Opportunities From: Volunteer Wisconsin

At Christine Ann, we rely on the help of our volunteers to keep our facility clean and organized for our survivors, as well as our staff.

If you enjoy cleaning and moving around, or would love to show off your organizational skills, we would love to have you join our volunteer team!

Some things you would be doing:

If you are interested, please reach out to Rachel, our Volunteer Coordinator at: 

920-230-2913 or by email at rachelf@christineann.net or visit Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services - Volunteers

Halloween time at Heritage Hill is a big one! We are seeking volunteers to help put out pumpkins, hay bales, and cornstalks through out the park prior our trick or treating event! 

This will take place the week of our Halloween event on Wednesday October 22nd

our volunteers can expect to hauling the items outside from our work truck to their respective areas. 

We’re looking for volunteer programmers to help us build Halis, a mental health support AI. Halis is not a therapist—it’s a digital companion designed to offer encouragement, emotional resilience tools, and gentle support to people during hard days. We're just getting started and could use help from coders of all levels.

What You’ll Be Working On:

Helping shape Halis’ personality and ethics through code and dialogue design

Skills We’re Looking For:

Who This Is For:

Want to help a nonprofit stay organized and effective? We’re looking for a detail-oriented volunteer who can help us clean up and manage data, organize volunteer lists, or track donations and contacts.

Tasks Might Include:

Ideal For:

No nonprofit experience required—we just need someone who’s reliable and ready to lend a hand.

We’re looking for someone to help keep our online presence alive and engaging. Whether you love crafting Instagram posts, sharing community news, or making graphics and reels, you can help us reach more people and tell our story.

What You'll Do:

You’d Be a Good Fit If You:

We’ll give you access to photos, updates, and ideas—you help bring them to life online.

We’re looking for friendly, community-minded folks to help us get the word out about Honey Suckle Bush and our local programs. If you enjoy talking to people, showing up for community events, or helping post flyers and share opportunities, we’d love your help.

What You'll Do:

Great for:

No experience needed—just a warm presence and willingness to represent our work.

Honey Suckle Bush is seeking volunteer grant writers to help us secure funding for a few early-stage community projects. We currently do not have any grant writers on our team, and there are no templates or training materials available—this opportunity is for someone who’s ready to figure it out, try their best, and learn by doing.

About Us

Honey Suckle Bush is a grassroots nonprofit focused on mutual aid, community support, and resilience-building across Wisconsin. Our current projects in need of funding include:

What You’ll Be Doing

Who This Is For

This is ideal for someone who:

We understand this is a big ask, but it's a real chance to make a tangible impact—and build skills at the same time. If you’ve got the passion and drive, we’d love to work with you.

If you have expertise repairing common household items, we could use your help! The library and community members are starting at Fix-It Clinic which will be held three or four times per year with the next one occurring in October. At this clinic, the community is encouraged to bring in their household items for repair. Our team of volunteer experts will fix the items for them, showing them the process and troubleshooting steps along the way.

We are currently in need of a volunteer with expertise in repairing bicycles!

If you have expertise repairing common household items, we could use your help! The library and community members are starting at Fix-It Clinic which will be held three or four times per year with the next one occurring in October. At this clinic, the community is encouraged to bring in their household items for repair. Our team of volunteer experts will fix the items for them, showing them the process and troubleshooting steps along the way.

We are currently in need of a volunteer with expertise in repairing watches!

We're looking for volunteers to help create captivating social media content that is relevant to our mission and projects! As a member of our Communications Team, you would work closely with the team lead who will give you content assignments and ideas to keep us in our followers' feeds, portraying us in a positive light, entertaining, informing, educating, and/or inspiring them. We strive to post 3-5 times a week with a variety of content formats: photos, graphics, and videos, but this can change depending on your availability! Experience editing short-form video and creating graphics is a plus, but not required. The time commitment for this role is flexible and ongoing. We encourage you to attend our events to capture content, some of which will occur on evenings and weekends.

Key responsibilities will include: 

One hour per week minimum, 3 month commitment, monthly scheduling, select Tues or Thurs, 4pm or 5pm sessions. Background check and Application required.

The Adaptive Riding Group program invites youth who have a unique physical or mental health diagnosis such as multiple sclerosis, autism, anxiety or depression. By riding on the horse, participants can build core strength, communication skills, and social skills. Participants benefit from emotional enrichment of therapeutic riding and equine-assisted learning.

Volunteers/students walk alongside the horse and rider to give them physical stability and verbal encouragement. Volunteers must be emotionally aware and situationally aware of their surroundings to contribute to a healthy and safe therapeutic environment.

·      Gain an understanding of the horse-human connection and the benefit of adaptive riding.

·      Gain comfort in relating to others with special needs.

·      Experience the benefit of encouraging others and see progress in their rider.

·      Learn individual roles and responsibilities within the team.

·      Practice healthy boundaries, self-awareness, and situational awareness.

·      Walk for 50 minutes in deep sand, and jog/run for short periods of time

·      Lift 50lbs

·      Pass a background check and be at least 18 years of age

·      Keep an arm extended from your side for 50 minutes

·      Contribute to a healthy and safe therapeutic environment

·      Be a reliable, consistent contributor

·      Follow directions, be flexible and responsive to changes in schedules. Be patient, kind, and caring of all humans and animals on the ranch.

Bread Run Drivers – Thursdays from 6:30-8:30am @ The Salvation Army Corps, 626 Union Ct, GB: We need volunteers to pick up food donations from various businesses in the Green Bay area with a Salvation Army vehicle. This role requires standing, walking, lifting and a background check. To sign up, please contact Michaela: 920.593.2375 | Michaela.Koepp@usc.salvationarmy.org

Volunteering at Birch Creek
The Birch Creek Associates Volunteers

Birch Creek is grateful to have a loyal and dedicated volunteer group – known as The Associates – helping with a variety of duties on campus. For over 30 years, they’ve supported Birch Creek’s educational mission by helping with campus beautification, ushering at concerts, staffing the concession stand, assisting with registration, tending to our gardens, doing office work and preparing the campus for students, faculty and patrons. The Associates also raise money for scholarships, equipment purchases and capital projects. We invite you to become a part of these great friends and valued supporters of Birch Creek!

Please visit our website to sign up to become a Birch Creek Associate!
Birch Creek's Volunteer Page

Or, navigate directly to our Volunteer Portal.
Birch Creek Volunteer Portal

WE APPRECIATE YOUR INTEREST IN VOLUNTEERING FOR BIRCH CREEK!

