VOLUNTARIO DEL AÑO

El Premio al Voluntario del Año de la Fundación Telluride se concede en reconocimiento a alguien que haya contribuido desinteresadamente a nuestra comunidad regional a través del voluntariado, el servicio comunitario o la filantropía. El galardonado es nominado a través de un proceso comunitario abierto y seleccionado por la Fundación Telluride.

En una celebración comunitaria anual, se concede al beneficiario o beneficiarios una subvención de 5.000 dólares que se entregará en su nombre a la organización local sin ánimo de lucro de su elección, así como una placa conmemorativa.

2026 Nominations are open. Click HERE to submit your nominee!

The Telluride Foundation is proud to announce Barbara Hinterkopf as the recipient of the 2025 Volunteer of the Year Award (Awarded Posthumously). Barbara Hinterkopf’s dedication to education, equity, and the empowerment of young women left an enduring impact on the Telluride community and beyond. As President of SPARKy, Barbara championed access to higher education for first-generation Latinas by leading the Latina Scholarship Fund, mentoring students, and ensuring they felt supported both financially and emotionally.

Barbara went far beyond traditional volunteer service—she believed in each student’s potential and never gave up on them. Whether guiding young women through SAT prep, checking in with college students, or comforting a student overwhelmed by financial aid concerns, she was always present and compassionate. In addition to her work with SPARKy, Barbara was a founding board member of CARE Elementary School and supported local arts and education initiatives, including the Ah Haa School’s capital campaign. Her efforts have helped hundreds of students realize their academic and personal goals.

Our 2025 winner shares this honor with , Terry Tice (2003), Lissa Margetts (2004), John Micetic (2005), Bill Carstens (2006), John Pryor and Jane Hickcox (2007), Kathy Green (2008), Marilyn Branch (2009), Dan and Greer Garner and Andrea Benda (2010) and Billy “Senior” Mahoney (2011), Anne Brady (2012), Dean Rolley (2013), Kristin Holbrook (2014), Gary Freedman (2015), Elaine Fischer (2016), Wendy Brooks (2017), Susan Rice (2018), Barb Gross (2019), and San Miguel County Search and Rescue and Cat & Barthold Lichtenbelt and Marti & Partick O’Leary (2020), Corinne Cavender, Lollie Lavercombe, Cara Wilder (2021) Claudia Garcia Curzio, Julia Millan Avila, and Andres Jacinto Alonzo (2022), David Sussman (2023), Emily Haight & Leila Seraphin (2024)