GET INVOLVED
2026-2027 Board Year
We have two types of volunteer opportunities at Santa’s Workshop: Board Member and General Volunteers. Both play a crucial role in our mission. Feel free to explore both opportunities below and apply to any position you might be interested in.
PLEASE EMAIL
mpswvolcoordinator@gmail.com
FOR GENERAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Support Elf
Help when the board members need some backup.
Shopping Elf
Help soldiers shop for toys in our warehouse during shopping week.
Board Volunteer
After reading the board descriptions below, please click the above icon to access our application!
AVAILABLE BOARD POSITIONS
Mountain Post Santa’s Workshop is seeking dedicated individuals to join our Board of Directors. Help us make a lasting impact in our community while sharing your skills and passion for service.
Vice President
The Vice President serves as a key leadership officer responsible for advancing community partnerships, fundraising initiatives, and organizational outreach efforts for MPSW throughout Fort Carson and the greater Colorado Springs community. Working closely alongside the President, the Vice President helps coordinate financial support opportunities, strengthens community engagement, and collaborates with the Fundraising Chairperson to develop strategic partnerships and events. In the absence of the President, the Vice President assumes executive leadership responsibilities and ensures continuity of organizational operations and governance.
Ruck Coordinator/ Inventory Assistant
The Inventory Chairperson serves as a bonded officer responsible for the oversight, organization, and accountability of all MPSW inventory and donated goods. This position manages inventory tracking, donation valuation, stocking procedures, and operational supply coordination while ensuring accurate records are maintained. The Inventory Chairperson also provides regular inventory updates to the Board and supports the organization’s operational readiness and resource management efforts.
President
The President serves as the chief executive officer of MPSW, providing strategic oversight, organizational leadership, and operational supervision to ensure all business is conducted in accordance with governing bylaws, nonprofit compliance standards, and Fort Carson regulations. As a bonded officer, authorized cardholder, OPOC representative, and committee member, the President oversees organizational continuity, regulatory filings, board operations, DFMWR coordination, fundraising approvals, and the long-term integrity and success of the organization.