Connecting Boulder County’s LGBT Community Since 1994
 
Volunteer Application

Out Boulder depends on many dedicated volunteers to provide services and programs to a growing community. Opportunities to volunteer at Out Boulder are varied, and open to people of any sexual orientation and gender identity.

To continue Out Boulder’s commitment to diversity, we encourage people of color, people with disabilities, people who live outside of the City of Boulder, bilingual speakers, transgender people, sign language interpreters, people living with HIV/AIDS, youth, students, older adults, and straight allies to volunteer. Internships are also available.

In short, we welcome LGBT and Allied people in all of Boulder County who have interests, talents and skills they want to share. Would you like to offer classes or workshops to the community? You can!

For more information, fill out our volunteer application below. To review current volunteer jobs, check our our volunteer page!

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RESOURCES
Bent Lens Cinema

Mission: to provide a venue for screening the works of established and emerging gay, lesbian, bisexual, trangender and queer video and film makers or others who portray our community in a positive and affirmative light;to bring noteworthy films by local, national and international talent to Front Range audiences, including films that may not otherwise see distribution in area theaters; and,  to provide the GLBTQ community an avenue for countering invisibility and misinformation by providing a forum for viewing films that depict our lives and loves, and for discussing t

Boulder BACCHUS

Mission: "Boulder Bacchus" is an informal group interested in investigating the world of wines in a social setting.
It is open to all GBLT persons and friends.
Email: Boulderbacchus@yahoo.com 
Hours: All wine tastings are held on the 1ST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7:00 p.m. 

Boulder County AIDS Project

Mission: The mission of the Boulder County
AIDS Project is twofold: to provide support, advocacy and education to those in
our community who are infected with or affected by HIV and to serve as an
outreach and information center to prevent further transmission of HIV and
AIDS.

BOULDER COUNTY Area Agency on Aging (BCAAA)

Mission: Boulder County Area Agency on Aging's seeks a community in which we all age well. BCAAA's LGBT Programs include a Rainbow Elders' bimonthly newsletter, Project Visibility trainings,annual educational symposia, and The Silver Lining Resource Guide of LGBT-friendly senior care providers.

Contact: Nancy Grimes, LGBT Program Specialist and Emily Lewis, Project Visibility Trainer

Phone: 303-441-3583

Boulder Valley Safe Schools Coalition

Mission: Promotes the safety of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and questioning (LGBTIQ) youth, staff, and parents in the Boulder Valley School District.
Phone: 303-494-8171
Email: bouldersafeschools@yahoo.com 

Boulder Valley Women's Health Center

Mission:  The Mission of Women’s Health (Boulder Valley Women’s Health Center) is to provide accessible, confidential and comprehensive gynecological and reproductive healthcare, including sexual health services and education.
Phone: 303-442-5160
Email: info@bvwhc.org

Colorado Anti-Violence Project

Mission: The Colorado Anti-Violence Program is dedicated to ending violence within and against the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities of Colorado and ensuring the highest quality services are provided to victims of bias, domestic, sexual, and enforcement violence.
Phone: 303-839-5204
Email: info@coavp.org

CU GLBTQ Resource Center

Mission: The Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Resource Center (GLBTRC) is here to help gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and allied (GLBTQIA) students at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Address: Center for Community (C4C) N450 
Phone:  (303) 492-1377 
Email: glbtrc@colorado.edu
Hours: 9:00-5:00 Monday through Friday  

CU Office of Victim Assistance

The Office of Victim Assistance offers free confidential information, counseling, advocacy and support to all University of Colorado Boulder students, staff, faculty and their significant others. The office includes counseling and advocacy staff and gender violence prevention and education.

Domestic Partner Registration

The City of Boulder's domestic partnership registration program is a means by which unmarried, committed couples who share a life and home together may document their relationship.

Gay and Lesbian Sierrans

Mission: The purpose of the Gay & Lesbian Sierrans is to involve the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community in conservation and environmental efforts by creating outdoor, social, and activist opportunities for GLBT members of the Sierra Club and the greater Colorado community.
For more information on activities and to get on the mailing list, please visit their webpage.  

OASOS

The OASOS program aims to increase healthy behaviors and decrease risky behaviors among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and questioning (LGBTIQ) youth through support, advocacy, and education.
Phone: 303-678-6139

Open and Affirming Churches in Colorado

This is a list of Open and Affirming Churches in Colorado kept up by GayChurch.org. 

Open Door Fund

Mission: The Open Door Fund, a permanent endowment of The Community Foundation, supports the Boulder County community by raising money and distributing grants for programs that enhance the lives of its gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. 
Phone: 303-442-0436
Email: info@commfound.org

Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays

Mission: PFLAG promotes the health and well-being of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered persons, their families and friends through support, education and advocacy. PFLAG provides an opportunity for dialogue about sexual orientation and gender identity, and acts to create a society that is healthy and respectful of human diversity.
Mailing Address: PFLAG Boulder County
Post Office Box 19696
Boulder, Colorado 80308
Phone: 303-444-8164
Email: info@pflagboulder.org

 

Project Visibility

Mission: Project Visibility is an LGBT cultural competency training program designed primarily for senior care providers. It includes an award-winning film in which area LGBT elders voice their concerns about the aging services network.

Proposition Gay

Mission: Proposition Gay is a grassroots effort to raise awareness for the LGBT community. As an all-inclusive event, we hope to greater network and strengthen the community as we unite along the path to social change.
Email: kpicle@gmail.com

St. Vrain Safe Schools

Mission: Community and Schools working together to foster a safe environment that encourages educational success for lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, intersexed, and questioning youth(LGBTIQ), staff and parents in the St. Vrain Valley School District.
Address: 1030 Boston Avenue, Longmont 
Email: mmarsh@bouldercounty.org
Hours: Meetings are the fourth Tuesday of every month from 3:00-4:00 

Statewide Relationship Recognition

Designated Beneficiary Agreements provide a new tool for estate planning, giving Coloradans access to a low-cost and convenient method for making plans for end-of-life decisions, inheritance, and other protections related to health care and medical emergencies. They provide the opportunity for two unmarried adults to designate one another as the person entitled to certain financial protections and decision-making powers in major life events.

University of Colorado at Boulder Alumni Association

Mission: To create and maintain a mutually proud and loyal relationship between the University of Colorado at Boulder and its gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender alumni and friends.
Phone: 303-492-2280
Email: JoanneEArnold@aol.com

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