Volunteer with the Outdoor Lab Foundation!

Past Events

Volunteers Spread Our Mission at Outside Festival
Volunteers from Newmont re-route a trail at Mt. Blue Sky.
Volunteers help facilitate the silent auction at After Dark.
Volunteers beautify the flag circle at Windy Peak at a summer workday.
Team Rubicon, a veteran-led humanitarian organization, after completion of Operation Windy Peak where they managed to remove 36,500 cubic feet of dead trees (some standing some down) to greatly reduce the risk and spread of wildfire in the area.
Community Outreach at Taste of Arvada
Grilling burgers for High School Leaders at the end-of-year tailgate!
Volunteers and staff greeting attendees at the check-in table for After Dark.
Back to school night outreach to high school students at Pomona about the benefits of being a High School Leader at Outdoor Lab.
Children Roasting S'mores at Lakewood's Let's Go Camping Event

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Types of Volunteer Events

TRAILS AND SITE MAINTENANCE

Trail projects include construction and maintenance of the trail networks on our campuses. Construction involves clearing vegetation and creating a sustainable path that minimizes erosion and environmental impact. Maintenance ensures the existing trail remains safe and accessible by repairing damage, clearing debris, addressing erosion, and occasionally rerouting sections to protect natural habitats. This work promotes enjoyable and environmentally responsible outdoor experiences for students and staff.

Site Maintenance projects include painting buildings, removing outdated educational features, enhancing new educational features, fence repair, initiatives course improvement etc. It takes a village to support Outdoor Lab! This work ensures a clean, welcoming, safe and comfortable place for students to learn and grow.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Community events build awareness, foster connections, and engage the community in our mission. Participating in events like Taste of Arvada, Buffalo Bill Days, and the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival help educate the public about Outdoor Lab’s programs, generate support through donations and volunteerism, and strengthen relationships with local partners. By involving the community, the Foundation ensures long-term sustainability and inspires a shared commitment to preserving and enhancing outdoor educational experiences for future generations.

Interested in Getting Involved?

Don't see what you are looking for? Reach out with your ideas and skills - we are always searching for enthusiastic help! Email us at info@outdoorlabfoundation.org for inquiries and questions.