Opportunities From: Volunteer Wisconsin

We are looking for enthusiastic individuals to serve as Friendship Partners for refugees in our community. In this rewarding role, you will help build genuine friendships by sharing what life is like as a local. Whether it’s exploring parks, attending free community events, or simply sharing a meal or a cup of tea, your involvement will foster connection and support. By becoming a Friendship Partner, you’ll make a meaningful difference in someone’s life while enriching your own shared experiences.

Prior to volunteering you will be required to fill out a volunteer application that can be found here, attend a general volunteer orientation, and complete a background check.

Share your talents! You don't necessarily need to be a musician to help us reach our goals. We’d love to expand our board membership to include experts in the areas of marketing, fundraising, strategic planning, and educational outreach.

Volunteers deliver meals for homebound seniors throughout Portage County as part of the ADRC's Rural Home Delivered Meal Program.  If you want to really make a difference in someone's life this is for you! A mileage stipend is available.  Number of Volunteers Needed:   15-20

Commitment is approximately 1 ½ - 2 hours between 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Routes are primarily in the villages and rural areas of Portage County, but in most cases start and end at the Lincoln Center in Stevens Point.

Scheduling can be flexible and we'd be happy to talk to you about what works for your schedule.  

You must be 55 years of age or older to volunteer as a part of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program but our nutrition program is happy to accept volunteers of any age so long as they can drive and pass a background check.

Community Smiles Dental hosts two signature fundraising events each year - Laugh for a Smile (in mid-April) and Cheers to Community Smiles (in early November). We need a number of volunteers per event to assist with guest relations, guest giving, logistics, raffles, etc. This is a great opportunity to support a large community event and help CSD raise much-needed financial resources for our clinics. 

Specific event dates and roles can be discussed following initial volunteer inquiry. 

Spiritual Services is in need of volunteers to distribute the Sacrament of the Eucharist to patients, as assigned by the spiritual services staff.  Ministers can serve any day of the week. Volunteers are required to be a Roman Catholic Eucharistic Minister approved by the Bishop or Bishop representative. 

Volunteers are needed to give of their time and talents for approximately four hours a week in a variety of positions at Ascension Mercy Hospital in Oshkosh. If you are looking for a rewarding experience and a feeling of community spirit, this is the place for you. For more information about Mercy’s Volunteer Services, contact the volunteer office at 920-223-0225, or email MHVolun@ascension.org.  You can apply onlineat  https://www.ascension.org/ascensionmercyvolunteer.

LCHS provides step-on guides for the cruise boat bus tours that run from July through mid-October. We also provide step-on guides for private bus tours that visit La Crosse throughout the year. Tour obligations range from one hour to up to full mornings or full afternoons, depending on the type of tour. Tour content is generally about the history and culture of La Crosse and the region, and training is provided.

Woodside Senior Communities was the first to bring Cycling Without Age to the Green Bay community through a grant from the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation.  Each spring through fall we train volunteer pilots to give residents rides in the trishaw.  This is an electric bike with a basket in the front where up to two residents can sit.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment.  Rides can happen any day of the week during daylight hours. Must be in good physical shape. 

Woodside Manor and Woodside Lutheran Home gladly welcome volunteer musical entertainers.  The Life Enrichment Managers will work with you to arrange a time that works for you and the residents. 

Lead a group of men in various activities of interest.  The volunteer would coordinate a best day and time with the Life Enrichment Manager.  First time volunteers do need to complete the Woodside Senior Communities Volunteer Orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment. 

Assist the Life Enrichment team with providing manicures for residents.  First time volunteers will need to complete the Woodside Senior Communities Volunteer Orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment. 

Assist the Life Enrichment team by calling Bingo every Monday from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM and every other Friday from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM.  First time volunteers must complete the Woodside Senior Communities Volunteer Orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment. 

Assist the Life Enrichment team with an evening activity from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM.  All supplies are provided.  First time volunteers will need to complete the Woodside Senior Communities Volunteer Orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment. 

Assist the Life Enrichment team with Resident Happy Hour.  First time volunteers will need to complete the Woodside Senior Communities Volunteer Orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment. 

Assist the Life Enrichment team with leading the residents in sport games.  First time volunteers will need to complete the Woodside Senior Communities Volunteer Orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment. 

Assist the Life Enrichment team with large resident activity groups.  First time volunteers will need to complete the Woodside Senior Communities Volunteer Orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment. 

Assist the Life Enrichment team with Bingo every Wednesday from 2 PM to 3:30 PM.  First time volunteers will need to complete the Woodside Senior Communities Volunteer Orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment. 

Transporters will help residents who are in wheelchairs get to the campus Chapel for church services on Wednesdays from 9 AM to 11 AM.  First time volunteers will need to complete the Woodside Senior Communities Volunteer Orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment. 

Game Assistant needed every Monday from 3 PM to 4:30 PM to help residents play various games such as bowling, cards, bingo, etc.  First time volunteers will need to complete Woodside Senior Communities Volunteer Orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for a weekly and/or monthly time commitment. 

Assist the Life Enrichment team with filing and painting residents' fingernails. All supplies will be provided. First time volunteers will need to complete the Woodside Senior Communities volunteer orientation and paperwork.  We do ask for at least a weekly or monthly commitment. 

Spiritual Services needs volunteers to distribute the Sacrament of the Eucharist to patients.  Ministers can serve any day of the week. Volunteers are required to be a Roman Catholic Eucharistic Minister approved by the Bishop or Bishop representative. 

