Opportunities From: Volunteer Wisconsin

The Community Outreach Ambassador will need to be available for events that take place in Washington County. The Volunteer will need to be versed in FRIENDS services, be able to assist someone if they are interested in services or volunteering, and be comfortable providing support if someone discloses an assault or abuse.

Duties: Tabling at outreach events, engaging with audience, displaying FRIENDS resources appropriately at events, being comfortable discussing domestic and sexual violence.

 Qualifications: Communication skills, some awareness of domestic and sexual violence, passionate, practices cultural humility, flexible and reliable.

Gainful Experience: Resume building skills, diverse knowledge of the impact domestic and sexual violence has the community and individuals, potential networking contacts, volunteering for a great and needed cause.

Training: 1-hour introduction orientation, 2 hours of services overview, trauma-informed training, and minimum of 1 shadowing session.

Contact Information:

outreach@friendswi.org 

262-334-5598 ext. 114

Currently we are looking for people to join our fundraising event committee for Hooray for Hollywood and/or SafeFUR Homes Festival, to help plan the events, solicit sponsors, and solicit auction item donations. Skills we are looking for: experience fundraising, comfortable asking for donations and cold calling, organized, connections in the community, and ability to build relationships with donors. 

Apply to volunteer or learn more: https://shorturl.at/SeTyi

If you are interested in joining a fundraising event committee, please contact Allie for more details: allie@womenscommunity.org or (715) 842-5663

Saint Vincent de Paul in Neenah is in need of cashier volunteers. Shifts are available in 4-hour slots with staff available at all times for backup. 
We are looking for friendly faces and volunteers 16 and over with some experience preferred. We are willing to train and volunteers receive a 50% off discount after 30 days off everything in the store $15.00 and under. 

If you enjoy engaging with older adults, this opportunity could be perfect for you!  We are looking for volunteer advocates to improve lives of residents living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities in Stevens Point and the surrounding Portage County communities!  Volunteer advocates make weekly unannounced visits to a designated nursing home or assisted living facility, observe general conditions, meet with residents to educate them about their rights and empower residents to resolve concerns on their own. Our volunteers are friendly visitors on a mission of advocacy!  Training and materials are provided and ongoing support is always available. This opportunity is flexible and visits are 1-2 hours in duration and can be made any day of the week between 8am-8pm. Please consider becoming a Volunteer Advocate with the State of Wisconsin Board on Aging and Long Term Care!

We promote diversity and inclusivity in area workplaces and communities; we offer trainings focused on workplace issues.

We provide volunteers to assist elderly people in Monroe County. Our volunteers are from the local community and churches within Monroe County to serve our neighbors in need of assistance. The services are provided at no charge with donations appreciated.

We are a local non-profit caring for and rescuing animals from suffering and cruelty. Our primary emphasis is to provide care for domestic cats and dogs until 'forever homes' are found. We enhance the lives of our pets and people through education and adoption.

We are a non-profit working in training service dogs to address the needs of individuals with seizures, hearing impairments, diabetes, physical disabilities, and autism.

Volunteers perform a variety of tasks; sorting, stocking, repackaging, receiving deliveries, general maintenance, working one on one with clients, assembling food packages, assisting patrons during shopping, and more. Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.

There are a limited number of shorter volunteer hours opportunities available. If you need a different time frame for volunteering due to work or school, please plan a minimum of three weeks in advance. 

Our Facility Volunteer will help with the following.

We are looking for compassionate, kind, and caring individuals who would like to visit our patients and provide companionship. As a hospice volunteer you could:

To become a volunteer with Unity Hospice we will train you to be a part of our growing volunteer team.  If you are interested in this amazing opportunity, please contact Ally Bantes or Kelly Lautenslager at 920-338-1111.

Opportunity to work outside, dig in the soil and find satisfaction in maintaining demonstration gardens for public viewing and education. Volunteer would be doing general gardening tasks in the heirloom garden and landscaped beds around the farmyard; planting, weeding, watering. Flexible hours; contribute when your schedule allows!

Resource Guide, a 40 page book published twice a year.  Nedd a qualified person to make up ad, an updates in the book monthly

Resource Guide, a 40 page book published twice a year.  Nedd a qualified person to make up ad, an updates in the book monthly

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Weekly calendar: Do by Wednesday prior to the Monday sent. 

Face book, Linked in

Digestive Health Greeter

Our Digestive Health Clinic located on the third floor of the 725 Medical Building, across Webster Avenue from the hospital,  has an opportunity for volunteers interested in helping in the clinic. The general duties consist of greeting patients, monitoring the waiting room area, guiding patients to specific areas in the clinic, and helping to assist the staff as needed with other duties. The general hours are mornings from 7 a.m. till 11 a.m. This is a wonderful position for anyone interested in working in a clinical environment.

Who would have thought that finding Bridge players would be so hard to do! At Ingleside we have 1 person who really enjoys playing Bridge, but needs 3 people to join them. If you know of a bridge club that would be willing to meet at Ingleside or you yourself are willing to come play or even learn please contact us. 

 Unity Resale Shoppe, LLC is looking for new volunteers to join our team!

As we journey through our third year in business, we are busier than ever.

Help is needed to sort, price & prepare donations, stage the sales floor, and offer friendly customer service.

Stop by, or reach out to Alicia Schram at (920) 339-5501 or at ASchram@unityhospice.org for more information.

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For more information contact a Unity Volunteer Coordinator at 920-338-1111 or 1-800-990-9249

Do you have the desire to be a part of the grief support that Unity provides? Have you considered helping out with a support group? Unity’s bereavement department is looking for volunteers who are interested in being a co-facilitator for our grief support groups. Opportunities include being a co-facilitator for an ongoing monthly group that meets the third Thursday of each month or for a 5-week Navigating Grief group that meets on 5 consecutive Tuesdays . These opportunities are for both afternoon and evening groups. 

Other Opportunities include:

The bereavement team will provide education and training on the topics of grief and group facilitation prior to having you participate as a co-facilitator. You will always have a trained Grief Counselor or other designated trained Unity staff member as your co-facilitator who will also provide ongoing support to you during these volunteer opportunities.

Volunteers needed for poster delivery for up-coming CREATE events. One of the best ways you can support CREATE is by helping us spread the word on our experiences and programming. This task will involve distribution of posters throughout the community. Volunteers should be willing to go from business to business or places community members pass through often.

Help us spread the word about CREATE's Second City Comedy Show! 5-10 volunteers needed for poster delivery. This task will involve distribution of posters throughout the community. Volunteers should be willing to go from business to business or places community members pass through often.

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) provide a voice in the court for a child involved with the Dane County child welfare system for a case of abuse, neglect, or other situation impacting the child's safety, permanency, or well-being. This is a crucial role for some of Dane County's most vulnerable children!

