Opportunities From: Volunteer Wisconsin

In our busy active Club we have approximately 100 or more people though it each day.  This means we are always cleaning.  While we take care of the day to day needs we are always in need of helping hands to do spring and fall type cleaning jobs.  

Cleaning vents, baseboards, edges.  Move furniture and clean behind it.  Clean furniture, organize toys and games.  Organize art supplies.  We have both hard labor jobs and light/no lifting jobs

Need volunteers to do while the children are not here.  Which would be before 2:30 pm on school days.

We provide all cleaning supplies.

In our busy active Club we have approximately 100 or more people though it each day.  This means we need to repaint the interior of the building approximately every 3-4 years.

Need volunteers to paint the interior of the building, while the children are not here.  Which would be before 2:30 pm on school days.

We can use you to paint a small or large room depending on the time you have available.  We provide all painting supplies.

Assist our Club staff member (Kids Cafe Cook) in preparing, serving and/or cleaning up our daily meal.  We serve a hot after school meal to approximately 100 children every school day.

May help with many different tasks under the direction of the cook.

Volunteer must have safety in mind at all time.

Assist with set up and clean up of the dining room.  

We welcome help anytime we are preparing meals for Club members.  The most helpful shifts are Monday - Friday from 2:00 - 5:00 pm.  You many volunteer for 1-3 hours per day.

Children welcome with volunteers if they are age 7 or older.

Spend time reading with children.  Allow them to read to you, for better reading skills.  Assist with a homework area of your choice, science, math, reading, English, social studies.  Work under supervision of a Club staff member.

Purpose:    To assist a youth in a subject area needed while instilling a sense of competency, usefulness, belonging and influence.

 Reading Homework Assistant :  must have safety in mind at all times; relate to staff what progress the youth is making; and relate to staff what additional assistance is needed.

Assist with set up and clean up of the homework room.  

We welcome help anytime we are open for Club members.  They most helpful shifts are Monday - Friday from 3:45 p - 4:45 pm and/or 4:45 pm to 5:45 pm

Children welcome with volunteers if they are age 7 or older.

Assist Club Staff is supervision of the Game Room.  Room had board games, pool, air hockey, fuse-ball and carpet ball.  Engage with Club members, play games with them.

Purpose:    To aide the program staff in providing fun, safe, and challenging activities that instill a sense of competency, usefulness, belonging and influence.

 The Game Room Aide must: have safety in mind at all times; have the ability to mediate conflicts; have the ability to “play” with youth; have the ability to relate to youth the consequences of their decisions; and relate to staff what additional assistance, supplies, and guidelines are needed.

We welcome help anytime we are open for Club members.  They most helpful shifts are Monday - Friday from 3:45 p - 4:45 pm and/or 4:45 pm to 5:45 pm

Children welcome with volunteers if they are age 7 or older.

Purpose:    To teach a musical skill to youth that will promote a sense of competency, usefulness, belonging and influence.

The Music Leader:  must have safety in mind at all times; relate to staff what age group and instruments they can teach; relate to staff what supplies are needed two weeks in advance; and relate to staff what assistance is needed.

We welcome any musical teaching.  The Club owes approximately 6 guitars and 3 keyboards.  At our teen center we have a drum set and digital art studio, so club members can record their music

We welcome help anytime we are open for Club members.  They most helpful shifts are Monday - Friday from 3:45 p - 4:45 pm and/or 4:45 pm to 5:45 pm

Children welcome with volunteers if they are age 7 or older.

Greet visitors, have them sign the guest book, provide a tour of the museum, share information, answer questions, and more.  

We provide training and a training manual.  

Hours are 1 to 4 P.M. May through October 

Scheduling to be done based upon your availability.

Purpose:    To assist in the teaching of a craft or skill to youth that will promote a sense of competency, usefulness, belonging and influence.

You must have safety in mind at all times; and support the Club Staff Member leading Arts and Crafts.

Assist with set up and clean up of the craft room.  Engage with Club members during the activity assisting them with their creation

We welcome help anytime we are open for Club members.  They most helpful shifts are Monday - Friday from 3:45 p - 4:45 pm and/or 4:45 pm to 5:45 pm

Children welcome with volunteers if they are age 7 or older.

Become a Certified Children's Vision Screener! Help us identify children with potential vision problems and set them on the road to healthy vision through children's vision screenings in your community.  

Founded in 1958 by a group of dedicated volunteers, Prevent Blindness Wisconsin's mission is to prevent blindness and preserve sight in Wisconsin communities. We envision a Wisconsin where everyone enjoys a lifetime of healthy vision and we work toward this goal by providing free, direct sight-saving services, such as vision screenings, throughout the state.

Volunteers help with vision screenings at schools and childcare centers throughout Dane County that otherwise do not have the capacity to screen the children at their schools and centers. All volunteers are required to attend a Prevent Blindness Wisconsin sponsored Children's Vision Screener Training. The training will go over how to vision screen school-age and preschool age children and the last step is to attend a short virtual volunteer orientation. The children’s vision screening certification is good for 3 years. No previous experience with health care or vision screenings is necessary. This is an opportunity for individual adults, teens and small groups (maximum size of 5).

Volunteers are required to complete and pass a background check and Children’s Vision Screener Training before volunteering. To sign up for our online training, please email Breanna at breanna@pbwi.org for the sign-up link.

Time commitment: Vision screenings typically take place on weekday mornings. Depending on classroom size, screenings take between 1 and 3 hours. Vision screenings start in September and go through May. 

