Opportunities From: Volunteer Wisconsin

Chaperones spend time with a youth in the Pals Program by attending the program’s monthly group activities. The Pals Program is a mentoring program of Brown County Health & Human Services. Children in the program are age 3 or older from a family that has been or is currently involved with Brown County Child Protective Services. The children needing a chaperone do not have an adult who is able to bring them to the activity to allow them to participate.

OASIS Respite Program serves individuals in the beginning to middle stages of a dementia, Alzheimer's Disease or other brain related diagnosis.  It is the first program of its kind serving La Crosse, Holmen, Onalaska, La Crescent, Winona, West Salem, Sparta, and the Coulee Region!

These Holiday Wishes sustain this much needed program and we thank you for your consideration of support!

Donation Ideas:
Amazon or Wal Mart Gift Card: Most materials used in OASIS are designed for adults with dementia or appropriate for elderly adults
Grocery Gift Card:  OASIS provides a homecooked, hot meal each week as well as home baked dessert and participant birthday cakes
Dollar Store Card: OASIS participants craft and create seasonal projects to take home or give as gifts

Monetary Support:  Making a monetary donation to OASIS continues this much-needed respite program for our participants and their caregivers.

All donations receive an acknowledgement letter of your generous support for your records. 

For more information, visit oasisrespite.org or call (608) 780-0471

OASIS Respite Program is provided by Causeway for individuals in the beginning to middle stages of dementia, Alzheimer's Disease or other brain related diagnosis.  OASIS is a fun, purposeful program designed to keep program participants active, engaged in creative activities and specific brain activities while they enjoy socialization with peers and volunteers.  OASIS provides a homecooked meal, music, laughter and smiles with each session!

New volunteers receive orientation and dementia training. 

Volunteers are scheduled weekly on Thursdays and arrive by 10:30 for updates on participants for the day. 

With enough volunteers, program hopes to expand to Wednesday respite in 2022!

Please apply through the link below.

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

Responsibilities:

 Must be 18 years of age, complete a Background Check, health history and online training.

Please apply through the link below.

Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care

Needed items:

Join Our Team!
The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eagle Country Mauston Office is seeking a Limited Term Employee (LTE) site manager for the Mauston Nutrition Site in Juneau County. Hours are Monday- Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Previous experience in related areas of food preparation, valid driver’s license and work with the aging persons preferred. Examples of duties include meal service, equipment set-up, preparation of food and food transport, meal ordering, organization of volunteer staff, maintenance of food quality, bookkeeping, attendance at meeting and training sessions, and transport of individuals for medical and personal business.
To apply or for more information please go to www.co.juneau.wi.gov
Application until position is filled.
Please send application to: Juneau County Personnel 220 E. State St. - Rm 205 Mauston, WI 53948
We are an equal opportunity employer.

We are in need of 1 volunteer to assist with the general housekeeping duties at our domestic violence shelter. Our shelter is a big old house, and needs daily housekeeping duties to keep it healthy and clean for our residents. 

While our residents and staff help with daily chores, it's helpful to have additional help with deep cleaning. This includes weekly, monthly and quarterly household needs, usually including: 

As needed, additional cleaning and organizing is also needed at our Outreach Office, particularly when there are large donations to be sorted and throughout the holiday season. 

Being an Interim Hospice volunteer is an intensely rewarding experience.  Volunteers provide support to patients who are near the end of life, and their family and caregivers.  Help is provided wherever the patient considers home, which could be their own house or apartment or an assisted living or skilled nursing facility.  The goal is to help maximize quality of life when quantity of life is limited.  Typical volunteer activities include:

- Visiting and companionship

- Breading and taking walks

- Writing letters

- Visiting with pets

- Bringing in music

- Giving respite relief for caregivers

- Shopping and errands

- Meal preparation

Volunteers may also choose to help in the office with mailing, computer work, and administrative duties.  Some volunteers have special training to help provide grief support.

Volunteers are required to complete an interview and about 9 hours of training.  They also receive ongoing support and training from the hospice care team.  Hospice education covers philosophy of hospice care; services offered by hospice; physical, emotional, social, and spiritual issues encountered at the end of life; effective communication when speaking with patients and family members; comfort care; the dying process; and basic information about grief and loss.  

If you are interested in this opportunity, respond to this post! Time commitment is about 1-2 hours per week. Days and times are flexible.

Assist with food package distribution at outreach sites throughout La Crosse County. Please visit waferlacrosse.org/calendar for dates, times, and locations of sites.

This would be beneficial to students with nutrition and/or gerontology studies as there multiple clients who have dietary needs, some who may not know how to cook, and seniors who enjoy the socialization.

Responsibilities:

Must be 18 years of age, complete a Background Check, health history and online training.

Please apply through the link below.

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

Make a difference and ensure that our community is welcoming to newcomers!

Partner with ECDC in co-sponsoring a refugee family in Central Wisconsin.

What is co-sponsorship?

Co-sponsors help newcomers over a longer period of time and offer a more diverse range of community experiences than resettlement agency staff can offer alone.

Co-sponsor teams partner with ECDC’ to do the following:

What types of tasks are co-sponsors asked to take on?

Volunteers on co-sponsorship teams help in all these ways: 

Click here for more information and to sign up: https://www.ecdcwausau.org/howtohelp

We need your help to support family caregivers within our community!

The ADRC is seeking partners to join us in facilitating Powerful Tools for Caregivers classes. This six-week caregiver series provides a variety of tools and strategies to better handle situations commonly faced when caring for a loved one who has a chronic condition or is aging.

We are looking for current or former caregivers to help lead The Powerful Tools for Caregivers (PTC) classes in Brown County. Licensed class leaders are fully prepared to team-teach or co-facilitate Powerful Tools for Caregivers to groups of 8 – 15 family caregivers.  PTC facilitators will lead the class with a detailed, scripted curriculum that builds on The Caregiver Helpbook. The class is available in multiple languages and can be delivered in-person or virtually; each leader decides what format they are most comfortable with.

Listen to what facilitators and caregivers who have attended the class have to say about Powerful Tools for Caregivers in this one-minute promotional video. If you have questions or would like more information on the process, contact Teri at the ADRC, 920-448-4320 or teri.bradford@browncountywi.gov

“It never ceases to amaze me how transforming this course is – the dramatic change in the demeanor of the participants from the first to the sixth class.”

-PTC Class Leader from CA

18+ / 5 days a week

Our Virtual Impact Program connects volunteers from across the globe with students throughout Latin America, who attend our after-school Virtual English Academy on a full scholarship. Together, volunteers and students bridge cultures digitally and inspire and empower each other to reach their potential.

in Spanish while making a lifetime impact on young students throughout Latin America. You'll provide students with the opportunity to expand their horizons, develop critical thinking skills, learn about the world, and have fun doing it!

Our Virtual Impact Program connects volunteers from across the globe with students throughout Latin America, who attend our after-school Virtual English Academy on a full scholarship. Together, volunteers and students bridge cultures digitally and inspire and empower each other to reach their potential.

while making a lifetime impact on young students throughout Latin America. You’ll provide students with quality English instruction and inspire them to create opportunities for their futures. Join us and make learning fun!

Please consider supporting our adult clients with some essentials!

We are in need of all sizes of the following:

Please note: we are only able to accept new clothing and gently used coats in all sizes*

For ease in shopping, you may find items in our Amazon Wish list. 

To coordinate a donation drop off, please email Kiara Rosado at krosado@unitedcc.org. Thank you! 

Are you musically inclined/sing/play an instrument? Do you have a furry friend that is certified in pet therapy? Are you passionate in creating meaningful connections with others? Interested in partnering with a friend to visit patients? Looking for respectable hours to put toward a medical career path? We are looking for volunteers for our Hospice patients across Southeast Wisconsin. Hospice volunteers can offer companionship to our patients by offering friendly conversation and company, assisting with craft activities, sitting with patients at bedside, and more. Join Preceptor in our commitment to supporting the comfort and quality of life of our patients. You can help make a difference in the life of a Hospice patient by giving the gift of being present with someone special.

Schedule and territory are flexible- we work with our volunteers and patients to determine best availability for both parties.