CASAs are appointed by and act as the eyes and ears for the juvenile court judge. Advocates make weekly visits to their assigned child (either in their parental home, foster home, residential treatment facility, at school or in the community), as well as correspond with caregivers, teachers and other service providers to get a complete picture of the child's history and current circumstances. CASAs, with the support of Dane County CASA staff, provide written reports to judges and parties to the case, helping them to make more informed decisions that ensure the child reaches a safe and permanent home as soon as possible. CASAs also work cooperatively with social workers, attorneys and other professionals involved in the case to recommend and coordinate services that support the best interests of the child.

QUALIFICATIONS: There are no professional or education requirements to be a CASA in Dane County, but we do require that advocates be at least 21 years of age to serve on a case and commit to serve a minimum of 1 year with our program. Advocates must be willing to serve approximately 2 hours per week, and up to 10-15 hours per month. 

TRAINING: Advocates are required to complete an initial training that covers topics such as the court system child protective services, strength-based approaches, diversity, and cultural sensitivity. The training format is a combination of "in-class" time and "home study", for an estimated total of 30 hours. The in-class portion usually takes place in two-hour sessions (5:30 - 7:30 pm), one evening per week for a stretch of six weeks. 

Apply at https://canopycenter.org/volunteeremployee.html

Please note that while everyone is invited to apply, this is an in-demand volunteer position, meaning we are unable to take on all applicants as CASAs. Due to Dane County CASA's strong volunteer retention rate and the interest of new volunteers outweighing the case demand, applicants should expect to wait a year or more before they are able to receive training. As we are able, we will send out updates regarding training sessions to applicants.

Need someone to evaluate our IT needs, make recommendations for hardware & software & security. All on a volunteer basis.

LEAVEN interviewers must be kind, compassionate listeners willing to help our clients feel comfortable detailing their request for assistance. Volunteers serve at least one 3-hour shift/week between the hours of 9am-7pm, Monday-Friday. Interviewers serve a key role in LEAVEN's ability to provide emergency financial assistance to those most in need in our community.

LEAVEN receptionists serve as the voice and face of LEAVEN to everyone who calls or walks through our doors. Volunteers serve at least one 3-hour shift/week between the hours of 9am-7pm, Monday-Friday. Receptionists must be comfortable answering the phone, communicating with clients in-person, and using computers.

Interested?

Visit http://www.mda.org/volunteer and indicate that you are interested in being a summer camp volunteer!

Questions? Contact:

Mallory Williams or Kim Richfield

262-432-7992

Mwilliams@mdausa.org

Krichfield@mdausa.org

The Thrift Store volunteers manage the inventory of thrift store donations and assisting customers and donors.

REQUIREMENTS:

SCHEDULE, TRAINING AND COMMITMENT:

The SMP program offers volunteers an opportunity to make an important difference in their communities throughout Wisconsin.

Thank you for your interest in the Senior Medicare Patrol volunteer program. As a volunteer, you will play a vital role in the overall success of the Wisconsin SMP. The information that you will impart as a volunteer will help seniors in your community to become better health care consumers. Together we can inform and empower Medicare beneficiaries, their families and caregivers on how to protect, detect, and report Medicare fraud, abuses and errors. By volunteering, you will have an opportunity to use your talents, skills, and networking to provide outreach and education on Medicare fraud in your community. Volunteer involvement ranges from distributing materials, staffing a booth at conferences and outreach events, to giving group presentations. A description of these three activities is below.  

All positions require some training and an orientation. Training is provided both in-person and online. We want to provide you with the information and background you’ll need to be knowledgeable and capable of responding to questions from members of the community. The last two roles also require a background check.

Benefits of servings as an SMP Volunteer

The SMP program offers volunteers an opportunity to make an important difference in their communities. Volunteers take pride in working to ensure that the Medicare program will be protected for future generations. Volunteers have access to professional development opportunities, a strong network of aging and disability professionals, and chances to enhance interpersonal skills.

Time Commitment

SMP Volunteers have flexibility in the time devoted to the program. While there is no obligation for a specific monthly time commitment, it is asked that volunteers commit to at least a year due to the amount of training required.

Reporting

Volunteers report directly to the SMP Volunteer Coordinator and submit monthly time sheets and mileage reports.

Qualifications

Responsibilities and Requirements

Volunteers are an asset to our program and play a major role of the organization’s success. Please join our growing team of SMP volunteers from across the state!

Special handcrafted keepsakes made from personal clothing and/or possessions of a hospice patient provided by loved ones.

Assist with clerical organizational tasks and tuck in calls

Assist with mailings, supportive telephone calls or visiting those in need.

Service recognition and providing companionship for Veterans by volunteers who are veterans.

Pet Therapy certified animals have been shown to increase pain tolerance, reduce stress and lower blood pressure.  We are in need of Pet Therapy dogs and their owner to visit our patients at home or in Community Faciltiies.

provide companionship, comfort and caregiver respite in a patient's home or extended care facility

The SMP program offers volunteers an opportunity to make an important difference in their communities throughout Wisconsin.

Thank you for your interest in the Senior Medicare Patrol volunteer program. As a volunteer, you will play a vital role in the overall success of the Wisconsin SMP. The information that you will impart as a volunteer will help seniors in your community to become better health care consumers. Together we can inform and empower Medicare beneficiaries, their families and caregivers on how to protect, detect, and report Medicare fraud, abuses and errors. By volunteering, you will have an opportunity to use your talents, skills, and networking to provide outreach and education on Medicare fraud in your community. Volunteer involvement ranges from distributing materials, staffing a booth at conferences and outreach events, to giving group presentations. A description of these three activities is below.  

All positions require some training and an orientation. Training is provided both in-person and online. We want to provide you with the information and background you’ll need to be knowledgeable and capable of responding to questions from members of the community. The last two roles also require a background check.

Benefits of servings as an SMP Volunteer

The SMP program offers volunteers an opportunity to make an important difference in their communities. Volunteers take pride in working to ensure that the Medicare program will be protected for future generations. Volunteers have access to professional development opportunities, a strong network of aging and disability professionals, and chances to enhance interpersonal skills.

Time Commitment

SMP Volunteers have flexibility in the time devoted to the program. While there is no obligation for a specific monthly time commitment, it is asked that volunteers commit to at least a year due to the amount of training required.

Reporting

Volunteers report directly to the SMP Volunteer Coordinator and submit monthly time sheets and mileage reports.

Qualifications

Responsibilities and Requirements

Volunteers are an asset to our program and play a major role of the organization’s success. Please join our growing team of SMP volunteers from across the state! 

The Marathon County Historical Society would appreciate donations of any office supplies specifically copy paper, mailing labels, small removeable stickers, poster board, manilla folders, standard white mail envelopes, scissors, clipboards, pens...anything! We have plenty of binders and colored paper in our inventory.

We appreciate your help. Thank you for your interest and your donation.