Please contact Breanna Reckamp, Director of Operations, at breanna@pbwi.org or (414) 765-0505 to learn more and to sign up for a vision screener training.

We need two volunteers to fill the leadership positions at our STEM Scouts Lab at PJ Jacobs Junior High and Amherst Middle School. The volunteers would be responsible for leading 5-15 youth in fun, hands on projects that allow them to explore science, technology, engineering, and math. This is a coed program for kids in grades 6-8. The lab meets once a week for 90 minutes from December-May. The PJ Jacobs Junior High lab meets on Thursdays from 6-7:30 pm and the Amherst Middle School Lab meets from 3:30-5 pm on Tuesdays. At least one volunteer has to be 21 years of age. We provide training, a specific curriculum to follow that is written at the national level of the BSA, and all of the supplies are sent to you in the mail. We will be there to help the leaders through the first meeting. The sponsor of the lab is Wildcard Corporation so the volunteers will have short term assistance from STEM Professionals and opportunities for field trips. We have kids all signed up and a place to meet we just need an enthusiastic leader in order to bring this great program to the kids. Please let me know if you are interested as soon as possible.  

First Choice is looking for male mentors and advocates to provide services to male clients. Volunteer expectations will include completing advocate training and having at least five available hours a week during operating hours. First Choice is also looking for a male to help re-design the "Fatherhood Program and Mentorship Program."

First Choice is seeking volunteer individuals with active LPN or RN licensure to provide pregnancy tests, accurate pregnancy education for women and couples seeking resources, as well as teach classes including labor and delivery, breastfeeding, post-partum health, and an overview of CPR/first aid. Hours of operation are between 10am - 5pm Monday- Thursday. Volunteers will be fully trained as advocates and are asked to provide a minimum of five hours of volunteer services per week. 

Share your pet's conditional love with our hospice patients. Pet visitor volunteers draw on the bond between animals and humans in order to help improve daily functions and enhance the quality of life for patients.

Share your pet's conditional love with our hospice patients. Pet visitor volunteers draw on the bond between animals and humans in order to help improve daily functions and enhance the quality of life for patients.

Share your pet's conditional love with our hospice patients. Pet visitor volunteers draw on the bond between animals and humans in order to help improve daily functions and enhance the quality of life for patients.

McFarland Youth Center is looking for responsible adults to work with middle school youth after school on homework and goal setting. 

Our community center carpets are in dire need of being carpet cleaned. 

We need a few people who are willing to come in to help us carpet clean our large carpeted area.

(The ability to bring a carpet cleaner along would be amazing but we will rent a couple if we need to)

We also need volunteers for organization of different youth center areas. 

The most important qualification for our volunteers is the ability to communicate and work with a diverse population of clients.  Our program targets both the low income and elderly population.  It also helps to have basic computer skills – nothing fancy.  We will volunteers on the skills they need to prepare simple tax returns and they will work with another volunteer in preparing the returns.  Volunteers need to be able to attend three days of tax training along with some self-study coursework.  Finally, they need to have times open on at least one of the days we prepare the returns – Thursday and Friday at the Lincoln Center and Saturday at the library.

We need volunteers for three training days in January.  The actual tax preparation takes place during the months of Feb, March and half of April on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The prospective volunteer does not need to be at every day or week that we do taxes.

Call Mike at (715) 344-4496 for more information!

Ascension St. Elizabeth Hospital is seeking adults looking for an opportunity to volunteer.  We have immediate shift openings for people who are energetic, friendly and customer service orientated. We look for someone able to commit to 4 hours once a week for a minimum of 6 months to a year. 

Please help us help our patients and visitors by considering a volunteer assignment or by helping to recruit individuals you know who fit our needs.  For more information go to our website:  affinityhealth.org/volunteer or call 920-738-2425.

The Warehouse Alliance has multiple volunteer opportunities in our program the Warehouse.

The Warehouse is an all-ages concert venue that serves no alcohol.  National bands come through when they are on their way up, like Fall out Boy, Mudvayne, Nine Inch Nails, My Chemical Romance, Motion City Soundtrack, Mod Sun, Wookiefoot, POS, etc. 
We have young local bands perform with the national touring bands, to get real-feel concert experience. 
All of this gives the young adults of the area ongoing opportunities to congregate and enjoy music without being hounded to buy alcohol, consume drugs, etc.  Everyone that comes to shows is there to see and hear the bands and hang with their friends, as well as meeting new friends.

The Warehouse Alliance is the 501c3 non-profit that oversees operations of the Warehouse.

We have needs for assistance in several positions at the venue and offsite:
 

• Soda Bartenders - Work the soda bar during shows and other events.  Warehouse has a bar with an extensive soda list, with sodas from the US, Canada, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Mexico, Croatia, and more.

• Poster Distribution - Hang show and event posters around the Coulee Region at businesses and especially at schools.  Looking for intelligent students willing to be the liaison between Warehouse Alliance and Resident Hall Directors at UWL, Viterbo, and Winona State University.

• Load In Crew - Get a behind the scenes look at the music industry and assist bands with bringing gear in and getting set up.  This really isn't a job for someone who is small in stature or weak -- we have LOTS of stairs and music gear is not light.

• Load Out Crew - See behind the scenes and help with tear down and moving band gear outside.  This really isn't a job for someone who is small in stature or weak - we have LOTS of stairs and music gear is not light.

• Stage Crew - Help move equipment around, onto, and offstage during and before the show.  Adjust microphones, stands, assist bands.

