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How to Help

Volunteering

 

Interested in Volunteering?

If you are interested in volunteering at CNI or seek more information, please contact Amy Evans at 303.598.1525 or by e-mail.

Current Opportunities

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Volunteers

Volunteers are an integral part of the Colorado Neurological Institute team and family. Whether you're interested in directly supporting our patients and families through work with a center or program, staffing an event, working with staff "behind the scenes" in a clerical capacity, or contributing in some other meaningful way, we may have an important role for you! 

As a CNI Volunteer, you can get involved in a variety of ways:

  • Patient and family support services
  • Special events planning
  • Representing CNI at a community event
  • Leadership roles within the organization
  • Invitations and mailings
  • Clerical duties, such as filing
  • Staffing support, where needed

Those are just a few of the many ways CNI Volunteers contribute to the fullfillment of our mission. If you have volunteering ideas, please share them with us!

If you are interested in becoming a CNI Volunteer or would like more information, please contact Amy Evans at 303.597.1525 or by e-mail.

     
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