Qualifications:

Background Check (completed by Preceptor)

Urinalysis Drug Screen (completed by Preceptor)

Clean Driving Record and License

Preceptor follows CDC’s recommended guidelines related to Covid-19 precautions. Proof of vaccination or religious exemption form approved by Preceptor required- in addition to compliance related to Preceptor’s PPE and testing policies.

Minimum Age:

18

Meal Site volunteers are needed to help serve community seniors at one of our 5 congregate senior dining centers in the county. Volunteers also assist with participant registration and packing home delivered meals.

Hours looking for Meal Site Volunteers would be in the timeframe of 9am - 12:30pm, volunteer 1 hour volunteer 4 hours. up to you. Pick your own schedule. Mon- Fri No Holidays or Weekends 

Volunteer Escort drivers needed to help serve the elderly and disabled population to medical appointments, personal shopping, groceries, socialization and recreation opportunities and employment.  

Share your love of reading with children ages 6 weeks - 5 years at Next Door!

By volunteering to be a reader friend with our Books for Kids program, you will help increase our student's language, literacy skills and foster a life-long love of reading. 

Reading is done one-on-one during the child's library time at Next Door Milwaukee.

Read with Me is offered Tuesday - Thursday, 8:45am-11am.

 Group Sign Up: When registering a group for Read with Me, we ask that you assist with a maximum of half the total slots on a given day. 

Please e-mail us with additional questions: volunteer@nextdoormke.org

Read with Me - 29th st: Next Door Read with Me - 29th St. (signupgenius.com)

Read with Me - Capitol Dr: Next Door Read with Me - Capitol Dr. (signupgenius.com)

School-based mentoring is a facilitated one-to-one mentoring program for Bigs and Littles to meet weekly at a partner elementary or middle school location. This provides an exceptional learning opportunity for Littles and allows matches to work together to achieve educational goals. Bigs must be 18+ and out of high school, and commit to meeting with their Little once a week during the school year for at least one year. Matches work on homework, play games, and enjoy interactive activities together!

Bigs and Littles are matched based on similar interests, personalities, and experiences.

As a mentor, you will:

Being a volunteer mentor is a rewarding, meaningful, and fun experience! Mentoring relationships have a huge impact; helping to increase a child’s educational expectations, attitudes towards risky behavior, and social skills.

Are you ready to take the next steps in changing a child’s life? Go to our website to learn more about the enrollment process and apply! With questions, please contact our Customer Relations Specialist at (414) 831-4563 to outline the next steps including our formal application process.

The Salvation Army is looking for immediate COVID Assistants to help maintain a COVID positive homeless shelter for individuals and families. COVID positive individuals will be housed in the Community Center across from the Shelter.    

Your safety is a top priority! Barriers are set up to avoid contact with COVID positive individuals. In an emergency the shelter staff will assist. Volunteers may snack, read, work on a personal project or watch TV if they choose.

Volunteers will ensure safety and bar unauthorized individuals from entering the building, assist in getting individuals clean linen, or other basic requests.  Volunteers will ideally be partnered with another volunteer and need to be available from 11:00 pm to 5:00 am.  You may volunteer with a spouse or a friend if desired. 

All volunteers will be approved through The Salvation Army Safe From Harm application and trained prior to a commitment.

Contact Colleen at 715-370-9563 or colleen.hilber@usc.salvationarmy.org

If you have other interests, skills, or ideas, we can usually accommodate them! Just let us know! Some ideas are: fundraising, light janitorial work, special events coordination, holiday activities, van maintenance, property maintenance, computer tech, and data entry. We would love to have you on our volunteer team!

Food truck delivery helpers assist with pick-up, unloading, and putting away donated food from several sources (Walmart, Super One, Second Harvest, TEFAP, etc.). If you're someone who enjoys hard and rewarding work, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you!

Volunteers may be asked to lift up to fifty pounds, if able.

All volunteers are required to sign a confidentiality agreement to ensure information on individuals served is not disclosed to anyone other than staff members.

Front Desk Assistants volunteer under the supervision of our Office Manager and carry out administrative tasks and provide client services.

This position has considerable contact with the public. Successful volunteers in this position will have compassion, a respectful and accepting attitude, good personal hygiene, and dress appropriately in clean clothes. A polite and understanding attitude towards clients and other volunteers is mandatory. If you consider yourself a people person, this volunteer opportunity is for you!

All volunteers are required to sign a confidentiality agreement to ensure information on individuals served is not disclosed to anyone other than staff members. I

Specific duties include:

*Due to COVID-19, we are offering curbside pickup only. As the Front Desk Assistant, you will greet clients at their vehicles to assess their needs.

Food Shelf Assistants volunteer under the supervision of our Food Shelf Manager to guide clients through the food shelf and stock shelves as needed.

This opportunity has considerable contact with the public. Successful food shelf volunteers will have compassion, a respectful and accepting attitude, good personal hygiene, and dress appropriately (including closed toed shoes). A kind and polite attitude towards clients and other volunteers is mandatory. If you enjoy engaging with people in the community, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you!

All volunteers are required to sign a confidentiality agreement to ensure information on individuals served is not disclosed to anyone other than staff members.

Specific duties include:

*Due to COVID-19, we are doing curbside pick up only. Food Shelf Assistants will pack up the food for the client and bring it out to their vehicle.

Help a neighbor in your community this winter! Clients throughout Waukesha County are looking for help! Volunteers are needed beginning with the first snowfall until  Spring.

Are you on Facebook and Instagram everyday? Consider using a bit of that time to give back! 

We are looking for community members to help amplify our work and support Safe Harbor by interacting with us on social media! Safe Harbor uses virtual platforms to share information about domestic violence and sexual assault, community resources, special events and more. 

How can you help? First, you can follow us on Facebook and Instagram. As posts come up on your feed, interact with them by giving a "like" or another reaction. You can also share posts on your personal account, post it in a local group, comment, or even tag a friend who might be interested in learning more. 

We also are looking for volunteers to help create posts and content for our social media accounts. This includes graphic design and research under staff guidance. Both opportunities are great for busy folks!

Every "like" counts in our efforts to bring awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault to our communities!

Readers Café is a fun volunteer opportunity for those who have a love for reading and working with elementary-aged students.

This program encourages the students’ interest in reading, while developing comprehension and social skills. Sign-up to read with students one-on-one or in groups of two during the students’ lunch and recess hour (about 1 hour). Students enjoy bringing their lunch to the library and reading with their volunteer.

This program typically runs for a 6-8 week session with multiple sessions in a year, sign up for as many as you’d like!

A Community Response Volunteer is someone who advocates for survivors and represents the Sexual Assault Recovery Program while out in the community.

By becoming a Community Response Volunteer you will be asked to be an advocate for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. This could include:

This volunteer opportunity is an on-going need. Volunteers pick their own on-call hours.

We work with a number of Spanish speaking clients in more than one of our programs. It is important to us that our clients feel heard and respected. One of the ways we can show that is to have our documentation in their first learned language. 

We are in need of someone to take some of our documents for victim services and translate them into Spanish.

These documents are manuals, guidelines, policies, and/or victim rights or responsibility paperwork.

Opportunity is virtual and perfect for someone who is looking to volunteer, but needs flexibility.

Become a Reading Coach for Kids!

It only takes an hour a week to make a difference to a child!

Why Volunteer?

Research shows that third graders who have proficient reading skills are nearly five times more likely to graduate high school than their peers who do not. Yet, many third graders in our area schools test below proficient for on-track readiness in English Language Arts. By volunteering as a Reading Coach for Kids, you can help improve these students' reading abilities, boost their academic success, and make a lasting impact on their future.

What is Reading Coaches for Kids?

Reading Coaches for Kids, coordinated through AmeriCorps Seniors Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), is a volunteer tutoring program designed to increase students' reading abilities and academic success by providing volunteers aged 18 and older in Brown County Kindergarten through 5th grade classrooms during the regular school year and summer school.

Who Can Volunteer?

This program is open to individuals aged 18 and up, with a special emphasis on those aged 55+ who are interested in being part of the intergenerational experiences that make Reading Coaches for Kids so impactful.. No educational background is required—just a desire to help children succeed in reading!

Commitment:

Training Session Details:

Why Volunteer?