Reduce the isolation and loneliness of a community member by doing a friendly visit.  Play a card or board game, do a puzzle, watch tv, or just chat.  Many people don't have a person to socialize with and just giving a little of your time can mean the world to them.  This time also can provide needed respite for their caregiver. 

A friendly face and the ability to walk short distances frequently is what you need for the lab volunteer position. Your main role will be to escort patients to the lab, stock supplies, and help with light cleaning of equipment. We are looking for people to fill this volunteer role one day a week from 8-11am. Be part of a great team! 

Cherry Meadows Hospice, a ThedaCare at Home facility, is seeking hygiene items for newly-admitted hospice patients staying at this facility.

Body lotion
Hand lotion
Shampoo
Conditioner
Toothbrushes
Toothpaste
Floss
Deodorant/Anti-perspirant
Cotton swabs
Mouthwash
Bar soap
Body wash
Body spray
Hair Combs
Hair Brushes
Hair clips
Razors
Shaving cream
Feminine care items    

Individual items are fine. Patients get admitted and many are missing some of these items in their personal belongings. If we could potentially get 25 of each of these, that would be great, but we’d be grateful with what we can get.

You can drop off all these items at ThedaCare at Home, Monday-Friday from 9 am-4 pm.

Horizon knows that one out of every four dying Americans is a Veteran. At Horizon Home Care & Hospice / Kathy Hospice / Lawlis Family Hospice, we believe that Veterans deserve special consideration with regard to our volunteer program.

The goal of our Veteran to Veteran Hospice Volunteer Program is to match Veterans and Active Military individuals to Veteran hospice patients. We know that because of their common military experience, Veterans are able to form a bond that goes beyond their civilian roles.

Whether you are interested in making home visits or visiting patients at one of our hospice in-patient units in Mequon or West Bend, we have several roles to help you provide support to our Veterans.

We Honor Veterans at Horizon. Please contact us today to find out more about how you can be involved. 

Join our volunteer team as a Volunteer Delivery Support and play a vital role in bringing nutritious food directly to Second Harvest partner food pantries across southwestern Wisconsin.

This is a hands-on opportunity to make a real impact, ensuring food reaches neighbors. No driving is required—just your energy, reliability, and passion for giving back. All deliveries are made using a Second Harvest vehicle.

What You'll Do:

What We're Looking For:

Commitment:

Requirements:

Why Volunteer With Us?

Ready to ride along and make a difference? You can complete our volunteer application linked here or email us for more information at volunteers@secondharvestsw.org.

We are in need of light grounds maintenance, primarily pulling weeds during the summer months.  

We serve a multitude of people in our community and one of the families is Spanish speaking with two children in our equine assisted therapy program. We need a translator to come at least once per month, more would be great, on Thursdays from 5-6 PM when the family is here. The instructor and team would like to let the family know how their session went and have conversations as needed. We would also like this person to review our documents that go out to families once we convert them to Spanish.

Volunteers will help our teachers in the elementary classroom with the lesson, art activities, or any other planned activity. Each volunteer must apply on our website and be background checked. 

lifewise.org/greenbayareawi

Operation Fresh Start empowers emerging adults on a path to self-sufficiency through education, mentoring, and employment training.

Operation Fresh Start is looking for volunteers to work at their front desk! No prior experience necessary.

We are looking for volunteers who can sit at the front desk from 3:15-5:15pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Volunteers may take one shift or multiple! This is an on-going volunteer opportunity. Must be 18 years or older and pass a background check.

Volunteer Duties:

Interested volunteers should email us at info@operationfreshstart.org, or call at 608-244-4721

If you have expertise repairing common household items, we could use your help! The library and community members are staring at Fix-It Clinic which will be held three or four times per year with the next one occuring in October. At this clinic, the community is encouraged to bring in their household items for repair. Our team of volunteer experts will fix the items for them, showing them the process and troubleshooting steps along the way. 

We are currently in need of a volunteer with expertise in repairing jewelry!

Couleecap is seeking individuals looking to make a difference in their community!

Located at the REACH Center at 212 11th St. South in La Crosse the Tenant Landlord Resource office offers a flexible schedule, excellent hands-on experience working with clients, and a variety of tasks available from person to person and clerical work. 

Contact us today to learn more about how you can lend your skills and gain a variety of new skills while making a difference in your community! 

Work options include:

* Assist clients in drafting letters to appeal a denial, make a statement of change related to their background or rental history and/or to communicate a matter with their landlord. 

* Make referrals to Legal Action if Wisconsin for clients when appropriate.

* Assist with Rent Ready, Total Navigation Team and other client facing opportunities.

* Assist clients with a basic understanding of their lease and provide resources to address their specific issue(s)

* Provide staff support in the office during open hours.

* Maintain and expand a landlord data base.

*Complete initial applications with folks searching for housing

*Create a follow up system to assess the success of our assistance

*Create handouts to explain the different types of housing

*AND MORE! 

“Stay Strong & Connected: Teach Bingocize at Lincoln Center!

The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Portage County is piloting a new evidence-based program, called Bingocize®, and need an exercise leader/Bingo-caller to help make it happen!  The leader will be expected to travel throughout Portage County for pop-up workshops in addition to the events at Lincoln Center.

Bingocize® is a fun, 10-week program that combines exercise and health education with the familiar game of Bingo. The class meets twice a week for 45 - 60 minutes to get some activity in, socialize, learn, and win prizes.

Leader training is available online and covered by the ADRC of Portage County.

Interested in learning more about this opportunity? Contact the Health Promotion Coordinator at 715-346-1401.

What better way to have fun while becoming stronger than leading a Bingocize® class?”

CCR&R is holding a shoe donation drive fundraiser through September 2025 and we are looking for help sorting and bagging gently used pairs of shoes. If you can help, please call 920-886-1211 to schedule a time to volunteer!   

Looking for those who enjoy lawn and garden care! We have a large outdoor space that needs attending to. Volunteers will help us maintain a welcoming and kid-friendly environment by weeding garden beds, trimming plants, watering plants, and keeping the space clean and inviting. This is a great opportunity for individuals or groups who enjoy fresh air and a little dirt under their nails!

Our Imagination Station is a hands-on, open-ended play space where kids build, invent, and explore using a variety of materials. As an Imagination Station Monitor, your role is to help monitor the area, keep materials tidy and available, and encourage safe, imaginative play. You’ll be welcoming families, answering basic questions, and gently guiding children when needed.

This role is available to pick up Tuesdays-Saturdays during museum open hours.

What you'll do:

Who we're looking for:

After enrolling in our HSLP Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on interests and preferences (gender, race, age, etc.) Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, they can start meeting!