The SMP program offers volunteers an opportunity to make an important difference in their communities throughout Wisconsin.

Thank you for your interest in the Senior Medicare Patrol volunteer program. As a volunteer, you will play a vital role in the overall success of the Wisconsin SMP. The information that you will impart as a volunteer will help seniors in your community to become better health care consumers. Together we can inform and empower Medicare beneficiaries, their families and caregivers on how to protect, detect, and report Medicare fraud, abuses and errors. By volunteering, you will have an opportunity to use your talents, skills, and networking to provide outreach and education on Medicare fraud in your community. Volunteer involvement ranges from distributing materials, staffing a booth at conferences and outreach events, to giving group presentations. A description of these three activities is below.  

All positions require some training and an orientation. Training is provided both in-person and online. We want to provide you with the information and background you’ll need to be knowledgeable and capable of responding to questions from members of the community. The last two roles also require a background check.

Benefits of servings as an SMP Volunteer

The SMP program offers volunteers an opportunity to make an important difference in their communities. Volunteers take pride in working to ensure that the Medicare program will be protected for future generations. Volunteers have access to professional development opportunities, a strong network of aging and disability professionals, and chances to enhance interpersonal skills.

Time Commitment

SMP Volunteers have flexibility in the time devoted to the program. While there is no obligation for a specific monthly time commitment, it is asked that volunteers commit to at least a year due to the amount of training required.

Reporting

Volunteers report directly to the SMP Volunteer Coordinator and submit monthly time sheets and mileage reports.

Qualifications

Responsibilities and Requirements

Volunteers are an asset to our program and play a major role of the organization’s success. Please join our growing team of SMP volunteers from across the state!

Rainbow Kids provides peer support for families dealing with loss such as; the death of a loved one, divorce, separation, incarceration, abandonment, or deployment.  We hold evening sites throughout Sheboygan County and also after-school programs.  We are looking for individuals to facilitate groups of either children or adults.  As a facilitator, you will work with groups of around 6-8 participants by providing activities, stories, and games pertaining to loss.  During that time, you will encourage conversation between the group members that will begin to relate to each other and share their situations.  Children and adults will learn that they are not alone and how to cope with their loss. 

For each program, our sessions are one hour long for 10-weeks.  The time commitment for a program is about 18 hours including training and preparation for sessions.  We are looking for volunteer facilitators for evening sites: 6:15-7:15pm and after school sites: 3:00-4:15pm. 

Prospective facilitators must be family members (parents, siblings, adult children, spouses or partners) of individuals with mental illness. Must be a NAMI member. (Membership details disclosed upon interview) 

Certification training: Two-day weekend training sponsored by NAMI Wisconsin. Usually offered twice a year. Training, lodging, and meals are paid for by NAMI Wisconsin or NAMI Washington County. 

Commitment: Must be willing to facilitate at least one 90-minute group meeting per month for two years following certification.

Background check required.

The SMP program offers volunteers an opportunity to make an important difference in their communities throughout Wisconsin.

Thank you for your interest in the Senior Medicare Patrol volunteer program. As a volunteer, you will play a vital role in the overall success of the Wisconsin SMP. The information that you will impart as a volunteer will help seniors in your community to become better health care consumers. Together we can inform and empower Medicare beneficiaries, their families and caregivers on how to protect, detect, and report Medicare fraud, abuses and errors. By volunteering, you will have an opportunity to use your talents, skills, and networking to provide outreach and education on Medicare fraud in your community. Volunteer involvement ranges from distributing materials, staffing a booth at conferences and outreach events, to giving group presentations. A description of these three activities is below.  

All positions require some training and an orientation. Training is provided both in-person and online. We want to provide you with the information and background you’ll need to be knowledgeable and capable of responding to questions from members of the community. The last two roles also require a background check.

Benefits of servings as an SMP Volunteer

The SMP program offers volunteers an opportunity to make an important difference in their communities. Volunteers take pride in working to ensure that the Medicare program will be protected for future generations. Volunteers have access to professional development opportunities, a strong network of aging and disability professionals, and chances to enhance interpersonal skills.

Time Commitment

SMP Volunteers have flexibility in the time devoted to the program. While there is no obligation for a specific monthly time commitment, it is asked that volunteers commit to at least a year due to the amount of training required.

Reporting

Volunteers report directly to the SMP Volunteer Coordinator and submit monthly time sheets and mileage reports.

Qualifications

Responsibilities and Requirements

Volunteers are an asset to our program and play a major role of the organization’s success. Please join our growing team of SMP volunteers from across the state!

Best practices for volunteering while avoiding COVID-19 exposure, provided by United Way of Dane County

Best practices for donating materials while avoiding COVID-19 exposure, provided by United Way of Dane County

Many nonprofits need face masks and hand sanitizer. Check-out the Wish List and call the Volunteer Center for further details on drop off requirements at (608)246-4380.

Use drive-through services where possible, including dropping-off material donations and not walking into sites. 

Assist with our daily meal for area seniors.  Volunteers pack up food provided by our caterer, assist with cleanup/dishes, and prepare for next day. Drivers then pick up to be delivered. We also provide carry-out meals. Volunteers can help 9:00 - 11:00 daily (M-F), weekly, or on a substitute basis.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Prairie View Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Sherman Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Patrick Marsh Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Sennett Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for O'Keeffe Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Toki Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Cherokee Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Wright Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Black Hawk Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

For more information, or to apply, please contact us at volunteer@ulgm.org or visit us at http://ulgm.org/volunteerhope/.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Whitehorse Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.

Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Ezekiel Gillespie Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!

How to apply:

There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity.

People often come to/call OutReach to talk to someone. That person is usually the volunteer sitting at the front desk! Ten hours of training will prepare you for staffing our front desk. You will learn everything from how our office functions to dealing with the public. As the first person that people see when they come to OutReach, you play a vital role in helping us serve our communities. You'll provide referral to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender-affirming businesses and organizations as well as document use of OutReach's services. Front desk volunteers also provide important support for staff members in terms agency projects, fundraising events and mailings.

RESTRICTIONS: If you want to volunteer your time directly with clients, attendance is mandatory at all sessions during one of the training sessions listed. The next training is TBD. All peer-counseling volunteers must complete 10 hours of training and must be at least 18 years of age. OutReach asks that you commit to volunteering in this capacity for 3 hours per week for one year. Daytime, evening and weekend hours are available.

URL: www.lgbtoutreach.org

Please message us if you would like to volunteer with the homework club Fall 2025!

Help make sure the children in our community succeed in school! The CMC homework club afterschool tutoring program meets Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:00 to 5:00pm to offer students homework help and extra practice in subjects such as reading, writing, math, Spanish, and more. Volunteer tutors work one-on-one or in small groups with students grades 1 through 8. Students must register, so the group of students is consistent throughout the school year.