By joining Reading Coaches for Kids, you’ll play a critical role in helping children develop a love for reading and setting them up for academic success. The program provides an opportunity to build intergenerational relationships, engage with local schools, and contribute to the betterment of the community.

How to Get Involved:

Sign up today by contacting Eileen Metzler, Reading Coaches Coordinator, at 920.600.0184 or eileen@volunteergb.org!

A disparity in access to food, and that is culturally appropriate, was found in the Hmong community among elders and disabled residents. By partnering with CAP Services Hmong Uplift program and local Hmong restaurants and farmers, we are able to hold a program that closes the gap lack of food access.

1) Drive meals out to registered families and drop off at homes.

Weekly Volunteer Shifts :

Tuesday 4-5:00PM

Volunteer Tasks include:

Driving meals to Hmong families in the Stevens Point and Plover area. Directions will be provided.

What to Wear/Have:

Casual, unsoiled clothing that you are comfortable in. 

Car and Driver's License 

Questions or comments? Please email volunteer@farmshed.org or call the Farmshed office at 715-544-6154. 

Pathfinder's Youth Shelter provides emergency housing and supportive services to homeless and runaway youth. Assistant Advocates assist with the physical and counseling needs of the youth and help staff maintain the high level of care it provides. They provide the day-to-day supervision of the residents and the guidance, support, and encouragement needed to return to a safe place.   

Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

To learn more about becoming an Assistant Advocate or to apply, please apply on our website.

If you have any questions, please contact Jj Burch at community@pathfindersmke.org

A disparity in access to food, and that is culturally appropriate, was found in the Hmong community among elders and disabled residents. By partnering with CAP Services Hmong Uplift program and local Hmong restaurants and farmers, we are able to hold a program that closes the gap lack of food access.

1) Volunteers prepare culturally appropriate meals for Hmong teens, elders, disabled residents and their families in the Farmshed kitchen.

2) Meals are delivered by volunteers to the families a couple hours after the meals are prepared.

Weekly Volunteer Shifts :

Tuesday, 8-9AM, 9-10AM, 12-2:00PM, 2-4:00PM

Volunteer Tasks include:

Cutting, cooking and prepping meals as directed by Sib Pab program manager.

What to Wear:

Casual, unsoiled clothing that you are comfortable in. Aprons and hats will be provided.

Close-toed, comfortable shoes to stand in.

Questions or comments? Please email volunteer@farmshed.org or call the Farmshed office at 715-544-6154. 

The Cambridge CAP Youth Center is need of a large commercial type fridge & freezer combo for the center. 

The fridge that is existing is too small and prevents the ability to serve fresh items for their free snacks due to the limited space after the milk is stored. 

The Cambridge CAP Youth Center is seeking sporting goods and outdoor games for the kids at the center. Items such as dodgeballs, jump ropes, wiffle balls & bats, volleyballs & net, etc. 

Items can be dropped off or shipped to 

Cambridge CAP Youth Center

211 South St

Cambridge, WI 53523

Are you passionate about civic engagement and advocacy? Or maybe you're a scientist or engineer who revels in STEM? Do you love sharing tips and tricks about sales and marketing? Or how to build a campfire and practice eco-camping? 

Become a mentor with Badgerland and share your story, expertise and knowledge with Girl Scouts! 

We're building the Badgerland Speakers Bureau, a pool of experts from the community to help Girl Scouts earn badge/patch work, master new skills and learn from the best.  

We are looking for enthusiastic community members, businesses and organizations to enrich experiences at troop meetings, council programs and more. 

As a Badgerland mentor, you will inspire Girl Scouts to explore more, discover interests and spark passions. Be a part of the experience that launches them into leaders that make the world a better place.  

Time commitment varies and is flexible to fit your schedule. Opportunities are also both virtual and in person. You’ll chat with the Partnerships & Volunteer Manager, who’ll help you determine the best opportunities that fit you and Badgerland. We'll assist you in becoming a confidence Girl Scout mentor with prep, training and connections along the way. 

Be a subject matter expert and make a difference! Join the Badgerland Speakers Bureau!

We are looking for volunteers who are looking to make a difference and support girls in their leadership development journey!

As a virtual troop leader, you’ll introduce girls to new experiences that show them they’re capable of more than they ever imagined, especially with an online world.

Virtual troop leaders can serve in teams as well. Gather 2-3 friends and become a troop leader cohort. Council will support all new volunteers with training, ideas and resources, such as Zoom, meeting guides and scheduled virtual programming.

Our Girl Scouts around Badgerland are ready to explore. Come share your talents, skills and expertise - join our movement to build girls of courage, confidence and character who make an impact in our world!

Have fun & make a difference as a Girl Scouts Program Helper! 

Discover, connect and take action with Girl Scouts! We're in need of Program Helpers who make Girl Scout programs at Badgerland successful and fun! 

As a Program Helper from our communities, you will be an essential part of the Girl Scouting experience. You’ll be guiding and supporting Girl Scouts as well as elevating the program’s impact and enrichment for the Girls! 

What are the deets? 

Share your time, talents and skills with girls and adults in ways that fit YOUR schedule. Time commitments vary, with flexible late afternoon, early evening and weekend opportunities. You may help with one event a year, a monthly activity or at other times that extra help is needed and you're available.  

Programs take place both virtual via Zoom and in person at our Leadership Center in Madison and Camp Brandenburg in Dane.

Topics for programming are varied – you'll help them in their journeys in STEAM, life skills, travel, civic engagement, entrepreneurship, community Service and more. 

What’s Required? 

Program Helper volunteers must register as a member of Girl Scouts (free first year for adult volunteers!), complete a criminal background check and speak with the Partnerships & Volunteer Manager prior to volunteering to assess best fits.  

We Got This! 

Your assistance gives Badgerland the ability to expand our reach to more Girls and in turn build more future leaders. Roll up your sleeves and let’s help Girl Scouts make the world a better place!  

We need Troop Leaders and Helpers with opportunities across many different grades and schools in the Green Bay, Howard, Suamico and Pulaski School Districts and surrounding areas.    Troop Leaders are memory makers who lead and guide a group of girls through their Girl Scout experience! They take the girls’ interests, abilities, and opinions into consideration when planning out their fun. As girls get older, Troop Leaders guide more than lead, but continue to help them grow, learn, and do amazing things!   The minimum time commitment is planning for and meeting with the girls 3-6 hours per month, more if desired.  Training and Planning tools are all online, and you would have access to an Engagement Coordinator to help get you up and running throughout every step of your Girl Scout journey. 

Whether working with girls or adults, Girl Scout volunteers help build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

* Volunteers are subject to background check and must register as a Girl Scout member.

Volunteers are needed to help Museum staff maintain the museum grounds. Needs include mowing the lawn, weed whacking, gardening, and more. Volunteers must be 18 years or older to volunteer. Please contact Megan Blackburn at mblackburn@nationalrrmuseum.org or 920-437-7623 ext. 124. 

From vintage tableware to Christmas ornaments, antique wall maps to brand-new blenders, day after day Habitat ReStores receive hundreds of unique donations. We’re looking for volunteers who can help us research, price, repair, and process each one to help raise funds for Habitat for Humanity!

Habitat ReStores are non-profit home improvement stores and donation centers whose proceeds are used to build safe, affordable homes in our community. We sell new and gently used furniture, building materials, appliances, and home accessories to the public at 50%-75% below retail. Through the sale of these items, we raise hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to build safe, affordable homes in our community.

ReStore is driven by volunteer power: every day, our volunteers turn every donated couch, cushion, and cabinet into an opportunity for homes and hope. Habitat’s ReStore offers an enjoyable, accommodating, and impactful volunteer experience at each of our three Milwaukee-area locations: Wauwatosa, Greenfield, and Franklin. 

Volunteer roles at the ReStore include: 

To get started volunteering with Milwaukee Habitat, please visit www.mkehabitat.volunteerhub.com to fill out a volunteer application and register for an orientation. Volunteers will be able to begin contributing following their orientation. 

Questions? Get in touch!

