COVID-19 Call 2 Follow-Up

Thank you to our speakers who shared their insight, best practices and support for COVID-19 response. Kayla Garcia, Vice President, Resource Development for Mile High United Way Kristy Judd, President and CEO for Spark the Change Colorado Sara Payne Epstein, Co-Founder and Product Owner at Rumblesum A recording of the call can be accessed here. Resources […]

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Thank you to our speakers who shared their insight, best practices and support for COVID-19 response.

Kayla Garcia, Vice President, Resource Development for Mile High United Way
Kristy Judd, President and CEO for Spark the Change Colorado
Sara Payne Epstein, Co-Founder and Product Owner at Rumblesum

A recording of the call can be accessed here.

Resources and strategies mentioned on the call.

Help Colorado Now is the site companies and individuals can use to find volunteer opportunities, donate supplies or blood, contribute to the Colorado COVID Relief Fund and more.

Spark the Change Colorado is in need of Kind Connection volunteers to help individuals during this time. Learn more here. And see their Tips for Keeping a Healthy Mind article here.

Rumblesum motivates volunteerism through gamifiying it. Now coworkers can remain motivated and connected during this unprecedented time by participating in their Stay Sane During COVID Challenge. Interested in joining the small business challenge or getting a discount? Connect with Co-Founder and speaker on the call, Sara Payne Epstein at sara@rumblesum.com.

Mile High United Way's 2-1-1 program is in need of volunteers for their emergency childcare line and the 2-1-1 program. Learn more here.

For more on virtual volunteering, see our collaborative list of virtual volunteering options, here.

The City of Golden has partnered with local businesses and nonprofits to provide a variety of support. Learn more about their efforts here.

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