BBBS conducts regular check-in conversations and observations with Bigs and Littles to ensure the relationship is healthy, safe, and thriving.

Interested in learning more about getting involved as a mentor or a partner?
Reach out to Miriam Whiteagle, Site-Based Program Coordinator,
at mwhiteagle@bbbsmadison.org or 608-661-5437 ext. 1122.

We are thrilled to host an enchanting evening at Heritage Hill Historical Park this Halloween season! Step back in time as our park transforms into a whimsical and slightly eerie wonderland for trick-or-treaters of all ages.  

Event Details: 

Date:  Saturday 10/25/2025  

Time:  9am - 4pm 

Catering: 888 Cheese Co. Available from 10:30am-2:30pm

Each year, Heritage Hills annual trick or treating events sees around 1000 attendees, making it our largest attended one day event. We kindly ask our volunteers to provide bags of candy if they are able.

Volunteer Info:  

As a volunteer, you will play a crucial role in creating a magical experience for our guests. Children in costumes will wander through the park, eagerly collecting treats from volunteers like yourself at our various historical buildings!  You'll not only help preserve our historical village's charm but also create lasting memories for families in our community. It's a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in history while celebrating the spirit of Halloween in a unique setting.  

PLEASE INDICATE IN WHICH AREA YOU WOULD PREFER TO VOLUNTEER. WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO ASSIGN YOU TO THESE POSITONS, BUT NO GUARENTEES. 

CHECK-IN/FRONT DESK SHIFT: 8:30am- 2:30pm (6 hour shift)

Work closely with front desk staff to check people in, collect tickets, put on wrist bands, provide information, take payments, and collaborate with other volunteers.  

TREAT HANDOUT SHIFT:

Shift Option 1- 8:45am- 12:15pm (3.5 hour shift)

Shift Option 2- 12:15-4:00pm (3.5 hour shift)

Hand out candy and other treats to the trick-or-treaters at the various historic buildings around our park!  You will be stationed at one historic building to hand out candy to the many kids! There are 26 historic buildings, so we are seeking over 50 volunteers for this position. 

PARK FLOATER: 

Shift Option 1: 9:00am -12:00pm (4 hour shift)

Shift Option 2: 12:00pm-4:00pm (4 hour shift)

Direct guests to event, restock supplies as needed, collect candy wrappers, and basically help keep the park looking its best!

**Please dress accordingly because it may be chilly and you will be outside**

When signing up, let us know in the NOTES section if there is a volunteer role that you would prefer!

The Rehab Unit provides specialized medical care that focuses on providing care that supports and fosters patients regaining independence.

You can greatly enhance the lives of these patients by visiting them when they don't have family there, reading to them, playing cards, etc.

You may also assist with tidying up, checking supply stocks, office work as requested, etc.

Reading is the foundation of all learning.  You can help third-graders in Tomah's Miller Elementary School master this key life skill, as a Read to Success tutor with The Great Rivers United Way!

Studies show if a child is not up to grade level reading by the end of third grade, they almost never catch up. 

Read to Success runs throughout the majority of a school year, generally October - Mid May. Over the course of the 2025 - 2026 school year, you will work with one or two students, spending 30-45 minutes with them each week during the school day. 

Volunteers read to their student using a book we've selected that relates to a specific subject and have them read to you as well as participate in fun reading-based activities! To help you and your student feel comfortable and connected,  Great Rivers United Way provides a tutoring bin with literacy related conversation starter materials to help you focus your time together on reading skills.  Materials include question cards such as "what do you think will happen next?"  "Why do you think the character made that choice?"  

In addition to helping your student improve their reading skills, your positive influence can have benefits that will last a lifetime.  The kids need the extra help and their teachers appreciate the extra support you can provide!

Schools require all volunteers have an approved background check on file to work with students.  The Great Rivers United Way Community Engagement Coordinator, Connor will contact you to explain more about the program and initiate the required background check.  

So sign up today and help a child learn to love reading in your community!

Reading is the foundation of all learning.  You can help third-graders in West Salem Elementary master this key skill, as a Read to Success tutor with The Great Rivers United Way!

Studies show if a child is not up to grade level reading by the end of third grade, they almost never catch up. 

Read to Success runs throughout the majority of a school year, generally October - Mid May. Over the course of the 2025 - 2026 school year, you will work with two students, spending 30 minutes with them each week during the school day. 

You'll read to your student using a book we've selected that relates to a specific subject and have them read to you as well as participate in fun reading-based activities! To help you and your student feel comfortable and connected,  Great Rivers United Way provides a tutoring bin with literacy related conversation starter materials to help you focus your time together on reading skills.  Materials include question cards such as "what do you think will happen next?"  "Why do you think the character made that choice?"  

In addition to helping your student improve their reading skills, your positive influence can have benefits that will last a lifetime.  The kids need the extra help and their teachers appreciate the extra support you can provide!

Schools require all volunteers have an approved background check on file to work with students.  The Great Rivers United Way Community Engagement Coordinator will contact you to explain more about the program and initiate the required background check.  

So sign up today and help a child learn to love reading in your community!

Reading is the foundation of all learning.  You can help third-graders in  Sparta Herrman elementary school master this key skill, as a Read to Success tutor with The Great Rivers United Way!

Studies show if a child is not up to grade level reading by the end of third grade, they almost never catch up. 

Read to Success runs throughout the majority of a school year, generally October - Mid May. Over the course of the 2025 - 2026 school year, you will work with two or three students, spending 30-60 minutes with them each week during the school day.  

You'll read to your student using a book we've selected that relates to a specific subject and have them read to you as well as participate in fun reading-based activities! To help you and your student feel comfortable and connected,  Great Rivers United Way provides a tutoring bin with literacy related conversation starter materials to help you focus your time together on reading skills.  Materials include question cards such as "what do you think will happen next?"  "Why do you think the character made that choice?"  

In addition to helping your student improve their reading skills, your positive influence can have benefits that will last a lifetime.  The kids need the extra help and their teachers appreciate the extra support you can provide!

Schools require all volunteers have an approved background check on file to work with students.  The Great Rivers United Way Community Engagement Coordinator will contact you to explain more about the program and initiate the required background check.  

So sign up today and help a child learn to love reading in your community!

Reading is the foundation of all learning.  You can help third-graders at Prairie du Chien's Bluff View Intermediary master this key skill, as a Read to Success tutor with The Great Rivers United Way!

Studies show if a child is not up to grade level reading by the end of third grade, they almost never catch up. 

Read to Success runs throughout the majority of a school year, generally October - May. Over the course of the 2025 - 2026 school year, you will work with two or three students, spending an hour minutes with them each week during the school day.  

