Daniels Fund
Service Hub
Daniels Fund Service Hub
Find ways to serve. Make a difference. Track your impact.
The Daniels Fund Service Hub connects Daniels Scholars and Alumni with meaningful ways to give back. Discover volunteer opportunities and track your service to help grow the collective impact of our community.
“So grateful for the opportunity to serve. In addition to contributing to an amazing cause, I also had the opportunity to connect with other scholars and alumni.”
- Josh Navarro (‘05)
“Loved this service opportunity. 10/10 would do this again!”
- Ali Sulehria (’20)
Service Opportunities
Follow in Bill Daniels’ footsteps by supporting organizations working on the causes he cared about most.
We’ve vetted every partner to ensure your efforts drive real change, and each organization is actively seeking volunteers, while giving you the flexibility to serve whenever your schedule allows. Learn more about why Bill championed these funding areas here.
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Provides children in need with essential resources and opportunities to empower them to achieve their full potential.
North Denver
Helps adults 60+ in Douglas County stay independent and age with dignity through free transportation, companionship, in-home help, and resource navigation services.
South Denver / Castle Rock
Enhances the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities through employment opportunities and programs at thrift store locations.
Multiple
Extends the healing ministry of Jesus Christ to those in need as the charitable arm of the Archdiocese of Denver.
Denver Metro
Provides safe, supportive environments that inspire and empower kids to achieve their greatest potential.
Multiple
Provides affordable, safe housing and housing-related services for Colorado's low-income, elderly, and disabled residents.
Denver Metro
Family Life Services serves single moms and their children who are escaping domestic violence and the threat of homelessness. More than transitional housing, FLS builds futures with these families through trauma-informed care and robust programs to achieve stability and self-sufficiency.
Colorado Springs
Ignites the power of community to nourish people facing food insecurity across Colorado and Wyoming.
Denver Metro
Offers basketball, volleyball, golf, and education programs to nearly 20,000 boys and girls annually.
Denver Metro
Helps people overcome barriers to independence through education, training, and job placement programs.
Multiple
Builds safe homes and offers affordable homeownership opportunities for low-income families.
Wyoming
Builds independence and elevates lives for individuals and families with disabilities by providing free home modifications, including ramps and accessible bathrooms.
Denver Metro
Supports homeless and at-risk families with children through emergency shelter, transitional housing, and comprehensive case management services.
Denver Metro
Inspires and prepares young people to succeed through programs in work readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy.
Colorado
Inspires and prepares young people to succeed through programs in work readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy.
Utah
Provides family-focused, developmentally appropriate services for children from birth through age 5.
Wyoming
Serves pregnant and parenting teens through tailored public charter school programs for two generations of learners.
Denver Metro
Prepares young people with values-based leadership skills and character development through outdoor adventures, community service, and lifelong friendships.
Multiple
Provides year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
Multiple
Join the more than 5,000 community members who give their time toward this mission to fix Veteran homelessness.
North Denver
Uses the power of play to build communities of active, resilient, and confident kids through free, inclusive sports leagues and youth-centered programming.
Multiple
Builds healthy spirit, mind, and body for youth through programs focused on youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility rooted in Christian principles.
Multiple
Daniels Fund Quarterly Service Events
As we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary and Colorado’s 150th, 2026 offers a historic moment to reflect on civic responsibility and the communities that shape our country. In this spirit, the historic Daniels Fund Day of Service is evolving into a Year of Service. This reimagined approach expands our mission beyond a single day. Throughout the year, we will host quarterly Days of Service across our four-state region. Join us at the events below.
02
Oct
Veterans Community Project
Longmont, CO
8:00 AM
Volunteers will support ongoing improvement projects at the village, helping with seasonal tasks and other hands-on projects as needed. It will offer a meaningful way to give back and support the community.
Registration details coming soon.
Create meaningful change in lives of so many children and families! Volunteers are the powerhouse of A Precious Child – our mission requires more than 7,000 volunteers annually who donate thousands of hours of volunteer service.
Watch an inspiring video highlighting Colorado’s spirit of giving in celebration of the state’s 150th anniversary!
Influence at Scale
12,500+
HOURS
Collectively, our Scholars and Alumni have contributed over 12,500 hours of service since we started measuring the impact.
7x
MORE
Daniels Scholars are seven times more likely to volunteer compared to the national average.
Your individual contributions—big or small—move the whole community closer towards bold milestones.
Help us measure the Daniels Scholar Difference. By sharing your volunteer hours, you help us tell the story of how scholars and alumni are making a meaningful impact in communities across our region. Please self-report your impact below to ensure your service hours are included in our community totals.
Log Your Volunteer Hours and Contributions with Organizations from our Hub and Other Community Organizations
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to be a Daniels Scholar or Alumnus to volunteer?
Not at all. While our scholars and alumni are a core part of our community, the Volunteer Hub is open to anyone who shares Bill Daniels’ passion for making a difference in our four-state region.
Can I invite my friends and family to join me?
Absolutely! We encourage you to share the spirit of giving. Most organizations welcome groups, but please check the specific opportunity details or notify the nonprofit coordinator so they can prepare for extra hands.
Why did these specific funding areas matter to Bill Daniels?
These areas—from aging and education to homelessness—reflect Bill’s personal life experiences and his beliefs. You can learn more about them here.
What if I volunteer with an organization that isn’t listed here?
We love that you’re staying active in your community! While our Hub provides volunteer opportunities focused on Bill’s specific funding areas, we encourage you to report all of your hours with any organization you support to keep your personal impact record up to date. All volunteer hours and donations will count toward our measurement of the impact of Daniels Scholar and Alumni.
Do I need to log my hours if I’ve already reported them elsewhere?
For Alumni, this is our primary way to track and celebrate your impact. For Scholars, please continue to report your hours here or through your End of Term Survey. We want to ensure your hard work is counted.
Can I travel to a different state to volunteer?
Of course. Our mission spans Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. If you find yourself in a neighboring state and want to help, feel free to sign up for any opportunity listed in that region.
What if I have to miss my scheduled volunteer date or time?
We understand that life happens. Please contact the nonprofit’s volunteer coordinator as soon as possible via the contact information provided in your confirmation email so they can adjust their plans.
I can’t volunteer right now—can I make a donation instead?
The Daniels Fund is a private foundation and does not accept outside donations. However, we highly encourage you to donate directly to the vetted nonprofits listed on this Hub or join us for our annual Pay it Forward campaign in December.
"When these kids graduate, they will go back and help their community. They will go out and mentor the next group, and it will continue on and on and on.”
Bill Daniels | Founder