Volunteers are needed  for approximately four hours a week in a variety of positions at Ascension Calumet Hospital in Chilton. If you are looking for a rewarding experience and a feeling of community spirit, this is the place for you. For more information about Calumet’s Volunteer Services, contact the volunteer office at 920-849-1717, or email MHVolun@ascension.org.  You can apply online at https://www.ascension.org/ascensioncalumentvolunteer

Volunteer for a one-time or shorter-term project such as folding items, or a collating or mail project.  Timeframe is flexible.  A perfect opportunity for a volunteer needing a flexible schedule.

Volunteers are needed  for approximately four hours a week in a variety of positions at Ascension Calumet Hospital in Chilton. If you are looking for a rewarding experience and a feeling of community spirit, this is the place for you. For more information about Calumet’s Volunteer Services, contact the volunteer office at 920-849-1717, or email MHVolun@ascension.org.  You can apply online at https://www.ascension.org/ascensioncalumentvolunteer

Volunteers provide assistance and support to maintenance/facilities staff with tasks such as checking equipment, patching, wheelchair maintenance, painting and furniture assembly.

Volunteers are needed  for approximately four hours a week in a variety of positions at Ascension Calumet Hospital in Chilton. If you are looking for a rewarding experience and a feeling of community spirit, this is the place for you. For more information about Calumet’s Volunteer Services, contact the volunteer office at 920-849-1717, or email MHVolun@ascension.org.  You can apply online at https://www.ascension.org/ascensioncalumentvolunteer

JOSHUA is looking for individuals for their task force who are passionate about social justice and who are looking for a way to contribute to their community by offering and participating in solving local issues. We currently have an active Transformational Justice Committee & Spiritual Leaders Caucus.  In 2024 we will be adding our Housing Task Force once again, along with an Integrated Voter Registration Team.  We are currently looking for leaders to run the Housing Task Force and Integrated Voter Registration team.

We are seeking individuals who care for social justice issues and want to be an active member in the community. As a potential board member, you’d sit in on meetings making decisions for the organization, helping to do outreach, plan events, and more.

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Brown County is a volunteer-based nonprofit organization that provides a voice for children who have experienced abuse and/or neglect who are under the legal protection of the court system.

We recruit, train and support community volunteers to advocate on behalf of children under court protection until they are safe and thriving in permanent homes.

CASA volunteers visit the child regularly & submit a monthly report to the judge on the child's safety and well-being to help the judge make important decisions on the child's future. Every CASA works closely with an Advocate Supervisor, on the CASA staff, who provides support and guidance throughout the court process and child's journey.

You do not need any specialized skills to become a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer. CASA volunteers are 21 or older, undergo a background, child protective services and reference check, take part in a personal interview, & complete CASA volunteer pre-service training.

CASA volunteers are patient, open-minded people from all walks of life who have good communication skills, a history of following through on commitments, and a willingness to accept guidance. Above all, CASA volunteers care about children and their futures!

All volunteers go through an initial 30 hours of training (15 hours of online coursework and 15 hours of in-person training). The training includes sections that guide you through the role of the CASA volunteer, the child welfare system, needs and development of children, trauma, mental health, poverty, professional communication, cultural competence, educational needs and permanency.

Once training is completed, volunteers are then sworn in by a Brown County Judge, taking an oath of confidentiality.

Check out our website to learn more and help us make a difference for children who need a strong voice!

https://www.casabc.org/volunteer

If you have any questions or would like additional information on becoming a CASA, please contact Taylor Connell at taylor@casabc.org or 920-430-0089.

Museums are open to the public to provide a connection to the past. Volunteer to keep those doors open by manning the information desk, be a clerk in the museum store or work to provided income to keep the lights on and the people coming in.  Background checks are required of all volunteers. Training provided. Positions available in Washburn, Ashland, and Hurley.

Color Coordinating Clothing. Organizing donations. Scheduling volunteers. Ringing up customers. All in the days work of a thrift shop volunteer. Come help other like-minded volunteers create an environment that is fun to work in along with helping those in need. Schedules vary with you working 1 day per week or 1 day per month. Whatever works in your schedule. Positions available in Washburn, Ashland, and Mercer. Background checks and training are required before being scheduled for your first day.

Come help the shelter by taking on odd jobs around the shelter. Cleaning carpets, changing out light bulbs, fixing items that need fixing, and shoveling snow. Any of these can be done to help the shelter. Training and background checks are required before taking the first shift. 

Come help the Shelter by becoming a front desk attendant. Help to answer questions from clients and from those that call in. Lock and unlock client's rooms as they come and go from the shelter. Other projects as needed are completed by the attendant. Training and background checks are required before taking the first shift. Positions available in Ashland.

Come help those in need receive food for three to five days with your help. Volunteer at a food pantry to make a difference to those in the community who just cannot make ends meet. Background checks and training required before working the first shift. Positions available in Ashland or Superior.

Become a Mentor!

In our School-Based Mentoring Program, a mentor will give a child the invaluable gift of being a caring and consistent friend to them.

Our School-Based or Site-Based Mentoring Program volunteer will meet with their Little for about 1 hour on a specific day, in a supervised setting, on a weekly basis.  Volunteers are matched during lunch periods or after school hours.  (Hours vary at different sites.)  Volunteering takes place in Marshfield, WI.  Volunteer activity ideas are playing board games, reading together, doing craft projects, or just talking.

