VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

DENVER (RMPBS & KUVO) Project Manager for Short-term Project with High Impact for RMPBS: Work with American Archive of Public Broadcasting in the Digitize Challenge

Do you want to have a significant impact on behalf of RMPBS? If you answered “yes,” this is the volunteer job for you! We need a project manager (from January 31, 2019-December 31, 2019—approximately 5 hours/week) to coordinate volunteers to proofread transcripts of RMPBS productions that have been digitized by the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB). The transcripts are posted on the AAPB website, so volunteers can do the proofreading from the comfort of their own homes! The project manager can also work from home with occasional meetings at the Denver Bannock station. For every transcription completed, the AAPB will digitize FOR FREE other RMPBS programs ensuring that programming from RMPBS will have a lasting presence nationally. (RMPBS cannot digitize all its productions because it is cost prohibitive.) Digitizing productions is the only way to ensure that these programs will be preserved for future generations. Currently, RMPBS has 94 productions posted on

December 2018 Happy Holidays !

Volunteers Do It All! Thanks go to all the RMPBS and KUVO volunteers for their service. Early each month, the Volunteer Bulletin arrives by email and is also posted at www.rmpbs.org/volunteer. It delivers news, volunteer opportunities and volunteer appreciation. We welcome your comments, feedback and ideas. Email us at susanbarber@rmpbs.org. Note: Rocky Mountain PBS often uses volunteer photos online, on TV, and on our social media sites to help show the positive impact our volunteers have in the community and how important they are to Rocky Mountain PBS. If you do not want any photos of yourself shared or used, contact Susan Ewing Barber.

AAPB website and more will be added. (For more information on the AAPB, visit www.americanarchive.org ) The project manager will be trained by RMPBS staff and volunteer and then will, in turn, train other volunteers. Skills required include: 1) strong organizational skills; 2) strong computer skills especially related to internet use and experience with software programs; 3) strong training skills; 4) willingness to work with fellow volunteers. For more detailed information and a job description, please contact Susan Barber susanbarber@rmpbs.org . Volunteer and make a difference! ATTENTION ALL KUVO & RMPBS Volunteers!!! We Need Your Help! Recently, the Federal Communications Commission determined that nearly 1000 TV stations across the country must change frequencies to make room for the internet carriers. Rocky Mountain PBS, and our viewers who watch our programming via antenna, will potentially be impacted.

As we prepare for this we intend to staff a phone bank to field call from viewers who have questions or require assistance about how to re-scan their television sets. Volunteers who staff the phone banks will have a script and instructions to follow. We have been given the transition window end of December/beginning of January and may not have a specific date until closer to that window, but we are asking for volunteers who would be interested in staffing the phone bank. At this time, we need volunteers to contact us NOW to indicate availability and interest in helping us out. Please email Susan Barber susanbarber@rmpbs.org to indicate your availability on weekends (morning, afternoon, evenings) and weekdays (morning, afternoon, evenings) during that December window (1-21). As the date draws nearer and as RMPBS has a clearer picture of when the transition will occur, we will be directly in touch with volunteers regarding available shifts. Thank you in advance for your help! Let’s get crafty! Create Centerpieces for the Denver Screening Event (Jan. 3) of Episode 1 of Victoria Enter to win a Victoria inspired gift basket! Create a center piece to be displayed on a table at the screening of Victoria (episode 1) on January 3 at RMPBS. We will number the centerpieces anonymously, and the guests will vote for their favorite. Once the people’s choice votes are tallied, the winner will take home the prize! All persons submitting a centerpiece will have a reserved seat at the screening so that they may enjoy the evening; parking is free on the South side of the building. Parameters: The centerpiece must be made by you, using all of your crafty closet awesomeness. The centerpiece should contain at least one tea cup or tea pot (or both!). Tip: Think about visiting a thrift store. The centerpiece should not be larger than 1’x1’x1’. That’s it! Otherwise, get creative, and most of all, have some whimsical fun! If interested, please contact Brooke Collins, Community Engagement Coordinator, to register and gather more info. 303.620.5748. brookecollins@rmpbs.org Join a State-Wide Virtual Volunteer Team and Make a Difference for RMPBS: Proofread RMPBS Transcriptions on the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) Website (work from home!) For every transcription completed, the AAPB will digitize FOR FREE other RMPBS programs sent to them ensuring that programming from RMPBS will have a lasting presence nationally. (RMPBS cannot digitize

