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olunteering these days requires a bit more time and effort thanks to the lingering worldwide pandemic, but people hoping to continue a family holiday-time tradition and those looking to give back during the holiday season should know that community helping agencies need as many volunteer workers as they can get this time of year.

“During the height of the pan-

demic (2020) Care and Share Food Bank for Southern Colorado distributed 25 million pounds of food,” said Tonya Dower, volunteer coordinator, Fort Carson Army Community Service (ACS).

“Volunteering didn’t stop even then and Care and Share is looking to break last year’s distribution record.”

Most organizations nowadays take precautionary measures to ensure the safety of community members, so its best for potential

volunteers to find the type of work that suits them best and then contact the corresponding organizations well in advance of the time they plan to perform their volunteer work. Those who put a little planning and research in prior to searching for opportunities should have better success at finding just the right fit for them.

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“Army Community Service (ACS) at Fort Carson has quite a lengthy list of helping agencies on an off post that people can learn more about,” said Dower.

ACS’s resource list includes more than 50 local agencies that assist the community in a wide variety of ways, including the American Red Cross, the USO, CASA of the Pikes Peak Region, the Boys & Girls Club, Habitat for Humanity, Operation Homefront, Catholic Charities, Silver Key Senior Services, the Salvation Army, Pikes Peak United Way and the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region.

Choosing between organizations and the types of volunteer work available can become exhausting for someone searching on their own. Potential holiday-time volunteers can make the process of finding the right opportunity by contacting a resource agency such as ACS at Fort Carson or the Airman and Family Readiness Center at their installation. Volunteer services staff can then help people whittle down their choices.

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suit them,” Dower said. “But, their decision also has a lot to do with what speaks to them.

Volunteer coordinators recommend performing a self-assessment as part of one’s selection process.

Some like to put their talents to good use, for example, while others may want to venture out and experience something new. Time is another factor. Some may want to involve themselves over a longer period while others can only dedicate a single day or even just a few hours.

“Really, it’s important to give back over the holiday season,” said Kristen Kea, division chief, ACS. “So many times the holidays can be stressful.

And, that stress comes from setting expectations for yourself and your family. People tend to set a hectic schedule and don’t carve out time to give back during the holidays. A self-assessment can

help people figure how and where they would like to give back or how to pass on meaningful interactions to their children.”

Potential volunteers should also be prepared to attend an organization’s volunteer orientation, where they learn various aspects of the volunteer experience specific to that agency. Some may also assist children and require their volunteers to pass a background check. Attending a volunteer orientation is also a great way to learn about the mission and philosophy of an organization.

Of course, in these times, as service members continue to be concerned about the health and safety of their families, most nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers also must adhere to rules and restrictions. Kea explained that each organization may follow different procedures when it comes to masking, vaccination and testing requirements, so its best to check with the organization directly before agreeing to work with them. Currently, anyone volunteering on Fort Carson must wear a mask in any public space on the post, for example.

“There are many opportunities for service members, retirees and family members to volunteer on post,” Kea said. “(The post) chapels are always in need of help over the holidays with a variety of different things they have going on. As well as with off-post opportunities, ACS staff can connect hopeful volunteers with chapel programs.”

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In these changing times, let us be reminded of the beliefs held by our Founding Fathers, and remember them on Thanksgiving Day, 2021.

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Soldiers with Bravo Company, 4th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion, 4th Aviation Regiment, 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, ruck with toys while dressed in holiday costumes and sweaters Sept. 2, 2021, at Fort Carson. More than $17,000 worth of toys were collected for the Mountain Post Santa’s Workshop.

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While some prefer to volunteer by working for a helping organization, others prefer to act independently, by conducting toy or food drives during the holidays. Kea explained that if people are thinking about organizing a toy drive, for instance, they should check with their unit’s family readiness group before initiating a planned drive.

“That can be a really fun way to get your group incentivized to give back to the community, and it’s easy,” she said. “But, chances are, a service-member’s soldier and family readiness group (SFRG) may already have something on the calendar. Plus, the SFRGs have contacts with private organizations on installations and may have worked with them in the past.”

Whether people have a lot of time or just a little, most all volunteer help is greatly appreciated. Leaders at Fort Carson’s BOSS program, a single-service-member activity group, even set up opportunities for people to volunteer at agencies like Habitat for Humanity during the holidays and throughout the year.

To learn about potential holiday time volunteer opportunities, visit Fort Carson ACS’s website at https://carson.armymwr.com/programs/ army-volunteer-corps or Peterson Space Force Base’s Airman and Family Readiness Center’s website at https://www.21fss.com/about/ airman-family-readiness/volunteer-services/ “It is the season of giving, and their time is one of the most amazing things people can give,” said Kea. “The beautiful thing about volunteering is that it gives back. That spirit of contributing to our great community is well worth it.”

Whereas it is the duty of all nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey His will, to be grateful for His benefits, and humbly to implore His protection and favor; and Whereas both Houses of Congress have, by their joint committee, requested me to “recommend to the people of the United States a day of public thanksgiving and prayer, to be observed by acknowledging with grateful hearts the many and signal favors of Almighty God, especially by affording them an opportunity peaceably to establish a form of government for their safety and happiness.”

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Visit Colorado Springs also has a gift guide for the holidays listed on their website: “Visit Colorado Springs isn’t just Downtown — it’s the whole Pikes Peak region — we cover Teller, Fremont and El Paso counties,” said Alexea Veneracion, communications manager of Visit Colorado Springs.

“One of my favorite things from our Holiday Gift Guide is The Winery at Holy Cross Abbey; they’re actually in Cañon City,” continues Veneracion.

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Skate in the Park Through Jan. 15 Catch snowflakes with your tongue while gliding on ice like Linus, Lucy and Charlie. In mid-November, the outdoor ice rink takes residence in Acacia Park.

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Shop Local + Win Local Ends Dec. 12 According to Laurel Prud’homme, vice president of communication, Downtown Partnership of Colorado Springs, "Through a partnership with Bank of Colorado, if you spend $50 or more at a local retail shop, you take a photo of your receipt and email it to us at prize@downtowncs.com and you’re entered to win a prize. We have weekly drawings that are worth $250 and a grand prize for a $1,000 gift card. The weekly winners get a basket of $100 worth of goods in it, plus a $150 gift card. We intentionally cut off at Dec. 12, hoping people use the gift cards for holiday shopping.”

The 38th Festival of the Lights Parade 2021’s Theme: “Songs of the Season” Saturday, Dec. 4 The city was unable to host last year, but the parade is on! The route will start at St. Vrain Street and go south on Tejon

Street to Vermijo Street. coloradospringsfestivaloflights.com Monument’s Small Town Christmas and Tree Lighting Ceremony Saturday, Dec. 4 “The Town of Monument has a great Small Town Christmas on the first Saturday of December — with Santa, reindeer, a town tree lighting … straight out of a Hallmark movie.”

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