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.
Wildfires:
Marshall Fire & Middle Fork Fire, affecting Boulder County, Louisville and Superior
The Marshall fire, which burned near the towns of Superior and Lafayette in Boulder County, is officially the most destructive in Colorado history in terms of the number of homes and businesses destroyed.
***As of April 30th, 2022, the Marshall Fire Donation Distribution Center is CLOSED to the public.
Visit the Wildfires Page for details on volunteering, donating, and requesting help. >>>
Marshall Fire & Middle Fork Fire, affecting Boulder County, Louisville and Superior
The Marshall fire, which burned near the towns of Superior and Lafayette in Boulder County, is officially the most destructive in Colorado history in terms of the number of homes and businesses destroyed.
***As of April 30th, 2022, the Marshall Fire Donation Distribution Center is CLOSED to the public.
Visit the Wildfires Page for details on volunteering, donating, and requesting help. >>>
Refugee Resettlement:
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.
Visit the Refugee Resettlement Page for details on how to help. >>>
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.
Visit the Refugee Resettlement Page for details on how 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.
Volunteers: Visit this site to sign up for opportunities. >>>
Agencies: Visit this site to post volunteer 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.
Volunteers: Visit this site to sign up for opportunities. >>>
Agencies: Visit this site to post volunteer opportunities. >>>
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