Opportunities From: Volunteer Wisconsin

Are you that compassionate Meditation, Mindfulness or Relaxation trained individual who is eager to help but unable to commit to a strict schedule? As a Guided Relaxation Support Volunteer for Hospice patients, you will be that periodic welcome visit for a patient in hospice care. Here’s a way to give back, putting your certification and expertise to meaningful use.

Horizon Home Care and Hospice will provide training centered around therapeutic communication with the dying and the grieving, to enhance the effectiveness of your guided relaxation techniques. Your role, which will take place at Horizon’s inpatient units, patient homes or other partner facilities, is complementary and does not replace medical or clinical care.

Horizon Home Care and Hospice is certified by Joint Commission and reports to the State Board. As required, you should plan on 10-15 hours of on-site orientation structured to your schedule.

Your calm and respectful volunteer service will become a key part of a patient’s care team. This opportunity is flexible and meaningful; your impact will be clear.

Please feel free to reach out to us today, to apply or just to make an inquiry. We'd love to hear from you!

Please call Kim Szymanski, Manager of Volunteer Services, at 414-586-8332, or email at kimberly.szymanski@horizonhch.org.

Are you that compassionate Reiki-trained individual (Level II or higher) who is eager to help but unable to commit to a strict schedule? As a Reiki / Energy Support Volunteer for Hospice patients, you will be that periodic welcome visit for a patient in hospice care. Here’s a way to give back, putting your certification to meaningful use.

Horizon Home Care and Hospice will provide training centered around therapeutic communication with the dying and the grieving, to enhance the effectiveness of your Reiki skills. Your role, which will take place at Horizon’s inpatient units, patient homes or other partner facilities, is complementary and does not replace medical or clinical care.

Horizon Home Care and Hospice is certified by Joint Commission and reports to the State Board. As required, you should plan on 10-15 hours of on-site orientation structured to your schedule.

Your calm and respectful volunteer service will become a key part of a patient’s care team. This opportunity is flexible and meaningful; your impact will be clear.

Please feel free to reach out to us today, to apply or just to make an inquiry. We'd love to hear from you!

Please call Kim Szymanski, Manager of Volunteer Services, at 414-586-8332, or email at kimberly.szymanski@horizonhch.org.

Are you that compassionate Meditation, Mindfulness or Relaxation trained individual who is eager to help but unable to commit to a strict schedule? As a Guided Relaxation Support Volunteer for Hospice patients, you will be that periodic welcome visit for a patient in hospice care. Here’s a way to give back, putting your certification and expertise to meaningful use.

Horizon Home Care and Hospice will provide training centered around therapeutic communication with the dying and the grieving, to enhance the effectiveness of your guided relaxation techniques. Your role, which will take place at Horizon’s inpatient units, patient homes or other partner facilities, is complementary and does not replace medical or clinical care.

Horizon Home Care and Hospice is certified by Joint Commission and reports to the State Board. As required, you should plan on 10-15 hours of on-site orientation structured to your schedule.

Your calm and respectful volunteer service will become a key part of a patient’s care team. This opportunity is flexible and meaningful; your impact will be clear.

Please feel free to reach out to us today, to apply or just to make an inquiry. We'd love to hear from you!

Please call Kim Szymanski, Manager of Volunteer Services, at 414-586-8332, or email at kimberly.szymanski@horizonhch.org.

Are you that compassionate Reiki-trained individual (Level II or higher) who is eager to help but unable to commit to a strict schedule? As a Reiki / Energy Support Volunteer for Hospice patients, you will be that periodic welcome visit for a patient in hospice care. Here’s a way to give back, putting your certification to meaningful use.

Horizon Home Care and Hospice will provide training centered around therapeutic communication with the dying and the grieving, to enhance the effectiveness of your Reiki skills. Your role, which will take place at Horizon’s inpatient units, patient homes or other partner facilities, is complementary and does not replace medical or clinical care.

Horizon Home Care and Hospice is certified by Joint Commission and reports to the State Board. As required, you should plan on 10-15 hours of on-site orientation structured to your schedule.

Your calm and respectful volunteer service will become a key part of a patient’s care team. This opportunity is flexible and meaningful; your impact will be clear.

Please feel free to reach out to us today, to apply or just to make an inquiry. We'd love to hear from you!

Please call Kim Szymanski, Manager of Volunteer Services, at 414-586-8332, or email at kimberly.szymanski@horizonhch.org.

Sheboygan Senior Community is looking for friendly volunteers to spend time with our residents at our stocked catch-and-release pond!

We have everything you need—fishing poles, lures, and nets—all we're missing is you. Whether you're an experienced angler or just enjoy being outdoors, this is a wonderful opportunity to make meaningful memories while sharing the simple joy of fishing with our residents.

Spend an hour or two by the water, helping residents cast a line, swap stories, enjoy good conversation, and maybe even reel in a few fish! Your companionship and kindness can make a lasting impact and create special moments our residents will cherish.

Volunteer Requirements:

·         Enjoy spending time with older adults

·         Comfortably assisting residents while fishing

·         Comfortable safely pushing a wheelchair

·         Complete a background check and brief orientation

Come help us create smiles, laughter, and memorable fishing adventures—one cast at a time!

Interested in volunteering? Contact Sally (sbork@sscnonprofit.org) today to learn more.

The fish may be released, but the memories made will last a lifetime.

We are looking for caring volunteers to spend an hour or two walking with our residents around the beautiful pond at our facility.

Enjoy the fresh air while helping residents get outdoors and stay active. As you stroll along our flat, paved path, you'll have the opportunity to get to know our residents, hear their stories, share conversations, and brighten their day. Your time and companionship can make a meaningful impact!

Volunteer Requirements:

If you enjoy meeting new people, being outdoors, and making a difference in someone's life, we'd love to have you join us!

Interested? Contact Sally (sbork@sscnonprofit.org) today to learn more about this rewarding volunteer opportunity. 

"Sometimes the smallest gesture—like a walk around the pond—can mean the world to someone."

An after-school art teacher will guide students in creative expression. The teacher will design age-appropriate projects, introduce mediums like painting and clay, manage the classroom, and foster a fun, supportive environment for artistic growth.

Our Sports Coach will create a safe, fun, and developmental environment for the children. Key responsibilities include planning and running age-appropriate practices, teaching fundamental game skills, ensuring equal playing time, and promoting sportsmanship. They must manage team equipment, enforce safety rules, and maintain positive communication with parents and staff.

Literacy Green Bay is looking for volunteers to lead small groups of students in conversation to practice their English. No teaching experience or second language skills are required. Literacy Green Bay will provide conversation starters and topics, if needed. Just bring a love of connecting and creating community! Shifts starting September 14: 4:30-5:30 pm (Mondays and Tuesdays) or 11:30 am-12:30 pm (Wednesdays and Thursdays). Volunteers can sign up to come one day a week, or several days a week. Minimum age: 18.

Help create an encouraging, organized, and memorable experience for young entrepreneurs at the 2027 Kidz Biz Fair.

Hosted by the FIERCE Foundation, Kidz Biz Fair gives youth ages 6–17 the opportunity to create real businesses, develop products or services, build brands, practice financial literacy, and sell directly to customers.

Volunteers may assist with event setup, family check-in, welcoming guests, directing youth vendors, supporting booth areas, judging youth businesses, helping with awards, event photography, cleanup, and general event logistics.

Volunteers do not operate the businesses for participants. Their role is to encourage youth CEOs, support a positive event environment, and help the day run smoothly.