Volunteer tour guides (we use the National Park Service term "docent") are expected to memorize material written on Hearthstone Historic House to provide an approximately 60–75-minute tour to visitors of the museum. Docents will be given a guide plus other interactive tools to get them acquainted with the history of the museum, and to present different historical topics about the house in each of its different themed rooms. Tours are mostly targeted towards adult visitors but may also occasionally include school-aged group tours. An ideal volunteer docent is interested in the early history of Hearthstone and the Fox Cities, enjoys public speaking, and is willing to provide tours in an informative, yet entertaining format! 

For additional information on Hearthstone Historic House Museum, please see www.hearthstonemuseum.org.

Come help those in need received food for three to five days with your help. Volunteer at a food pantry to make a difference to those in the community who just can not make ends meet. Background checks and training required before working first shift.

The EmBark Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides support and services to survivors and their furry friends. EmBark is offering this position so that we can grow in the amount of events, social media campaigns, and fundraisers that we are a part of. This position is highly important as we grow. Through growth of the nonprofit, we hope to turn this position into a paid or work study position.

Duties:

If you have any questions or want to express your interest further, please email me at sammy@embarkfoundation.org!

We find we have a need to engage volunteers for event preparation, diaper bank packing, Backpack Coalition activities and “other duties as assigned”.  We are looking to add more individuals who are willing to jump in with notice to help with a variety of activities at our Milwaukee and/or Waukesha sites as the need arises.  Upon a brief interview, we will further understand your expertise and expectations in supporting our volunteer efforts.   We look forward to matching your interest to our needs.  

If you would be interested in learning more RESPOND below.   

Note: If you have family and friends that would like to hear more about this opportunity please share this posting with them for sign-up.  

The Dane Sanctuary Coalition has provided rides for many immigrants to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) offices in Milwaukee, Waukegan, IL, and Chicago, as well as the United States Immigration Court in Chicago since 2019. While there are 54 individuals currently on the email distribution list, some of the persons on the email distribution list have never volunteered because they don't want to drive in Chicago (well, no one does), some persons can't be away from home/Dane County for a full day, some persons are snowbirds, etc.  There have been a couple of times in which no one has volunteered to take an individual or a family to their scheduled appointment.  So, we are always seeking additional volunteer drivers.

The scheduled appointments typically are for:

There have been a few rides for medical appointments for which our transportation was essential, as well as a couple of rides to consulates in Chicago to obtain identification papers.

The rides to Milwaukee or Waukegan and back generally are completed within six to eight hours.  The rides to Chicago and back are full day + events.  Dane Sanctuary Coalition is able to provide a $25 reimbursement for rides to Milwaukee or Waukegan and a $65 plus parking reimbursement for rides to Chicago.

When one of the referring agencies have an immigrant/family who has an immigrant/family who have a scheduled appointment with USCIS or Immigration Court, Dan Zimmerman or Dineen Grow, the co-coordinators for the volunteer driver program, sends out an email to the distribution list seeking a volunteer driver for the specific ride.  Volunteer drivers only commit to a specific ride based on their availability.

For persons interested in volunteering – A virtual training session will provide further explanation about the role and responsibilities of a volunteer driver, USCIS processes, etc.  If you are interested in being a volunteer driver and the training, please send Dan Zimmerman an email message at zimmerman_dan@hotmail.com or call him at his home at 608-241-1158. 

Platelet donation offers an extra-special gift at a time when a patient needs it most.

Platelets are the component of blood that controls our bleeding, which means that when stopping the loss of blood is critical – in transplant recipients, in cancer patients, during traumatic injuries – platelets answer the call. They collect at the site of an injury to help in the formation of clots, which then allows the wound to heal.

Adding to their importance is the fact that they have a short shelf life, which means that they must be replenished continually. Thankfully, since our own body restores this blood component so rapidly, platelet donors can make a donation every seven days.

Platelet FAQs:

How long does it take to donate platelets?

A platelet donation, from registration to cookies, takes about 2 hours.

How often can I donate platelets?

Donors are eligible to donate platelets every 7 days. The average platelet donor donates 5x per year.

How does this donation differ from a blood donation?

The specific machine used for this type of donation collects platelets, a component of blood. Red blood cells and plasma, in addition to saline fluid, are returned to the donor during this process.

Who receives platelets?

Hematology, oncology, cardiac surgeries, and trauma victims are some of the patients who may receive platelets.

Is donating platelets safe?

Yes. All materials are sterile and used only once. CBC follows FDA standards and protocols. Safety is a top priority in all we do.

Are there incentives to donate Platelets?

Yes! We offer a special platelet program for donors to receive rewards for their donations.

Interested in learning more? Contact our helpful Telerecuitment team at (800) 280-4102. 

Arrive at the stable at 7 am. 1 or 2 days a week for about 1.5 hours. Working with a lead volunteer to feed the horses hay in their slow feed bags & sweep up in the barn. Need to be comfortable around animals & steady on your feet. 

During weekly drop-in hours, you will work with Nourish staff to help with food prep and/or cleaning tasks that will vary from week to week. Tasks may include baking bread or muffins, making soups and sauces, cleaning and prepping produce, preparing pizza dough and toppings for community dinners. No culinary skills necessary! Staff will be present to provide recipes, training and support as needed.

Please wear close-toed shoes and comfortable clothing. We appreciate you signing up through our volunteer portal so we can plan accordingly, but please feel free to stop in and leave at any point during the drop-in window.