The homework club is in need of additional volunteer tutors for Fall 2025.  Volunteers will work under the direction of the volunteer homework club leaders to go over homework assignments with students and give them extra practice in various subjects. Volunteers must be able to manage kids in an informal classroom setting, assist with planning grade-level appropriate activities for kids, and oversee other volunteers in conducting the activities with the kids.

Past teaching or tutoring experience, experience working with children, and being able to speak Spanish is helpful for this position. All volunteers working with children at the CMC are required to go through an online background check and child abuse prevention training.

Currently in need of a Fall 2024 lead teacher Monday and Wednesday evenings 6-7:30pm!

Change students' lives by helping educate individuals in English as a Second Language! The Center offers free ESL classes open to all adults who want to attend, taught completely by volunteer teachers. We have positions open to teach a class "full-time" and also to be a substitute teacher to teach occasionally.

Classes are for adult students from a variety of different countries, first languages, and educational backgrounds, with a class size of up to 10 students. The ESL teacher is responsible for planning and leading all lessons, with support from the ESL Program Coordinator and using books and materials provided. Teachers are expected to work with a volunteer classroom assistant who can help with exercises, one-on-one or small group work, as well as set up and clean-up.

Classes are Monday-Thursday (Beginner M & W 11-12:30, Intermediate T & Th 10-11:30 at CMC Beld St location, Beginner class M & W 6-7:30pm at CMC Fitchburg location), volunteering a minimum of one day a week required. 

Requirements: Previous teaching experience (any subject) OR extensive experience teaching or tutoring ESL OR certification in teaching ESL or EFL. Strong interpersonal skills and cultural sensitivity are also important. A background check and abuse prevention training are also required. The CMC also provides a two-hour instructor training.

What our students say...

“I like the ESL class at CMC because I can learn a lot of words in here and how to speak anything in English."

"I get more conversation practice here than at other schools.”

"[I like this class because] the teachers speak slowly and when I don’t understand they repeat one or two times.”

"I like the ESL class at CMC because there are a lot of volunteers at CMC.  They are full of love for the ESL students"

We are now recruiting for morning shifts for Fall/Winter 2025 school year! Currently in need of drivers most mornings! 

Help deliver fresh and healthy food to local schools! The Culinary Creations Catering enterprise delivers catering orders prepared by trainees and staff to four area schools each weekday and to other locations around Madison throughout the week, and we depend largely on volunteer help to make these deliveries happen!

Scheduling

Volunteers are asked to sign up for a weekly shift, one weekday morning delivering catering orders for area school lunch programs. Shifts are 1.5 or 2.5 hours long. 

Qualifications

You do not need a commercial driver's license or even experience driving a van...as long as you have good driving skills, we'll gladly train you! You will be driving our catering van, so it is not necessary to have your own vehicle.

Your work as van driver will help strengthen the social enterprise and contributes to the mission of providing meaningful training and work experience to individuals facing barriers to employment!

Currently need help for the summer of 2024! 

The Catholic Multicultural Center offers a free community meal every weekday, and we depend completely on volunteers like you to do so!

Volunteers are needed to take regular, once a month shifts to help with cooking the meal (i.e. every 1st Monday of the month, etc). Volunteers will work alongside the staff meal program coordinator. CMC plans the menu and provides all ingredients for cooking unless the volunteers wish to provide food. There is no need to be a master chef to be able to help, but having basic kitchen skills and the ability to do things like chop veggies, steam rice, and operate an oven and a gas stove are essential.

This opportunity can be done as an individual or small group (2 to 4 people). Contact us via email or phone if you are interested in helping or would like more information!

Volunteer tutors work with adults who are learning the English language skills necessary for living and working in our community. Tutors work one-on-one with individuals who either desire to acquire English language skills to improve communication skills or to start a career at Madison College

Tutors will use published curriculum materials or create appropriate materials to meet the student’s listening, speaking, reading, and writing needs.

Qualifications

If you are interested in learning more about what we do, please visit our facebook page or website at http://www.latinoacademywi.org/.

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.

After enrolling in our Community-Based Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on geography (within a 20-minute drive), preferences (gender, race, age, etc.), and shared interests. Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, introductions are made and we’re off!

Matches get together 2-4 times a month for a few hours. Bigs schedule outings directly with Littles and their parent/caregiver, and are responsible for picking up and transporting their Little. Activities vary based on the interests of the Bigs and Littles, so whether it’s frisbee at the park, paint night and ice cream, or a picnic hike, each Match can define what "quality time" looks like for them. 

Starting a new relationship can be daunting for both Big and Little, but we’re here every step of the way, providing:

While the majority of our Bigs mentor their Little one-on-one, more than 10% of our Matches are Big Couples and Big Families. In these Matches, volunteer Bigs sign up with their partner, spouse, children, etc., and get matched together with one Little. Mentoring is great, but mentoring with your family? Even better. To learn more about being part of a Big Couple or Big Family, contact us at reception@bbbsmadison.org or 608-661-5437.

By sharing a little time with a young person and doing things friends do - you're helping them:

What community won't thrive with more of that happening?! Don't miss out!

Visit https://bbbswishoreline.org/why-mentor or call 920.458.0111 today to take the first step in being part of this proven impact!

Helpers on Wheels! Our Home Delivered Meal (HDM) volunteers deliver a nutritious lunchtime meal to homebound or convalescing residents if they are unable to prepare their own meals or attend a congregate dining site.  The vital program helps these individuals to continue to live in their own homes.  Volunteers provide a friendly visit that participants look forward to seeing each day.  

Volunteers are able to have a set schedule or pick days month to month.  

Volunteers must complete an application and pass a background check.  

We are looking for someone to assist in developing a logo for our elementary school.

Still recruiting, but in-person services on hold due to COVID-19.

ALLIANCE OF NEIGHBORS GIVING END-OF-LIFE SUPPORT

 “Quietly sitting with patients is sometimes all that's needed to offer comfort to patients.”   -Dale Willis

A.N.G.E.L. Care Team:

Ready to be an A.N.G.E.L. or want more information? Call Ann-Marie 920-452-1851 or email ann-marie.fleming@compassus.com

MORE INFORMATION:

A.N.G.E.L.S. consists of Volunteers that provide bedside support to our patients with a calming presence during the final days and hours of life. Volunteers can read, pray, hold their hand and just "be there" for our patients during the final hours/days of life. These volunteers are needed on a quick response basis to give respite to the family or when family is not present.  No one should die alone. 

This position is as needed.  When someone is in the last days of life, the coordinator would contact you to ask if you have any availability to help.  We realize you have other things in your life and it is always OK to say no.  Patients are either in their home or a care facility.

Training is provided.  Must be at least 18.  Requires persons who can demonstrate empathy, compassion, and respect.  Good communications skills are a must.  Call Ann-Marie Fleming at 920-452-1851 or email ann-marie.fleming@compassus.com to learn more and join our team of caring helpers.