You'll read to your student using a book we've selected that relates to a specific subject and have them read to you as well as participate in fun reading-based activities! To help you and your student feel comfortable and connected,  Great Rivers United Way provides a tutoring bin with literacy related conversation starter materials to help you focus your time together on reading skills.  Materials include question cards such as "what do you think will happen next?"  "Why do you think the character made that choice?"  

In addition to helping your student improve their reading skills, your positive influence can have benefits that will last a lifetime.  The kids need the extra help and their teachers appreciate the extra support you can provide!

Schools require all volunteers have an approved background check on file to work with students.  The Great Rivers United Way Community Engagement Coordinator Connor will contact you to explain more about the program and initiate the required background check.  

So sign up today and help a child learn to love reading in your community!

Reading is the foundation of all learning.  You can help third-graders in  Onalaska Pertzsch elementary school master this key skill, as a Read to Success tutor with The Great Rivers United Way!

Studies show if a child is not up to grade level reading by the end of third grade, they almost never catch up. 

Read to Success runs throughout the majority of a school year, generally October - Mid May. During the 2025-2026 school year, you will work with two or three students, spending 30-60 minutes with them each week during the school day.  

To help you and your student feel comfortable and connected,  Great Rivers United Way provides a tutoring bin with high quality books and literacy related conversation starter materials to help you focus your time together on reading skills.  Materials include question cards such as "what do you think will happen next?"  "Why do you think the character made that choice?"  

In addition to helping your student improve their reading skills, your positive influence can have benefits that will last a lifetime. Will you help? Click the Respond button to get things started!

The Great Rivers United Way Community Engagement Coordinator, Connor will contact you to explain more about the program and initiate the required background check.  

So sign up today and help a child learn to love reading in your community!

Reading is the foundation of all learning.  You can help third-graders in Black River Falls' Red Creek Elementary School master this key skill, as a Read to Success tutor with The Great Rivers United Way!

Studies show if a child is not up to grade level reading by the end of third grade, they almost never catch up. 

Read to Success runs throughout the majority of a school year, generally October - May. Over the course of the 2025-2026 school year, you will work with two or three students, spending 30-45 minutes with them each week during the school day.  

You'll read to your student using a book we've selected that relates to a specific subject and have them read to you as well as participate in fun reading-based activities! To help you and your student feel comfortable and connected,  Great Rivers United Way provides a tutoring bin with literacy related conversation starter materials to help you focus your time together on reading skills.  Materials include question cards such as "what do you think will happen next?"  "Why do you think the character made that choice?"  

In addition to helping your student improve their reading skills, your positive influence can have benefits that will last a lifetime.  The kids need the extra help and their teachers appreciate the extra support you can provide!

Schools require all volunteers have an approved background check on file to work with students.  The Great Rivers United Way Community Engagement Coordinator will contact you to explain more about the program and initiate the required background check.  

So sign up today and help a child learn to love reading in your community!

Reading is the foundation of all learning. You can help third-graders in the School District of La Crosse master this key skill by sharing your love of reading as a Read to Success tutor with Great Rivers United Way! 

Studies show if a child is not up to grade level reading by the end of third grade, they almost never catch up.

Read to Success runs throughout the majority of a school year, generally October - Mid May. During the 2025-2026 school year, you will work with two or three students, spending 30-60 minutes with them each week during the school day.

To help you and your student feel comfortable and connected,  Great Rivers United Way provides a tutoring bin with high quality books and literacy related conversation starter materials to help you focus your time together on reading skills.  Materials include question cards such as "what do you think will happen next?"  "Why do you think the character made that choice?"  

In addition to helping your student improve their reading skills, your positive influence can have benefits that will last a lifetime. Will you help? Click the Respond button to get things started!

The Great Rivers United Way Community Engagement Coordinator, Connor will contact you to explain more about the program and initiate the required background check.  

So sign up today and help a child learn to love reading in your community!

As we continue to do the work we have been called to do – serving our community and supporting our guests on their journey toward reintegration into the community- we ask for your continued support.   Your donation allows us to provide continued service to anyone in need who comes through our doors. We can grow our programming to allow us to offer more services and resources. We are expanding our facility to accommodate the increased number of people we serve.  We are asking for your continued support. No gift is too big or too small. Every offering helps us move forward with our mission, making Marathon County a better place.

Help young readers grow! Join the Page Turners program and support youth, grades K-3, build reading confidence and proficiency. Volunteers work one-on-one, helping with reading practice and encouragement. By fourth grade, students who cannot read proficiently are on the high school dropout track. The ability to read by the end of third grade is essential to increasing the number of children who succeed academically, graduate on time, and do well in life and the workforce. 

No teaching experience needed - just patience, positivity, and a passion for literacy. Flexible scheduling makes it easy to get involved. 

Help make a difference, one page at a time!

Are you looking for a rewarding way to give back to your community? Fox Cities Habitat is searching for a warm and welcoming Front Desk Volunteer to join our team at our Main Office, located at 921 Midway Rd., Menasha.

In this vital role, you'll be the first point of contact for our visitors and callers, making a real difference by:

We offer flexible shifts to fit your schedule! Our office hours are Monday through Thursday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, and Fridays from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM. You can choose between full-day or half-day options.

Ready to make an impact and be part of something special? We'd love to hear from you! For more information, please call or text Angie Demers at 920-205-2832 or email AngieD@foxcitieshabitat.org. We can't wait to welcome you to our team!

Rawhide Youth Services is looking for dedicated volunteer groups to assist with ongoing maintenance and beautification projects at our 700-acre New London campus. This is a great opportunity for corporate teams, church groups, school organizations, or community clubs to work together, enjoy the outdoors, and make a direct impact on the lives of at-risk youth.

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Volunteer groups will assist with a variety of hands-on tasks including:

General campus clean-up Landscaping and lawn care

Tree removal and brush clearing Bush trimming and garden maintenance

Exterior painting and staining of buildings or structures

Window cleaning and other light facility upkeep

Requirements:

Volunteers should be comfortable with physical, outdoor work

Must be 18 years of age or older

Groups must provide appropriate footwear and weather-appropriate clothing

Ability to lift, bend, or stand for periods of time depending on the project

What We Provide:

Project supervision and guidance from Rawhide staff

All necessary tools and materials

A meaningful, team-building experience that supports our mission

Impact:

Your time and effort help maintain a safe, welcoming, and peaceful environment for youth who are working to overcome significant life challenges. Every project you complete allows our staff to focus more fully on the healing and growth of the young men we serve.