Please visit the volunteer page of our website to fill out a Volunteer Application, and once your application has been approved, you will be able to view volunteer opportunities and sign up for shifts!

Volunteers are critical in ensuring the success of our programs, and we are grateful to all the community members that donate their time to support our mission and vision. Our volunteer opportunities are for all skill-sets and are intended to create a learning experience and community network of good-food champions.

For more information about Nourish, visit our website: https://nourishfarms.org/

Your commitment can make a world of difference to someone who lacks the support they deserve! Legal Guardians are appointed by the court to act as an advocate for a person who has been found to be incompetent. Responsibilities can include overseeing the individual’s welfare, making personal decisions on their behalf, and managing their assets. Guardians may be appointed in charge of the person, estate, or both. Guardians will be matched to a ward based on their preferences. Complete the work around your schedule. Mileage reimbursement at the federal rate is available. Once you are matched with an individual in need, you can start making a tangible impact in their life. Sign up on our website: Volunteer Legal Guardian

Join us and become a driving force for positive change in the lives of others! Outagamie County provides volunteer drivers to help DHHS clients (children and parents) stay connected by providing transportation for rides to appointments such as child visitation, therapy  and other necessary appointments. There are both local and out of county trips available. Drives are available weekdays, weekends, and evenings. Drivers choose what rides they want to pick up and therefore set their own schedule. Mileage reimbursement at the federal rate is provided. Our drivers allow us to help those in need and continue to serve the community one individual at a time. Getting people to necessary appointments helps support a healthier community! Sign up on our website: Volunteer Driver

Keep families connected! A volunteer family interaction supervisor monitors visits between children in alternative care and their parent(s) or other family members. The volunteer’s role is to supervise the visit, making sure it is safe and productive. Transporting the child and/or parent to and from the visit is usually also part of the position. Visits are held at a site determined by the social worker and family and may occur at the department, in the community, or in the home. Visits can take place during the day, evenings, or weekends. The volunteer’s schedule is flexible and determined by the hours they want to work and the assignments they accept from the volunteer coordinator. Once a case is accepted the schedule is consistent. Mileage is reimbursed at the federal rate. Help strengthen our community's ability to assist families in crisis and create a ripple effect of positive change. Sign up on our website: Family Interaction Supervisor

Fox Cities Festival of Lights is looking for someone or multiple people to help with fundraising.  Because our event is free to the community so anyone can attend, we need to rely on local businesses for sponsorships and grants.  

We have also looked at hosting a fundraising event during the summer but would need help setting this up.  We are looking for somebody with experience in fundraising and/or writing grants.  This position would be year-round but you can help as much or as little as you can. 

How would you like to be a part of a fast growing nonprofit whose mission is to create a fun event for families?  Fox Cities Festival of Lights just had a record breaking year in attendance and donations!  

We are still focused on growing this event to be the premier holiday event in Northeast Wisconsin.  To do this we need help promoting this event year round by getting new sponsors and more nonprofit organizations to help.  If you have an interest in helping us please let us know.  

Hello, Please consider donating to our Head Start Program wish list to help us to have all the materials and supplies needed for us to be successful and productive! Every donation is truly appreciated and will make a difference in our program. We are looking for

I have also added our Amazon wish list link https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/OFDPQNNAZS4Y?ref_=wl_share Marathon county Head Start Wish List 

Are you a compassionate person looking to provide support to survivors of violence in crisis? This may be the opportunity for you! We are looking for volunteers to come in for 4 hours at a time to help answer our crisis line. 

Who is a good fit for this volunteer opportunity?

- Someone who is comfortable under pressure, stress and listening to difficult experiences

- Someone who can pass an extensive background check

- Someone who is comfortable talking on the phone and learning procedures

- Someone willing to commit to 1 year of training and service, with 4 hours a week minimum 

This opportunity may not be a good fit for someone who:

- Has recently or currently experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault or other traumatic experiences, or has a loved one who has/is experiencing these things. 

- Cannot pass an extensive background check 

- Has a busy schedule and not able to commit time to training

- Is not comfortable answering or making phone calls on a frequent basis

- is uncomfortable in a fast paced and stressful environment

If you are interested in learning more, please fill out our online application! https://www.sheboygansafeharbor.org/how-can-you-help/volunteer/signup-online/ 

Teach a valuable JA lesson in Financial Literacy, Work & Career Readiness or Entrepreneurship.  We provide the lessons and training.  Make an impact in a K-12 class.  Volunteer opportunities are available now.  Volunteering to teach JA is once per week for 5 weeks, lessons are 45 minutes each.  Schedule is flexible and is determined between educator and volunteer's schedule. 

Learn more here:  https://sheboygan.ja.org/volunteer/index

Contact Tessa Evers, Volunteer Manager, for more information!

tevers@pillarsinc.org

920-734-9192 ext. 125

Clean, empty 1-dozen size, styrofoam or cardboard egg cartons.  Thank you!

All volunteers need to be at least 18 years of age. 

To learn more about this wonderful program, click the link below

Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care 

Responsibilities:

Please apply through the link below.

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

Responsibilities:

Please apply through the link below

Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care

Aurora Health at Home Hospice is a not-for-profit organization designed to provide services for terminally ill patients and their families. We will accommodate your schedule and provide flexible hours. Aurora Health at Home Hospice provides hands-on training.

All volunteers need to be at least 18 years of age.  