• Box Office - Sell tickets to shows directly to people coming for the event, also for future events, greet guests, help direct bands.

• Cleaning/Maintenance - this can be anything from painting to window repair to stage equipment repair and more.  Usually during down times when there is no show.

• Data Entry - We are beginning to sort 28 years of concert posters, with the goal of scanning each poster and recording important show information into a massive searchable database for our website, for future generations to enjoy.

• Graphic Design - Upon occasion we are interested in people to work on posters, flyers, and our websites.

If you want to help the local music scene, join a fiercely independent, driven, bunch of music lovers who believe in the power of music.

 

Partnered with the Marathon County Park Department, the Marathon County Historical Society's Little Red Schoolhouse provides 4th grade students county-wide the unique opportunity of experiencing a day in a 1900's one room schoolhouse.

We are looking for individuals to work with our current teachers, and to fill positions should they become available. Dress in period costume and take students back in time with our curriculum that includes McGuffey Readers, spelling bees, recitation and penmanship.

There are Spring and Fall sessions. Teachers generally take one or 2 days per week.

This volunteer will assist our Curator of Education prepare and present historical programs for students and the community.

If you have a love of history and a bit of creativity, this position could take you throughout Wausau and Marathon County! 

Hours and tasks will vary, but preparation is generally Tuesday-Friday afternoons. Programs and events may include hosting school groups at the Historical Society, helping with booths at events like Harvest Fest or Winterfest, etc.

CHANGING THE LIVES OF YOUNG PEOPLE

Junior Achievement (JA) connects Wisconsin's South Central Region teachers with community volunteers who have a passion for education and want to help students learn how to become successful in a global economy.  

JA provides the curriculum for over twenty K-12 classroom programs. Volunteers are trained to teach the program and grade level they choose. All classroom programs use games, activities. and hands-on learning to teach students financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and workforce-readiness skills. On average, volunteers are in the classroom 5 to 7 times for 30- to 45-minutes per visit. Teachers are always present, and the volunteer is running all activities and presenting materials to the students.

Volunteers are needed for the remainder of the current school year. After volunteers choose a JA program and grade level, JA staff connect them with a teacher. The volunteer and teacher arrange the dates and times when the JA program will be taught in the classroom.

Junior Achievement provides volunteers with:

K-12 Learning Experiences include:

Volunteer advocates are the heart and soul of First Choice Pregnancy Resource Center. Advocates are trained to provide resources and educate clients who are in need of services. Advocates provide pregnancy tests, options education, teach HOPE (Hands on Parenting Education) classes, and provide community resources and referrals. Advocates will need to fill out a volunteer application, receive a background check, and be fully trained before providing services. If you are interested in volunteer advocacy, call 715-345-0280 or email Stephanie at stephanie@firstchoiceprc.org.

Volunteer Board Members make up the Board of Directors for First Choice Pregnancy Resource Center. Board of Directors meet monthly at pre-arranged times to discuss budget and finances, goals, and general organization topics. Interested in becoming a Board Member? Email Cindy at cindy@firstchoiceprc.org. She will then provide you with the Board Membership Application. 

Help work in the sustainable greenhouse and environmental learning center to water plants, maintain growing systems, repair small items, clean spaces, maintain the library, create museum signage and enjoy the beautiful space.

With only one part time staff member at our parks, we rely on volunteers to help us with our environmental education programs. If you love kids, this opportunity is right for you. Duties for this include:

-Assist during field trips. This may mean that you are leading an activity

-Assist during preschool classes

-Assist with prep work

-Assist during our school age classes

-Help at a weekend program

Interested in working outdoors to improve local parks. We have a great Tuesday morning work crew AKA the Buckthorn Brigade or Litter Picker Uppers. This group meets regularly on Tuesday mornings at 8:45 AM till usually 11AM. Emails are communicated with those who are interested to let them know what the task will be for that week. Come for one Tuesday or come for them all. Come for the whole time or for a little bit of the time. This group is critical in helping the park.

Duties may include:

-Removing buckthorn via pesticide, cutting, chipping, or chainsawing

-Picking up litter

-Attaching signs to the park

-Clearing Trails

Projects this group has worked on

-Painting of buildings

-Natural Playground building

-Buckthorn removal

-Litter clean-up

-Graffiti removal

-Attaching signs to picnic tables

Looking for a great opportunity to help park visitors? Nature Center hosts help staff the nature center completing the following duties:

1) Greet visitors

2) Answer visitor questions to the best of their knowledge regarding the park

3) Make gift shop sales

4) May do general cleaning tasks like vacuuming

5) Maybe perform opening and closing procedures (turning on lights, locking doors)

You may sign up to cover part of a shift or a whole shift. Our nature center is only open when we are not doing programming and when we have volunteers to staff it. We try and have the center open at least from noon-4pm daily.

Ministry We Honor Veterans Hospice Volunteer

Ministry Hospice is seeking Veterans that would visit the homes of patients that are Veterans themselves to celebrate and honor their service.  Every Veteran receiving hospice care will receive a lapel pin, a patriotic lap quilt, and a framed certificate of appreciation.

Hospice provides free, extensive training for all volunteers.  Please contact Susan for more information at 715.204.3443 or susan.barrett@ahah.net. 

La Crescent High School is seeking individuals to help tutor students in Math.  There are two opportunities to do so.  One is during the school day, during our Flex Period.  This Flex period runs Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 7:55-8:28am.  We are seeking individuals interested in coming during any of those days/periods to help reteach math to students in need.