The fair will take place on Saturday, April 10, 2027, from 9:00 AM–12:00 PM, with an awards ceremony immediately following.

We train individuals between the ages of 18 to 85 with a valid driver's license each May in the protocols of piloting our trishaws. Training is held at the Kane Center in Fish Creek. If you are interested in getting trained, please contact us by emailing cwadoorcounty@gmail.com, and we will add you to our list and contact you with training dates.

Help our BankWork$ participants prepare for job interviews through mock interview practice. Interview questions will be provided- please be prepared to offer feedback and advice. Shifts are available for the following dates/times:

July 29, 2026, 9:00am-11:00am VIRTUAL

August 20, 2026, 10:30am-12:00pm IN PERSON

August 25, 2026, 9:00am-11:00am IN PERSON

August 26, 2026, 9:00am-11:00am IN PERSON

All in-person mock interviews will take place at Employ Milwaukee (1322 N. 8th St., Milwaukee, WI 53205). 

SIGN UP FOR A SHIFT HERE!

Volunteers will get to see the impact of their work with hands on projects for homeowners in need at homes in Allouez, Aug. 17-21 and Green Bay, Sept. 21-25. Work such as landscaping, yardwork, painting, gutter cleaning and repair, power washing are common.  Some include skilled labor such as door hanging/repair/trimming, installing handrail/safety bars, window repair/replacement, fence, deck and siding repair.  Lead project coordinators will be available to guide the work and skilled handyman/professionals are always welcome to share their knowledge and expertise to educate both the volunteer and homeowner.

Individuals and organizations/businesses with a group are welcome. We are open to work with an organization/business who has a group but is unavailable to volunteer during the 2 specified Good Neighbor Week dates of August 17-21 in Allouez and September 21-25 in Green Bay in order to help as many homeowners as we can-we received 53 applications. You can visit our volunteer form to get started https://forms.gle/Lfwf7xGoEJDTjRk46 . Vicki will reach out to you upon completion of the form. 

Join the Habitat Senior Crew!

(Despite the name, Senior Crew is not limited to seniors—it's open to anyone who has the time and desire to volunteer regularly and be part of a dependable team.)

Looking for a meaningful way to give back on a regular basis? Fox Cities Habitat Senior Crew is a dedicated team of volunteers who commit to a consistent schedule, helping build, repair, and support affordable housing efforts in our community. 

Join us for a one-hour informational session to learn more about what it means to be part of the Senior Crew, the roles available, and how you can make a lasting impact. Light refreshments will be provided. Come meet current Senior Crew members, ask questions, and find out how you can get involved.

No prior construction experience is needed—just a willingness to learn and a passion for helping others!

We look forward to seeing you there!

Dunlap Elementary School is having a Back-to-School Bash for students & families. 

We would like to set up a Habitat booth to share information about our programs: Almost Home, Homebuyer, and Home Repair. We will provide you with the information and materials that you'll need.

Date: Thursday, August 27, 2026

Time: 4:00 - 6:00 PM (Please arrive at 3:00 PM for setup. Cleaning up will take approximately 30 minutes.)

Location: Dunlap Elementary School, 1000 N. Mason St. Appleton 54914

Please contact Kayla Karoses, Events & Operations Coordinator, with any questions by texting/calling 920-691-6929 or emailing kaylak@foxcitieshabitat.org.

Leaven's Community Resource Fair offers connections with local programs for residents.

We would like to set up a Habitat booth to share information about our programs: Almost Home, Homebuyer, and Home Repair. We will provide you with the information and materials that you'll need.

Date: Thursday, July 30

Time: 12:00 - 3:00 PM. Please arrive at 11:30 AM for setup. Taking down will take approximately 30 minutes.

Location: LEAVEN, 1475 Opportunity Way, Menasha, WI 54952

Please contact Kayla Karoses, Events & Operations Coordinator, with any questions by texting/calling 920-691-6929 or emailing kaylak@foxcitieshabitat.org.

Interested in helping expand our impact at Day of Caring on August 20? Consider hosting a menstrual hygiene donation drive at your organization! Contributions will help provide the supplies and resources needed to ensure a meaningful impact for the individuals and organizations we serve. Hosting a donation drive also offers employees a hands-on opportunity to engage in community service and strengthen your company's commitment to corporate social responsibility. Together, we can expand the reach of this effort and create lasting positive change in our community. Click here to learn more and email volunteer@uwdc.org to get started. 

Join us for Day of Caring on Thursday, August 20, from 1:00 – 3:00 pm at Madison Marriott West. Hosted by Business Volunteer Network, this event marks the start of our Community Campaign season with family-friendly volunteer opportunities – now taking place indoors! Learn about challenges in our community and create ImPacks for local families. Bring your friends, family, co-workers and neighbors to be a part of the change. Together, we are The Power of Caring. Working for All. Register online at https://2026dayofcaring.eventbrite.com/?aff=vyt.  

The Great Wisconsin Quilt Show is an annual three-day event held at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin, that showcases the artistry and incredible talent of quilters. Co-presented by PBS Wisconsin and Nancy Zieman Productions, the event carries on the legacy of the late Nancy Zieman, a lifelong learner and educator at heart who made sewing and quilting approachable for everyone.

With hundreds of educational sessions all facilitated by leading quilt educators, a vendor mall covering 100,000 square feet, and a prestigious 10-category quilt contest and exhibition, it’s PBS Wisconsin's most significant community engagement and fundraising event, attracting over 18,000 attendees nationwide.

But we can't do it alone! We rely on the dedication of over 500 volunteers to bring this incredible event to life. Your contribution is invaluable in setting up exhibits, welcoming guests, selling tickets, assisting presenters, and monitoring the quilt displays. Whether you give a few hours or take on multiple shifts throughout the show, your contribution makes a meaningful impact by advancing our mission, enriching our local communities, and supporting both the preservation and evolution of quilting artistry.

Volunteer Perks:

To volunteer for The Great Wisconsin Quilt Show, please sign up on the Quilt Show website by selecting "Volunteer" from the menu options: https://quiltshow.com/

Help us bring local history to life by joining our temporary Postcard Prep Team!

The Tower Heritage Center is seeking enthusiastic volunteers for a short-term, project-based role to help launch our highly anticipated Quarterly Postcard Program. If you enjoy hands-on tasks and want to connect with fellow community members while handling beautiful archival imagery, this is the perfect project for you.

Role Overview

Position: Postcard Fulfillment Volunteer (Temporary, Project-Based)

Time Commitment: 2–4 hours per quarter (flexible shifts available)

Location: In-person at 1889 Courthouse, 320 S. 5th Avenue

Key Responsibilities

Qualifications:

Our Tactile Outer Space table uses a variety of touchable 3-D printed materials to engage visitors about outer space. Originally designed to be an accessible activity for our blind and low vision guests, anyone can enjoy these activities! Facilitators will help guests interpret the models and assist in making pipe cleaner constellations.

Tactile Outer Space Facilitators usually sit behind a table during their shift. Set up requires minimal lifting and carrying of materials. Minimum age 14 years old. Online background check for those over 18 and Liability Waiver and Confidentiality Policy required.

Help the next generation of mariners to discover their interest in Door County Maritime History by being a Field Trip Docent! Field Trip docents lead groups of children from pre-school through High School age through their museum experience. The amount of factual information conveyed will vary by age of the students, with the emphasis being a positive impression more than a lot of factual details.

Share the history and ongoing story of Sturgeon Bay's Working Waterfront as a docent in the Jim Kress Maritime Lighthouse Tower! Tower Docents are stationed on the 10th floor of the tower to answer questions, provide directions, and encourage visitors to continue their experience in the tower. If you have a friendly personality and like chatting with people, this is a great role for you. No prior experience is required, training is provided.