To learn more about this wonderful program, click the link below

 Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care 

Please apply through the link below

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

Aurora Health at Home Hospice is a not-for-profit organization designed to provide services for terminally ill patients and their families. We will accommodate your schedule and provide flexible hours. Aurora Health at Home-Hospice provides hands-on training.

To learn more about this wonderful program, click the link below

Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care.

Volunteer needed to assist with receiving deliveries, offloading, weighing in product, sorting and storing donations, taking out recycling. This is a moderately physical position. Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays are the days when more help is needed.

We are in need of outreach committee members. Our outreach committee is responsible for education the community on community resources, sheltering, and pets. Outreach members should have experience handling animals and would preferably spend some time volunteering IN the shelter each week to become familiar with our animals. As an outreach committee member, you will work behind the scenes, preparing for events, and then will also help out at the events. If you are interested in becoming a member of our outreach committee, please fill out a volunteer application at www.neenahanimalshelter.org.

A victim’s first point of contact is a critical step in the healing process.  As an on-call SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) Volunteer, you will learn to:

Due to the extensive training, we ask volunteers for a 6 month commitment. Typically, each volunteer will be on-call two to three nights a month. Typical on-call hours are: 5:00 pm-7:00 am Monday-Friday and Weekend/Holiday hours. You do not need medical training to be a SANE Volunteer.

The COO is in charge of creating and maintaining partnerships, gathering funds through events, campaigns, fundraisers, and partnerships, and oversight of the chapter supervisor. This position will be essential for the growth and development of EmBark in the coming years. We are looking for someone who wants to work hand-in-hand with the CEO to grow EmBark and benefit as many survivors as possible. 

Preferred Qualifications: 

Bachelor’s degree - preferably a bachelor’s degree in nonprofit management, psychology, social work, business, or a relevant field. Master’s degree is a plus. 

If a student, be in progress of getting a bachelors or masters degree that is relevant to duties and/or our mission (nonprofit management, business, finance, social work, psychology, etc.)

Have a passion for service and helping survivors of DV/IPV, sexual assault, and child abuse

Very organized and great communicator 

​Have managerial experience or the ability to delegate tasks efficiently. 

​Come from a diverse background. LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC individuals strongly encouraged to apply! 

Located in Milwaukee, WI (Preferred not required, as this position is remote)

 Please apply for this position below

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers place calls to patient’s home approx. 6 months after their loss.  The volunteer call to the bereaved is to offer a listening ear, validate feelings and offer our bereavement resources: mailings, groups, one-on-one grief support, and future phone calls. 

Aurora Health at Home Hospice is a not-for-profit organization designed to provide services for terminally ill patients and their families. We will accommodate your schedule and provide flexible hours. Aurora Health at Home Hospice provides hands-on training.

To learn more about this wonderful program, click here Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care.

All volunteers need to be at least 18 years of age.

 We will accommodate your schedule and provide flexible hours. The Aurora at Home-Hospice provides flexible hands-on training.

The Aurora At Home-Hospice is a not-for-profit organization designed to provide services for terminally ill patients and their families. 

 Please apply for this position below

Aurora Health Care part of Advocate Health: Volunteering opportunities

3600 SECONDS! That is the amount of time I need from you a week. As little as one hour to visit a hospice patient. You may be the only person that sees them that day or the only one to make them smile.  How rewarding is that?! Aurora Health at Home Hospice is looking for caring hearts to visit for companionship, Veterans to share stories, Massage Therapy and Pet Therapy for the comfort, Music lovers to soothe the soul or Media experts to record a life story (We have the audio equip) Do you have 3600 Seconds?

Please apply at Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care or Call Jayne @920-252-5146 or email Jayne.Syrjamaki@aah.org.

Responsibilities:

Please apply through the link below

Aurora Health part of Advocate Health Volunteering Opportunities

Responsibilities:

Please apply through the link below

Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care

Massage Therapists, Reiki and Healing Touch Providers

Have you ever thought of helping someone who is unable to leave their home, well now is your chance! You can make a difference in someone’s life today just by giving a few hours of your time a month.

We know these therapies are great way to relieve stress, pain and tension. Unfortunately, not everyone is able to have this pleasure due to their health.

The Aurora Health at Home Hospice is a not-for-profit organization designed to provide services for terminally ill patients and their families. Our office works with patients and their families in the Walworth, Kenosha and Racine counties. We will accommodate your schedule and provide flexible hours.

To learn more about this wonderful program, click here Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care or email VeraJane Johnson (VJ) vera.johnson@aah.org or Erica Reed @ Erica.reed@ah.org.  You may also call 262.757.2575.

All volunteers need to be at least 18 years of age.  

You would arrange flowers Wednesdays from 11a-12p at our office in Kenosha (2707 15th Place, Kenosha). Once the arrangements are completed, you would be able to drop off the arrangements & visit with a hospice patient close to your home. We care for people throughout Racine & Kenosha counties, so we would find someone close & convenient for you!

The Aurora Health at Home Hospice is a not-for-profit organization designed to provide services for terminally ill patients and their families. We will accommodate your schedule and provide flexible hours. The Aurora Health at Home Hospice provides hands-on training.

To learn more about this wonderful program, click here Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care or email Erica Reed @ Erica.reed@aah.org.  

All volunteers need to be at least 18 years of age.

Home Helpers – Hospice Volunteers

To learn more about this wonderful program, click the link below

Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care 

 We will accommodate your schedule and provide flexible hours. The Aurora at Home-Hospice provides flexible hands-on training.

