Volunteer
Adopt-A-Room Program
Organizations, corporations, families and individuals are invited to adopt-a-room (or rooms) at Sobriety House. Sobriety House provides a home-like environment that is helpful to recovery. The project involves groups volunteering to do such things as painting, installing new window dressings, purchasing and hanging inexpensive artwork or making other improvements to client rooms.
Over the past two years, Sobriety House has had the good fortune of having most of the rooms completed. Still to work on are three "suites" that are larger than regular one or two person rooms. Also available are the common areas. Please make an appointment for a tour and see where you might help! Call Mary Jo in the development office at 720.381.4336.
We also encourage you to call at any time to see if there might be other projects besides Adopt-a-Room currently needing volunteers within the Sobriety House progams.
Recently Completed Rooms:
Halleluiah Bible Study Group
Filled with an abundance of energy, these people did a make over in one of the men's room. The certainly mixed the hard work with having fun!
Ford Motor Company
Charlie Kopeika and his brave group of volunteers tackled one of the rooms on the third floor at
121 Acoma Street!
Courtney Vandegriff
Before returning to college in the fall, Courtney gave up a couple of her summer days to decorate one of our rooms.
MKK Consulting Engineers, Inc.
There were so many volunteers from MKK, led by Damary Weldon, that they took on two rooms at 121 Acoma Street.
Lockton Companies of Colorado
Lockton Companies of Colorado, led by Gail Johnson, created the "Beach Room." The walls are a pale blue and green with beach photos. This is now a spacious, elegant and relaxing room.View Photos!
Martin and Katherine Garvey
Martin and Katherine Garvey transferred this room into a darling attic hide-away. Katherine had the wall art specially framed for this room.View Photos!
Ken Knoblock and Friends
Ken Knoblock got together a group of friends and co-workers to give one of the rooms an Oriental flavor. The walls are a calming beige and blue and bamboo blinds were hung on the windows.View Photos!
TIAA-CREF
Two teams came from TIAA-CREF to help.View Photos
Aliki McCain and Valerie Christy
Aliki McCain and her mother, Valerie Christy, decorated two rooms.View Photos
Julee Jordening and Emily
Julee Jordening and her friend, Emily, made this room into what is being called "The Sanctuary."View Photos
Skyland High School
Ashley Alvarez and Stephanie Manzanares led a team from Skyland High School to give this room some much needed color.View Photos
Wagner Investments
Wagner Investments was the first to take on our Adopt-a-Room project. The entire staff helped and found they work well together even outside of the office.View Photos
Debbie Kube
Debbie Kube decorated this room. She also painted inspirational words in all the rooms once they were complete.View Photos