Still Recruiting, but in-person services are on hold due to COVID-19. Social distancing options are available.

Social Distancing Options: 

Items will be sent to patients at various locations. 

HOSPICE PATIENTS NEED VISITORS!

Are you:

Do you want to make a difference in someone's life?

We provide ongoing training and support for volunteer

Create your own schedule 

“Quietly sitting with patients is sometimes all that's needed to offer comfort to patients.”   -Dale Willis

Friendly Visitor Volunteers - bring the "gift of friendship" to our patients and their families. Regular visits every week or two really brighten the days of our patients. When you bring a smile to them, hold their hand, talk with them, watch television, play bingo, or take walks with them your gift of time helps offer support and companionship!  It is also a comfort to the families to know another caring individual is looking in on them.

We serve hospice patients in various care facilities and in their homes throughout Sheboygan County.  This means there is probably a patient close to you.  Scheduling is flexible and most volunteers commit to four to eight hours per month.  More hours can be done.  Scheduling of visits is also flexible to meet your schedule.   Please consider giving the gift of your time and presence.  You will get so much more in return.

This opportunity will let you practice soft and social skills such as active listening, empathy and conversation.  It will also give you experience in a health care environment.  Both of which are pluses on a resume.  Training is provided at no charge.

Volunteers must be 18 or older with good interpersonal and communication skills.  They must have the ability to work independently with indirect supervision and a willingness to help others as a member of the hospice team. Compassus does an in-depth background check.

Any questions, please  call 920-452-1851 or email ann-marie.fleming@compassus.com to learn more about joining our caring family.

“Quietly sitting with patients is sometimes all that's needed to offer comfort to patients.”   -Dale Willis

Friendly Visitor Volunteers -bring the "gift of friendship" to our patients and their families. Regular visits every week or two really brighten the days of our patients. When you bring a smile to them, hold their hand, talk with them, watch television, play bingo, or take walks with them your gift of time helps offer support and companionship!  It is also a comfort to the families to know another caring individual is looking in on them.

We serve hospice patients in various care facilities and in their homes throughout Sheboygan County.  This means there is probably a patient close to you.  Scheduling is flexible and most volunteers commit to four to eight hours per month.  More hours can be done.  Scheduling of visits is also flexible to meet your schedule.   Please consider giving the gift of your time and presence.  You will get so much more in return.

This opportunity will let you practice soft and social skills such as active listening, empathy and conversation.  It will also give you experience in a health care environment.  Both of which are pluses on a resume.  Training is provided at no charge.

Volunteers must be 18 or older with good interpersonal and communication skills.  They must have the ability to work independently with indirect supervision and a willingness to help others as a member of the hospice team. Compassus does an in-depth background check.

Any questions, please  call 920-452-1851 or email ann-marie.fleming@compassus.com to learn more about joining our caring family.

The Volunteer Office Assistant will perform a variety of tasks within the Hometown Hospice & Homecare office. This will include answering phones and other administrative tasks as assigned by the Volunteer Coordinator. This position helps to extend the resources in Hometown Hospice & Homecare to better assist and direct the needs of our clients.

As a volunteer Companion/Patient Care Assistant you will have the opportunity to provide companionship, emotional support and practical assistance to patients with terminal illnesses. The Companion PCA will also maintain client confidentiality, a safe environment, and a strict adherence to client’s rights. Hometown delivers services to residential homes, apartments, assisted living facilities and nursing homes; this position helps to extend our resources to better assist and direct the needs of our clients and their families.

We service an area ranging from Neenah to Beaver Dam, so we're bound to have opportunities near you!

Speaks to teens in school classrooms throughout Washington County as part of a national effort to help break down the stigma surrounding mental health issues by presenting the NAMI Ending the Silence program.

Requirements:  An adult who is living in recovery with a mental health condition or has a family member with a mental health condition. Individual can relate well to youth ages 13 – 18 and is comfortable speaking before groups of young people. Must have a relatively flexible schedule to be able to present during the school day.

Certification training: Must undergo formal interview process. Complete on-line training as well as in-person coaching & practice with ending the silence team. 

Commitment: Be available to perform AT LEAST one presentation per month for at least one school year. (Presentation schedules are coordinated to the speakers’ availability.)

Background check required.

Co-leads the NAMI Family-to-Family education course which is a free, 12-session educational program for family members, significant others, and friends of people living with mental health illness. The course is designed to facilitate a better understanding of mental health illness, increase coping skills, and empower participants to become advocates for their family members. It is a designated evidence-based program.

Requirements: Prospective teachers must be family members (parents, siblings, adult children, spouses or partners) of individuals with mental illness. Ideally will have taken the NAMI Family-to-Family course. Because the course requires considerable lecturing, must be a capable reader comfortable reading out loud.

Certification training: Three-day weekend training sponsored by NAMI Wisconsin. Offered twice a year. Training, lodging, and meals are paid for by affiliate and state organizations.

Commitment: Must be willing to teach at least two 12-week courses in the two to three years following certification.

Background check required.

Volunteers welcomed and needed! We are looking for the right candidate who would enjoy providing the public interesting opinions and articles on the Green Bay Area.

Description The Social Media Specialist (Blog) will spend two to three hours weekly creating casual works for use on the organization's blog. The volunteer will need to apply basic journalism and research skills to craft detailed articles about the Green Bay area. This volunteer may also assist the Social Media Manager with the creation and maintenance of social media, such as Pinterest.

Position Details Individual will do the following in this position:

-Generate post ideas
-Research the information necessary for the post

-Interview residents, organizations, and others on their interests or history of the area

-Write articles and publish them on the organization's webpage using tools including (but not limited to) Google Drive and Wordpress

-Other tasks as assigned

Requirements Individual must possess the following skills to be successful in this position:

-Pre-existing experience preferred

-Ability to drive traffic to a blog and update the blog regularly with meaningful posts

-Ability to generate/sustain a two-way conversation that leads to a sense of community and reader loyalty

-Excellent grammar and proofreading skills

-Knowledge and accounts of social media pages

-An understanding of Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

-An understanding of copyright laws, including but not limited to those pertaining to blogging

-Communication skills to interview guests and feature businesses

-Knowledge and access to online calling software (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) and proper equipment
-Flexibility and dependability

Training will be provided. However, the individual must possess the listed requirements to be successful.

Pleae email or call the following people with interest or questions:

-Joleen Allard, joleen@greenbaynewcomers.com 920-680-7437

-Jacob Kulis, jacdankul@gmail.com 920-489-4633

The Sheboygan Theatre Company is currently looking for interested persons to fill a number of volunteer positions. We are a non-profit organization that consists of passionate volunteers dedicated to making quality live theatre performance experiences. 

Volunteer positions are available as scenery artists, set construction, costume construction.