The Aurora At Home-Hospice is a not-for-profit organization designed to provide services for terminally ill patients and their families. 

 Please apply for this position below

Aurora Health Care part of Advocate Health: Volunteering opportunities

Aurora Health at Home Hospice is a not-for-profit organization designed to provide services for terminally ill patients and their families. We will accommodate your schedule and provide flexible hours. Aurora Health at Home Hospice provides hands-on training.

All volunteers need to be at least 18 years of age.  

To learn more about this wonderful program, click the link below

 Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care 

Responsibilities:

If your dog is certified through Pets Helping People, TDI, or Pet Partners:

Jayne.Syrjamaki@Aurora.org

Jayne 920-252-5146

Please apply at Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care

Call Jayne @920-252-5146 or email Jayne.Syrjamaki@aah.org and apply through the link below

Aurora Health part of Advocate Health Volunteering Opportunities

Duties:

Call Jayne  920-252-5146 or apply through the link below

Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care

Responsibilities:

Please contact me at Jayne.Syrjamaki@Aurora.org

Jayne 920-252-5146

Please apply at Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care

Refugee Resettlement

Assistance in following areas:

          1. Arabic
          2. Farsi/ Dari
          3. French
          4. Swahili

Are you interested in being a driving force for change and delivering nourishing foods to neighboring organizations? Join our Volunteer Delivery Driver Team at Second Harvest Foodbank!

What You'll Do:

What We're Looking For:

Commitment:

Requirements:

Why Volunteer With Us?

Ready to be a driving force for change? You can complete our volunteer application linked here or email us for more information at volunteers@secondharvestsw.org.

ADVOCAP’s Food and Nutrition Program is looking for new volunteers for our meal sites!

We have a wide variety of volunteer opportunities available including:

Helping Guests Check in

Setting the Tables

Serving Food

Cleaning Tables after the Meal

Visiting with our Program Members

And much more!

We have various sites around the county that could use your help! Our meals are served at lunch time and our sites are typically open Mon-Fri From 10:30 am to 1 pm. Volunteers can pick and choose their time and day(s) for volunteering.

Please reach out and we will provide more information concerning the program and match you up with one of our meal site managers. They will work with you to determine how best to use your skills to improve our meal site, our program, and our community!

ADVOCAP’s Food and Nutrition Program is looking for new volunteers for our meal sites!

We have a wide variety of volunteer opportunities available including:

Helping Guests Check in

Setting the Tables

Serving Food

Cleaning Tables after the Meal

Visiting with our Program Members

And much more!

We have various sites around the county that could use your help! Our meals are served at lunch time and our sites are typically open Mon-Fri From 10:30 am to 1 pm. Volunteers can pick and choose their time and day(s) for volunteering.

Please reach out and we will provide more information concerning the program and match you up with one of our meal site managers. They will work with you to determine how best to use your skills to improve our meal site, our program, and our community!

Join our Special Recreation Participants for this fun event.  Come enjoy an evening of BINGO including prizes and snacks.

Volunteers will be help with set up and clean up and assist participants. 

All volunteers are required to go through a Class A Volunteer Orientation prior to volunteering. 

The Oshkosh Parks department manages and maintains several acres of parks, shoreline and trails. Volunteers are needed to assist with various landscaping tasks such as invasive species control, mulching and weeding of flowers beds, cleaning of boat docks, and more!

Volunteers will be provided with appropriate tools but may need to supply their own work/gardening gloves. Landscaping projects may require a stricter schedule, however, volunteers signing up for weekly/biweekly projects may have a more flexible schedule.

Volunteers shall be 18 or older unless under supervision of an adult approved by the Oshkosh Parks staff.

For more information or to sign-up, click the link below:

https://bttr.im/r5aqb 

Hope Care Package Drive

Community Benefit Tree (CBT) needs your support to host a care package drive and help families going through a medical crisis by providing some joy, hope and comfort.  When families have a sick loved one, they often are drained emotionally and financially.  We would like to send them care packages to assist them with this difficult time.  

Looking for companies, schools, churches, families and organizations to host a "Hope Care Package Drive". The collection box will display a list of needs to assemble the care packages to give to families in the community struggling with a medical crisis.  These items will be packaged and given to families who need immediate assistance.

Items needed:  Gas cards, Restaurant cards, Coffee Places gift cards, Grocery Store gift cards, board games, socks, blankets, lip balm, crossword puzzles, kid's toys, coloring books, crayons, pencils, and totes to put the items in.

If you are able to host a Care Package Drive at your location or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact, Community Benefit Tree at 920-422-1919 or by email to: info@communitybenefittree.org.

www.communitybenefittree.org 

  twitter.com/CBTreecelebrate

  facebook.com/CBTree/

Medical Debt Awareness-#1 Cause of Bankruptcy. 1 out of every 3 people delay medical care due to cost. Many Americans rack up credit card spending or visit a payday lender to pay medical debt or basic needs. Help support local families struggling with medical debt by going to our website and supporting those that are struggling! Your gift will mean the difference between life saving treatments/medication and basic needs (food, gas, rent/mortgage,etc...) Go to www.communitybenefittree.org

Hope Care Package Drive

Community Benefit Tree (CBT) needs your support to host a care package drive and help families going through a medical crisis by providing some joy, hope and comfort.  When families have a sick loved one, they often are drained emotionally and financially.  We would like to send them care packages to assist them during their difficult time.  