ReStore Volunteer Coordinator: Nichali Xhelili Ciaccio

nciaccio@milwaukeehabitat.org

(414) 316-5619

ReStore Locations:

ReStore Wauwatosa

3015 N. 114th St.

Wauwatosa, WI 53222

ReStore Franklin

6939 S. Riverwood Blvd. 

Franklin, WI 53132

ReStore Greenfield

4150 S. 108th St. 

Greenfield, WI 53228

Staffed largely by volunteers, Habitat’s ReStores are eco-friendly locations to both donate and shop for home building supplies and furnishings. Habitat’s ReStores carry overstocked, discounted, new and used building materials donated by manufacturers, stores, contractors and individuals. The stores are open to the public with all items sold at a fraction of the retail cost. ReStore donations benefit Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity's mission of building simple, decent and affordable homes in partnership with families in need.

Volunteer at Milwaukee Habitat’s largest single fundraiser - ReStore.

We’re looking for leaders: problem-solvers, improvement-makers, folks who have been looking for a place to offer their time and talents. A place where you can make a difference. 

Habitat ReStores are non-profit home improvement stores and donation centers whose proceeds are used to build safe, affordable homes in our community. We sell new and gently used furniture, building materials, appliances, and home accessories to the public at 50%-75% below retail. Through the sale of these items, we raise hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to build safe, affordable homes in our community.

ReStore is driven by volunteer power: every day, our volunteers turn every donated couch, cushion, and cabinet into an opportunity for homes and hope. Habitat’s ReStore offers and impactful volunteer experience at each of our three Milwaukee-area locations: Wauwatosa, Greenfield, and Franklin. 

Volunteer roles at the ReStore include: 

To get started volunteering with Milwaukee Habitat, please visit www.mkehabitat.volunteerhub.com to fill out a volunteer application and register for an orientation. Volunteers will be able to begin contributing following their orientation. 

Questions? Get in touch!

ReStore Volunteer Coordinator: Nichali Xhelili Ciaccio

nciaccio@milwaukeehabitat.org

(414) 316-5619

ReStore Locations:

ReStore Wauwatosa

3015 N. 114th St.

Wauwatosa, WI 53222

ReStore Franklin

6939 S. Riverwood Blvd. 

Franklin, WI 53132

ReStore Greenfield

4150 S. 108th St. 

Greenfield, WI 53228

Staffed largely by volunteers, Habitat’s ReStores are eco-friendly locations to both donate and shop for home building supplies and furnishings. Habitat’s ReStores carry overstocked, discounted, new and used building materials donated by manufacturers, stores, contractors and individuals. The stores are open to the public with all items sold at a fraction of the retail cost. ReStore donations benefit Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity's mission of building simple, decent and affordable homes in partnership with families in need.

There’s a spot for you on our ReStore team! 

Habitat ReStores are non-profit home improvement stores and donation centers whose proceeds are used to build safe, affordable homes in our community. 

Every year we salvage and recycle (literal!) tons of new and gently used furniture, building materials, appliances, and home accessories. We refurbish and sell these goods to the public at 50%-75% below retail. Through the sale of these items, we raise hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to build safe, affordable homes in our community.

ReStore is driven by volunteer power: every day, our volunteers turn every donated couch, cushion, and cabinet into an opportunity for homes and hope. Habitat’s ReStore offers an enjoyable, accommodating, and impactful volunteer experience at each of our three Milwaukee-area locations: Wauwatosa, Greenfield, and Franklin. 

Volunteer roles at the ReStore include: 

To get started volunteering with Milwaukee Habitat, please visit www.mkehabitat.volunteerhub.com to fill out a volunteer application and register for an orientation. Volunteers will be able to begin contributing following their orientation. 

Questions? Get in touch!

ReStore Volunteer Coordinator: Nichali Xhelili Ciaccio

nciaccio@milwaukeehabitat.org

(414) 316-5619

ReStore Locations:

ReStore Wauwatosa

3015 N. 114th St.

Wauwatosa, WI 53222

ReStore Franklin

6939 S. Riverwood Blvd. 

Franklin, WI 53132

ReStore Greenfield

4150 S. 108th St. 

Greenfield, WI 53228

Staffed largely by volunteers, Habitat’s ReStores are eco-friendly locations to both donate and shop for home building supplies and furnishings. Habitat’s ReStores carry overstocked, discounted, new and used building materials donated by manufacturers, stores, contractors and individuals. The stores are open to the public with all items sold at a fraction of the retail cost. ReStore donations benefit Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity's mission of building simple, decent and affordable homes in partnership with families in need.

Volunteer to help local families build safe, affordable homes! 

Habitat ReStores are non-profit home improvement stores and donation centers whose proceeds are used to build safe, affordable homes in our community. We sell new and gently used furniture, building materials, appliances, and home accessories to the public at 50%-75% below retail. Through the sale of these items, we raise hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to build safe, affordable homes in our community.

ReStore is driven by volunteer power: every day, our volunteers turn every donated couch, cushion, and cabinet into an opportunity for homes and hope. Habitat’s ReStore offers an enjoyable, accommodating, and impactful volunteer experience at each of our three Milwaukee-area locations: Wauwatosa, Greenfield, and Franklin. 

Volunteer roles at the ReStore include: 

To get started volunteering with Milwaukee Habitat, please visit www.mkehabitat.volunteerhub.com to fill out a volunteer application and register for an orientation. Volunteers will be able to begin contributing following their orientation. 

Questions? Get in touch!

ReStore Volunteer Coordinator: Nichali Xhelili Ciaccio

nciaccio@milwaukeehabitat.org

(414) 316-5619

ReStore Locations:

ReStore Wauwatosa

3015 N. 114th St.

Wauwatosa, WI 53222

ReStore Franklin

6939 S. Riverwood Blvd. 

Franklin, WI 53132

ReStore Greenfield

4150 S. 108th St. 

Greenfield, WI 53228

Staffed largely by volunteers, Habitat’s ReStores are eco-friendly locations to both donate and shop for home building supplies and furnishings. Habitat’s ReStores carry overstocked, discounted, new and used building materials donated by manufacturers, stores, contractors and individuals. The stores are open to the public with all items sold at a fraction of the retail cost. ReStore donations benefit Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity's mission of building simple, decent and affordable homes in partnership with families in need.

Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity is currently offering volunteer opportunities to individuals looking to serve court-ordered community service offers. We offer a quick onboarding process, a streamlined reporting process, and multiple volunteer opportunities every week. 

Volunteers will be offered opportunities to complete their service at a Habitat ReStore location in Wauwatosa, Franklin, or Greenfield. Opportunities are available Tuesday through Friday from 10AM - 6PM and on Saturdays from 10AM - 4PM. Volunteer responsibilities include donation processing, product merchandising, customer service, cleaning & maintenance, and more. 

To start the process, please visit www.mkehabitat.volunteerhub.com to complete a volunteer application and register for an orientation. Volunteers will be able to begin contributing following their orientation. 

Questions? Get in touch!

ReStore Volunteer Coordinator: Nichali Xhelili Ciaccio

nciaccio@milwaukeehabitat.org

(414) 316-5619

ReStore Locations:

ReStore Wauwatosa

3015 N. 114th St.

Wauwatosa, WI 53222

ReStore Franklin

6939 S. Riverwood Blvd. 

Franklin, WI 53132

ReStore Greenfield

4150 S. 108th St. 

Greenfield, WI 53228

Volunteer Positions:

Staffed largely by volunteers, Habitat’s ReStores are eco-friendly locations to both donate and shop for home building supplies and furnishings. Habitat’s ReStores carry overstocked, discounted, new and used building materials donated by manufacturers, stores, contractors and individuals. The stores are open to the public with all items sold at a fraction of the retail cost. ReStore donations benefit Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity's mission of building simple, decent and affordable homes in partnership with families in need.

Summary:

The Ministry Data Specialist supports outreach efforts by contacting new churches and individual P.A.C.K. (Planned Acts of Christian Kindness) program downloads to grow awareness and raise support to further Acts 1:8 Ministry’s mission.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Ø  Build Church database, send emails, and do follow up as necessary.

Ø  Call and email new church and individual P.A.C.K. downloads to provide ongoing outreach support, assistance, and prayer.

Ø  Other duties as assigned.

Requirements:

Ø  Passion for our mission:  Equipping Christians to evangelize thorough kindness.