The Sheboygan Theatre Company is currently looking for interested persons to fill a number of volunteer positions. We are a non-profit organization that consists of passionate volunteers dedicated to making quality live theatre performance experiences. 

Volunteer positions are available as run crew, lighting crew, sound crew, hair and makeup crew, costume crew

The Sheboygan Theatre Company is currently looking for interested persons to fill a number of volunteer positions. We are a non-profit organization that consists of passionate volunteers dedicated to making quality live theatre performance experiences.

Volunteer positions are available as ushers, ticket takers, coat room attendants, door greeters, concession workers, ticket office.

The Advisory Committee of the Sheboygan Theatre Company is the governing body of the Company. The Advisory Committee provides leadership and direction to the organization by defining its philosophy, mission, objectives, strategy, and goals. 

The terms are three years.

The Advisory Committee meets monthly throughout the year. Each member is expected to be a season ticket holder and serve on at least one sub-committee.

Support the Mission Delivery staff in all aspects of the wish granting experience, with an emphasis on special activities and volunteer programs. Will also include general office duties.

Have you ever thought about being a mentor? Well, conNEXTions is looking for mentors in many areas to guide young adults 18-30 years old. We just ask that you meet with your mentee in person once a month for at least 6 months. For more information on being a conNEXTions' mentor, please visit https://connextions.org/become-a-mentor/ or email  info@connextions.org. Thank you.

Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice! We are looking for more special individuals in Walworth County to join our growing team of superstar volunteers! Companion Volunteers enrich the lives of hospice patients in their area through regular visits, which may involve playing games, enjoying a leisurely stroll around the nursing home/assisted-living facility or just engaging in lively conversation. Service hours are flexible and scheduled according to your availability and location. YOU have the power to bring the greatest gifts to our patients’ lives... a smile and reassurance that comes with knowing they are genuinely cared for! If you have a little extra time to give to hear someone's life story, and have a big heart, click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify Liz, Hospice Volunteer Coordinator, that you wish to learn more about our unique volunteer opportunities. We're waiting to hear from you!

Requirements of Companion Volunteers: must be 18 years or older; agree to a background/reference check; have reliable transportation; and attend an orientation to learn more about the philosophy of hospice, our company, the role of the volunteer and communicating with hospice patients and their families. All companion volunteers must complete 2 step TB testing. Volunteer hours are extremely flexible and opportunities are scheduled according to needs, personality, availability and location.

Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice! We are looking for more special individuals in Racine County to join our growing team of superstar volunteers! Companion Volunteers enrich the lives of hospice patients in their area through regular visits, which may involve playing games, enjoying a leisurely stroll around the nursing home/assisted-living facility or just engaging in lively conversation. Service hours are flexible and scheduled according to your availability and location. YOU have the power to bring the greatest gifts to our patients’ lives... a smile and reassurance that comes with knowing they are genuinely cared for! If you have a little extra time to give to hear someone's life story, and have a big heart, click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify Liz, Hospice Volunteer Coordinator, that you wish to learn more about our unique volunteer opportunities. We're waiting to hear from you!

Requirements of Companion Volunteers: must be 18 years or older; agree to a background/reference check; have reliable transportation; and attend an orientation to learn more about the philosophy of hospice, our company, the role of the volunteer and communicating with hospice patients and their families. Volunteer hours are extremely flexible and opportunities are scheduled according to needs, personality, availability and location.

Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice! We are looking for more special individuals in Kenosha County to join our growing team of superstar volunteers! Companion volunteers enrich the lives of hospice patients in their area through regular visits, which may involve playing games, a leisurely stroll through the nursing home/assisted living facility or just engaging in lively conversation. Service hours are flexible and scheduled according to your availability and location. YOU have the power to bring the greatest gifts to our patients' lives . . . a smile and reassurance that comes with knowing they are genuinely cared for! If you have a little extra time to give to hear someone's life story, and have a big heart, click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify Liz, Hospice Volunteer Coordinator, that you wish to learn more about our unique volunteer opportunities. We're waiting to hear from you!

Requirements of Companion Volunteers: must be 18 years or older; agree to background/reference checks; have reliable transportation; and attend an orientation to learn more about the philosophy of hospice, our company, the role of the volunteer and communicating with hospice patients and their families, complete 2-step TB testing. Volunteer hours are flexible and opportunities are scheduled according to needs, personality, availability and location. 

Through our "Vets for Vets" program, veteran volunteers will have the unique ability to support our veteran patients who are terminally ill. Heartland Hospice volunteers help to support and enhance the quality of life of those they visit. Bringing the gift of friendship to our patients through regular visits, these volunteers offer services such as: companionship by just being present for the patient and offering to talk or assisting with non-medical tasks; emotional support through listening, sharing experiences and stories; allowing for expression of feelings; holding a hand; giving a needed hug; offering words of comfort; and respite support by staying with the patient while the caregiver enjoys a moment alone to run errands, make appointments, or simply take time to care for themselves.

We recognize that veterans share a special bond among each other. The goal of our "Vets for Vets" program is to match veteran patients with a hospice-trained veteran who may have a similar background. All patient visitation volunteers receive training regarding the philosophy of hospice, the role of the volunteer and other staff members, as well as, helpful skills in caring for and communicating with hospice patients and their families. Volunteers in our veterans program also receive additional training focused on a veteran's specific needs. Volunteer hours are flexible and scheduled according to your availability.

Interested applicants will: be at least 18-years-old, complete initial application paperwork, agree to a background and reference check, attend a volunteer orientation and complete two TB tests. If interested, please click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify us you wish to learn more about this unique volunteer opportunity. 

Our number one goal at Heartland Hospice is to ensure no one dies alone. A hospice Vigil Volunteer is one of Heartland's most special and fulfilling opportunities. Vigil Volunteers sit bedside with a patient who is in their last hours of life. Support may involve prayer (reading from the Bible or other material that is comforting for patient), providing respite to family (allowing them to step away and eat a meal/take a break) or simply being present...providing comfort and peace of mind to all that the patient is not alone.

Our Vigil Volunteer program is more of an "on-call" opportunity; vigil support is based upon request of patient's family or caregiving team. Scheduling of vigil takes into consideration the volunteer's location and availability.

If you live in Racine County and would like to learn more about this rewarding volunteer opportunity to support hospice patients in their greatest hour of need, please click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify Volunteer Coordinator Liz you wish to learn more about our unique volunteer opportunities. 

Applicants must attend an orientation to learn about the philosophy of hospice, the role of a Vigil Volunteer, and skills related to caring for and communicating with hospice patients and their families. Emphasis is on providing comfort during the dying process. Requirements for Vigil Volunteers: 18 years of age or older, must agree to background and reference check, must be appropriately coping with any personal losses, impeccable communication skills, sound judgment regarding issues of death and dying, and ability to work independently with indirect supervision. Characteristics that Heartland is looking for in a Vigil Volunteer include: a positive outlook on life, flexibility, empathy, sensitivity to issues around death and dying, compassion, a willingness to help others and ability to work as a member of the hospice team. Reliable transportation is a must!

