Meet the People Behind VOC’s Mission

Localized REPRESENTATION
Supporting stewardship across Colorado.
In addition to our headquarters in Denver, VOC operates partnership offices in the San Luis Valley and the Northern Front Range.
These offices are operated in collaboration with the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service, and Greeley Natural Areas & Trails, respectively.
Denver Headquarters
VOC has been headquartered at the Dos Chappell Bathhouse in Denver's Washington Park since the 1990s.
Contact: Sarah Nix
Administrative Assistant

Denver STAFF
We have a wonderful team of staff members that keeps volunteer operations, partnerships, fundraising and community outreach going every day.
Chris Nesset
Chief Executive Officer
Kelly Clouse
Director of Programs
Ben Gregory
Director of Finance and Operations
Kim Gagnon
Director of Marketing and Communications
Northern Front Range PARTNERSHIP OFFICE
The VOC Northern Front Range Partnership Office offers a wide array of opportunities for you to lend a hand in stewardship in Northern Colorado.
Sign up for the Western Wheatgrass e-newsletter to learn about local upcoming volunteer projects and other ways to get involved in your local community.
CONTACT: ABBY McCARTY
Northern Front Range Coordinator
NORTHERN FRONT RANGE STAFF
Abby McCarty
Northern Front Range Coordinator
SAN LUIS VALLEY PARTNERSHIP OFFICE
The VOC San Luis Valley Partnership Office offers a wide array of opportunities for you to lend a hand in both the Rio Grande National Forest and the Bureau of Land Management's San Luis Valley Field Office.
Want to stay involved in the San Luis Valley area? Sign up for the Upper Rio Wind newsletter to hear about upcoming SLV projects, trainings, and local events.
CONTACT: KATIE GOODLEAF
Partnership Office Programs Manager
Rio Grande National Forest
San Luis Valley Staff
Katie Goodleaf
Partnership Office Program Manager (SLV and Northern Front Range Offices)
VOC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
We are proud to have an experienced Board of Directors motivating and enabling people to become active stewards of Colorado's natural resources.






