Share the tales of hard-working anglers, brave ship captains, skilled craftsmen, bold inventors and lonely lighthouse keepers by guiding pre-scheduled groups through the museum. Museum docents guide groups through the four galleries in the legacy museum and ten stories of the Jim Kress Maritime Lighthouse Tower. No prior knowledge required, all information and training is provided. Docents choose their tours , which vary based on the scheduling of the groups. If you enjoy telling stories and sharing information, this role is for you!

Assist visitors with crossing the famous Cana Island Causeway to visit the historic lighthouse! Our drivers operate a John Deere tractor towing a wooden wagon to take passengers across the causeway connecting the island to the mainland. Experience with similar machinery is helpful but not required. Drivers must have a valid driver's license and clean driving record.

Help fuel our runners after they cross the finish line! Food Tent Volunteers provide refreshments, encouragement, and a warm welcome to participants as they celebrate their accomplishment. Your friendly smile and support help create a memorable finish-line experience for every runner.

Volunteer Details Date: September 20, 2026

Time: 7:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CDT

Location: Food Tent at the Start/Finish Line, 705 Village Greenway, West Bend, WI 53095

Responsibilities: 

Whether you're volunteering on your own or with a group, you'll play an important role in helping participants recover and celebrate after reaching the finish line. Your support keeps our runners refreshed and our event running smoothly!

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Share the stories and history of the tug John Purves with visitors from around the world! Tours are conducted four times per day May 1 - October 31, running 45-50 minutes each. Docents can choose their shifts and opt for half-day or full-day shifts. Additional tours may be scheduled for tour groups, docents choose to take the additional tours. 

Docent manual with all information as well as in person training and support is provided. No nautical history is required, just an interest and willingness to learn!

Help fuel our runners after they cross the finish line! Food Tent Volunteers provide refreshments, encouragement, and a warm welcome to participants as they celebrate their accomplishment. Your friendly smile and support help create a memorable finish-line experience for every runner.

Volunteer Details Date: September 20, 2026

Time: 7:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CDT

Location: Food Tent at the Start/Finish Line, 705 Village Greenway, West Bend, WI 53095

Responsibilities:

Whether you're volunteering on your own or with a group, you'll play an important role in helping participants recover and celebrate after reaching the finish line. Your support keeps our runners refreshed and our event running smoothly!

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Help bring the Adrenaline Race to life before the first runner crosses the start line!

Set Up Volunteers are the behind-the-scenes team that transforms the race venue into a welcoming, organized, and exciting event.

If you're comfortable with lifting, carrying, and moving equipment, we'd love to have your help.

Volunteer Details

Date: September 20, 2026 Time: 5:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. CDT (Most setup is completed by approximately 8:00 a.m.) Location: 705 Village Greenway, West Bend, WI 53095

Responsibilities:

Help set up: Food tent Finish line area Medical tent supplies Medal display Race course and directional signage Sponsor signage and promotional displays Flags and other race décor Follow the setup guides provided at the Start/Finish Line to ensure everything is ready before the race begins. Check in with the race coordinator upon arrival to receive your assignment and help keep setup running smoothly.

This position is ideal for volunteers who enjoy staying active and working as part of a team. Your early morning efforts ensure every runner, spectator, sponsor, and volunteer has an incredible race-day experience.

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Help us finish race day strong!

Clean Up Volunteers play an important role in wrapping up the Adrenaline Race by helping pack equipment, organize supplies, and restore the event site after the last runners have crossed the finish line.

Your efforts ensure everything is safely stored and ready for next year's race.

Volunteer Details Date: September 20, 2026 Time: 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. CDT

Location: 705 Village Greenway, West Bend, WI 53095

Responsibilities:

Assist with packing the U-Haul with race equipment and supplies, including: Food tent supplies and distributing any leftover food Medical supplies Extra race shirts and finisher medals Flags, banners, and signage Garbage, recycling, and general event supplies Help clean the event grounds and ensure the race site is left in excellent condition. If available, assist with unloading supplies at Elevate's Jackson office after the U-Haul is returned (optional but appreciated).

Cleanup Volunteers are essential to the success of the Adrenaline Race. Whether you can stay for the entire shift or help with part of the cleanup, your support allows our staff and volunteers to wrap up a successful event safely and efficiently.

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Be part of the most exciting moment of race day!

Finish Line Volunteers welcome participants as they cross the finish line by cheering them on, handing out medals, and celebrating their incredible accomplishment.

Your encouragement helps make every runner's finish unforgettable.

Volunteer Details Date: September 20, 2026 Time: 8:00 a.m. – 01:00 p.m CDT

Location: 705 Village Greenway, West Bend, WI 53095

Responsibilities:

Whether you're volunteering as an individual, with friends, or as part of a group, you'll have a front-row seat to the excitement while helping every participant end their race on a high note.

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Help keep our runners safe at one of the busiest points on the course!

Road Crossing Volunteers play a critical role by monitoring designated road crossings and helping runners cross safely while remaining alert to vehicle traffic.

Please note: Road Crossing Volunteers are not legally authorized to stop traffic. Instead, your responsibility is to stop runners when vehicles are approaching and direct them to cross only when it is safe.

Volunteer Details Location: Trail & Hwy H Road Crossing

Shift: 7:30am-1:00pm (Times vary based on your assigned crossing location)

Responsibilities:

Remain at your station until race officials notify you that the final runner has passed.

Road Crossing Volunteers help ensure a safe and successful race experience for hundreds of participants.

Whether you're volunteering with coworkers, friends, or a community group, your support makes a meaningful difference.

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Keep runners hydrated, motivated, and moving!

Water Station Volunteers are an essential part of the Adrenaline Race, providing water, sports drinks, and enthusiastic encouragement to participants throughout the course.

Your energy can make all the difference for someone pushing toward the finish line. Volunteer groups are especially encouraged to sign up together. 

Start and end times may vary depending on your assigned water station location.  

Volunteer Details Shift: Approximately 7:30 a.m. – 01:00 p.m. CDT (times vary by location)  

Location: Trail & Century Drive Use W2570 Century for GPS

Responsibilities:   

Whether you're volunteering with coworkers, friends, a school group, or a community organization, this is a fun and meaningful way to support hundreds of runners while giving back to Elevate. 

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Keep runners hydrated, motivated, and moving!

Water Station Volunteers are an essential part of the Adrenaline Race, providing water, sports drinks, and enthusiastic encouragement to participants throughout the course.

Your energy can make all the difference for someone pushing toward the finish line.

Volunteer groups are especially encouraged to sign up together. 

Start and end times may vary depending on your assigned water station location.  

Volunteer Details Shift: Approximately 7:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CDT (times vary by location)  

Location: Trail & Rustic Dr Use W2151 for GPS

Responsibilities:   

Whether you're volunteering with coworkers, friends, a school group, or a community organization, this is a fun and meaningful way to support hundreds of runners while giving back to Elevate.  

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Keep runners hydrated, motivated, and moving!

Water Station Volunteers are an essential part of the Adrenaline Race, providing water, sports drinks, and enthusiastic encouragement to participants throughout the course.

Your energy can make all the difference for someone pushing toward the finish line. Volunteer groups are especially encouraged to sign up together. 

Start and end times may vary depending on your assigned water station location.  