Ø  Customer Service experience preferred.

Ø  Google Doc/Sheets experience preferred.

Ø  Time management and organizational skills

Ø  Problem solving skills.

Ø  Outgoing and cheerful disposition

Ø  Strong interpersonal skills

Training and Supervision:

Ø  Detail training of project – written and verbal (if needed)

Ø  Supervision and training are done by the Volunteer Coordinator.

Ø  Contact information of Volunteer Coordinator:  vickienell@acts18.org or 920-494-2289

Location and Time Commitment:

Ø  Located in our home office in Green Bay, WI.

Ø  Enjoy Part-time, flexible hours that work with your schedule.  Anytime, between 9-5 Monday – Friday.

Ø  Virtual opportunities may be available.

Summary:

We are seeking a Christian volunteer to create and post content for our social media platforms. This role supports our marketing efforts to build awareness and grow support for Acts 1:8 Ministry. Your contributions will help us fulfill our mission: Equipping Christians to evangelize through kindness.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

Ø  Create engaging content for social media platforms to promote Acts 1:8 Ministry’s mission, the Planned Acts of Christian Kindness (P.A.C.K.) Outreach program, Christian stewardship, and encourage volunteerism.

Ø  Post social media content on the ministry’s social media platforms as directed in a manner that is Christ-based, professional, mission-centric, and consistent with Acts 1:8 Ministry’s brand.

Ø  Assist with researching and implementing social media trends.

Ø  Other duties as assigned.

Requirements:

Ø  Same Values and teachings as followed by Acts 1:8 Ministry.

Ø  Passion for our mission: equipping Christians to evangelize thorough kindness.

Ø  Time management and organizational skills

Ø  Problem solving skills

Ø  Strong written communication skills 

Ø  Creativity and graphic design skills 

Ø  Strong computer and social media skills

Training & Supervision:

Ø  Detail training of project – written & verbal (if needed)

Ø  Supervision & training is done by the Volunteer Coordinator.

Ø  Contact information of Volunteer Coordinator:  vickienell@acts18.org or 920-494-2289

Location & Time Commitment:

Ø  Located in our home office in Green Bay, WI.

Ø  Enjoy Part-time, flexible hours that work with your schedule.  Anytime, between 9-5 Monday – Friday.

Ø  Virtual opportunities may be available.

PURPOSE:

To be on call for Safe Path and to respond in person to the EUCC (Emergency and Urgent Care Center) when paged to provide support and information to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.  Advocates work in conjunction with SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) nurses, EUCC nurses, social workers, and providers to enable the patient to make decisions about coping with an assault, collection of forensic evidence, safety planning and reporting assaults to police.

KEY REQUIREMENTS:

The volunteer is required to keep confidential all information learned while working in the Safe Path Program.  The volunteer must possess good listening skills, sound judgment and must have the capacity to handle stressful situations.  Must be able to work well with diverse populations.  The volunteer must be able to come to the EUCC within 30 minutes during on-call times.  Volunteer must complete the Safe Path training before performing advocate duties.  Volunteers are requested to attend other Safe Path trainings and volunteer meetings to the best of their ability.

CONTACT:

Kristen Pavela, Social Worker, pavela.kristen@mayo.edu

We have openings for Board Members to represent the following populations:

1 person age 60 or older

1 person to represent people with Intellectual disabilities

1 person to represent people with physical disabilities

Purpose: The purpose of the Aging & Disability Resource Center shall be to ensure that all areas of community life are available and accessible to people who are older and adults with disabilities so they may have the opportunity to realize their full potential.

Powers and Duties: The Board of Directors, hereinafter referred to as Board, shall be the principal governing body of the Aging & Disability Resource Center of Brown County.  The Board shall have the following powers and duties:

Expectations:

Qualifications:

Terms of Office:

Board appointments shall be for three (3) years.  Board members shall not serve more than six (6) consecutive years.  After a one-year interval, they may be reappointed.

Be a big positive in a little one's life.

Volunteer mentors spend time (2-3 times per month) in a recreational or learning activity with a child, age 3 or older, that has been referred by Brown County Child Protective Services. Volunteer mentors help the child adjust to the separation or loss of a parent, enhance self-esteem and confidence, and learn new skills. Matches are invited to attend a fun activity each month that is free of charge. Matches are based on compatibility and can continue for as long as both parties are interested though the hope would be to have volunteers engaged with their Pal for a minimum of 1 year.

Orientation and training are provided. Mileage reimbursement is available.

For more information, contact:

Jenna Durkee at (920) 448-6023 or  jenna.durkee@browncountywi.gov OR

Judy Tilque- judith.tilque@browncountywi.gov

Provide attentive, loving, and safe childcare for children while their parents participate in evening educational programming. This role supports the overall mission of our community by ensuring children are well-cared for during programming.

Volunteers are needed on Tuesdays and Thursday from 6:30-7:30pm.

Marketing Job: We are looking for an energetic and self-motivated marketing intern to join our marketing department. If you’re an ambitious individual who wants to build a career in social media and content marketing, then we want to work with you. Your work will include preparing promotional presentations, monitoring social platforms, and conducting market analysis.

In addition to being an excellent communicator, you should have excellent multitasking and organizational abilities. The successful candidate will also have in-depth knowledge of marketing techniques and social media platforms.

Responsibilities: Perform market analysis and research on the latest trends.

Design and present new social media campaign ideas.

Monitor all social media platforms for trending news, ideas, and feedback.

Prepare detailed promotional presentations.

Help with the planning and hosting of marketing events.

Research and evaluate competitor marketing and digital content.

Contribute to the creation of mock-ups, email campaigns, and social media content.

Requirements:

Current enrollment in marketing, communications or similar field.

Good understanding of the latest marketing trends and techniques.

Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Must have a passion for marketing. Paid or unpaid to be determined

with the Marketing team. Primary responsibilities include researching and writing articles for the organization's social media and other duties as needed. Hours are flexible, 5-15 hours per month. All work can be done from home. There are no requirements to this position, but Enthusiasm in enlightening the public on the community and events. School credit service time can be arranged.

NEWSLETTER:

This position is easy and fun.  Providing Quotes, Events, History or Fun Facts on the community, An Activity, A Joke on the Weekly e-newsletter, sent out every Tuesday .
Program is in Constant contact, an easy program to learn.  You are able to provide the research and place on the Constant contact. Or I will do one or the other: Research or placement on Constant contact.  unpaid

The National Railroad Museum is looking for an individual to provide supervision in the Children's Discovery Depot. This individual need should have interest for working with children, be willing to pick-up items and keep the Depot neat, be willing to interact with children and families (encouraging good behavior, reading a story or two, answering basic Museum questions), and be able to work alone. We have week day and weekend hours available, 9:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. If you are interested please contact Megan Blackburn Volunteer Coordinator at mblackburn@nationalrrmuseum.org or at (920) 437-7623 ext. 124. 

Newcap has 3 Interim Houses (Shelters), 2 in Green Bay and 1 in Shawano. One of the houses in Green Bay is for youth ages 10-17 and the other 2 are for families. We are looking for people to do Workshops with the clients. This would include budgeting, cooking, crafts, running a household, etc type of classes. 

We could also use assistance with regular meals made for the homes. Holiday meals as well. 

Newcap's clients periodically need help moving into their new homes.  We are looking for volunteers to help them do so.  Ages 18+ are welcome!  We will put your name on our list and you will be called when a need presents itself.  Thank you!

At Aurora Healthcare now part of Advocate Health our goal is to strive to maintain a positive and inviting experience for patients and all employees.

Front Entrance Ambassador embodies the spirit of hospitality, creating a positive and welcoming atmosphere for all!

Front Entrance Ambassador is an individual who has a warm and inviting presence. Ambassadors first steps should make sure all visitors are met with a friendly greeting. Ambassadors guide, assist, and make your arrivals a seamless and delightful experience. They should provide helpful information, answer questions, helping with wheelchair assistance, and helping patients get to his/her appointments.

Important requirements:

Please apply at

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

The Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) at Aurora Medical Summit is looking for wonderful volunteers to assist in providing the best care to our patients. Volunteers will provide items to help the patients be comfortable, assist with sanitizing equipment and answering phones. Please join this amazing team.