We also have families looking for individual tutors for their children.  This would be scheduled between the person interested and the family.  Depending on the student/family, there may be compensation for the tutoring, but it is not expected.

 Please contact Abby Kemp - 507-895-4467 or abby.kemp@isd300.k12.mn.us if interested in either opportunity.

Band Committee

This committee is responsible for listening to, assessing, recommending for booking local and area bands and DJ's.  Of specific importance to this committee is to contract with ethnically and musically diverse bands.

Logistics Committee

This committee has the responsibility of planning and coordinating the routine activities for each night of Dane Dances.

Publicity Committee

This committee ensures that Dane Dances and its mission and activities are consistently presented in a positive way to the public.

Fund-Raising Committee

This committee is responsible for fundraising planning and implementation, including identifying what funding is needed; exploring funding sources; creating strategies to approach potential sponsors; and assisting in preparation of proposals and presentations.

The Board of Directors in conjunction with the Members, the Board is responsible for overall policy and direction of the organization, and delegates responsibility for day-to-day operations to the Organization's Director and committees.

The specific duties of the Board shall include, but not limited to the following:

(a) Approving the budget for the organization and any major expenditure of funds which may be recommended by the Director.

(b) Evaluating and approving policies relating to the operation of the organization to ensure that the organization is governed in a manner best suited to serve it Members.

(c) Reviewing the Director's reports on the status and progress of the organization and advising the Director of any recommended changes in the organization.

(d) Selecting the Officers who will serve on the Executive committee.

(e) Appointing successors for Board members who resign or are removed.

(f) Making decisions concerning the general business of the organization when there is a conflict with the Members under this section para C.

(g) Enhancing the Organization's public image by helping to articulate the organization's mission, accomplishments and goals, as well as gathering support from the community.

(h) Working in partnership with the Director and Fundraising Committee to raise funds from the community.

The board receives no compensation.

Board meetings are quarterly in the Madison area.

GREAT opportunity for small groups, family and friends. 

Volunteer involvement in providing meals at Freedom House is vital to serving our families. It is a great opportunity to share your gift of cooking.

The goal of Meal Teams is to provide a steady stream of home-cooked meals for the 16 families residing at Freedom House.

Donate a meal for the families staying at Freedom House to enjoy!  Stay to serve the meal or choose to drop it off.  

Search for open dinner shifts: https://mealtrain.com/wm10e7

Pick your hours, 2, 4, 6, or 8.

Serve as a welcoming presence for donors, residents, and visitors by greeting everyone with a warm smile and friendly interaction. Provide support to House staff by answering/screening phone calls and creating a positive, helpful environment at the front desk.

The Warehouse (a program of the Warehouse Alliance) stocks over 75 sodas from around the world, including sodas from Japan, Germany, Mexico, Ireland, England, Canada, and Thailand. Soda Bartenders serve customers during shows, assist with stocking product, and general clean up after shows. 

 Hours and days vary depending on show schedules. 

Our Senior Living Community is looking for individuals who are interested in volunteering hours helping with activities and events at our community.  Are you interested in visiting the community with your pet, sharing a musical talent, reading, playing cards, sharing stories, we encourage you to let us know. Please contact us if you are interested in this rewarding volunteer opportunity. Become a part of our team today!  Contact us at 715-343-7376.

Volunteers will work with The Master Gardner's in maintaining the grounds of the Upham Mansion. 

Our grounds maintenance includes, but is not limited to, the following tasks:

Latinos United for College Education Scholarships (LUCES) is seeking to add members to its Board of Directors.  LUCES is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) that is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes.  LUCES exists to promote and advocate for the higher educational advancement of Latinos in the state of Wisconsin by providing merit and need based scholarships.  Available positions include:

If you are interested, please send a copy of your resume and a note expressing your interest to board@luces-wisconsin.org.

For more information about LUCES, please visit our website at http://www.luces-wisconsin.org.

Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center is now accepting new applications for summer evening opportunities. We are looking for friendly volunteers to help out at various Monona Terrace produced community events to check people in at events and serve as a welcome liaison. Ideal candidates will have experience and be comfortable working with smartphones and iPads/tablets. Details can be found here under “Community Event Volunteer”: https://www.mononaterrace.com/programs-and-events/volunteer/

For more information, contact Misty Lohrentz at mlohrentz@mononaterrace.com / (608) 261-4062.

The Historical Society could use some extra hands to help with donated material that needs to be processed and put into our data base. Some knowledge with excel is helpful but not necessary; however, attention to detail is key. The NWCHS Coordinator will oversee and direct each project.

Material includes archival documents and some artifacts.

The North Wood County Historical Society is looking to bring 2 more Docent on board! 

Are you interested in your local history? Do you have an interest in educating others? If so, look no further! This position comes with training and a name badge! We need Docent Volunteers on Wednsday's and Saturday's.

Please respond by email or come on in and visit us at the Upham Mansion.

visit our web page

The main office at the Colonial Club Senior Activity Center is the center of all activities and programs.  

Volunteers answer phones, transfer calls, register members for activities/programs, take payments for programs/services, write receipts, assist guests, answer questions, and direct guests to locations around the building.

Shifts are either 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., or 12:30 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

Volunteers are required to undergo a background check.  Training is provided, and a six month commitment is desired.  A regular one day weekly commitment is desirable, but biweekly and substitute positions are also available.  It is very important for the volunteer in this role to commit to his/her scheduled time.  