Volunteer Details Shift: Approximately 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CDT (times vary by location)  

Location: Trail & Old Fond du Lac Rd

Responsibilities:   

Whether you're volunteering with coworkers, friends, a school group, or a community organization, this is a fun and meaningful way to support hundreds of runners while giving back to Elevate.  

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Keep runners hydrated, motivated, and moving!

Water Station Volunteers are an essential part of the Adrenaline Race, providing water, sports drinks, and enthusiastic encouragement to participants throughout the course.

Your energy can make all the difference for someone pushing toward the finish line.

Volunteer groups are especially encouraged to sign up together. 

Start and end times may vary depending on your assigned water station location.  

Volunteer Details Shift: Approximately 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CDT (times vary by location)  

Location: Trail and Sandy Ridge Road

Responsibilities:   

Whether you're volunteering with coworkers, friends, a school group, or a community organization, this is a fun and meaningful way to support hundreds of runners while giving back to Elevate.  

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Keep runners hydrated, motivated, and moving!

Water Station Volunteers are an essential part of the Adrenaline Race, providing water, sports drinks, and enthusiastic encouragement to participants throughout the course.

Your energy can make all the difference for someone pushing toward the finish line. Volunteer groups are especially encouraged to sign up together. 

Start and end times may vary depending on your assigned water station location.  

Volunteer Details Shift: Approximately 6:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CDT (times vary by location)  

Location: Trail and Hwy H Dairyland Seed

Responsibilities:   

Whether you're volunteering with coworkers, friends, a school group, or a community organization, this is a fun and meaningful way to support hundreds of runners while giving back to Elevate.  

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Keep runners hydrated, motivated, and moving! Water Station Volunteers are an essential part of the Adrenaline Race, providing water, sports drinks, and enthusiastic encouragement to participants throughout the course.

Your energy can make all the difference for someone pushing toward the finish line.

Volunteer groups are especially encouraged to sign up together. 

Start and end times may vary depending on your assigned water station location.  

Volunteer Details Shift: Approximately 6:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CDT (times vary by location)  

Location: Trail & Sandy Ridge

Responsibilities:   

Whether you're volunteering with coworkers, friends, a school group, or a community organization, this is a fun and meaningful way to support hundreds of runners while giving back to Elevate.  

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Keep runners hydrated, motivated, and moving! Water Station Volunteers are an essential part of the Adrenaline Race, providing water, sports drinks, and enthusiastic encouragement to participants throughout the course.

Your energy can make all the difference for someone pushing toward the finish line. Volunteer groups are especially encouraged to sign up together. Start and end times may vary depending on your assigned water station location.  

Volunteer Details Shift: Approximately 6:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CDT (times vary by location)  

Location: Trail & Trail & Sleepy Hollow

Responsibilities:   

Whether you're volunteering with coworkers, friends, a school group, or a community organization, this is a fun and meaningful way to support hundreds of runners while giving back to Elevate.  

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

Keep runners hydrated, motivated, and moving! Water Station Volunteers are an essential part of the Adrenaline Race, providing water, sports drinks, and enthusiastic encouragement to participants throughout the course. Your energy can make all the difference for someone pushing toward the finish line. Volunteer groups are especially encouraged to sign up together. Start and end times may vary depending on your assigned water station location.

Volunteer Details Shift: Approximately 6:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CDT (times vary by location)

Location: Trail & Barton

Responsibilities: 

Whether you're volunteering with coworkers, friends, a school group, or a community organization, this is a fun and meaningful way to support hundreds of runners while giving back to Elevate.

Sign up today: https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/WestBend/AdrenalineRaceSeries

WIC is celebrating Breastfeeding Month with a small, outdoor, family-friendly event on Saturday, August 1, from 10 am - 12 pm at SSCHC Parkway. Help our families get the most out of this fun and educational event!
We will have some partners tabling and offering information and services to our families. Some of our partners are not Spanish-speaking so we are looking for a conversational or fluent Spanish-speaker to support the communication process between these partners and our families. 

What the Kettle Moraine Symphony Does:
The Kettle Moraine Symphony puts on 4-5 classical music concerts a season in the Southern
Kettle Moraine Area (West Bend, Jackson, Slinger). Season typically run from September-May.
Each concert entails contracting ~60-70 specifically skilled musicians, renting a facility,
advertising for the concert, and staffing the event.

General Manager: Runs the whole symphony
 Volunteering in this role will prepare you with the experience needed to get into general
management at your for-pay job.
 Is always communicating with our volunteers our appreciation of their time, and their
positive impact on our community.
 Gently supports, coordinates, and provides feedback to Facilitates, Marketing, Finance,
and Personal teams’ volunteers - assuring tasks are completed in a timely fashion to the
concert goals.
 Keeps a clear eye on P&L (profit and loss), and finds creative ways to stay within budget
 In the case a volunteer role becomes unfilled, works to address with short and long term
solutions.

What the Kettle Moraine Symphony Does:
The Kettle Moraine Symphony puts on 4-5 classical music concerts a season in the Southern
Kettle Moraine Area (West Bend, Jackson, Slinger). Season typically run from September-May.
Each concert entails contracting ~60-70 specifically skilled musicians, renting a facility,
advertising for the concert, and staffing the event.

Donor Committee Members and Leads: Acknowledge, support, and nurture donors
 Write Thank-you’s to all donors
 Create ways to engage donors, with the goal to maintain or increase their donations
 Brainstorm, plan, and execute ideas aimed to generate more donation revenue in
coordination with other KMS committees.

What the Kettle Moraine Symphony Does:
The Kettle Moraine Symphony puts on 4-5 classical music concerts a season in the Southern
Kettle Moraine Area (West Bend, Jackson, Slinger). Season typically run from September-May.
Each concert entails contracting ~60-70 specifically skilled musicians, renting a facility,
advertising for the concert, and staffing the event.

Accountant/Treasurer: Pay the Bills for KMS, and keep the books
 Create yearly budget. Report on spend against budget to board at each meeting
 Pay the Players, Music director, and any paid staff, and symphony bills
 Balance Quickbooks monthly, send to accountant, and post on Google drive
 Support Account's tax needs, send 1099 forms, send donor tax receipts
 Get mail from P.O. Box in West Bend.
 Cash Checks at Horicon Bank
 Time spent: 3 hours per concert and additional to 2-3 hours per month.

What the Kettle Moraine Symphony Does:
The Kettle Moraine Symphony puts on 4-5 classical music concerts a season in the Southern
Kettle Moraine Area (West Bend, Jackson, Slinger). Season typically run from September-May.
Each concert entails contracting ~60-70 specifically skilled musicians, renting a facility,
advertising for the concert, and staffing the event.

Website: Maintain KMS Website and Betterworld Ticketing Website
 Update the KMS website with season poster, and latest concert poster for each concert
 Create ticketing events on Betterworld Ticketing website, and update for each concert
 Time spent: Up to 2 hours/concert, needing to occur about 4 week in advance of each
concert.

What the Kettle Moraine Symphony Does:
The Kettle Moraine Symphony puts on 4-5 classical music concerts a season in the Southern
Kettle Moraine Area (West Bend, Jackson, Slinger). Season typically run from September-May.
Each concert entails contracting ~60-70 specifically skilled musicians, renting a facility,
advertising for the concert, and staffing the event.

Marketing Distributor: Distributes the Marketing during the concert cycle
 List concert events on applicable web-portals (West Bend Chamber, Hub, etc…)
 Pair the Artistic and written content into Mailerlite email format, and social media
posts.
 Schedule email blasts and social posts
 Create social medial events and engage with pushing on social the concerts
 Submit articles to newspapers for publishing
 Time spent: Up to 10 hours/concert, spread out in the 4 weeks leading up to each
concert.

