Welcome to Colorado Responds
The leading resource for individuals giving and agencies seeking help in the face of a disaster.
Find ways to donate, volunteer, and more during times of crisis in your community and across the state of Colorado.
Find ways to donate, volunteer, and more during times of crisis in your community and across the state of Colorado.
Refugee Resettlement
Colorado Refugee Connect www.facebook.com/corefugeeconnect (CRC) is a collaborative endeavor led by the area Resettlement Agencies – Lutheran Family Services, International Rescue Committee, and African Community Center - alongside the Colorado Refugee Services Program. Our mission is to create a flourishing Colorado by connecting refugee & welcoming communities through opportunities to learn, engage, and celebrate.
Thank you for your interest in supporting families fleeing Afghanistan. The situation is changing every day and there is close coordination between federal, state, and local entities to work collaboratively to support new Afghan families as they arrive. Colorado’s three resettlement agencies are the best initial points of contact for newcomers. They are working overtime right now to support Afghans and prepare for future arrivals.
How can I help?
You can be a part of ensuring that Colorado is prepared to welcome Afghan evacuees by donating to the Colorado Afghan Evacuee Support Fund, a statewide effort fiscally sponsored by the Rose Community Foundation. Donate here: bit.ly/COAfghanSupport.
Colorado’s resettlement agencies appreciate the outpouring of support from Coloradans. At this time, they are not able to accept additional in-kind donations. Cash, gift cards, and Amazon wish-list donations are the best way to provide support at this time.
Please follow Colorado Refugee Connect on Facebook to learn more about this evolving situation.
Thank you for your desire to welcome and support Afghans as they make Colorado their new home!
Colorado Refugee Connect www.facebook.com/corefugeeconnect (CRC) is a collaborative endeavor led by the area Resettlement Agencies – Lutheran Family Services, International Rescue Committee, and African Community Center - alongside the Colorado Refugee Services Program. Our mission is to create a flourishing Colorado by connecting refugee & welcoming communities through opportunities to learn, engage, and celebrate.
Thank you for your interest in supporting families fleeing Afghanistan. The situation is changing every day and there is close coordination between federal, state, and local entities to work collaboratively to support new Afghan families as they arrive. Colorado’s three resettlement agencies are the best initial points of contact for newcomers. They are working overtime right now to support Afghans and prepare for future arrivals.
How can I help?
You can be a part of ensuring that Colorado is prepared to welcome Afghan evacuees by donating to the Colorado Afghan Evacuee Support Fund, a statewide effort fiscally sponsored by the Rose Community Foundation. Donate here: bit.ly/COAfghanSupport.
Colorado’s resettlement agencies appreciate the outpouring of support from Coloradans. At this time, they are not able to accept additional in-kind donations. Cash, gift cards, and Amazon wish-list donations are the best way to provide support at this time.
- ECDC/African Community Center: Amazon Wish List and donate page
- International Rescue Committee: Amazon Wish List and donate page
Please follow Colorado Refugee Connect on Facebook to learn more about this evolving situation.
Thank you for your desire to welcome and support Afghans as they make Colorado their new home!
Southern Baptist providing much needed feeding operations during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Colorado Wildfires
More information coming soon. Visit Colorado Wildfires to learn about volunteer and donations needs for each impacted community. Sign up for the Colorado Responds newsletter to learn about more more ways to help.
More information coming soon. Visit Colorado Wildfires to learn about volunteer and donations needs for each impacted community. Sign up for the Colorado Responds newsletter to learn about more more ways to help.
Volunteer Site
Colorado Responds has partnered with Spark the Change Colorado and COVOAD to create a new Volunteer Website Database designed as a simple way for organizations to post their Disaster-Related Volunteer Needs and for volunteers to sign up. Agencies: Visit this site to post volunteer opportunities. Volunteers: Visit this site to sign up for opportunities.
Colorado Responds has partnered with Spark the Change Colorado and COVOAD to create a new Volunteer Website Database designed as a simple way for organizations to post their Disaster-Related Volunteer Needs and for volunteers to sign up. Agencies: Visit this site to post volunteer opportunities. Volunteers: Visit this site to sign up for opportunities.
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The best way to help is to make a financial gift to the organization where you currently volunteer OR to one of the agencies currently active and requesting your help. Click here to connect to those agencies.
Volunteer Needs
If your agency, organization or non-profit needs assistance fill this form out.
*We can advise and assist anyone who doesn’t have experience or tools to manage volunteers. |
Material Supplies may be needed as well. Please ask first, then donate. Each type of disaster needs different supplies. If you are able to donate supplies, please Register Here.
Volunteer
If you are already volunteering with a nonprofit agency, check with them to see if they need your help. If you are not affiliated, please know that in most disasters, the Response Phase requires fewer volunteers than the Recovery Phase. Click Here to learn more.
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"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." |