Volunteers are needed Monday-Friday between 800am-noon and noon-300pm.

All volunteers must be at least 15 years of age, commit to a minimum of 64 hours of volunteering during a calendar year, and be fully vaccinated by October 15, 2021.

Please visit https://www.aurorahealthcare.org/patients-visitors/volunteer to complete an online application. After your application has been received, you will receive an email in regards to the next steps.

What Are The Qualifications . . .  

Don’t Worry.  Training (with curriculum) is provided . . .  

Contact Information: 

Amy Staniforth at 920-448-4529 or Amy.Staniforth@browncountywi.gov 

Are you passionate about civic engagement and advocacy? Or maybe you're a scientist or engineer who revels in STEM? Do you love sharing tips and tricks about sales and marketing? Or how to build a campfire and practice eco-camping? 

Become a mentor with Badgerland and share your story, expertise and knowledge with Girl Scouts! 

We're building the Badgerland Community Connections and Partners Program, a pool of experts from the community to help Girl Scouts earn badge/patch work, master new skills and learn from the best.  

We are looking for enthusiastic community members, businesses and organizations to enrich experiences at troop meetings, council programs and more. 

As a Badgerland mentor, you will inspire Girl Scouts to explore more, discover interests and spark passions. Be a part of the experience that launches them into leaders that make the world a better place.  

Time commitment varies and is flexible to fit your schedule. You’ll chat with the Partnerships & Volunteer Manager, who’ll help you determine the best opportunities that fit you and Badgerland. We'll assist you in becoming a confidence Girl Scout mentor with prep, training and connections along the way. 

Be a subject matter expert and make a difference! Join the Badgerland Community Connections and Partner Programs. 

Would you like to assist Habitat for Humanity in a one time volunteer opportunity on our special events?   We are looking for volunteers who would like to help on various tasks that include our education and fundraising events.   These tasks include asking for silent auction items, arranging baskets, driving to and picking silent auction items donated by businesses. 

Help on the annual volunteer recognition banquet doing the same type of tasks. 

We could also use a volunteer who might like to pick up donated lunches and bring them to the Build Crew and our Restore volunteers.  

We also need volunteers to assist on special donation pick ups on Monday and Tuesday.   These volunteers are as needed basis and get to go out in our truck with our staff to various businesses and other Restores in Wisconsin to pick up merchandise.  

Grace House, our transitional shelter for women and children, is looking for qualified volunteers to join our mission in helping families. The volunteer role would be ideal for social work, nursing, psychology, child advocacy, and child education students and grads or anyone who has experience in any of the mentioned areas, however not necessary as training is provided. Volunteers would be required to pass a background check, attend ongoing training, and commit to a minimum of two shifts per month. (Typically 4 hours each) Ideal applicants will have a passion for helping families, be empathetic, dependable, have excellent communication skills, and understand and practice confidentiality. Volunteers will help families by modeling positive social interactions and parenting skills, budgeting, healthy lifestyle skills, cooking and nutrition, resume writing, and employment related skills. Training will include trauma informed mentoring, ACES, First Aid/CPR, and poverty awareness. Call Grace House at 507-205-7740 to stop in and fill out a volunteer application. Online applications are available at www.gFor any questions or more information contact our Shelter Coordinator, Jen, at jenny@graceplaceinc.org

Grace House, our transitional shelter for women and children, is looking for qualified volunteers to join our mission in helping families. 

The volunteer role would be ideal for social work, nursing, psychology, child advocacy, and child education students and grads or anyone who has experience in any of the mentioned areas, however not necessary as training is provided. 

Volunteers would be required to pass a background check, attend ongoing training, and ideally, commit to a minimum of two shifts per month.

 (Typically 4 hours each) 

Ideal applicants will have a passion for helping families, be empathetic, dependable, have excellent communication skills, and understand and practice confidentiality. 

Volunteers will help families by modeling positive social interactions and parenting skills, budgeting, healthy lifestyle skills, cooking and nutrition, resume writing, and employment related skills. 

Training will include trauma informed mentoring, ACES, First Aid/CPR, and poverty awareness.

Call Grace House at 507-205-7740 to stop in and fill out a volunteer application. Online applications available at www.graceplaceinc.org under the Transitional Shelter tab.  For any questions or more information contact our Shelter Coordinator, Jen, at jenny@graceplaceinc.org

Meals on Wheels is a program for homebound, older adults (age 60+) for someone to check in while delivering a hot, nutritious meal. 

Volunteers are needed to package up the food to get everything ready to go for the  Meals on Wheels volunteer drivers to get on the road and deliver the meals. Volunteer with a child, grandchild, friend, or spouse!

Food arrives cooked and ready to package. Volunteers help with portioning and packaging cold and hot foods. Other tasks include cleaning and sanitizing the packaging area before and after the food is packaged. 

Meals on Wheels are packaged Monday-Friday at our ADRC-CW Kitchen, 2700 Stewart Avenue. Volunteers arrive about 8:00am to get everything packaged up and ready to go by 9:30am-10:00am.  

Process to get started: 

Application and background check

Orientation and paperwork

Training on food safety and other program guidelines

Connect with us to learn more! Contact the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin by:

Email: peggy.kurth@adrc-cw.org  or erin.wells@adrc-cw.org

Call: (888)486-9545

Website:www.adrc-cw.org

"You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late." - Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Bristol Hospice provides holistic end of life care, and volunteers are integral parts of the teams that care for each patient.

What do volunteers do? Options are plenty! Most often, a volunteer will visit with a patient for one hour each week at a regularly scheduled time. Our volunteer coordinator will work with you to align your preferences and skills to a meaningful volunteer opportunity. Some examples of typical volunteer duties include:

What you can expect: Your volunteer time is flexible and valued! When you are a part of the Bristol Volunteer Team, you receive training, support, a network of fellow volunteers and staff, and the knowledge that you have comforted someone on their final journey. If this sounds like what you're looking for, get in touch! We can't wait to meet you.

Making a no-tie fleece blanket is a community service opportunity that can be easily carried out by individuals, even if they can't meet as a group. We also accept donations of quilts, knitted or crochets blankets.

More information about the blanket requirements, and instructions on how to make a no-sew fleece blanket can be found here on our website. Many area businesses and organizations are drop-off sites for your donations - check the "Donations" tab on our website for a location near you.

The Project Linus Madison Chapter has distributed almost 100,000new, handmade blankets since the chapter was formed. 

Project Linus Madison Chapter

Join Us as a Volunteer Board of Director

Vital Voices is seeking Volunteers to share their voice and serve the community as a Board of Director member. Vital Voices plays a critical role as the voice of the people - advocating for quality services to improve lives and advance recovery for individuals with mental health and substance use disorders.

Our non-profit advocacy organization located in Milwaukee, WI, conducts consumer interviews and assessment surveys to measure and evaluate the quality, satisfaction, and accessibility of provider service benefits.  The goal of the assessment process is to implement improvements in health services by enhancing best practices for client care, treatment, and recovery.  Other services we offer include the Telephone Reassurance Program, a daily wellness call, for seniors living alone, and a consumer Phone Helpline, addressing questions and concerns about provider services

Vital Voices is committed to an inclusive workplace and community and are actively recruiting diverse candidates for the Board of Director position.  As a member of the Board, you will have the opportunity to represent Vital Voices, give back to the community, and serve on program committees while learning valuable leadership, non-profit and advocacy skills while gaining hands-on experience.

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Board Member Description:

Experience/Skills:

*Meetings are remote at this time*

       We encourage all interested individuals to apply!

What skills or passions can you share with kids in Sheboygan? Help a child learn to read, embrace art, grow resilience, play a board game or throw a football. Or, simply show up to join us for snack time as a positive adult connection. 

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

Currently the meal programs is on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays.  Volunteers are needed to help in the kitchen and serve diners.  The meal is served at 5pm.  The volunteer shift is from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

Volunteers are needed to assist serving the meal along with kitchen clean up.

All volunteers will be required to complete the volunteer application and take the Safe From Harm online training prior to volunteering.

https://app.betterimpact.com/Application?OrganizationGuid=3511c931-9aa2-4979-8468-27b6ed6f7498&ApplicationFormNumber=1

Please apply through the link below.