What the Kettle Moraine Symphony Does:
The Kettle Moraine Symphony puts on 4-5 classical music concerts a season in the Southern
Kettle Moraine Area (West Bend, Jackson, Slinger). Season typically run from September-May.
Each concert entails contracting ~60-70 specifically skilled musicians, renting a facility,
advertising for the concert, and staffing the event.

Marketing Content Writer: Create written content for marketing purposes

 Write the content for the Breve Newsletter containing music-related information about
the concert
 Write content for the 2-3 email blasts before a concert
 Write content for social media accounts in advance of a concert
 Write pre and post-concert newspaper articles
 Time Spent: up to 10 hours/concert. Much can be done in advance

What the Kettle Moraine Symphony Does:
The Kettle Moraine Symphony puts on 4-5 classical music concerts a season in the Southern
Kettle Moraine Area (West Bend, Jackson, Slinger). Season typically run from September-May.
Each concert entails contracting ~60-70 specifically skilled musicians, renting a facility,
advertising for the concert, and staffing the event.

Marketing Artistic Content Creator: Artistic and Creator of Marketing content
 Poster and social graphic for each concert
 Time Spent: 2-5 hours per concert. Can be done in summer for full seasons, with 20min
per concert in updates possible.

What the Kettle Moraine Symphony Does:
The Kettle Moraine Symphony puts on 4-5 classical music concerts a season in the Southern
Kettle Moraine Area (West Bend, Jackson, Slinger). Season typically run from September-May.
Each concert entails contracting ~60-70 specifically skilled musicians, renting a facility,
advertising for the concert, and staffing the event.

Front-of-House Manager: Coordinates volunteers for Front-of-House activities on Concert days
 Acts as the main face of the organization during events
 Coordinates event staffing for 1) ticket taking 2) ushering 3) day of issues
 Has ready for concert day 1) method of digital payment 2) change for cash payments
 Brings list of online ticket sales to front-of-house team
 Carries the box with 1) event signage 2) extra tape/paper/markers/etc
 Time spent:2-5 hours in advance of each concert, 2 hours night before concert, 5 hours
day of concert

What the Kettle Moraine Symphony Does:
The Kettle Moraine Symphony puts on 4-5 classical music concerts a season in the Southern
Kettle Moraine Area (West Bend, Jackson, Slinger). Season typically run from September-May.
Each concert entails contracting ~60-70 specifically skilled musicians, renting a facility,
advertising for the concert, and staffing the event.

Facilitates Coordinator: Contracts for facilitates uses.
 Books facilities for concerts and practices, mainly at local high schools such as West
Bend, Slinger, and Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School.
 Confirms facilitates rentals closer to date.
 Confirms facility details (entry doors, loaned musical instruments like piano's and
percussion).
 Rebooks facilitates as conflicts arise and needs change
 Works hard to stay within facilities rental budgets
 Coordinates with stage manager and personal manager to communicate rental details.
 Time spent:5-10 hours in spring/summer + 2-5 hours per concert.

Disaster Action Team (DAT) members directly help people affected by disasters ranging from wildfires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, essential relief supplies and hope. Locally, our most common disaster is home fire. The skills you learn are invaluable and make you more effective and efficient. You can also support disasters “behind the scenes” with planning, logistics or volunteer management.

For more information contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org  

Make a real difference in your Community. The Red Cross is looking for individuals with leadership and relationship building skills. An ideal candidate has a deep understanding of their community and can assist the Chapter Executive in building capacity and ensure that the community can respond to any emergency. The title of this position is called Community Volunteer Leader. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information.

Make a real difference in your Community. The Red Cross is looking for individuals with leadership and relationship building skills. An ideal candidate has a deep understanding of their community and can assist the Chapter Executive in building capacity and ensure that the community can respond to any emergency. The title of this position is called Community Volunteer Leader. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information.

Make a real difference in your Community. The Red Cross is looking for individuals with leadership and relationship building skills. An ideal candidate has a deep understanding of their community and can assist the Chapter Executive in building capacity and ensure that the community can respond to any emergency. The title of this position is called Community Volunteer Leader. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information.

Make a real difference in your Community. The Red Cross is looking for individuals with leadership and relationship building skills. An ideal candidate has a deep understanding of their community and can assist the Chapter Executive in building capacity and ensure that the community can respond to any emergency. The title of this position is called Community Volunteer Leader. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information.

Make a real difference in your Community. The Red Cross is looking for individuals with leadership and relationship building skills. An ideal candidate has a deep understanding of their community and can assist the Chapter Executive in building capacity and ensure that the community can respond to any emergency. The title of this position is called Community Volunteer Leader. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information.

Make a real difference in your Community. The Red Cross is looking for individuals with leadership and relationship building skills. An ideal candidate has a deep understanding of their community and can assist the Chapter Executive in building capacity and ensure that the community can respond to any emergency. The title of this position is called Community Volunteer Leader. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information.

Make a real difference in your Community. The Red Cross is looking for individuals with leadership and relationship building skills. An ideal candidate has a deep understanding of their community and can assist the Chapter Executive in building capacity and ensure that the community can respond to any emergency. The title of this position is called Community Volunteer Leader. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information.

Make a real difference in your Community. The Red Cross is looking for individuals with leadership and relationship building skills. An ideal candidate has a deep understanding of their community and can assist the Chapter Executive in building capacity and ensure that the community can respond to any emergency. The title of this position is called Community Volunteer Leader. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information.

Make a real difference in your Community. The Red Cross is looking for individuals with leadership and relationship building skills. An ideal candidate has a deep understanding of their community and can assist the Chapter Executive in building capacity and ensure that the community can respond to any emergency. The title of this position is called Community Volunteer Leader. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information.

Are you a mover and a shaker? The Red Cross is looking for individuals with leadership and relationship building skills. An ideal candidate has a deep understanding of their community and can assist the Chapter Executive in building capacity and ensure that the community can respond to any emergency. The title of this position is called Community Volunteer Leader. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information.

We are looking for a Spanish-speaking volunteer!

Help us coordinate our Diaper Bank and get supplies to families who need them!

Purpose for Volunteer Position: Through a partnership with United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties, Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers serves as a community diaper hub on the near south side of Milwaukee for families with young children who are struggling to afford clean diapers. Emergency diapers are available to patients of the clinic and community members. As we transition this service from medical to community health, we are in need of a volunteer to assist us with coordination of these efforts.

Benefits to the volunteer: Volunteering provides an opportunity to build communication, planning and organizational skills, while improving access to necessities in a community based healthcare setting. This is a great resume builder for anyone interested in maternal and child health, community strengthening, social work, public health and others.

Duties of volunteer:
Coordinate diaper activities including:
-responding to phone inquiries/requests
-documenting diaper bank usage
-maintaining inventory
-assist with reporting and ordering
-connect diaper bank visitors to other resources as needed (via resource guide, referral pathways or other as time/need allows.
-prep diaper packs for pick up
-assist in the overall planning of activities and provide feedback regarding usage, improvement and client need.

Welcome visitors to the Cook-Albert Fuller Nature Center and serve as one of their first points of contact with The Ridges Sanctuary. Volunteers provide information about The Ridges’ history and mission, answer questions about trails and programs, and help visitors make the most of their experience.

Depending on training and comfort level, volunteers may also assist with trail fees, Nature Store purchases, online sales, memberships, and program reservations. Volunteers receive the resources and training needed to answer visitor questions and process transactions. New volunteers are paired with an experienced volunteer or staff member.