URL: www.colonialclub.org

The Adult Day Center within the Colonial Club Senior Center provides daytime respite care for family members that may not be able to stay home alone, but are not yet ready for a nursing home.  

We are looking for volunteers interested in providing lunchtime assistance.  Tasks will include setting tables, serving meals, clearing/wiping tables, sweeping floor, and providing an additional set of eyes for staff during meal times.

Shifts will be 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

A regular one day weekly commitment is desirable.  Volunteer needs to be comfortable in a standing position.

Volunteers are required to undergo a background check.

URL: www.colonialclub.org

Saving Paws Animal Rescue, Inc. is a volunteer-run, no-kill animal rescue in Appleton that functions entirely on community support.  

 Fundraising Enthusiast Wanted!

Fundraising volunteers can be any age.  Even the youngest among us are welcome to participate by having neighborhood lemonade stands or bake sales.  Maybe they could organize a “Penny War” at their school.  Tweens and teens could gather their friends to do a food drive.  No event is too small to help.   Adults could arrange events at local restaurants or create an activity at our adoption events.  

To begin your volunteer adventure, please e-mail fundraising@savingpawswi.com or visit us online at www.savingpaws.com

 We Greatly Appreciate any help with our Wish list!!

Animal Care Supplies:

Rescue Supplies:

Volunteer drivers are needed to help transport domestic violence and/or sexual assault victims to shelter or appointments. A local and state background check, and training must be completed by our agency before volunteering can begin. Mileage for out of town transportation would be reimbursed. Must have valid drivers license and proof of insurance.

Need help with weeding, harvesting and building an expanded additional garden area.  The need is overwhelming for our local food pantries and churches.  Very flexible schedule.

We are looking for volunteers that may be interested in visiting, playing a game, reading to a resident, etc.  The time commitment is very flexible.  Potential volunteers do need to have a background check and reference checks completed as well as comply with the volunteer guidelines presented by Hillview Health Care and La Crosse County.  If you are interested please go to our website to complete our online application form. Volunteer Services and Internships (lacrossecounty.org) 

Aseracare Hospice is seeking volunteers who are available and willing to provide caregivers with respite volunteering by scheduling a time to visit patients in accordance with the caregivers needs. the time spent with the patient does not have a regular schedule, and may be indirect (e.g. patient companionship is less critical here than having a presence in the home to provide for emergent needs while the care giver is away). Often there is only one visit, but sometimes repeat respite visits are requested. When respite visits are regularly scheduled, they can be filled by any volunteer trained for companioning patients and function as companion visits in all ways, with the caregiver’s needs as the main priority.

REQUIREMENTS:

Aseracare Hospice is seeking volunteers who are willing to provide vigil support to patients and families. Volunteers are available who are willing and able to sit with patient who is actively dying or otherwise in need of immediate support (e.g. for management of symptoms such as anxiety, minimizing fall risk, depression, etc). The visit may address a one time need or a periodic need but differs from a companion assignment in that the focus is on providing support to the patient during a critical time in their hospice care - either while actively dying or while moving through another form of crisis or transition.

REQUIREMENTS:

Wood County Transportation is in need of your help! The Wood County Volunteer Driver program provides transportation services for the elderly and disabled to medical appointments as well as transportation for Wood County Human Services. We are very much in need of drivers in the Marshfield and Wisconsin Rapids area. You will have the opportunity to meet great people. All trips are within the State of Wisconsin. As a volunteer you can drive as much or as little as you like. Volunteer drivers will receive reimbursement for their mileage driven. For more details you can call 715-389-0230 in the Marshfield area or 715-421-8989 in the Wisconsin Rapids area.

AseraCare Hospice is seeking volunteers can play a musical instrument and/or can sing and are interested in joining “Harmony of Hearts” a volunteer music outreach program.

“Harmony of Hearts” is a volunteer music outreach that brings peace to the dying and comfort to their families. The music outreach is to create therapeutic music to help brighten the last days/hours of life for patients. Volunteers can visit on their own or we can join together in groups of two or three and visit patients in the area, bringing them the gift of music.

Volunteers interested in this program must be at least 18 years of age. Volunteers under 18 must be supervised by an adult. They must be able to play an instrument or be able to sing.  Instruments with a soft and soothing sound are preferred such as guitar, autoharp or violin etc.  This program is very open and flexible to those special people that are interested in helping others. Volunteers play an important role in providing social support and decreasing isolation that can so often occur for the terminally ill.

Volunteers are provided free training, a training certificate, and can work flexible hours that suit their individual schedules. Volunteer training blends ancient wisdom with contemporary practices.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES & BEHAVIORS

employees at all levels.

REQUIREMENTS

Volunteers must be able to attend a 12-hour orientation.

This includes a free complete background check, urine screen, and tuberculosis test. If you are a grieving a significant loss of a family member, we do ask that you wait twelve months after the death before commencing hospice volunteering.

To volunteer is truly a gift of the heart. If you are interested in this program and can play a musical instrument and/or sing, please call Emily Umbreit at (920) 497-4672.

The greenhouse and gardens are continually looking for individuals or groups to support our on-going programming.  People who are willing to tend gardens, harvest and prepare foods, work with students to construct items in the gardens or help coordinate the maintenance of the greenhouse and gardens are needed.