Heartland Hospice provides service to patients, either in their own homes or in nursing/assisted-living facilities, throughout Southeastern Wisconsin.

Our number one goal at Heartland Hospice is to ensure no one dies alone. A hospice Vigil Volunteer is one of Heartland's most special and fulfilling opportunities. Vigil Volunteers sit bedside with a patient who is in their last hours of life. Support may involve prayer (reading from the Bible or other material that is comforting for patient), providing respite to family (allowing them to step away and eat a meal/take a break) or simply being present...providing comfort and peace of mind to all that the patient is not alone.

Our Vigil Volunteer program is more of an "on-call" opportunity; vigil support is based upon request of patient's family or caregiving team. Scheduling of vigil takes into consideration the volunteer's location and availability.

If you live in Kenosha County and would like to learn more about this rewarding volunteer opportunity to support hospice patients in their greatest hour of need, please click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify Volunteer Coordinator Liz you wish to learn more about this unique volunteer opportunity. 

Applicants must attend an orientation to learn about the philosophy of hospice, the role of a Vigil Volunteer, and skills related to caring for and communicating with hospice patients and their families. Emphasis is on providing comfort during the dying process. Requirements for Vigil Volunteers: 18 years of age or older, must agree to background and reference check, must be appropriately coping with any personal losses, impeccable communication skills, sound judgment regarding issues of death and dying, and ability to work independently with indirect supervision. Characteristics that Heartland is looking for in a Vigil Volunteer include: a positive outlook on life, flexibility, empathy, sensitivity to issues around death and dying, compassion, a willingness to help others and ability to work as a member of the hospice team. Reliable transportation is a must!

Heartland Hospice provides service to patients, either in their own homes or in nursing/assisted-living facilities, throughout Southeastern Wisconsin.

Our number one goal at Heartland Hospice is to ensure no one dies alone. A hospice Vigil Volunteer is one of Heartland's most special and fulfilling opportunities. Vigil Volunteers sit bedside with a patient who is in their last hours of life. Support may involve prayer (reading from the Bible or other material that is comforting for patient), providing respite to family (allowing them to step away and eat a meal/take a break) or simply being present...providing comfort and peace of mind to all that the patient is not alone.

Our Vigil Volunteer program is more of an "on-call" opportunity; vigil support is based upon request of patient's family or caregiving team. Scheduling of vigil takes into consideration the volunteer's location and availability.

If you live in Walworth County and would like to learn more about this rewarding volunteer opportunity to support hospice patients in their greatest hour of need, please click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify Volunteer Coordinator Liz you wish to learn more about this unique volunteer opportunity. 

Applicants must attend an orientation to learn about the philosophy of hospice, the role of a Vigil Volunteer, and skills related to caring for and communicating with hospice patients and their families. Emphasis is on providing comfort during the dying process. Requirements for Vigil Volunteers: 18 years of age or older, must agree to background and reference check, must be appropriately coping with any personal losses, impeccable communication skills, sound judgment regarding issues of death and dying, and ability to work independently with indirect supervision. Characteristics that Heartland is looking for in a Vigil Volunteer include: a positive outlook on life, flexibility, empathy, sensitivity to issues around death and dying, compassion, a willingness to help others and ability to work as a member of the hospice team. Reliable transportation is a must!

Heartland Hospice provides service to patients, either in their own homes or in nursing/assisted-living facilities, throughout Southeastern Wisconsin.

Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice! We are looking for more pet/handler teams to enrich the lives or our hospice patient (in Racine or Kenosha County) by making regular visits to provide companionship and meaningful activities between animal and patient. Service hours are flexible and scheduled according to your availability and location. Volunteers and their furry friends have the power to bring the greatest gifts to our patients' lives . . . a smile and reassurance that comes with knowing they are genuinely cared for. If you have a friendly canine that has a lot of love to give and spreads joy wherever she/he goes, this is the opportunity for you!

If your dog is currently certified through an approved, reputable therapy animal agency, you can immediately apply to become a Heartland Hospice volunteer.

Is your pet not certified? We will happily assist you with this process. Once your pet is certified and registered, you will be trained to become a Heartland Hospice volunteer (i.e., attend an orientation, fill out an application/paperwork, etc). Handlers must be at least 18 years of age, agree to a background and reference check, and have reliable transportation. 

Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice! We are looking for more pet/handler teams to enrich the lives of our hospice patients in Walworth County by making regular visits to provide companionship and meaningful activities between animal and patient. Service hours are flexible and scheduled according to your availability and location. Volunteers and their furry friends have the power to bring the greatest gifts to our patients' lives . . . a smile and reassurance that comes with knowing they are genuinely cared for. If you have a friendly canine that has a lot of love to give and spreads joy wherever she/he goes, this is the opportunity for you! 

If your dog is currently certified through an approved, reputable therapy animal agency, you can immediately apply to become a Heartland Hospice volunteer.

If your pet not certified? We will happily assist with this process. Once your pet is certified and registered, you will then be trained to become a Heartland Hospice volunteer (i.e., fill out an application, attend an orientation, etc). Handlers must be at least 18 years of age, agree to background and reference check, have reliable transportation and complete 2-step TB testing. 

Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice! Do you know how to play an instrument and/or enjoy singing? we are looking for more special individuals in Kenosha and Racine County to join our growing team of superstar volunteers! Musician volunteers enrich the lives of hospice patients in their area by sharing their talents during regular visits. In addition to providing music, volunteers provide much needed socialization and one-on-one support. Service hours are flexible and scheduled according to your location and availability. Musician volunteers have the power to bring the greatest gifts to our patients' lives . .  uplifting music, a smile and reassurance that they are genuinely cared for! If you have a little extra time to give to share your love of melody, and have a big heart, please click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify Volunteer Coordinator Liz you wish to learn more about this unique volunteer opportunity. 

Qualifications of musician volunteers: must be 18 years or older; agree to a background/reference check; and attend an orientation to learn more about the philosophy of hospice and our company, the role of the volunteer and communicating with hospice patients and their families. Volunteers must complete 2-step TB testing. Travel is required for this role, reliable transportation is a must. 

Do you live in Kenosha County? Do you enjoy making crafts? Can you crochet and/or knit? Turn your hobby into healing by becoming a craft volunteer . . . all from the comforts of your own home! Heart Hospice needs more talented craft volunteers to donate items that will bring comfort to patients facing life-limiting illnesses. The sky's the limit when it comes to what will bring a smile to a patient's face, but some suggestions include: crocheted lap blankets/shawls/slipper, cards for every occasion (birthdays, holidays, "thinking of you", etc), veterans appreciation items, stuffed animals (teddy bears) or any other craft item that will brighten a patient's room. 