Welcome visitors to the Cook-Albert Fuller Nature Center and serve as one of their first points of contact with The Ridges Sanctuary. Volunteers provide information about The Ridges’ history and mission, answer questions about trails and programs, and help visitors make the most of their experience.

Depending on training and comfort level, volunteers may also assist with trail fees, Nature Store purchases, online sales, memberships, and program reservations. Volunteers receive the resources and training needed to answer visitor questions and process transactions. New volunteers are paired with an experienced volunteer or staff member.

Welcome visitors to the Cook-Albert Fuller Nature Center and serve as one of their first points of contact with The Ridges Sanctuary. Volunteers provide information about The Ridges’ history and mission, answer questions about trails and programs, and help visitors make the most of their experience.

Depending on training and comfort level, volunteers may also assist with trail fees, Nature Store purchases, online sales, memberships, and program reservations. Volunteers receive the resources and training needed to answer visitor questions and process transactions. New volunteers are paired with an experienced volunteer or staff member.

Welcome visitors to the Cook-Albert Fuller Nature Center and serve as one of their first points of contact with The Ridges Sanctuary. Volunteers provide information about The Ridges’ history and mission, answer questions about trails and programs, and help visitors make the most of their experience.

Depending on training and comfort level, volunteers may also assist with trail fees, Nature Store purchases, online sales, memberships, and program reservations. Volunteers receive the resources and training needed to answer visitor questions and process transactions. New volunteers are paired with an experienced volunteer or staff member.

Welcome visitors to the Cook-Albert Fuller Nature Center and serve as one of their first points of contact with The Ridges Sanctuary. Volunteers provide information about The Ridges’ history and mission, answer questions about trails and programs, and help visitors make the most of their experience.

Depending on training and comfort level, volunteers may also assist with trail fees, Nature Store purchases, online sales, memberships, and program reservations. Volunteers receive the resources and training needed to answer visitor questions and process transactions. New volunteers are paired with an experienced volunteer or staff member.

Welcome visitors to the Cook-Albert Fuller Nature Center and serve as one of their first points of contact with The Ridges Sanctuary. Volunteers provide information about The Ridges’ history and mission, answer questions about trails and programs, and help visitors make the most of their experience.

Depending on training and comfort level, volunteers may also assist with trail fees, Nature Store purchases, online sales, memberships, and program reservations. Volunteers receive the resources and training needed to answer visitor questions and process transactions. New volunteers are paired with an experienced volunteer or staff member.

What: Learn for Life, a United Way of Portage County internal program, provides 2nd and 3rd grade learners who are below grade level reading proficiency with volunteer tutors. Tutors work with teachers and students to support reading achievement in the early grades. 

When: Learn for Life will run throughout the 2026-2027 school year, starting the week of November 1st and ending the week of May 2nd. 

Where: Learn for Life supports all public and private schools in Portage County.

Commitment: Substitute tutors are needed either 30 or 60 minutes as needed throughout the school year.

Qualifications: No experience necessary. All substitute tutors will need to complete a registration form, background check, and attend a 1-hour orientation before tutoring students. New tutors will need to interview with the Learn for Life Program Coordinator. 

How to sign up:

1. Register online by clicking the link below:

Learn For Life Registration Form 2026-2027

OR

2.  Email abi@unitedwaypoco.org to request a paper copy of the registration form.

For questions, please call the United Way of Portage County office at 715-254-2186.

Thank you for your support in helping Portage County students strengthen their reading skills!

Are you that compassionate and creative individual who is eager to help but your schedule makes it difficult to be on-site to volunteer? Use your knitting, quilting or crafting skills to bring comfort, dignity, and gratitude to veteran hospice patients by creating handmade lap blankets with patriotic colors or themes (red, white, blue, military‑inspired patterns, stars, etc.).

The need is year-round and these blankets serve as a heartfelt thank you for a lifetime of service. For many veterans at the end of life, a handmade blanket offers warmth, comfort, and a visible sign of appreciation. These blankets often become treasured keepsakes for patients and their families—symbols of honor, service, and national gratitude. 

Horizon will provide you with guidelines for blanket size, and drop‑off instructions. While our country’s 250th anniversary as a country is behind us, our need to thank our veterans is never ending. This project is one small but powerful way to say: Your service is remembered. Your sacrifice matters. 

Please feel free to reach out to us today, to apply or just to make an inquiry. We'd love to hear from you!

Please call Kim Szymanski, Manager of Volunteer Services, at 414-586-8332, or email at kimberly.szymanski@horizonhch.org.

Are you that compassionate and creative individual who is eager to help but your schedule makes it difficult to be on-site to volunteer? Use your knitting, quilting or crafting skills to bring comfort, dignity, and gratitude to veteran hospice patients by creating handmade lap blankets with patriotic colors or themes (red, white, blue, military‑inspired patterns, stars, etc.).

The need is year-round and these blankets serve as a heartfelt thank you for a lifetime of service. For many veterans at the end of life, a handmade blanket offers warmth, comfort, and a visible sign of appreciation. These blankets often become treasured keepsakes for patients and their families—symbols of honor, service, and national gratitude. 

Horizon will provide you with guidelines for blanket size and drop‑off instructions. While our country’s 250th anniversary as a country is behind us, our need to thank our veterans is never ending. This project is one small but powerful way to say: Your service is remembered. Your sacrifice matters. 

Please feel free to reach out to us today, to apply or just to make an inquiry. We'd love to hear from you!

Please call Kim Szymanski, Manager of Volunteer Services, at 414-586-8332, or email at kimberly.szymanski@horizonhch.org.

We are in need of one volunteer to help with packing and delivering for our senior meals program.  You must be able to go up and down stairs and carry 20-25 pounds.  

Hours are Thursdays from 7:30am-10:00am. We are looking for someone to start in August. 

We are looking for 2 volunteers to assist with our home delivery program!  You would help by delivering to clients that are home-bound every other week.  You must be able to carry grocery bags, possibly up stairs into client's homes.  You will work with another person at all times. 

Hours are every other Wednesday from 10am-12pm. 

Calling all bookworms! Book Lovers Day is August 9, and we’ve got a fun way for you to celebrate by spreading the joy of reading, one beloved book at a time.

Celebrate Book Lovers Day by sharing a book you love in a Little Free Library near you. You’ll be expanding book access by sharing your favorite reads.

It’s easy to participate:

This is a great activity for families, friends, or book clubs to do together. 

Impact: Celebrate your love of reading while expanding book access in your community.

Time Required: Flexible. Share one book, or share many! Please share your book(s) anytime on Sunday, August 9. 

Support: You can contact the Community Engagement Manager to ask questions. 

Volunteers under 18 need online volunteer forms completed by a parent/guardian to participate. 

On August 4th at the La Crosse Center we are in need of volunteers to help guide families to the various stations for Back@School. There will be dental checkups ups, haircuts, health screening and of course picking school supplies. 

If you wish to volunteer for this event please go to the La Crosse Salvation Army website and select the tab for volunteering to apply as a volunteer.  https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/wi/la-crosse/north-8th-street-corps/ 

Do you have one hour per month during the weekdays available? Valley VNA is looking for volunteer drivers who will be scheduled for a meal delivery route within the cities of Neenah and Menasha. Volunteer drivers will pick up meals at around 11:00 am at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah and then follow the delivery route provided and drop off a healthy meal for our clients.  Once all meals are delivered, the delivery bag is returned to ThedaCare. Please reach out for available routes that occur on a monthly basis. 