all its productions because it is cost prohibitive.) Digitizing productions is the only way to ensure that these programs will be preserved for future generations. Currently, RMPBS has 94 productions posted on AAPB website. (For more information on the AAPB, visit www.americanarchive.org ) Volunteers will agree to participate for a minimum of 2 months (during the period from January 31-December 23, 2019) for a minimum of 3 hours/week. Volunteers can certainly exceed the minimum and do more transcripts which directly benefits RMPBS. Commitment can be flexible. Volunteers will work with a project manager. Volunteers will work from home. The project manager will train volunteers. Requirements for this project include: 1)follow through on commitment; 2)laptop or desktop computer with internet access and headphones; 3)ability to work independently from home with assistance and guidance from project manager; 4)Strong attention to detail and adequate typing; 5)strong computer skills especially related to internet use. If you are a volunteer who wants to make a difference, contact Susan Barber susanbarber@rmpbs.org for more information. KUVO Front Desk Subs Volunteers needed for on call basis to cover the front desk at KUVO JAZZ Public Radio located in the Five Points Media Center (29th and Welton). Office hours are Mon – Fri, 9am to 5pm Front desk shifts are: 9am to 12:30pm or 1pm to 5pm. If you are interested in helping out, please contact Arvida Rascon arvida@kuvo.org and you will be put on a list and will receive notice by email when a sub is needed. Document Preservation – Content Project archivists The Content Project archivists are reviewing all of Rocky Mountain PBS’s local production files to prepare them for scanning and creation of database records. With guidance from a list of desired documents, and review by a Content Department staff person, Content Project archivists examine each historical file for documents relevant for preservation and future research. These will range from the original program proposal and budget through scripts, reviews, post-broadcast fan mail and possible awards. Volunteers work on Thursdays from 10 am-2 pm at the station (1089 Bannock St.). Attention to details is an important skill for these volunteers. Interested volunteers should contact Susan Barber susanbarber@rmpbs.org.

Production Preservation

Help us preserve our local programs for future generations.

The volunteer Production Preservation team of Station’s Archived Memories (SAM) needs your help in preserving our most memorable historic tapes to DVD. All necessary equipment, supplies and training will be provided. The transfers are done at the Rocky Mountain PBS (Denver) studios during business hours. Once trained and

comfortable with the position, your schedule can be flexible. This is an ongoing opportunity for 4 hours weekly. Interested? Please contact Susan Barber, Volunteer Coordinator, at susanbarber@rmpbs.org

VIRTUAL VOLUNTEERING What does “Virtual Volunteering” mean? It means volunteering from your home (or other) with your computer on your time from anywhere in the state. These opportunities provide individuals who may not be available during the day to support Rocky Mountain PBS and/or KUVO through volunteering. (However, if you would like to volunteer and come into the station, that is certainly possible.) In this next year, we look forward to developing these opportunities further. Join a State-Wide Virtual Volunteer Team and Make a Difference for RMPBS: Proofread RMPBS Transcriptions on the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) Website (work from home!) For every transcription completed, the AAPB will digitize FOR FREE other RMPBS programs sent to them ensuring that programming from RMPBS will have a lasting presence nationally. (RMPBS cannot digitize all its productions because it is cost prohibitive.) Digitizing productions is the only way to ensure that these programs will be preserved for future generations. Currently, RMPBS has 94 productions posted on AAPB website. (For more information on the AAPB, visit www.americanarchive.org ) Volunteers will agree to participate for a minimum of 2 months (during the period from January 31-December 23, 2019) for a minimum of 3 hours/week. Volunteers can certainly exceed the minimum and do more transcripts which directly benefits RMPBS. Commitment can be flexible. Volunteers will work with a project manager. Volunteers will work from home. The project manager will train volunteers. Requirements for this project include: 1)follow through on commitment; 2)laptop or desktop computer with internet access and headphones; 3)ability to work independently from home with assistance and guidance from project manager; 4)Strong attention to detail and adequate typing; 5)strong computer skills especially related to internet use. If you are a volunteer who wants to make a difference, contact Susan Barber susanbarber@rmpbs.org for more information. SOUTHERN COLORADO Volunteers for Welcome Desk/Mondays

Please see above opportunities for “Virtual Volunteering.” Volunteer opportunities are available at the Welcome Desk on Mondays at the Tim Gill Public Media Center in Colorado Springs. If you are interested in volunteering in Colorado Springs/Pueblo, please contact Carrie McKee at carriemckee@rmpbs.org WESTERN COLORADO

Please see above opportunities for “Virtual Volunteering.” • KRMJ has a multitude of other fun opportunities for volunteers, including support in Special

Events, Community Outreach, Community Calendar, Community Screenings, and Office

Assistance. If you are interested in these or any other volunteer opportunities, please contact Hillary Daniels at hillarydaniels@rmpbs.org .

VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION Thanks to Volunteers in Denver at RMPBS Station’s Archived Memories committee members provided a lovely thank-you luncheon to the many dedicated SAM volunteers on November 12, 2018. Laura Frank, Vice President of Journalism and Tom Dudzinski, former RMPBS producer, served as speakers. SAM volunteers come in each week and work hard archiving the 62-year history of Rocky Mountain PBS. To view their extraordinary accomplishments, go to http://www.rmpbs.org/volunteer/sam/ . Thanks go to past volunteers and current volunteers including (but not limited to!): Angela Barlow, Anne Christner, Vicki Childs, Carol Clark, Donna Dickinson, Nancy Dituri, Janina Domingos, Peggy Dong, Priscilla Dow, MJ Drean, Sharon Fox, Houria Ghebriout, Nancy Griffith, Lee Guy, Kathy Haruf, Pat Hoeft, Sue Inglis, Natalie Janzen, Bev Kahn, John Kendall, Cathy Kleinsmith, Patricia Laverty, Rita Lieberman, Hania Lindgren, Lou Matis, Thomas Muja, Ellen Nedzel, Ann Priestman, Donna Prince, Buzz Sampson, Laura Sampson, Bill Smith, Ruth Smith, Kiki Strauss, Tom Strauss, Patty Templeton, Teddi Wiest-Kent and Karen Zoltenko.

Priscilla Dow, Patrica Laverty, Ellen Carl Smith, Ruth Smith, Rita Karen Zoltenko, Pat Hoeft, Bev Nedzel Lieberman Kahn

Tom Dudzinski, Pat Hoeft, Laura Frank Tom Strauss, Kiki Strauss, Hania Lindgren, Janina Domingos Thanks to Iris Fontera for all her work in promoting The Great American Read to Jeffco Libraries! Thanks to Betty Flaten for spreading the word among her colleagues at the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame about the Colorado Experience episode/screening on the extraordinary Fannie Mae Duncan. Fannie Mae Duncan is an inductee in the Hall of Fame. To view this episode, go to http://www.rmpbs.org/coloradoexperience/culture/fannie-mae-duncan/ . Volunteer Reminder: Volunteers: Please note that if you sign in on the computer at the Denver station or the KUVO station but don't sign out, the computer only gives you credit for 3 hours. Not only do you

cheat yourselves out of time, but the station also. Please send an e-mail to judylestersmith@rmpbs.org if you need to make a correction to your hours. In the email, include the date, time, and job assignment and we will make the adjustment. Thank you!

VOLUNTEER & STATION NEWS Colorado Gives Day on December 4, 2018 Community First Foundation and FirstBank are presenting Colorado Gives Day on Tuesday, December 4, 2018. This annual statewide movement celebrates and increases philanthropy in Colorado through online giving. The $1 Million Incentive Fund created by the partners is one of the largest giving-day incentive funds in the country. In past years, donors have been extremely generous to Rocky Mountain PBS and KUVOjazz. We are so grateful and hope that our supporters will consider donating this year. Thank you! When: 24 hours starting at 12 a.m. (i.e., 00:00 MST) on Tuesday, December 4, 2018 How: Donate to Rocky Mountain Public Media (includes RMPBS & KUVO)online, at https://www.coloradogives.org/index.php?section=organizations&action=newDonation&fwID=27331 You can schedule your Colorado Gives Day donations in advance from November 1 - December 3. Or, you can wait and donate on December 4. Why: To strengthen the state's nonprofits through online giving. Calling volunteers and staff at RMPBS (Denver) and KUVO: Submit your nomination for the annual “From the Heart” awards! Calling on volunteers and staff at the RMPBS (Denver) station and KUVO to nominate a very special volunteer and/or a special Denver staff member—those folks whom you have observed giving exceptional and cheerful service to the Rocky Mountain PBS and KUVO community. They exceed expectations and often work quietly out of the limelight. You may see these people, perhaps on a daily basis or maybe during a special event or project working quietly and efficiently with no thought of reward or accolade. The nomination deadline is Monday, January 18, 2019. The nominations need not be elegantly written, just heartfelt. You will be reminded again in early January of the deadline. However, we’d appreciate your submitting nominations early while the idea is in your mind. The brief and simple nomination form is available online at www.rmpbs.org/heart or contact Susan Barber at susanbarber@rmpbs.org. Past recipients are listed below. While these individuals are no longer eligible for consideration, please use them as an example of what behavior exemplifies “From the Heart”. Mark your calendars for Thursday, February 14, 2019 and join in celebrating the 23rd consecutive year of honoring volunteers and staff members who have given unselfishly of time and energy to support Rocky Mountain PBS (Denver) or KUVO. The awards are scheduled to be presented in the Teleconference room at the Denver RMPBS station, 1089 Bannock Street on Wednesday, February 14, 2018 from 3–4pm. Volunteers and staff are invited to attend. We will be serving cake, punch and seasonal goodies. Please RSVP to Susan Barber susanbarber@rmpbs.org. From the Heart Award Recipients 1997 – 2018 1997 Patty Boyd (volunteer) Pat Hoeft (staff) 1998 Gisela Dietrich (v)