Come help the Food Pantry share food and household items with Dane County families!

This shift includes 2 main roles- 1. Grocery Guide- Supporting customers as they shop and helping them take groceries out to their cars. 2. Registration/Intake-Helping Customers with paperwork and Check-in. 

Depending on which bilingual volunteer staff are present during a given shift, this role will float between being a Grocery Guide and being our Registration/Intake Volunteer. 

Bilingual volunteers should be comfortable engaging with customers and ensuring the pantry policies are being followed. This opportunity is specifically for Bilingual English/Spanish Volunteers. 

Our biggest need is Thursday, from 12:00-3:15.

We are looking for volunteers who can make a weekly commitment for at least three months. If you are interested in this opportunity please click the respond button and reach out to Abigail at abigail@goodmancenter.org or 608-204-8048.

Front Gate Attendant

Be the first welcoming face at Rawhide Youth Services, ensuring a safe and secure environment for visitors, staff, and youth. Your presence at the front gate helps create a positive first impression while protecting and supporting our mission. 

Essential Responsibilities 

What You’ll Bring 

 Location: New London, WI

 Department: Facilities

  Work Environment

 Position may require periods of standing or sitting Exposure to various weather conditions (e.g., heat, cold, rain, wind) 

Time Commitment & Schedule: Flexible scheduling between 8a.m.–4:30 p.m., Monday–Friday, on an as-needed basis

https://rawhide.org/get-involved/volunteer

The Bart & Cherry Starr Museum Attendant

Welcome visitors to The Bart and Cherry Starr Museum and bring Rawhide’s history to life. Your role ensures a meaningful and engaging experience for every guest. 

Essential Responsibilities 

What You’ll Bring 

 Location: New London, WI 

Department: Museum & Guest Services 

Work Environment 

Time Commitment & Schedule: Volunteer shifts from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

https://rawhide.org/get-involved/volunteer

Janitorial Technician

Create a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for youth, staff, and visitors at Rawhide Youth Services. Your dedication helps maintain a space where growth and healing can thrive.

  Essential Responsibilities

What You’ll Bring 

 Location: New London, WI 

Department: Facilities & Maintenance 

Work Environment 

Indoor work in offices, restrooms, and common areas 

Exposure to cleaning chemicals (protective gear provided as needed)

 Physical demands include lifting, bending, and extended periods of standing 

Time Commitment & Schedule: Flexible scheduling between 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Monday–Friday, based on availability.

https://rawhide.org/get-involved/volunteer

Join our fundraising team to work on fundraising strategies and help plan events. Whether you have experience in fundraising or just want to help our chapter raise funds, we have opportunities for you. There are many skills and interests that can be involved in planning, outreach, and event planning or other skills that are part of putting together events that can be useful. Events are sometimes online as well as in person, and meetings are online. We have a general template that has worked well for us, but we are always open to new ideas and how to improve our efforts. Fundraising is a key element of helping our chapter succeed. 

Use your hands-on skills to keep Rawhide Youth Services’ facilities safe, functional, and well-maintained—providing a stable environment for youth as they navigate their journey of growth and change. Your time and expertise ensure a space where at-risk youth can heal, grow, and thrive. 

Essential Responsibilities 

What You’ll Bring 

Location: New London, WI 

Department: Facilities & Maintenance

Work Environment: Outdoor work in various weather conditions (e.g., heat, cold, rain, wind) 

Physical demands include lifting up to 50 pounds and repetitive movements 

Time Commitment & Schedule: Flexible scheduling between 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Monday-Friday

https://rawhide.org/get-involved/volunteer

Support Rawhide Youth Services by assisting in the preparation, serving, and cleanup of meals for youth and staff. Your role helps create a welcoming and nourishing environment that promotes health, connection, and positive experiences within our community. 

Essential Responsibilities 

What You’ll Bring:

Location: New London, WI 

Department: Food Service 

Work Environment

Kitchen and dining area with exposure to heat and cooking equipment. 

Standing for long periods; occasional lifting up to 25 pounds. Follow health and safety protocols, including PPE as needed. 

Time Commitment & Schedule: Flexible scheduling between 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Monday-Friday

https://rawhide.org/get-involved/volunteer

Join us for the Center for Grieving Children's Family Nights - a safe, healing space for kids and their families. We're looking for compassionate volunteers to help create connection, comfort, and community. Our Family Nights are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month from 6pm to approximately 8pm. Dinner will also be served. The location changes each Family Night to reflect the activity of that evening. Your presence can mean the world.

Blue Lotus is almost fully booked for the summer with groups who serve people with disabilities, seniors, youth placed at-risk, and many others who have life challenges. Our guests come seven days a week, mornings and evenings. 

This means we need plenty of volunteers to help ensure our guests have a fun, relaxing and safe experience. Come and enjoy time outdoors with guests who will certainly touch your heart.  If you can help us for even one day, you will make a difference.

You can assist by:

While the boats are always our greatest area of need, being willing to help with even one or two of these items will make a big difference.

If you have not previously completed a volunteer application, we will need to have one before your first time helping.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions!  lisa@thebluelotuscenter.org

As a volunteer for The MomCo and KidsCo, you will help us accomplish our KidsCo goal to create a safe, nurturing environment for all children and take excellent care of MomCo kids while moms enjoy their time with other moms.

As such, The MomCo and KidsCo Coordinator would love to hear from you if you can mentally, physically, and emotionally care for children 8:45 AM – 11:15 AM on select Fridays a month from September 2025 to May 2026.

Fill out this form to contact us and see the specific dates: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfZ51mdFtJL5urWG3XtoPdEdC9B0SKyb-dud6JGY-9ek2U5Xg/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=116810754006020235980

Make a difference in the Hartford area by delivering hot meals to our seniors and home bound clients. Horizon Home Care & Hospice has several Meals on Wheels routes in Milwaukee metro areas, and we wanted to expand our coverage. If interested in joining our team of dedicated volunteer delivery drivers, please contact us today for more information. 

Learn more and register here:  https://www.jraar.org/volunteer

More and more members of our community need help keeping food on the table for their families. Be part of a team that provides a dignified and respectful shopping experience for guests accessing the WayForward Resources food pantry by:

The ideal volunteer will be available for a minimum of one weekly or bi-weekly volunteer shift for at least 3 months or as a substitute for regularly scheduled volunteers. Of course, this is with the understanding that a volunteer may need flexibility for vacation, sickness, appointments, etc.

Volunteers shifts are available Tuesday through Saturday for volunteers aged 18 and above.