Looking for companies, schools, churches, families and organizations to host a "Hope Care Package Drive". The collection box will display a list of needs to assemble the care packages to give to families in the community struggling with a medical crisis.  These items will be packaged and given to families who need immediate assistance.

Items needed:  Gas cards, Restaurant cards, Coffee Place gift cards, Grocery Store gift cards, board and card games, socks, blankets, lip balm, lotions, crossword puzzles, kid's toys, coloring books (adult and child), crayons, colored pencils, and totes to put the items in.

If you are able to host a Care Package Drive at your location or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact, Community Benefit Tree at 920-422-1919 or by email to: info@communitybenefittree.org.

www.communitybenefittree.org 

 twitter.com/CBTreecelebrate

 facebook.com/CBTree/

Medical Debt Awareness-#1 Cause of Bankruptcy. 1 and 3 people delay medical care due to cost. Many Americans rack up credit card spending or visit a payday lender to pay medical debt or for basic needs. Help support local families struggling with medical debt by going to our website and supporting those that are struggling! Your gift will mean the difference between life saving treatments/medication and basic needs (food, gas, rent/mortgage, etc.) Go to www.communitybenefittree.org.

Marathon county head start is in need of 4T to 6 T Boy's and girl's pants learning to use the toilet is one of the many important developmental milestones we work on with the children we serve. We all know that there can be many accidents while learning to use the toilet and having clean pants and underwear are necessary and we are running very low. 

Purpose: Shelter Assistants act as supplemental support to staff at both Pillars shelters. While Shelter Assistants are providing support throughout shelter for staff, Crisis Housing staff can provide one-on-one support to clients and provide intake interviews for incoming individuals & families. 

Key Responsibilities:

Shift Times at Adult & Family Shelter:

2 hour shifts, all 24 hours of the day! Currently, overnights and evenings are VERY NEEDED!

Shift Times at Adult Shelter: 

PM Shift: 7-9pm or 9-11pm (you decide!)

All new Pillars volunteers must attend a volunteer orientation. 

Contact Tessa Evers, Volunteer Manager, for more information!

tevers@pillarsinc.org

920-734-9192 ext. 125

Engage with museum guests at the All Aboard model railroad exhibit! The five train, 35-foot HO-scale layout features Milwaukee landmarks. The Conductor may be tasked with basic daily upkeep but will mainly engage with guests of all ages during open hours. The main goal of this role is to answer questions about the layout and facilitate understanding of how railroads work and have impacted the development of Milwaukee and innovation in general. Shifts available Wednesday-Sunday 9am-4pm.

Training and background materials provided.

Conductors can be seated for portions of their shift, but some standing, and walking will be required.

OPENINGS AVAILABLE, APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED ON A ROLLING BASIS

AGE

Minimum age 14 years old or 12-14 with an adult

COMMITMENT & SHIFTS

MINIMUM 1 shift per month for a total of 28 hours (8 shifts)

Shifts available Wednesday-Sunday 9am-12:30pm or 12:30pm-4pm

REQUIREMENTS

Online background check for those over 18 and Liability Waiver and Confidentiality Policy required

USEFUL SKILLS TO HAVE OR SKILLS YOU CAN DEVELOP

Public speaking, organization, group management, time management, knowledge of railroad history in Milwaukee and the Midwest

Looking for a mechanically inclined volunteer who would like to offer their services to help maintain the forklifts used for the movement of donated items for humanitarian shipments.   Ideal for employers who are offering VTO - Volunteer Time Off, great way to use your skills to help others. 

Please contact Wisconsin/Nicaragua Partners at 715-346-4702 for more information.   

Staffing Programs may include: 

What skills or passions can you share with youth in Sheboygan? Help a child learn to read, do art projects, play basketball - or simply enjoy time together playing a board game.

Kids in Sheboygan could use someone like YOU during before school time at the Club! Sites available include Longfellow Elementary, Jefferson Elementary and Cooper Elementary.

As a volunteer, you have the honor of making a meaningful and lasting impact on each child you encounter—a reward that will leave you feeling good for a lifetime!

Volunteers should be available on a somewhat regular basis (e.g., one hour weekly or two hours monthly) and must successfully complete background check and training.

Greet visitors, perform data entry and assemble information packets at our De Pere Location. Call or email for more details. 

Omro Thrift Store is looking for a few volunteers to assist in a variety of jobs around the store. Some of these jobs would include pricing products, sort and price clothing, check out customers, create product displays, and to assist any customers that come into the store.

We are looking for friendly individuals who are looking to give back to the community.

EOTO need your help to deliver this resource to parents and other caregivers in OUR community! As an official partner & distribution site for the Dane County Village Diaper Bank EOTO (Each One Teach One) is able to offer up to 100 free diapers per month per child to families in need. 

Delivery Drivers need access to a reliable insured vehicle and must be available for once-a-week deliveries within Madison & nearby surrounding areas.  

 If interested in this opportunity, please respond to this post. 

We are in need of packagers to put the meals together.  Hours are 9am-11am at Aspirus Hospital Kitchen.  A one day a week commitment or a sub as needed.  Whatever works with your schedule. 

Marshfield Area Respite Care Center is in need of items to help stock their shelves with the everyday items necessary for their programming.

Items needed are:

If you have any questions regarding donations or donation drop-off, please contact MARCC by phone at 715-384-8478 or by email at marshfieldarearespite@outlook.com

Girls on the Run teams are led by volunteer coaches. Coaches teach 3rd - 5th graders life skills through dynamic, interactive lessons and running games. Girls on the Run hosts 2 seasons per year, spring and fall.