Volunteers needed for the following:

Daily - meal prep, children's activities, and cleaning

Weekly - sanitizing toys, deep cleaning, children's activities, and arts/crafts prep

Seasonal - shovel snow and salting (emergency exits and sidewalks)

Annual - carpet cleaning

*additional opportunities will be posted separately 

School Year Volunteer Hours:

4:00p.m.-6:00p.m.

6:00p.m.-8:00p.m.

4:00p.m.-8:00p.m.

*hours flexible depending on task 

CCFA's mission is: We are an alliance of congregations and people whose passion for community justice is rooted in diverse faith and justice traditions. Together we build relationships that create a more just, compassionate, and responsible community, especially for those who are displaced and marginalized. 

We oversee three projects: Circles of Support for ex-offenders, Share the Bounty for hungry/homeless, and Centro Latino for migrants/immigrants.

A full range of organizational development tasks are in need of volunteers, short and long term. From database building, to accounting, marketing and communication, event management, and fundraising. It's the type of organization and fellowship that changes you more than those we serve.

Share the Bounty attends weekly farmers markets and through relationships with farmers and vendors obtains and distributes to food pantries and directly to people in need over 30,000 pounds of fresh vegetable/fruit produce. Works in the La Crosse county markets. Need include event managers, packers, drivers, and general team participants. Share is a project of the Compassionate Community Faith Alliance www.ccfaithalliance.org

Circles of Support (see Circles on www.ccfaithalliance.org) consists of six people who meet with an ex-offender for a minimum of six months to assist in breaking the recidivism cycle and transitioning to a regular life. You are a faithful friend...not a professional counselor or mentor or teacher, etc. Can you be a faithful friend, ready at any time to support someone in their darkest hours as they struggle to break the habits and lifestyle that has led to their often many imprisonments?

Are you experienced with dogs and have a few hours each week to spend providing care to the dogs who temporarily call Saving Paws home?

Shifts will include let-outs to our back runs, kennel cleaning, feeding, watering, walking and socializing.   As time permits you can also work with the dogs on basic commands like sit, stay, down, leave it, so they are better prepared and socialized for their new forever home.

Schedule:We have 4 shifts per day:  Morning: 8am or earlier, Mid-Day: 11-1, Dinner:  3-5pm and Evening: 7-9pm.   

On-boarding: Once you complete general orientation, we will partner you with a trained volunteer who will show you what to do.  You will shadow that person for several shifts until you are comfortable to be on your own. 

We use an on-line scheduling tool called Volunteer Matters for sign ups. The best part is you choose a time that works for you – we do not have regular open hours.

You must be 18 or older to volunteer with the dogs. If you are younger than 18, you can volunteer with an adult or guardian.

Our dog care volunteers are rewarded with wagging tails, happy barks and doggy playtime. Our dogs are always excited to see our volunteers.

Due to an overcrowding situation: We are also looking for dog lovers who are willing to foster until he or she finds their forever home. 

To begin your volunteer adventure, please complete the on-line application or email us at volunteers@savingpawswi.com for further information.

Enjoy taking care of animals and looking for a flexible schedule? Sign up to be a cat care volunteer at Saving Paws, a volunteer-run, no-kill animal rescue in Appleton.

As a cat care volunteer, you provide care to the kittens and cats temporarily calling Saving Paws home.  Duties include socializing the cats, feeding, watering and cleaning the rooms where the cats live. No previous experience is needed – we provide the training.  We have morning, afternoon and evening time slots for our volunteers. Each cat care shift is about two hours.

Once you complete general orientation, we will partner you with a trained volunteer who will show you what to do.  You will shadow that person for several shifts until you are comfortable to be on your own.  We use an on-line scheduling tool called Volunteer Matters for sign ups. The best part is you choose a time that works for you – we do not have regular open hours.

Children over the age of 11 can volunteer with their parents or another adult at Saving Paws.  The person supervising must go through Orientation and be fully trained as well.

While you do not receive monetary payment for your time at Saving Paws, you’ll be rewarded with kitty snuggles, plenty of purring and playful head butts from our grateful animals. Our cats love our volunteers.

To begin your volunteer adventure, please e-mail volunteers@savingpawswi.com or visit us online at www.savingpaws.com

Willow Brooke Point Senior Living is seeking volunteers for our activity department. These activities range from calling bingo and painting nails to playing a simple game of cards with our residents. If there is a talent that is wished to be shared with us, we are always willing to have them.

Help your elderly and special needs community neighbors remain in their homes by installing Lifeline equipment in subscriber residence. Volunteers go into the homes throughout Marathon County to install and show the subscriber how to use their personal help button and Lifeline unit. They also provide replacement batteries for personal help buttons and units in subscriber homes, as well as general troubleshooting. Must possess a valid WI drivers license. Training provided.

The Board of Directors of the Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra, Inc. is the governing body of the Corporation. The Board provides leadership and direction to the organization by defining its philosophy, mission, objectives, strategy, and goals. The Board, in its governance function, facilitates optimum interaction between the Sheboygan Symphony management, artistic direction, and the public which the Sheboygan Symphony serves.

Assist the Historical Coordinator with projects. Help fulfill the needs of the Historical Society through advertising events and facilitate community involvement. Position requires a personal computer for working on projects independently. Position requires the volunteer to have an active email account. This is a wonderful position for someone who is good with working independently on projects and can work with dead lines. 

Gain a wonderful skill set!

The North Wood County Historical Society offers reference letters to volunteers who complete 6 months of involvement.

Classes are taught by the Literacy Network on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm.  DCPC and volunteers like you provide free childcare so parents can learn to read and write English.