For more information, check out the WayForward website at wayforwardresources.org and fill out a volunteer inquiry form or contact Pam Higham at pam@wayforwardresources.org or 608.826.3409.

Rides and Reins Therapeutic Riding Center is seeking volunteers to help improve the grounds and gardens. Additional help/support is needed in the form of donations to offset the costs.  From plants to mulch, Rides and Reins needs the community's help!  

How can YOU help? 

Call Lisa at 262-717-5637 for further information or with any questions! Thank you!

Rides and Reins Therapeutic Riding Center

4371 Arthur Rd. 

Slinger, WI

ridesandreins@gmail.com

Tax Aide is looking for volunteers for the 2025 tax preparation season (February through mid-April 2026). 

Volunteers work at one or more of our 10 local NE Wisconsin sites to prepare taxes for residents, may of whom are low- to medium-income and 50+ years of age.  Volunteers assist taxpayers in identifying tax forms and documents needed to prepare returns and use IRS-certified and encrypted software to enter taxpayer data to create Federal and state returns.  After completion, a Tax-Aide volunteer explains the returns to the taxpayer.  Tax preparation is done in a group environment.  

Volunteers acquire tax knowledge by attending local Tax-Aide training classes (held in December and January) and through self-study. All volunteers are required to take and pass several certification tests administered through the IRS and Tax-Aide.

Typically, volunteers work two days per week (5-6 hours per day) during the tax season (February through mid-April), in addition to their training hours before the filing season.

AARP Foundation Tax-Aide reimburses volunteers for mileage for tax preparation and training. 

Leadership opportunities are available for those interested.   

Volunteers are needed to help with greeting and help with the pre-movie activities.

Volunteers learn more and register here - Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department: Monday Night Movies in the Park

Have you ever wanted to help an adopted or foster child but don't know where to begin? Start here, at The Ranch with our Stable Moments mentorship program where you will be paired with one child and one horse for a ground work (non-riding) session one hour per week. Training is provided!

Staffing Bayview's Food Pantry. This includes stocking shelves, checking in visitors, helping them navigate their options, conduct general tidying, and sort through areas for expired items.

Staffing Bayview's Food Pantry. This includes stocking shelves, checking in visitors, helping them navigate their options, conduct general tidying, and sort through areas for expired items.

Staffing Bayview's Food Pantry. This includes stocking shelves, checking in visitors, helping them navigate their options, conduct general tidying, and sort through areas for expired items.

Staffing Bayview's Food Pantry. This includes stocking shelves, checking in visitors, helping them navigate their options, conduct general tidying, and sort through areas for expired items.

Staffing Bayview's Food Pantry. This includes stocking shelves, checking in visitors, helping them navigate their options, conduct general tidying, and sort through areas for expired items.

Staffing Bayview's Food Pantry. This includes stocking shelves, checking in visitors, helping them navigate their options, conduct general tidying, and sort through areas for expired items.

Staffing Bayview's Food Pantry. This includes stocking shelves, checking in visitors, helping them navigate their options, conduct general tidying, and sort through areas for expired items.

The Sierra Club Wisconsin is seeking a Treasurer to co-manage the various duties and responsibilities currently performed by the Chapter Treasurer. The combined purpose of these Treasurer roles is to help manage and report on the finances of the chapter and its entities.

The State Treasurer position would work closely with the Chapter Treasurer, Group Treasurers, chapter staff and the volunteer Finance committee and engage with national Sierra Club and Sierra Club Foundation finance staff as needed.

After gaining an understanding of internal Sierra Club financial policies and processes, this role will provide guidance and oversight for our six Group Treasurers including answering policy or bookkeeping questions, reviewing and approving expenses submitted for reimbursement, assistance with transaction entry, opening and closing accounts, bank reconciliation or other tasks as needed. 

The State Treasurer will also work closely with the Chapter-Treasurer and staff on monitoring and reporting on the financial health of the chapter. This could include monitoring the budget, reporting material deviation, preparing financial reporting forms. And take the lead on completing year end reporting forms for the chapter and groups.

The estimated time commitment for this position is 3 to 4 hours per month with a larger time commitment in August.

Qualifications:

Habitat for Humanity of Dane County is looking for volunteers to help at our Stoughton and Sun Prairie construction sites, building affordable housing! No prior experience is needed - all the tools and training are available on site. Opportunities are available Thursdays-Saturdays from 8:15am-3:30pm.

Volunteers must be 18 or older; flexible and willing to be trained; and comfortable standing/working for the duration of the full shift. 

Please visit our VolunteerHub website to view current construction volunteer opportunities and sign up today: https://habitatdane.volunteerhub.com. You will be able to view all construction opportunities throughout Dane County along with our ReStore opportunities. For additional information, contact volunteer@habitatdane.org or call Julie at 608-620-4922.

The Outagamie County Nutrition Program serves meals to individuals who are 60+ years old. Meals are served in two different settings: congregate and home-delivered. Congregate meals are offered at five different locations: Hortonville, Kaukauna, Oneida Heights (Appleton), Seymour, and the Mary Beth Nienhaus Activity Center (Appleton). Home-delivered meals are offered throughout Outagamie County.

Days vary but hours are typically between 10:00am-12:30pm. 

Neenah, De Pere, Hortonville, Greenville, Seymour

Looking for welcoming families or parents in the cities listed above to host international high school students for the next school year 2025-2026. 

Students come to the US with their own money and insurance, and they speak English and go through an orientation.

We have students from Spain, Germany, Chile, Thailand, Brazil, France, etc...

Explore student profiles: Find a great match! https://www.panatlanticfoundation.org/ny5-student-profiles.html These are only some of the students who are eligible for Wisconsin's school start dates. Contact me for more profiles!

Start your application now to get pre-approved for full access to student profiles as they become available: www.iwanttohost.org

Not sure yet about hosting? Refer a family who would like to host and win $100!

Create and maintain welcoming outdoor spaces that reflect Rawhide’s commitment to a positive environment. Your work ensures safe, well-kept grounds for youth, staff, and visitors. 

Essential Responsibilities 

 What You’ll Bring

Location: New London, WI

Department: Facilities

 Work Environment 

Outdoor work in various weather conditions (e.g., heat, cold, rain, wind) 

Physical demands include lifting up to 50 pounds and repetitive movements Use of manual and power tools with adherence to safety protocols 

Time Commitment & Schedule: Flexible scheduling between 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Monday–Friday, based on availability.

https://rawhide.org/get-involved/volunteer

Valley VNA is seeking a volunteer to assist with painting projects both inside and outside of our facility. This includes painting interior walls as well as outdoor trim and pillars. Your time and effort will help brighten the space for residents and staff alike!