WHEN:  Every 3rd Wednesday of the month

Do you have one hour per month during the weekdays available? Valley VNA is looking for volunteer drivers who will be scheduled for a meal delivery route within the cities of Neenah and Menasha. Volunteer drivers will pick up meals at around 11:00 am at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah and then follow the delivery route provided and drop off a healthy meal for our clients.  Once all meals are delivered, the delivery bag is returned to ThedaCare. Please reach out for available routes that occur on a monthly basis. 

WHEN: 2nd Monday of every month 

Do you have one hour per month during the weekdays available? Valley VNA is looking for volunteer drivers who will be scheduled for a meal delivery route within the cities of Neenah and Menasha. Volunteer drivers will pick up meals at around 11:00 am at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah and then follow the delivery route provided and drop off a healthy meal for our clients.  Once all meals are delivered, the delivery bag is returned to ThedaCare. Please reach out for available routes that occur on a monthly basis. 

WHEN: 1st Monday of every month

The Corner Store is open to our residents every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m., and we're looking for volunteers to help make it a welcoming shopping experience.

Volunteers assist with:

The Corner Store is located on our Giddings Ave Campus. We're looking for volunteers who can commit to helping at least twice a month.

If you're interested in giving back and making a difference for our residents, we'd love to have you join our volunteer team!

Join us to clean up the large Apple Creek YMCA Garden. Plan to get dirty cleaning up and weeding the space. Please bring gloves & boots, and dress for the weather!

Date: October 15, 2026

Time: TBD

Are you that compassionate individual who is eager to help but your schedule makes it difficult to be on-site to volunteer? As a Virtual Hospice Companion, you will be that periodic welcome phone or online visit for a patient in hospice care. Here’s a way to give back and make a difference from anywhere. Remote volunteering is flexible, inclusive, and impactful. If you have a caring heart, Horizon Home Care and Hospice will provide training, especially centered around therapeutic communication with the dying and the grieving.

Horizon Home Care and Hospice is certified by Joint Commission and reports to the State Board. As required, you should plan on 10-15 hours of in-person orientation structured to your schedule.

Virtual, phone and online volunteers are a key part of a patient’s care team. This opportunity is flexible and meaningful; your impact will be clear. While your comforting virtual contact will brighten someone’s day, you will be amazed how your day is brightened as well.

Please feel free to reach out to us today, to apply or just to make an inquiry. We'd love to hear from you!

Please call Kim Szymanski, Manager of Volunteer Services, at 414-586-8332, or email at kimberly.szymanski@horizonhch.org.

The Oakwood Village University Woods Independent Living resident Nature Preserve leadership is in need of individual or group volunteers interested in helping with maintenance of the University Woods Nature Preserve through October 2026.

Individual volunteers would ideally be needed to help with weekly tasks such as weeding (a priority).  Volunteer groups are also needed to help one-time or periodically with larger special projects.  Volunteer groups can be from area schools or businesses.

Registration of individual volunteers and basic vetting of volunteer groups is necessary for set-up.  NOTE: Interested volunteer groups need to get in touch a minimum of 1 month ahead of time to be considered for set-up.  This is necessary for required communication follow-up between Oakwood staff and Nature Preserve resident leadership to confirm group set-up

Volunteers continue to be needed to help Oakwood Village University Woods maintain this University Woods 'jewel' for the enjoyment of residents and others for the campus. 

Ranch Day is our largest event of the year! We make and sell food, have live music, offer horse back rides, have games for the whole family, a corn roast, silent auction/raffles, and more! We need many hands to make this event amazing so we can raise funds to support our therapeutic riding and mentorship programs. There are many repairs and updates that need to be done on The Ranch and support from other businesses and the generosity of volunteers like you can make that happen!

Are you that compassionate individual who is eager to help but your schedule makes it difficult to be on-site to volunteer? As a Virtual Hospice Companion, you will be that periodic welcome phone or online visit for a patient in hospice care. Here’s a way to give back and make a difference from anywhere. Remote volunteering is flexible, inclusive, and impactful. If you have a caring heart, Horizon Home Care and Hospice will provide training, especially centered around therapeutic communication with the dying and the grieving.

Horizon Home Care and Hospice is certified by Joint Commission and reports to the State Board. As required, you should plan on 10-15 hours of on-site orientation structured to your schedule.

Virtual, phone and online volunteers are a key part of a patient’s care team. This opportunity is flexible and meaningful; your impact will be clear. While your comforting virtual contact will brighten someone’s day, you will be amazed how your day is brightened as well.

Please feel free to reach out to us today, to apply or just to make an inquiry. We'd love to hear from you!

Please call Kim Szymanski, Manager of Volunteer Services, at 414-586-8332, or email at kimberly.szymanski@horizonhch.org.

The most frequent request made by Lily Hospice patients is for a visit from a Certified Therapy Dog or Therapy Cat. We want to honor those requests. Can you help?

If you & your dog, cat or other furry/feathered companion have been evaluated and certified as a Therapy Animal Team, we are looking for you! Join our "Fur-Get-Me-Not Friends" Program!

We recognize how important Animal-Assisted Therapy (sometimes called "pet therapy") visits can be to hospice patients. Not only are these visits a welcome distraction from daily routine, but they give patients an opportunity to reminisce about their own beloved pets; and for those patients that are a little more withdrawn, therapy animals provide affection without the need for conversation. We often hear hospice patients, and their families, remark that the therapy animal visits are the highlight of their day or week.

We welcome dogs, cats, rabbits & more; however, ALL must have proof of therapy animal certification prior to visiting Lily Hospice patients.

If you are interested in joining the Lily Hospice "Fur-Get-Me-Not Friends" program, we would love to hear from you!

For more information, contact Peggy at pczarnik@lilyhealthcare.org, 262-235-3115, or

Follow this link to apply:

Volunteer Application for Lily Hospice Southeastern Wisconsin – Fill out form

Seeking a volunteer willing to assist with a data entry project.

Hours and days are flexible Monday - Friday, between 8 AM and 4:30 PM.

This is a perfect opportunity to beat the heat and volunteer indoors with the City of Oshkosh Park Services & Events.

Join us for a fun evening helping connect our community to where their food comes from! We're looking for volunteers to help make these free, family-friendly events a success. Opportunities include: directing traffic, assisting with a garden planting activity, monitoring water stations, helping at the bounce house, coaching guests on how to harvest produce and more.

St. Vincent de Paul Neenah Menasha is looking for assistance in our shoe department. 

Responsibilities include quality checking the shoes, pricing, and stocking and maintaining the sales floor.

Preferred hours would be in the afternoon. We will provide the training. 

This committee develops and delivers educational programs to build public understanding and appreciation of local history and ensures high-quality tours of the Morgan House.

Tasks:

● Plan and implement educational programs: lectures, workshops, book clubs, community tours, etc.

● Maintain and update the Morgan House tour manual; train and support volunteer docents to lead tours.

● Seek grant funding or other resources to support educational initiatives.

● Partner with other committees (e.g., Collections, Outreach) to integrate history education into WCHS’s efforts.

Hours: 

Education Committee Meeting - First Monday of each Month - 6:30 - 7:30 PM (can be virtual or in person at the Morgan House - 234 Church Street, Oshkosh)

Give tours on the First Friday of each month from 6-8 PM all year long. (at the Morgan House)

Give tours on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays from 9-Noon only in June, July and August (at the Morgan House)

This year, we're focusing on the first half of the season and have been assigned to Stand 105-I – Draft Pick. It's a great location serving beverages and snacks, and we're expecting it to provide a smooth and enjoyable volunteer experience for everyone involved.