Classes are taught by the Literacy Network on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm.  DCPC and volunteers like you provide free childcare so parents can learn to read and write English.

Do you like to plan events, solicit for donations and oversee
volunteers. To serve on one or all of the following fundraising planning
committees:

Help organize and label our growing school library.  Duties include labeling new inventory, filing books in the correct area, and moving books and shelves.

Dane County is becoming Dementia Friendly, but it needs your help. This is a grass roots, community wide effort. We need volunteers who are willing to spread the word in their community. We need people to talk to business owners to explain what it means to be dementia friendly and to encourage them to sign up for the free training. We need help promoting dementia awareness activities in your neighborhood and town. We also need leaders! Are you connected in your community or neighborhood? If so, you can become a leader in this movement in your area. Contact the ADRC to learn how to get involved!

Do you have a friendly, gentle, well-mannered dog who loves getting and giving attention?  You and your dog can light up the day of Agrace Patients! Volunteers and their dogs are needed to visit with Agrace patients living in long-term care facilities in the community, or at the Madison Inpatient Unit. Dogs must be registered therapy dogs through one of our partnering therapy dog organizations.  Volunteer must be at least 18 years old.

Professional, licensed cosmetologists or barbers are needed to provide occasional haircuts or styling to Agrace patients in our patients' homes. Sometimes hospice patients are unable to leave their homes for haircuts or styling; in other circumstances, patients would like to have hair styled for an upcoming event (birthday/anniversary). Providing this volunteer service is a compassionate gesture that improves quality of life for our patients. The requirements for this volunteer position include the following: Complete the volunteer application process and a 12-hour training course, which is provided by Agrace . Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age.

Our affordable door-to-door transportation service for adults 60 years and older and people with disabilities has been around for over 50 years, helping thousands of people in our community remain independent.

The success of our service has been largely dependent on volunteer drivers. Please help us continue to make a difference in our community by helping those in need lead a more fulfilling and self-sufficient lifestyle!

Volunteers must have a valid Wisconsin driver license, be 18 years or older, have a good driving record, and complete a minimum of two ride-along shifts with a current volunteer driver.

Flexible Schedule | Shifts are 4-5 hours long with AM/PM options;
Morning route - 7:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Afternoon route - 12:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Vehicles Provided | Fleet of vehicles includes sedans, accessible
mini-vans and buses.

Due to COVID-19 social distancing rules, we are currently looking for volunteer drivers who are comfortable driving our larger vehicles, mini-vans and buses.

Insurance Provided | Vehicle insurance coverage provided by Curative Connections

Commercial Driver's License (CDL) | Not required

Training | Provided through ride-alongs with current drivers

Physical Requirements | Minimal with no heavy lifting

Rider Fees | Minimal handling of rider fee collection

Questions?
Email us at Drive4Us@CurativeConnections.org or contact Tina Whetung, Director of Transportation, at 920-227-4272.

Are you looking to make a difference in the lives of seniors?

We are in need of kind and caring volunteers to become Visiting Buddies.  Visiting Buddies are paired with a few residents who they come to visit and spend time with.

Requirements are as follows:

Benefits:

Do you enjoy good food and socializing?  Become a Cafe Helper at Oak Park Place!  Help serve residents, staff, and visitors low cost lunches and receive a free lunch yourself.

Requirements are as follows:

What is HELP?

The Hospital Elder Life Program is a service provided by Aurora Lakeland Medical Center and Aurora Memorial Hospital of Burlington to improve the hospital experience of older patients. The program is dedicated to providing personalized care for seniors by supporting and encouraging independence.

 Why?

Being in the hospital upsets normal routines of mental and physical activity just at the time a person is coping with illness. The Hospital Elder Life Program helps keep the mind and body as active as possible in spite of illness.

 What do we do?

Specially trained volunteers provide extra care to older adults in the hospital including:

Daily Volunteer Visits

Daily visits designed to keep you alert and oriented, while providing support and socialization.

Meal-time Assistance

Daily visits to assist with filling out your menu or setting up your meal tray if that is needed.

Early Mobilization

Promote strength and mobility through range of motion and walking opportunities.

Recreational Activities

Provide stimulating and enjoyable activities to help you stay mentally focused to keep the mind and body active. Our volunteers can also assist with relaxation exercises that can help reduce stress during the hospital stay.

Fluid Balance

Reminders to stay hydrated by drinking adequate amounts of liquids daily.

Sleep and Rest

If you have trouble sleeping, we share instructions for you, your family and caregiving staff on how to improve sleep while in the hospital

Looking for dog owners to bring their dogs and visit residents.  The dogs must be well behaved and be up to date on all of their shots.  Please consider brightening our residents’ days with a visit from your furry friend.

            Hours for this position are very flexible and we will work with your schedule.

We are looking for enthusiastic individuals willing to help assist with BINGO.  Duties of this position may include helping bring residents to BINGO, calling numbers, assisting residents who are playing, and passing out prizes. 

            Available hours for this positions are on Wednesdays between 2:00 and 4:00.

We are looking for caring, able bodied individuals to help get our residents to different events and activities.  This may include pushing a wheelchair, helping residents find their way, or going on outings and helping staff get the residents where they need to go. 

            There is a high need for this position and hours vary throughout each week.  We are willing to work with your schedule.