Help care for Rawhide’s horses and equine facilities, creating a safe and nurturing environment for youth to engage in equine-assisted activities. Your time and dedication support the well-being of our horses and the success of our programs. 

Essential Responsibilities

What You’ll Bring

Location: New London, WI 

Department: Equine Program 

Work Environment: Outdoor work in barns, paddocks, and riding areas Exposure to various weather conditions (e.g., heat, cold, rain, wind) Physical demands include lifting, bending, and performing repetitive movements Potential for interaction with youth participants during equine programs

Time Commitment & Schedule: Volunteer shifts are available on an as-needed basis.

https://rawhide.org/get-involved/volunteer

One or a couple volunteer groups will be needed to help for the Oakwood Village University Woods annual Evening Under the Oaks summer concert series, June-August.

Up to 5 volunteers will be needed each time to help with the following tasks for the concert series:

- help Life Enrichment staff get and bring Assisted Living, Memory Care or Skilled Nursing residents to the concert

- help residents go back to their respective buildings after the concert is done

- also help Life Enrichment staff reset the outdoor Assisted Living patio area (when concerts are held outside weather permitting) to include moving furniture

- volunteers will be needed to help 5:45-8:00 p.m. for each concert

- concerts are scheduled, and volunteers are needed, for the following dates:  June 13 & 27, July 11 & 25, and August 8 & 22.

- concerts are held outside, weather permitting, on the Assisted Living patio area.  In the event of bad weather, the concert is moved inside to the University Woods Arts Center.  If that happens for any concert, a volunteer group will only need to help transport residents.

Interested groups can get more information about set-up and orientation basics from the University Woods Volunteer Services Coordinator.

Welcome to St. Croix Hospice Volunteer Services!

When you give your time as a volunteer with St. Croix Hospice, you join a team of individuals dedicated to providing patient-centered care and comfort during advanced-stage illnesses. Hospice volunteers offer companionship, compassionate help and support for patients and their loved ones when they need it most. Volunteers provide an empathic, respectful and caring presence for patients and their loved ones.

The St. Croix Hospice team provides exceptional hospice care with an emphasis on quality of life. Our holistic care model offers physical, emotional and spiritual support uniquely tailored to a patient’s individual needs and wishes. When you join our team as a volunteer, you are making a difference in the lives of individuals and families right in your own community.

We offer several opportunities to volunteer virtually: 

-Bereavement Calls- Calling families of patients who have passed and providing resources to them.

-Welcome Calls- Welcoming patients and their families to St. Croix Hospice and ensuring they have everything they need

-Tuck-In Calls- Must occur every Thursday morning- Call patients who live in their own home and make sure they have everything they need for the weekend. 

-Virtual Companionship- Send cards/letters to patients in hospice care. 

To apply, please visit www.stcroixhospice.com/volunteers

Questions? Contact Jacque Koski, Regional Volunteer Coordinator, jkoski@stcroixhospice.com or call/text 920-309-4248

Welcome to St. Croix Hospice Volunteer Services! 

When you give your time as a volunteer with St. Croix Hospice, you join a team of individuals dedicated to providing patient-centered care and comfort during advanced-stage illnesses. Hospice volunteers offer companionship, compassionate help and support for patients and their loved ones when they need it most. Volunteers provide an empathic, respectful, and caring presence for patients and their loved ones.

The St. Croix Hospice team provides exceptional hospice care with an emphasis on quality of life. Our holistic care model offers physical, emotional, and spiritual support uniquely tailored to a patient’s individual needs and wishes. When you join our team as a volunteer, you’re making a difference in the lives of individuals and families right in your own community.

Schedules are very flexible! Thorough training provided! Please contact us if you are interested in learning more about this rewarding volunteer opportunity!

Apply: https://www.stcroixhospice.com/volunteer/

Contact: Jacque Koski, Regional Volunteer Coordinator, 920-309-4248

Onboarding Requirements:

We are looking for volunteers to assist with the design, planning, and implementation the Live UNITED Spectacular. This exciting event is scheduled for Saturday, November 15, 2025, at Carthage College. For more information, please contact Carolynn Friesch, UWKC CEO, at info@kenoshaunitedway.org. 

Join us for one or all of our highway clean ups this year. We have three dates: May 31, August 6, and October 18. All supplies are provided--all you have to do is dress for the weather with durable shoes and show up to help clean litter off the side of hwy 54 in Hobart. We have a 1.6 mile segment that we are assigned. Use this link to find more details and sign up: https://secure.everyaction.com/drqIwQ42YE-8vJ6ZgHUF1g2

Assist with our annual runs. Opportunities include registration, water stations, food and beverage, course set-up and take-down, finish line, refreshments, and intersection control.

Sign Up HERE

https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/WI/Appleton/YMCAFreaky5K

Blocks of time are available to assist with set up, data entry, music, score cards, concessions, take down and more. 

Looking for garden volunteers for our Kane Street Community Garden. Duties would include planting, weeding, watering, getting garden beds ready, and anything else the Garden Manager needs completed. Tasks will vary depending on the time of year. Please follow this link to register.bit.ly/3yOiC0a

Volunteer Hours (March 15 - May 31)

Mon - Fry 8am to 3pm

Sat -  8am to 1pm

Volunteer Hours (June 1 - October 15)

Mon & Thurs - 8am to 6pm

Tues, Wed & Fri - 8am to 3pm

Sat - 8am to 1pm

Volunteer groups from area schools, businesses, etc. are needed to help as Life Enrichment Transporter Groups with monthly or periodic needs during the year at Oakwood Village University Woods. 

Transporter Groups are needed to be set up to help Assisted Living, Memory Care or Skilled Nursing residents get to programs and events a few times or even once a month during the year.  Groups will be set up to volunteer for day(s) and time(s) of day that work for them related to when help is needed. Groups can have the option to have the same members volunteer, or have members take turns volunteering each time, they are scheduled.

Examples of upcoming needs include taking Oakwood Village University Woods residents to evening concerts in the University Woods Arts Center, take residents outside (weather permitting) Monday-Friday afternoons in the summer, go to monthly Heartstrings musical programs September-May, and other weekday or weeknight special events during the year.

Interested groups can get more information about set-up and orientation basics from the University Woods Volunteer Services Coordinator.

At Heartland Hospice, we are looking for donations of coloring books, coloring materials, large print word search books, large print crossword puzzles, puzzles, decks of cards, etc. These are good tools for our hospice patients and their volunteers to use during visits, as well as visiting family members.