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

OVERVIEW AND IMPACT
Help job seekers affected by the pandemic to apply for jobs. Make a significant
contribution to the local workforce in doing so.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

QUALIFICATIONS

REPORTS TO

Information and Outreach Services Coordinator

TRAINING AND SUPPORT PROVIDED

Introduction to the library and its mission. Orientation to the library’s role in serving as a job search resource portal. Staff is available to answer questions but the candidate should be highly self-sufficient. Online training covering the job search resources the library has access to, as well as community job resources.

TIME COMMITMENT
Minimum one hour per week. Total of six months requested to provide continuity of service.

BENEFITS OF VOLUNTEERING

Come in and check out what we have available to you as a Habitat  Volunteer.  We will review Restore and Build volunteer needs.  Take a tour of our store and meet staff and volunteers.   We will share what we have open and make the best fit with your time and skills.  Volunteer, have fun and shop all at the same time.  Session will last 30 minutes to an hour depending on size of group and questions.  Please RSVP your attendance by completing our online volunteer form and registering for the session at www.greenbayhabitat.org.   Current dates listed on our website.    

We are looking to connect with wonderful new volunteers for our Home Hospice programs Ozaukee county. Flexible schedule, in person, or remote opportunities available. We're seeking caring individuals to help with Patient visits and calls, Veteran's support, and Bereavement calls & cards.

All volunteers need to be at least 18 years of age and must be fully vaccinated by October 15, 2021.

Please visit https://www.aurorahealthcare.org/patients-visitors/volunteer to complete an online application and elect "Aurora Home Hospice Greater Milw" for your volunteer location. After your application has been received, you will receive an email in regards to the next steps.

Support CASDA's mission by participating in storage room organization/upkeep, donation sorting, office filing and shredding, light cleaning, etc.

*Please note that all volunteer candidates will go through a screening and training process, which can take 2-4 weeks (timeframe partly dependent on anticipated role(s)/assignments).

Do you enjoy puzzles, art projects and music from the 50's? We are looking for volunteers to provide companionship and lead activities for clients at our new Adult Day Center.

Volunteers get to sit and socialize with clients, help with activities and games, participate in group exercises and deliver meals. Our clients love spending time at the new Center and would love to spend time with you too!

Visit Agrace.org/volunteer or respond to this post to learn more about volunteering at Agrace or to complete an online application.

LIFT Dane seeks a creative person who understands and enjoys social media to help LIFT keep its social media content relevant on its website, Facebook and Linked In.  Primary responsibilities include finding and creating content for LIFT’s social media platforms but the volunteer will be encouraged to do as much as he/she/they would like, including designing print and digital graphics; producing information flyers, and editing short videos for social media;

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

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

PROGRAM MISSION

This program seeks to engage area businesses and citizens in the upkeep and beautification of their downtown.

PROGRAM GOALS

YOUR COMMITMENT

How To Apply
Please fill out the interest form here: https://downtowngreenbay.com/business/volunteer-opportunities

Contact jenny@downtowngreenbay.com if you have any questions.

Are you looking to give back to your community? Do you want to receive training on Medicare?  Volunteer with Eras Senior Network and the Aging and Disability Resource Center! 

Train with the Milwaukee County Benefits Specialists to assist older adults to register for medicare, answer questions, hold presentations, and work one on one to offer non-biased education on medicare.

What are the benefits of this opportunity?

-FLEXIBLE volunteer opportunity.

-Get certified training via the State Health Insurance Program (SHIP).

-Work alongside Milwaukee County's Elder Benefits Specialists

-Sign up to give presentations or take meetings when YOU'RE free.

-Be an unbiased voice offering help to older adults with no ulterior motives.

-Build long-lasting connections with other older adults.

-Giving a helping hand to others who need it.

Your time and kindness helps our clients stay independent in their homes and is much appreciated!

What do you need?

We are looking for backup cashiers for our afternoon shift. We have openings M-F, but ideally someone who could come in at least once a week. Previous cashier experience a plus, but not required. All of our registers are protected with a Plexiglas barrier between the customer and cashier/bagger. If you have any questions you can contact our store at volunteer@svdposhkosh.org.

Citizens

In this position, you are able to contribute to a positive first impression of the or clinic as you greet, escort and transport patients and visitors to their destinations upon entry to the facility. Ease the stress and anxiety many patients and visitors feel coming into a health care facility by listening and engaging in positive human interaction and answering questions and address concerns.

This opportunity is available at:

Aurora Germantown Clinic

N112w17975 Mequon Rd.

 Germantown, WI 53022

 Volunteers are needed Monday-Friday between the hours of 800am-500pm.

Advocate Aurora Health Care kindly requests that volunteers commit to at least 64 hours of volunteering during a calendar year.

Please visit https://www.aurorahealthcare.org/patients-visitors/volunteer to complete an online application. After your application has been received, you will receive an email in regards to the next steps.

All volunteers are required to have the COVID 19 vaccination by October 15, 2021.  Volunteers will need to wear masks and maintain proper social distancing

Help teachers have a successful school year by supporting ongoing cleaning and prep projects. 

Reading with a child is the number one way to help students gain reading proficiency.

Read one-on-one with an early or struggling reader to help them gain confidence and skills that will help them succeed for a lifetime. 

Do you enjoy cleaning, organization, or working behind the scenes? Then this job is for you! Volunteers are needed on a weekly basis to assist with the turn-around of donated medical equipment.  Items need to be sanitized, reassembled, and cataloged to meet ongoing client needs.  No computer skills are needed. We attempt to help volunteers find a 2–3-hour shift that fits best within their schedule during our regular business hours. If you are interested in keeping active while making a direct impact on a person's life during a difficult time, then let's connect.

Please contact Rouleen at 715-843-5985 or rouleen@goodnewswi.com

We are currently seeking assistance in the craft section at our store. The duties would be sorting, cleaning, pricing, and stocking crafting and sewing items. The hours are flexible and are typically, but not limited to, four hour shifts. Wednesdays are preferred. You are not required to wear a mask if vaccinated. If you have any questions you can contact our store at volunteer@svdposhkosh.org.

CC English is a new, innovative way to connect volunteer English teachers with students via online, one-on-one English classes using the Confidence and Connections curriculum developed by the non-profit, Intercambio Uniting Communities. CC English was launched in July 2020 with the goal of providing high-quality online English education and connecting individuals. We are an organization that provides English language education, tools, and training to participants to foster meaningful connections, increase cultural understanding, and instill confidence. We are looking for volunteers to teach online classes to adult English language learners for 90-minute sessions once or twice a week, a volunteering and learning opportunity that can be done in the comfort of one's home with just internet access and a computer/tablet/smartphone. Our goal is to connect English speakers wanting to make a difference with community members aspiring to learn English, regardless of location or other barriers of in-person classes. We see potential and good in everyone who participates in our program. We offer a welcoming, accessible, safe, and enjoyable environment and we would love to have you on our team!

Help us shape the future of English learning and promote cross-cultural connections across the nation!

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To learn more about CC English follow this link: https://www.ccenglish.org T

o volunteer with CC English, please register by following this link: https://app.ccenglish.org/auth/selector

*CC English is a program of Intercambio, a nonprofit organization that has taught over 10,000 adult English learners over the last two decades.

Volunteer requirements:

What you DON'T need:

- You do not need any prior teaching experience.

- You do not need to speak a language other than English.

What you DO need:

- Availability to meet with a student online regularly. We recommend that you meet with your student twice a week for at least 60-90 minutes each meeting. (Note: the books are designed to take about 8 weeks to complete if you are meeting two times per week for 90 minutes each time. If you cannot commit to that much time, you will progress through our program more slowly.)

- Willingness and ability to attend your scheduled sessions. Students are paying a monthly fee of $25 to participate in CC English, so they are relying on your commitment and dependability.

- Reliable internet connection and a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and microphone. - Enthusiasm, flexibility, and patience.

- You must be at least 18 years old to volunteer.

What you get:

- The CC English platform will match you with an adult learner that matches your gender and availability. - The platform will also provide you with:

--Access to digital versions of our Confidence and Connections curriculum. --An initial online training video and access to additional training resources.