Once you have items ready to donate, staff will gladly pick them up at the volunteer's destination of choice or donations can be dropped off at our Kenosha business office. This is your chance to make a BIG difference without even leaving your doorstep! Please click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify Volunteer Coordinator Liz you're interested in donating handmade gifts of comfort to our hospice patients. We're waiting to hear from you!

Heartland Hospice provides end-of-life services to patients and their families throughout Southeastern Wisconsin: Kenosha, Milwaukee, Racine, Waukesha, Walworth, Jefferson, Dodge, Washington and Ozaukee.

Through our "Vets for Vets" program, veteran volunteers will have the unique ability to support our veteran patients who are terminally ill. Heartland Hospice volunteers help to support and enhance the quality of life of those they visit. Bringing the gift of friendship to our patients through regular visits, these volunteers offer services such as: companionship by just being present for the patient and offering to talk or assisting with non-medical tasks; emotional support through listening, sharing experiences and stories; allowing for expression of feelings; holding a hand; giving a needed hug; offering words of comfort; and respite support by staying with the patient while the caregiver enjoys a moment alone to run errands, make appointments, or simply take time to care for themself.

We recognize that veterans share a special bond among each other. The goal of our "Vets for Vets'' program is to match veteran patients with a hospice-trained veteran who may have a similar background. All patient visitation volunteers receive training regarding the philosophy of hospice, the role of the volunteers and other staff members as well as helpful skills in caring for and communicating with hospice patients and their families. Volunteers in our veterans program and receive additional training focused a on a veteran's specific needs. Volunteer hours are flexible and scheduled according to your availability. 

Interested applicants will: be at least 18-years-old, complete initial application paperwork, agree to a background and reference check, attend a volunteer orientation and complete the two TB tests. 

Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice! Do you believe no one should die alone? Are you caring, compassionate, dependable, and patient? This may bet he opportunity for you. Our vigil volunteers sit with our patients during their last hours. Volunteers read, hold hands, and offer quiet support to patients and their families. 

This is an on-call volunteer opportunity and the volunteer can always decline the request. Training and ongoing support are provided. Emphasis is on providing comfort during the dying process. Questions? Please click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify us you wish to learn more about this unique volunteer opportunity. 

Requirements: Must be 18 years or older; agree to a background/reference check; and attend an orientation to learn more about he philosophy of hospice and our company, the role of the volunteer and communicating with hospice patients and their families. Must be appropriately coping with any personal losses, impeccable communication skills, sound judgement regarding issues of death and dying, and ability to work independently with indirect supervision. Travel is required for this volunteer opportunity, so volunteers must have reliable transportation. 

Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice!

As a companion volunteer you can enrich the lives of terminally ill patients in your community by visiting one or more times each month. Visits may involved playing games, enjoying a leisurely stroll around the nursing home/assisted living facility or just engaging in lively conversation.  Service hours are flexible and scheduled according to your availability and location. 

You have the power to bring the greatest gift to our patients' lives. . . a smile and reassurance that comes with knowing they are genuinely cared for! If you have a little extra time to give to hear someone's life story, and have a big heart, click either brown RESPOND button at the top and bottom of this listing to notify Liz, Hospice Volunteer Coordinator that you wish to learn more about our unique volunteer opportunities. We're waiting to hear from you!

Requirements: Must be 18 years or older; agree to a background/reference check; and attend an orientation to learn more about the philosophy of hospice and our company, the role of the volunteer and communicating with hospice patients and their families. Travel is required for this volunteer opportunity, so volunteers must have reliable transportation. 

The Place of Grace hosts meals on a regular basis.  Volunteers will get to prepare meals for guests, serve meals to guests, display hospitality to guests, and help clean up after the meals.  

Our greatest needs are Tuesday from 9a-1pm and Thursdays from 5-6:30pm.

General Description: The general responsibilities of the tutors are to provide a fun learning atmosphere for children in grades 5 thru 8. Must be able to or at least be open to working with children as you will be assisting them in Sports (coaching, skills leading, instruction) & Trauma Relationship Coaching (social-emotional learning) and various other activities. Complete the program specifics for Trauma Relationship Coaching. 

Specific Duties:

1. Provide academic, social, and emotional assistance to students as needed.

2. Help students develop positive attitudes toward learning and studying.

3. Serve as a role model, establish and maintain rapport with the assigned student(s).

4. Help students develop a high level of motivation in academic areas.

5. Safely transport students to and from school and practice site as necessary. (Driver’s License required)

General Requirements:

1. Be apart of certification training for Trauma Relationship Coaches.

2. Confidentiality is a must!

3. Must be courteous, pleasant, prompt, reliable, and well organized.

4. Must be able to create a positive and effective working relationship with younger students.

5. Must be able to work between the hours of 4pm-8pm or/and flexible hours (during tournament days).

6. Tutors must provide their own transportation.

Male athletes of color from Western Technical College are encouraged to apply!

Volunteers are needed daily to keep the refreshments table stocked with punch and cookies, to assist with the Make & Take Kids' Crafts, to greet visitors as Bruce the Spruce, and more during Sheboygan County Museum's annual Holiday Memories exhibit. Consider volunteering a few hours of time to help with this popular holiday event that attracts over 8000 visitors in just a few short weeks!

Each year, the Museum celebrates the holiday season with our Holiday Memories exhibit. Continuing the tradition of animated department store window displays, the Museum features an exhibit utilizing mechanized pieces from the H.C. Prange, Younkers, and Boston Store of Sheboygan, along with decorating the two historic homes on the property. Additional activities include visiting with Bruce the Spruce, riding vintage Garton Toys, creating a Make & Take project, finding hidden scavenger hunt items in the historic Taylor House, and more!

Volunteer shifts are available from November 28 through December 30 (closed Dec 24-25). Volunteer shifts are typically 2-3 hours long, with weekday and weekend availability, as well as opportunities to volunteer during the day, afternoon, or evening.

Due to the large number of volunteers needed, shifts are coordinated through the Museum. To sign up, please contact Sheboygan County Museum's volunteer coordinator at 920-458-1103 ext. 7105 or erin.brehmer@sheboygancounty.com.

Holiday Memories Volunteer Application Form

All volunteers will be required to fill out a volunteer form and agree to a background check.

This is an opportunity for individuals to volunteer generally with the Fond du Lac Area United Way and for a place to track hours for volunteer work done with us.

Like to file? Want to touch up the Born Learning Trail? Did we convince you to help us with campaign materials or mailings? This is the place to sign up or track those hours.

Other examples could be: spent time promoting us at the Farmers Market, refed a kickball game, folded t-shirts.

Any time you want to volunteer or have volunteered, this is the place to go!

GPS Education Partners could use administrative support in our offices on a periodic basis. 

Activities would include things like folder stuffing, scanning files, and basic data entry.