Please drop off the donations at our office:

Heartland Hospice

3233A Business Park Drive Suite 203

Stevens Point, WI 54482

If you are interested in donating, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Wendy, at wendy.fait@heatlandhospice.com or call our office at 715-344-4541.

We are looking for volunteers for various positions!:

Email tijana.williams@yahoo.com for more information

We are looking for volunteers to come craft with a group of people with disabilities. Volunteers will meet and get to know individuals with disabilities while helping them create a craft that will be donated out to the community to bring joy to others. Volunteers that can commit to come each time would be great, but not required. After crafting, some of the group may enjoy lunch together and volunteers are welcome to stay and be social!

This is a great opportunity for homeschool families, seniors or others that are looking to volunteer during the day. Groups are welcome - bring some friends from the office!

Event will be held at The Hub - Social Good Brews in the gallery room. All are welcome to join us!

The Youth and Family Project is looking for an individual to regularly mow the agency lawn. Lawn mower will be provided. The area to be mowed is small and generally flat with the exception of one slight incline on the east side of the building. Schedule is completely flexible and the mowing can be completed at any time. 

Child Protection Policy: The Youth and Family Project, Inc. provides many services to vulnerable populations and recognizes that anyone may have the potential to abuse children in some way. The Youth and Family Project will take all reasonable steps to ensure unsuitable people are prevented from working with children. Prior to volunteer work, all prospective volunteers must complete an application form. The application form will elicit information about an applicant's past and a self disclosure about any criminal record. The application can be found here: https://form.jotform.com/251546028323149.

Do you love to garden? Aptiv is seeking volunteers to assist in planting, weeding and harvesting for the area Community Garden at Aptiv. This garden is open to the community and was placed in partnership with the City of La Crosse to provide fresh produce to the surrounding community. Volunteers who may not have space to garden at their own home can come and help out and make great connections with others who love gardening. Active gardening happens from April through October.

If you are a native English speaker you are qualified for this role.  We will match you with an English language learner of your same gender and provide a tool (a book or resource) for you to use to engage in "sound and sense" practice with English.  This practice does not replace, it augments traditional ESL classes.  

We recommend participating in our training first and then waiting for your match.  However, we like to get you started, so if you can't make the training times in the form, please let us know.  Once contact is secured you can organize the time and place you will meet for your practice.  The goal is to finish the resource.  Then you can make new plans from there.  

Click HERE to sign up for our Phonics Forward Training and learn more!

Hello!  We're looking for a volunteer to take blood pressure readings for participants at the Junction City Senior Dining Site at the Park Lodge once per month, on either the 1st or 3rd Thursday of the month.  Readings typically take place from 11:30am until 11:45am.  Equipment may be provided, or you may use your own.  If you are qualified and interested please get in touch, our senior participants really appreciate this service!

Step Up Tutoring is seeking volunteers to provide virtual 1-on-1 tutoring to 2nd-6th grade students from underserved communities to help build fundamental math and literacy skills and to provide support and encouragement. All tutoring will take place virtually! All you need is a computer and internet access. No prior tutoring experience is needed.

Responsibilities:

Tutor 1-on-1 twice a week via an online video platform; each session is 45 minutes

All training is done through online, self-paced modules. No prior tutoring experience is required.

Focus on building fundamental math and literacy skills using evidence-based online programs

Moments Hospice is looking for volunteers to join our team. Our patients have a terminal illness diagnosis and are in their final stages of life. As a Hospice Volunteer, you will have the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of patients while maintaining a flexible volunteer schedule.

We need volunteers who will help us reach our number one goal of making sure each patient gets the best care and support they need to make every moment of life count. You will be providing a break for family caregivers as well.  Please note that all patient volunteers must be Covid vaccinated.

Volunteers can do some of the following:

The benefits of being a Moments Hospice Volunteer include:

Moments Hospice is a Medicare Certified Hospice Agency serving the Oshkosh area. We are focused on creating individual plans of care, because every patient and family is unique. Moments Hospice is committed to honoring patient’s and family’s wishes during the end of life process. We take great pride in creating long lasting partnerships with our Hospitals, Facilities and Community Partners by recognizing that we are guests in their facilities and that collaborating on a joint plan of care always results in the best outcome for the patient. It is our mission to help increase the communities awareness of the Hospice Benefit as we believe that everyone deserves to be comfortable with an optimal quality of life during the end of life process.

Stay at a campsite at the horse campground and volunteer a few hours per day. Greet and assist campers with information about the property and facilities. Assist in daily campground operations and set an example by being a model camper. Clean campsites, check facilities and assist with light maintenance. Dispense property information and assist with campground programs. Enjoy the company of other campers and make sure that they enjoy their stay. Potential hosts must camp onsite Friday - Sunday with at least one horse.

Provide excellent customer service by orienting visitors to the property and local area, disseminating information and materials related to rules and regulations, program schedules, interpretive resources, facilities, and other recreational opportunities. Assist with guest speakers and school group visits. Assist with inventorying activity packs, educational materials, and supplies. Provide minor interior and exterior facility upkeep and maintenance. Maintain live animal aquarium displays. Manage sales of merchandise.

Stay at a campsite at the horse campground and volunteer a few hours per day. Greet and assist campers with information about the property and facilities. Assist in daily campground operations and set an example by being a model camper. Clean campsites, check facilities and assist with light  maintenance. Dispense property information and assist with campground programs. Enjoy the company of other campers and make sure that they enjoy their stay. Potential hosts must camp onsite Friday - Sunday with at least one horse. 

Provide excellent customer service by orienting visitors to the property and local area, disseminating information and materials related to rules and regulations, program schedules, interpretive resources, facilities, and other recreational opportunities. Assist with guest speakers and school group visits. Assist with inventorying activity packs, educational materials, and supplies. Provide minor interior and exterior facility upkeep and maintenance. Maintain live animal aquarium displays. Manage sales of merchandise.

Stay at a campsite at the horse campground and volunteer a few hours per day/about 20 hours per week. Greet and assist campers with information about the property and facilities. Assist in daily campground operations and set an example by being a model camper. Clean campsites, check facilities and assist with light maintenance. Dispense property information and assist with campground programs. Enjoy the company of other campers and make sure that they enjoy their stay. Potential hosts must camp onsite Friday through Sunday with at least one horse.

Provide excellent customer service by orienting visitors to the property and local area, disseminating information and materials related to rules and regulations, program schedules, interpretive resources, facilities, and other recreational opportunities. Assist with guest speakers and school group visits. Assist with inventorying activity packs, educational materials, and supplies. Provide minor interior and exterior facility upkeep and maintenance. Maintain live animal aquarium displays. Manage sales of merchandise.