Hilltop helps thousands of individuals each year and our volunteers play a key role in meeting their needs. Our volunteers are an invaluable part of the Hilltop family and help serve those in Mesa, Delta, Montrose and Ouray Counties. Annually our volunteers contribute over 20,000 hours of service.
Below you will find some of the key sources of information in regard to volunteer management.
Cathy Kelleher receives Hilltop’s Q2 2025 Volunteer Mission Award We are pleased to honor Cathy Kelleher as Hilltop’s Q2 2025 Volunteer Mission Award champion. Nominated by Ani Breedlove, Life Enrichment Manager at The Commons, Cathy demonstrates Hilltop’s values of...
Fern StringhamFern became a Supporting Our Seniors (SOS) volunteer a little over a year ago and right away she became one of our most active volunteers. Not only can we rely on Fern to take four to five rides per week she is also someone we can call when we are in a...
Cindy Neal
Volunteer Mission Award Winner November 2022
Volunteer Mission Award Winner
Carolyn Holmgren has been a volunteer with Hilltop’s Senior Daybreak since August of 2017. She volunteers every Friday assisting and interacting with our participants. Carolyn embodies our value of relationship in everything she does at Senior Daybreak. She is...
Carrie Gumber has been a volunteer with Hilltop since October of 2020. In her volunteer role, she has been delivering lunch to our cottage residents who have been unable to come into our main buildings for meals. Carrie is very flexible and comes in as often as four...
Wayne Klahn, is just one of the amazing volunteer drivers for the Supporting Our Seniors Program (SOS). Wayne was selected to receive a Hilltop Volunteer Mission Award because of his immense dedication and caring demeanor he has shown to our clients during the...
Sheryl Douglas, Volunteer Mission Award Recipient - The Commons Sheryl Douglas has been a volunteer for the Commons since December of 2017. She became interested in volunteering for Safe Haven after she worked as caregiver for a resident in the Memory Care Wing....
The Volunteer Handbook describes important information about Hilltop’s volunteer polices and procedures that have been established to ensure the effective engagement, safety, and management of volunteers throughout the organization.
Here are all the documents needed for a volunteer intake.
In order to clarify liability, define and identify the process for appropriately responding to and reporting of volunteer accidents, this policy has been established.
Keep track of volunteer hours with this volunteer timesheet.
In order to clarify the circumstances when Hilltop will require a physician’s release from a volunteer, this policy has been established.