Susan Goldsmith (s) 1999 Barbara Braley (v) Tom Schomburg (s) 2000 Myron Bosch (v) Marie Llanes (s) 2001 Margaret Harrold (v) Carl Hernandez (s) 2002 Eleanor McKeeman (v) Bill Hix (s) 2003 Mike Pugh (v) Marilyn Tyler (s) 2004 Mary King (v) Trux Simmons (s) 2005 June Bybee (v) Barb Winter (s) 2006 Ruth Smith (v) Tom Craig (s) Darr Jablonski (s) (special recognition) 2007 Linda Miyamoto (v) Julius Ames 2008 Buzz Sampson (v) Dona Dodson (s) 2009 Valerie Murphy (v) Tom Dailey (s) 2010 Nancy Duncan (v) Diane Cerafici (s) Rick Morris (donor to SSN) 2011 Cathy Buhler (v) Helen Alvillar (s) 2012 Marti Van Wagenen (v) Sarah Newberry (s) 2013 Leslie and Bill Smith (v) Linda Hillshafer (s) 2014 Heather Mackinnon (v) Bob Martinez (s) 2015 Judy Lester Smith (v) RMPBS Engineering Department (s) 2016 Teddi Wiest-Kent (v-KRMA) Thomas Herndon (v-KUVO) Patricia Laverty (s-KRMA)

2017 Janet Weisheit (v-KRMA) Ryan Conley (s-KRMA) Phil Cortese (v-KUVO) Arvida Rascon (s-KUVO) 2018 Janell Hetrick (v-KRMA) Shawn Jones (s-KRMA) Doug Crane (v-KUVO) Susan Gatschett (s-KUVO

Welcome Hillary Daniels—New Employee Rocky Mountain Public Media is pleased to introduce the newest staff member in Grand Junction, Hillary Daniels. In her capacity as the Community Engagement Specialist, Hillary will be working with volunteers. Hillary had the opportunity to travel when she was younger but finally decided to move to Grand Junction where her grandparents live. She graduated from Colorado Mesa University in 2014 with a Bachelor’s Degree in mass communications. From there, she has had a variety of jobs from working for a

news station to working as an administrator at Rocky Mountain Health Plans. During that time, she found that she had a strong passion for social media marketing and event planning. She brings that passion to her current job with Rocky Mountain Public Media. She is also a Girl Scout leader for girls with disabilities in high school and she is on the Colorado Mesa University Alumni Event Committee. Hillary and Allison Ellington with Girl Scouts of Colorado stopped by the KFQX studio to discuss the new troop for disabled teenage girls in the Grand Valley. Hillary talks about where the inspiration to create the group came from and the ways in which it'll be different from other troops. She also discusses the ways they plan to empower the girls in the group by giving them an opportunity to have experiences that cater to their unique sensory needs. (For the full interview, go to https://www.westernslopenow.com/news/local-news/girl-scouts-creates-troop-for-disabled-teens/1569850400.) In Hillary’s words, “I have a huge passion for making people happy, helping them any way I can, and connecting people to help strengthen their goals and passions in life.” Welcome to Rocky Mountain Public Media Hillary! We are excited to have you on the team.

