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Volunteers help make camp feel like family. If you love the outdoors, working with kids, and being part of something meaningful — we’d love to meet you.
Apply to Volunteer Volunteer Roles Volunteer FAQVolunteers help make camp feel like family. If you love the outdoors, working with kids, and being part of something meaningful — we’d love to meet you.
Apply to Volunteer Volunteer Roles Volunteer FAQBecause a safe, joyful camp week doesn’t happen without people who show up with heart.
Help kids recovering from cancer rediscover confidence, independence, and joy.
Spend time outdoors on a working ranch with a close-knit team.
Your presence matters — volunteers shape the camp experience every day.
We’re looking for calm, positive people who can support kids with encouragement and patience — and who take safety seriously.
Show up on time, follow guidance, and bring good energy to the team.
Camp happens outside — in sun, wind, and cool Colorado evenings.
Encourage independence, respect boundaries, and help campers feel safe.
Willing to be trained, follow rules, and help create a safe environment.
There are many ways to help — whether you’re hands-on with activities or supporting behind the scenes.
Help campers feel comfortable, included, and supported throughout the day.
Great for: calm, patient leaders who enjoy working with kids.
Assist with crafts, games, ropes course flow, archery support, and group activities.
Great for: energetic helpers who like staying busy.
Help with basic ranch tasks and supporting safe horse and animal routines.
Great for: animal lovers who respect safety and structure.
Support meals, setup/cleanup, supplies organization, and general behind-the-scenes needs.
Great for: dependable helpers who love making things run smoothly.
Simple, clear expectations — because safety matters.
All volunteers complete an application and screening process, and attend an orientation/training.
Some roles require a full camp week, while others may be flexible. We’ll match you to a need.
Expect ranch conditions: walking, standing, sun, and cooler evenings.
Camp works best with humility, flexibility, and a “pitch in and help” attitude.
Quick answers to common questions.
Experience is helpful but not always required. What matters most is patience, kindness, and the ability to follow guidance and safety rules.
No. Some roles do not involve animals. If you’re helping near horses, we’ll provide safety guidance and match you to appropriate tasks.
Volunteers stay on-site, in seperate lodging accommodations.
Complete the volunteer application, then we’ll follow up with next steps, screening, and training details.
Yes — contact us for details.
Outdoor-appropriate clothing, closed-toe shoes, layers, sunscreen, and anything else you need to be comfortable. We’ll share a more detailed list after acceptance.
Join the team that helps young cancer survivors experience a safe, unforgettable week at the ranch.
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