.
Making it Fun:
Tips for Teaching Children about Philanthropy
One of the most important lessons we can teach children is how to care for and support others. From an early age, young people benefit from understanding that not everyone has the same opportunities and that sometimes life's challenges are beyond a person's control. Philanthropy helps children see that even small acts of kindness can make a meaningful difference.
Teaching children about generosity also helps them understand how communities thrive. Whether it's supporting families in need, advancing research and innovation, protecting the environment, or helping neighbors through difficult times, charitable action strengthens our communities and encourages others to get involved. The ripple effect of giving can be far-reaching.
Should you be hosting nieces and nephews or grandchildren during the summer break, access the Tips for Teaching Philanthropy document to create a meaningful learning experience.
2025 Volunteer Match Event