Rocky Mountain Public Media—Station News (excerpts from staff newsletter by Lone Bryan)

We are so proud that our own Carlos Lando is one of the 19 honorees with banners along the historic Welton Street corridor of Five Points, Denver’s only historical cultural district. Carlos has been a part of KUVO Jazz for 33 years!

RMPM Board Member Andrew Hudson was recently vacationing in Spain and struck up a conversation with a local musician in a jazz club. Andrew asked where he listened to music during the day and the gentleman responded that he was hooked on an app from this little jazz station in Denver, Colorado called KUVO. Yet another KUVO app success story from around the world!

Capital Campaign Update: Such an eventful month! On October 31, we successfully closed on our new market tax credits. We also finalized our partnerships with the City and County of Denver and Emily Griffith Technical College on the Community Media Center that will be located on the first floor of the new building. As of the first of November, we have just $3.5 million in philanthropic dollars left to raise to hit our $34 million goal, and on November 29, the construction phase of our project will begin with the official groundbreaking ceremony. Matchwits: Sixteen schools from across Colorado gathered one last time in the KTSC studio in Pueblo for the 34th and final taping of the locally produced RMPBS series “Matchwits”. Students, parents, coaches, staff and crew celebrated the final season with a “Farewell to Matchwits” luncheon. “Colorado Experience” and National Recognition: Congrats to “Colorado Experience” (COEX) for recognition from APT (American Public Television) at their annual national conference. COEX airs nationally on WGBH’s World Channel as part of their North-South-East-West Series. Long Tail Journalism: Remember our 2017 documentary “Beyond Standing Rock” in which our Inside Energy journalists looked at issues of native American rights and resources? “Beyond Standing Rock” lives on. More than four dozen schools, organizations, and individuals nationwide have purchased rights to show the film including Yale University, the Autry Museum of the West and a number of K-12 schools, churches, public libraries and colleges across the country. One more new staff member: Welcome to Kate McDonnell, our new Vice President of Leadership Giving. KRMA-TV produced “Showtime on Ice” to feature assets in Denver area By Anne Marshall Christner, Station’s Archived Memories (SAM) volunteer Channel Six brought a locally-filmed program of figure skating to living rooms in its broadcast area in December, 1980. Filmed in May, 1980 at the Colorado Ice Arena in Denver, “Showtime on Ice” featured a number of award-winning amateur skaters who had local ties. One such performer was Olympic Gold Medalist Robin Cousins, who had trained at the Colorado Ice Arena for three years. Other singles skaters in the show included the 1980 Japanese and British Ladies Champions, Emi Watanabe and Karena Richardson. Skating pairs who performed in “Showtime on Ice” included Judy Blumberg and Michael Siebert – 1980 U.S. National Senior Dance Silver Medalists – as well as 1980 U.S. National Junior Pair Champions Dana Graham and Paul Wylie. “Showtime on Ice” was produced by the Colorado Skating Club led by Carlo and Christa Fassi, who were world-class trainers of Olympic champions Peggy Fleming and Dorothy Hamill. KRMA-TV Director of Programming Dan Everett said that the figure-skating program was only the first of such programs to be produced “to highlight events and activities in the Denver metro area.” More than 20 people were involved in videotaping the rehearsals and final performance. Mr. Everett showcased some clips of the program at an August, 1980 meeting of the Council for Public Television (KRMA’s governing board), explaining that this one-hour show required 309 hours of work by 25 people. Development Director Trudy Fowler asked Council members for suggestions for procuring $25,000 in underwriting support, and said the station hoped the show would be distributed to other U.S. stations via PBS. (The Adolph Coors Company ultimately underwrote “Showtime on Ice.”)

The show was aired in early December, 1980 during Festival events to solicit membership pledges. Then in January, 1981, “Showtime on Ice” and its producer, Warren Wright, and Director Kaye Lavine, were honored by the Colorado Broadcasters Association with a first-place award for best single program in Colorado. In a press release, Mr. Wright said that “we are extremely appreciative of this honor, and feel that it demonstrates that public television, given the proper support, can provide quality local programming for the community it serves.” The photos from the SAM archives below provide highlights from this special program.