Friday, August 7 at 5:30 PM – Family Night
Friday, August 28 at 5:30 PM – Packers vs. Cardinals
Sunday, September 6 at 4:30 PM – UW Madison vs. Notre Dame
Thursday, September 24 at 5:30 PM – Packers vs. Falcons
Sunday, October 11 at 2:00 PM – Packers vs. Bears
Sunday, October 18 at 5:30 PM – Packers vs. Cowboys

Please sign up for your preferred volunteer shift using the following SignUpGenius link:
https://wwhttps://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0549AEAC2AA0F5C25-64497629-lambeau#/w.signupgenius.com/go/10C0549AEAC2AA0F5C25-64497629-lambeau#/

Before volunteering at your first event, all volunteers are required to complete a mandatory training course. The training takes approximately 1½ hours to complete and must be finished before your scheduled volunteer shift.

The most frequent request made by Lily Hospice patients is for a visit from a Certified Therapy Dog or Therapy Cat. We want to honor those requests. Can you help?

If you & your dog, cat or other furry/feathered companion have been evaluated and certified as a Therapy Animal Team, we are looking for you! Join our "Fur-Get-Me-Not Friends" Program!

We recognize how important Animal-Assisted Therapy (sometimes called "pet therapy") visits can be to hospice patients. Not only are these visits a welcome distraction from daily routine, but they give patients an opportunity to reminisce about their own beloved pets; and for those patients that are a little more withdrawn, therapy animals provide affection without the need for conversation. We often hear hospice patients, and their families, remark that the therapy animal visits are the highlight of their day or week.

We welcome dogs, cats, rabbits & more; however, ALL must have proof of therapy animal certification prior to visiting Lily Hospice patients.

If you are interested in joining the Lily Hospice "Fur-Get-Me-Not Friends" program, we would love to hear from you!

For more information, contact Peggy at pczarnik@lilyhealthcare.org, 262-235-3115, or

follow this link to apply:

Volunteer Application for Lily Hospice Southeastern Wisconsin – Fill out form

The most frequent request made by Lily Hospice patients is for a visit from a Certified Therapy Dog or Therapy Cat. We want to honor those requests. Can you help?

If you & your dog, cat or other furry/feathered companion have been evaluated and certified as a Therapy Animal Team, we are looking for you! Join our "Fur-Get-Me-Not Friends" Program!

We recognize how important Animal-Assisted Therapy (sometimes called "pet therapy") visits can be to hospice patients. Not only are these visits a welcome distraction from daily routine, but they give patients an opportunity to reminisce about their own beloved pets; and for those patients that are a little more withdrawn, therapy animals provide affection without the need for conversation. We often hear hospice patients, and their families, remark that the therapy animal visits are the highlight of their day or week.

We welcome dogs, cats, rabbits & more; however, ALL must have proof of therapy animal certification prior to visiting Lily Hospice patients.

If you are interested in joining the Lily Hospice "Fur-Get-Me-Not Friends" program, we would love to hear from you!

For more information, contact Peggy at pczarnik@lilyhealthcare.org, 262-235-3115, or

follow this link to apply:

Volunteer Application for Lily Hospice Southeastern Wisconsin – Fill out form

The most frequent request made by Lily Hospice patients is for a visit from a Certified Therapy Dog or Therapy Cat. We want to honor those requests. Can you help?

If you & your dog, cat or other furry/feathered companion have been evaluated and certified as a Therapy Animal Team, we are looking for you! Join our "Fur-Get-Me-Not Friends" Program!

We recognize how important Animal-Assisted Therapy (sometimes called "pet therapy") visits can be to hospice patients. Not only are these visits a welcome distraction from daily routine, but they give patients an opportunity to reminisce about their own beloved pets; and for those patients that are a little more withdrawn, therapy animals provide affection without the need for conversation. We often hear hospice patients, and their families, remark that the therapy animal visits are the highlight of their day or week.

We welcome dogs, cats, rabbits & more; however, ALL must have proof of therapy animal certification prior to visiting Lily Hospice patients.

If you are interested in joining the Lily Hospice "Fur-Get-Me-Not Friends" program, we would love to hear from you!

For more information, contact Peggy at pczarnik@lilyhealthcare.org, 262-235-3115, or

follow this link to apply:

Volunteer Application for Lily Hospice Southeastern Wisconsin – Fill out form

Some of life's most meaningful moments happen in quiet conversations, shared laughter, and simply being present. At Lily Hospice, our volunteers provide comfort, companionship, and dignity to patients and their family as they move through their end-of-life journey. 

Lily Hospice of Southeastern Wisconsin is looking for volunteers in the Mequon area to spend quality time with our patients. There are many ways you can volunteer! In as little as one hour per week, you can provide/assist with: 

You don't need previous hospice or medical experience - just compassion, kindness, and a willingness to make a difference. We provide training and ongoing support. 

If you are interested in becoming a Lily Hospice Volunteer, we would love to hear from you!

For more information, contact Peggy at pczarnik@lilyhealthcare.org, 262-235-3115, or 

follow this link to apply:

Volunteer Application for Lily Hospice Southeastern Wisconsin – Fill out form

Some of life's most meaningful moments happen in quiet conversations, shared laughter, and simply being present. At Lily Hospice, our volunteers provide comfort, companionship, and dignity to patients and their family as they move through their end-of-life journey. 

Lily Hospice of Southeastern Wisconsin is looking for volunteers in the Cedarburg area to spend quality time with our patients. There are many ways you can volunteer! In as little as one hour per week, you can provide/assist with: 

You don't need previous hospice or medical experience - just compassion, kindness, and a willingness to make a difference. We provide training and ongoing support. 

If you are interested in becoming a Lily Hospice Volunteer, we would love to hear from you!

For more information, contact Peggy at pczarnik@lilyhealthcare.org, 262-235-3115, or 

follow this link to apply:

Volunteer Application for Lily Hospice Southeastern Wisconsin – Fill out form

Some of life's most meaningful moments happen in quiet conversations, shared laughter, and simply being present. At Lily Hospice, our volunteers provide comfort, companionship, and dignity to patients and their family as they move through their end-of-life journey. 

Lily Hospice of Southeastern Wisconsin is looking for volunteers in the Grafton area to spend quality time with our patients. There are many ways you can volunteer! In as little as one hour per week, you can provide/assist with: 

You don't need previous hospice or medical experience - just compassion, kindness, and a willingness to make a difference. We provide training and ongoing support. 

If you are interested in becoming a Lily Hospice Volunteer, we would love to hear from you!

For more information, contact Peggy at pczarnik@lilyhealthcare.org, 262-235-3115, or 

follow this link to apply:

Volunteer Application for Lily Hospice Southeastern Wisconsin – Fill out form

Some of life's most meaningful moments happen in quiet conversations, shared laughter, and simply being present. At Lily Hospice, our volunteers provide comfort, companionship, and dignity to patients and their family as they move through their end-of-life journey. 

Lily Hospice of Southeastern Wisconsin is looking for volunteers in the Plymouth area to spend quality time with our patients. There are many ways you can volunteer! In as little as one hour per week, you can provide/assist with: 

You don't need previous hospice or medical experience - just compassion, kindness, and a willingness to make a difference. We provide training and ongoing support. 

If you are interested in becoming a Lily Hospice Volunteer, we would love to hear from you!

For more information, contact Peggy at pczarnik@lilyhealthcare.org, 262-235-3115, or

Follow this link to apply:

Volunteer Application for Lily Hospice Southeastern Wisconsin – Fill out form