Coaches lead team practices 2x/week and are 90 minutes long.

At Todd, practice will be held on Mondays and Fridays 3:30 - 5:00pm. Our Spring 2023 season runs from April 3 - June 3. 

Coaches deliver a well laid out, easy to follow curriculum designed to be user friendly. We train coaches to build relationships, create positive inclusive environments and to focus on girls’ individualized efforts and growth. We embrace coaches from all backgrounds and gender identities, regardless of prior coaching or running experience. 

Running is used to inspire and motivate girls, encourage lifelong health and fitness, and build confidence through accomplishment. Important social, emotional, and physical skills and abilities are developed and reinforced throughout the program. At each season's conclusion, the girls and their running buddies complete a celebratory 5K running event which gives them a tangible sense of achievement as well as a framework for setting and achieving life goals.

Coach Responsibilities:

Spring 2023 Season Details

Learn more at our website: www.girlsontherunscwi.org/Coach

Girls on the Run teams are led by volunteer coaches. Coaches teach 3rd - 5th graders life skills through dynamic, interactive lessons and running games. Girls on the Run hosts 2 seasons per year, spring and fall.

Coaches lead team practices 2x/week and are 90 minutes long.

At Northside, practice will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays 4:00 - 5:30pm. Our Spring 2023 season runs from April 3 - June 3. 

Coaches deliver a well laid out, easy to follow curriculum designed to be user friendly. We train coaches to build relationships, create positive inclusive environments and to focus on girls’ individualized efforts and growth. We embrace coaches from all backgrounds and gender identities, regardless of prior coaching or running experience. 

Running is used to inspire and motivate girls, encourage lifelong health and fitness, and build confidence through accomplishment. Important social, emotional, and physical skills and abilities are developed and reinforced throughout the program. At each season's conclusion, the girls and their running buddies complete a celebratory 5K running event which gives them a tangible sense of achievement as well as a framework for setting and achieving life goals.

Coach Responsibilities:

Spring 2023 Season Details

Learn more at our website: www.girlsontherunscwi.org/Coach

Girls on the Run teams are led by volunteer coaches. Coaches teach 3rd - 5th graders life skills through dynamic, interactive lessons and running games. Girls on the Run hosts 2 seasons per year, spring and fall.

Coaches lead team practices 2x/week and are 90 minutes long.

At McNeel, practice will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:45 - 5:15pm. Our Spring 2023 season runs from April 3 - June 3. 

Coaches deliver a well laid out, easy to follow curriculum designed to be user friendly. We train coaches to build relationships, create positive inclusive environments and to focus on girls’ individualized efforts and growth. We embrace coaches from all backgrounds and gender identities, regardless of prior coaching or running experience. 

Running is used to inspire and motivate girls, encourage lifelong health and fitness, and build confidence through accomplishment. Important social, emotional, and physical skills and abilities are developed and reinforced throughout the program. At each season's conclusion, the girls and their running buddies complete a celebratory 5K running event which gives them a tangible sense of achievement as well as a framework for setting and achieving life goals.

Coach Responsibilities:

Spring 2023 Season Details

Learn more at our website: www.girlsontherunscwi.org/Coach

Girls on the Run teams are led by volunteer coaches. Coaches teach 3rd - 5th graders life skills through dynamic, interactive lessons and running games. Girls on the Run hosts 2 seasons per year, spring and fall.

Coaches lead team practices 2x/week and are 90 minutes long.

At Harrison Elementary, practice will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays 3:15 - 4:45pm. Our Spring 2023 season runs from April 3 - June 3. 

Coaches deliver a well laid out, easy to follow curriculum designed to be user friendly. We train coaches to build relationships, create positive inclusive environments and to focus on girls’ individualized efforts and growth. We embrace coaches from all backgrounds and gender identities, regardless of prior coaching or running experience. 

Running is used to inspire and motivate girls, encourage lifelong health and fitness, and build confidence through accomplishment. Important social, emotional, and physical skills and abilities are developed and reinforced throughout the program. At each season's conclusion, the girls and their running buddies complete a celebratory 5K running event which gives them a tangible sense of achievement as well as a framework for setting and achieving life goals.

Coach Responsibilities:

Spring 2023 Season Details

Learn more at our website: www.girlsontherunscwi.org/Coach

Girls on the Run teams are led by volunteer coaches. Coaches teach 3rd - 5th graders life skills through dynamic, interactive lessons and running games. Girls on the Run hosts 2 seasons per year, spring and fall.

Coaches lead team practices 2x/week and are 90 minutes long.

At Gaston Elementary, practice will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30 - 5:00pm. Our Spring 2023 season runs from April 3 - June 3. 

Coaches deliver a well laid out, easy to follow curriculum designed to be user friendly. We train coaches to build relationships, create positive inclusive environments and to focus on girls’ individualized efforts and growth. We embrace coaches from all backgrounds and gender identities, regardless of prior coaching or running experience. 

Running is used to inspire and motivate girls, encourage lifelong health and fitness, and build confidence through accomplishment. Important social, emotional, and physical skills and abilities are developed and reinforced throughout the program. At each season's conclusion, the girls and their running buddies complete a celebratory 5K running event which gives them a tangible sense of achievement as well as a framework for setting and achieving life goals.

Coach Responsibilities:

Spring 2023 Season Details

Learn more at our website: www.girlsontherunscwi.org/Coach