General Volunteer Information

Volunteers play a critical role at Rocky Mountain Public Media for both RMPBS and KUVO. The Rocky Mountain Public Media volunteer corps donates (on average) 18,000+ hours per year. Volunteers expand the capacity of the organization in order to enhance the public outreach and sustain viewer support of the mission-- to inspire people to engage in deeper, more meaningful ways with the world around them. Volunteers enjoy the opportunity to work together supporting and leading station initiatives. We hope that you might consider donating your time and talent to Rocky Mountain Public Media (RMPBS & KUVO). We have a variety of volunteer opportunities and new opportunities are constantly popping up. The best way to learn about these is to sign up in our database or contact volunteer coordinator, Susan Barber (susanbarber@rmpbs.org) at RMPBS or Arvida Rascon, KUVO at arvida@kuvo.org. To sign up in the database, go to www.rmpbs.org/volunteer and click on “Sign Up to Volunteer.” If you are in our database, you will receive monthly updates on volunteer news and opportunities. Below is a list of some of the many opportunities available:

KUVO Blog Writer – We are looking for writers to contribute to our blog Festival, Concert & Event Outreach – booth set-up, breakdown, staffing/greeting visitors, transporting equipment (large vehicle needed) Festival, Concert & Events Outreach Manager – manage KUVO booth schedule, materials and volunteers, transport equipment (large vehicle needed or SUV) Food for Pledge Drives – Help make calls to local eateries for meals for volunteers & staff during Membership Pledge Drives Food Pick Up - Pick up meals for Membership Pledge Drives Hosts/Greeters – for Studio Club performances; you get to see in studio performances Membership Mailings - as needed Phone Bank – Answer phone on phone bank for Membership Pledge Drives to take donations and enter on online secured donation form Photographer/Videographer - special events, studio performances, etc. Special Events & Projects - as needed RMPBS Station Tours: RMPBS is a PUBLIC broadcasting station and we invite the public into the station at any opportunity! This is a very important piece of community outreach. We rely on our volunteer tour guides. Tours are done primarily during the day/business hours (but we also provide occasional weekday evening

tours). It’s great fun and training is provided. Front Desk: Answer phones and greet visitors at Denver station On-Call Volunteers: Sign up to be on our on-call list for a variety of short-notice, immediate jobs from mailings, to button making, to data input, “faux” phone banks and many more! Photographers: If you enjoy taking pictures and you are pretty good, sign up to be a

photographer! We take pictures of everything!!! Station’s Archived Memories (SAM): Help keep the history of Rocky Mountain PBS alive. A nationally recognized volunteer-driven project, Station’s Archived memories welcomes volunteers interested in preserving photographs, memorabilia, oral histories, local productions and station documents related to Rocky Mountain PBS. Archive training provided, but computer skills mandatory. Work is done during weekday business hours at Rocky Mountain PBS. 303-620-5734 or SAM@rmpbs.org Newsletter: Write articles, coordinate newsletters that include the monthly Volunteer Bulletin Community Outreach: Perfect opportunity to work with friends on weekdays, weekends or evenings for screenings, staffing booths at community events (including jazz events and the like). Volunteer Recruitment: Call your friends and build our volunteer corps by reaching out to your network ---your friends and colleagues. Volunteer Leadership: Develop and enhance your leadership skills. Opportunities abound to really make a significant impact by taking leadership roles in new and current station initiatives and on the RMPBS Volunteer Advisory Team! Special Events: Big and small events---many different jobs! Southern Colorado Volunteer Opportunities (Colorado Springs & Pueblo) For more information, contact Elyse Jones at elysejones@rmpbs.org Special Events Tim Gill Center for Public Media: Office assistance, grant writing Kids Fun Fest Western Colorado Volunteer Opportunities (Grand Junction) For more information, contact Hillary Daniels at hillarydaniels@rmpbs.org Special Events Community Outreach Office Assistance Kids Fun Fest

Directions for Rocky Mountain PBS/KUVO Volunteer Database Sign Up to Volunteer Go to www.rmpbs.org/volunteer Scroll down to first item-“Sign Up to Volunteer” Click on words in “this form” Complete application and submit You should then receive an email shortly with your pin#. Record Your Hours Go to www.rmpbs.org/volunteer Click on the words in blue under “Record Your Hours” Login is your email address and password is your pin #

Click in left-hand margin “Post Your Hours” Fill in information on volunteer work (day, hours, assignment) Confirm info Enter another date if needed When completed, click on “Exit” at the bottom of the page