--Tools to track and manage your class and students' progress.

--Discussion forums that allow you to connect and share ideas with other volunteer teachers,

--Additional resources and tools to support your progress and ongoing connection with your student.

Cost:

- CC English volunteers are charged a $30 training and resources fee to participate in the program. This fee helps cover costs associated with training, developing resources, administration, and matching you with your student.

- We will only charge one registration fee, even if you are matched with more than one student during the time you teach with us. Your training and resources fee will be refunded within the first 30 days if you are not satisfied or if we cannot successfully match you with a student. Requesting a refund will cancel your access to the CC English platform, the digital curriculum, and any of the teaching resources.

Responsibilities:

Please visit to complete an online application.

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

Cancer Companion volunteers are needed at Aurora Medical Center Summit. 

Cancer Companions will visit with the patients during their treatment.  They will also stock supplies and provide patients with items that will make them more comfortable.  Cancer Companions assist with sanitizing the department, as well.

Please visit https://www.aurorahealthcare.org/patients-visitors/volunteer to complete an online application. After your application has been received, you will receive an email in regards to the next steps.

All Cancer Companion volunteers need to be at least 18 years of age and commit to at least 64 hours of volunteering during a calendar year.  

All volunteers are required to have the COVID 19 vaccination by October 15, 2021.  Volunteers will need to wear masks and maintain proper social distancing.

Floor assistant volunteers help the team members on the nursing units with distributing waters, sanitizing, stocking, etc.

The Volunteer Manager does require a minimum of 64 hours of volunteering during a calendar year.

Please visit https://www.aurorahealthcare.org/patients-visitors/volunteer to complete an online application.

 All volunteers are required to have the COVID 19 vaccination by October 15, 2021.  Volunteers will need to wear masks and maintain proper social distancing.

Volunteers are needed:

Sun-Sat 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Hours are flexible based on volunteer availability between 8a-6p; typically volunteers are only needed 3-4 days/week for 3 hour shifts.

All volunteers need to be at least 15 years of age and commit to at least 64 hours of volunteering during a calendar year.

All volunteers are required to have the COVID 19 vaccination by October 15, 2021.  Volunteers will need to wear masks and maintain proper social distancing.

Please visit https://www.aurorahealthcare.org/patients-visitors/volunteer/ to complete an online application.

This opportunity is available:

M-F 7 am to 8 pm (Shifts: 8a-12p; 12p-4p; 4p-8p)

Weekends and holidays 7:30 am – 4 pm (Shifts: 8a-12p; 12p-4p)

Aurora Health Care Waukesha County

W231N1440 Corporate Ct

Waukesha, WI 53186

Drivers are needed to help transport seniors to places like their doctor's office, the grocery store, and the pharmacy. This is a flexible volunteer opportunity - you tell us when you're available and we'll match you with a client in need. We serve clients throughout Milwaukee County and you can tell us which communities you want to drive in. 

What are the benefits of this opportunity?

-FLEXIBLE volunteer opportunity.

-Volunteer once a month, once a week, or every day!

-Give rides close to home or across the whole county.

-Book one ride at a time when YOU'RE free.

-Sign up for rides using our online portal, by email, or by phone.

-Build long-lasting connections with other older adults.

-Giving a helping hand to others who need it.

Your time and kindness helps our clients stay independent in their homes and is much appreciated!

What do you need?

Responsibilities:

Volunteers need to be at least 15 years of age

Please visit the link below to complete an online application.

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

MONEY COACH PROGRAM

The years leading up to high school graduation are critical to the formation of strong money management habits. Personal attention and guidance are the most effective ways to empower teens for a stable and successful financial future. Money Coach, specifically designed for teens from under-resourced communities, is our one-of-a-kind, semester-long financial mentoring program. Small groups of teens are matched with teams of volunteer coaches who guide them through in-depth financial literacy curriculum and provide one-on-one support as they put concepts into practice.

Money Coach is a multi-week program completed over a semester with high school juniors and seniors (Sept-Dec or Feb-May). Group sessions are held every other week, last 60-75-minutes, and focus on specific financial topics with interactive activities and discussion. One-on-one check ins (about 30 minutes each) are held on the weeks between the group sessions and allow for more in-depth focus on each teen's individual budget, expenses, and goals. As a volunteer, you'll mentor teens on their path to financial capability using well-designed curriculum and resources.

Money Coach is delivered in select high schools and community-based organizations in the Milwaukee area. Teens must be enrolled at one of these partners to be eligible to participate. The list of partners changes each semester, but has included: Riverside, Rufus King, Vincent, Golda Meir, North Division, James Madison, Hamilton, Washington, Reagan, South Division, St. Joan Antida, Messmer, St. Anthony, Bay View, Bradley Tech, Carmen (NW, SE, & S campuses), Teens Grow Greens, and PEARLS for Teen Girls.

VOLUNTEER ROLES

SecureFutures' Money Coach program is a hands-on financial coaching program delivered to a group of high school students by volunteer coaches. The program aims to provide a deeper understanding of financial concepts and hands-on goal-setting through a lesson plan that focuses on direct volunteer-to-student interaction. The primary role of all SecureFutures volunteers is to engage students in financial education lessons by asking questions, leading discussions, and sharing professional and life experience. There are two distinct volunteer roles in the Money Coach program.

The Group Coach volunteer engages and encourages participants and leads the group sessions. The sessions serve to educate participants on financial literacy and to guide them in the development of action plans to achieve financial needs and goals. The group sessions take place every other week for the length of the program (about 6 group sessions). All curriculum and materials are provided. We intend to hold the group sessions in person, but sites will determine their visitor policies as they relate to COVID 19 safety protocols. Groups are generally consist of about 12-18 students.

The One-on-One Coach volunteer engages and encourages participants and conducts one-on-one check-ins. The check-ins enable the coach and students to build meaningful and supportive relationships. These take place every other week while the program runs (about 5 one-on-one check ins) and will be conducted by phone or virtually. One-on-one coaches are expected to attend the group sessions, as well. One-on-one coaches will be assigned 3-4 students to mentor.

Coaches help students to develop action plans to achieve financial needs and goals and guide them if they are faced with obstacles while working toward those goals. Students practice healthy money management skills and are provided the opportunity to earn a scholarship as they meet program benchmarks.

Preferred Talents and Interests:
● Desire to work with teens who come from economically disadvantaged families and communities.
● Desire to build meaningful relationships with teens.
● Experience with public speaking, presenting, or teaching.
● Working knowledge of foundational personal finance concepts. (Training and curriculum will be provided.)
● Basic computer skills.

Training:

All volunteers complete a 3 hour, in-person training. The training covers cultural humility, trauma-informed care, and student engagement techniques, as well as all of the logistics and curriculum for the program.

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

Responsibilities:

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

Please visit to complete an online application.

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

Aurora Medical Center Summit would be honored to have you and your dog bring joy to our patients and visitors lives. The indescribable joy that your dog and you bring is heartwarming. We value our Pet Therapy Volunteers and wish you to become part of our amazing team!

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

Please visit https://www.aurorahealthcare.org/patients-visitors/volunteer to complete an online application. After your application has been received, you will receive an email in regards to the next steps.

All volunteers are required to have the COVID 19 vaccination by October 15, 2021.  Volunteers will need to wear masks and maintain proper social distancing.

What does a Companion do?

How does one learn how to be a Companion?

We have our new volunteers begin by attending a shift or two and simply observing. Then, we connect new volunteers with an established companion whom they will shadow for several shifts until the new volunteer feels ready to take the lead with neighbors.  We work collaboratively, so no companion ever flies completely solo.

We EmpowHER provides women and children with a safe, supportive community where participants are encouraged and empowered to engage in year-round programming, utilize community resources and embrace the best versions of themselves as valued community members.

Help us plan events and fundraisers. We put a variety of events, ranging from our annual Spread Your Wings Gala, to Mentor Meetings, to Brat Frys! Our events team works together to create fun and exciting opportunities for volunteers, donors, and participants. Our ideal candidate is excited to work together with the events team to create experiences for a variety of different groups. Organizing sponsors, finding venues, and creating an organized plan is needed to make events a success. Apply to learn more about our awesome committee of volunteers and to get an inside look at our event planning process.