Position: Market Leadership Advisory Board

Description: 

The Market Leadership Advisory Board, represents a diversity of locally based leaders who advise on strategic and tactical activities implemented as part of USGBC’s global work plan. This leadership group works collaboratively within a larger network of Market Leadership Advisory Boards in order to develop and implement integrative, consistent, and effective local work plans in all strategic markets. This structure further reports local metrics that contribute to the global success of the USGBC community.

Read the full board description

Apply online: https://usgbc.wufoo.com/forms/z1cngout07f7n1u/

Position: Transformation Awards Event Ambassador

Description: 

We need your help to make our Transformation Awards Reception celebration successful! We are honoring the individuals and organizations who are leading the way toward a brighter, more sustainable future. It’ll highlight some of the most energy efficient and sustainable projects in the state. We’ll also provide delicious, local food and beverage, while attendees network with the “who’s who” of sustainability. We need volunteers to help plan the reception, organize the award nomination and judging process, and help the day of the awards event to ensure it runs smoothly, attendees feel welcome and appreciated, and quick setup and cleanup of the space.

Apply Online: https://usgbc.wufoo.com/forms/z1cngout07f7n1u/

If you have a big heart and a strong back, you can help low-income families achieve their dreams of home ownership. Become a Donation Pick Up Assistant today! 

Volunteer Shifts:  

Residential Pick Ups 

Business Pick Ups

Donation Pick Up Assistant Roles & Responsibilities: 

Desired Skills & Experience: 

Training & Resources Provided: 

What's in it for you? 

Did you know that you can shop while helping low-income families achieve their dreams of home ownership? Become a Merchandise Preparation Assistant today! 

Volunteer Shifts (flexibility is available): 

Merchandise Preparation Roles & Responsibilities:

Customer Service

Merchandising 

Donation Receiving

Desired Skills & Experience: 

Training & Resources Provided: 

What's in it for you? 

Did you know that you can raise money to help low-income families achieve their dreams of home ownership, even if you don't have money to spare? Become a cashier for the Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity ReStore! 

Volunteer Shifts (flexibility is available): 

Cashier Roles & Responsibilities: 

Desired Skills & Experience: 

Training & Resources Provided: 

What's in it for you? 

Responsible for the promotion of Junior Achievement – Coulee District and assisting in all aspects of marketing for various special events and school programming throughout the year.

• 5-10 hours/week
• Assist in designing promotional materials for Junior Achievement- Coulee District, including: creating brochures, event programs, and newsletters as needed along with assisting in social media efforts 
• Schedule must be flexible and allow for attendance on event days and other special occasions
• Position may qualify for “service learning” credit

Responsible for supporting the Marketing Department in the promotion and marketing of Junior Achievement – Coulee District and assisting in all aspects of planning, implementing and marketing for various special events throughout the year.

• 12-15 hours/week
• Assist in marketing Junior Achievement- Coulee District, including: creating promotional materials as needed, assisting in social media efforts, and participating in marketing events.
• Assist in planning of special events, including: securing sponsorships, securing raffle and auction prizes, planning logistics, attending committee meetings, assist in event day set up and take down and any other event detail as needed.
• Schedule must be flexible and allow for attendance on event days and other special occasions
• Position may qualify for “service learning” credit

Parents Place, Waukesha, was established in 1983 as a local, grass roots response to the increasing problem of child abuse and neglect.  Parents Place believes in improving the quality of of life for all children and families through intervention, prevention, support groups and ongoing education with the Supervised Visitation Program, Community Education, Parent Support Worker and the Born Learning Program.  As a non-profit family resource center, we rely on individuals and organizations to allow us to continue to serve the families of Waukesha County.  You can help make that difference at Parents Place by hosting a Wish List Drive for Parents Place!  Thank you in advance for your contribution to our effort in making children safe and helping families bond together! "Children do not choose their past.  Together we can change their future."

Parents Place Wish List:

Help us care for the cats in our shelter while they await their permanent homes.  Carestaff volunteers help maintain a healthy environment for our cats by providing food, water, clean litterboxes and bedding, as well as some socialization.  Each shift takes about an hour and also includes help with laundry, washing dishes, and light cleaning of our shelter.  We need regular volunteers to commit to weekly or bi-weekly shifts, as well as substitute carestaff to help fill vacancies.  Training is provided.  Come join our team!

We are always accepting applications for volunteers. For more information contact our Volunteer Coordinator at (920) 467-1800 or volunteer@ssrhospicehome.org.

At Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice, we are dedicated to providing comfort, dignity and quality care to individuals and families facing end-of-life challenges. As a volunteer you play a crucial role in this mission, offering companionship, emotional support, and practical assistance to patients and their loved one.

Help support Family Service of Waukesha by conducting a supply drive. Various Items needed such as art therapy supplies, therapy room supplies, office supplies, and play therapy supplies are needed. Please visit our Wishlist for items needed: https://a.co/aXxBsGc

Responsibilities:

Please apply through the link below.

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

We have opportunities in Outagamie, Winnebago and Fond du Lac counties.

Please apply through the link below

 Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care 

Or contact Jayne.Syrjamaki@Aurora.org / Jayne.  920-252-5146

Jayne 920-252-5146

Do you have 1-2 hours a week or 5 hours a month to share your skills, time and appreciation to help improve the lives of our military community?

We are looking for positive and responsible volunteers to dedicate an average of 5 hours a month to work with our great board and extended teams. If any (or all) of the items below are of interest, please contact Hattie Liebman at hliebman@hooahinc.org for more information.

As a 4th H.O.O.A.H. of Wisconsin volunteer you can:

· Lead established programs

· Participate in planning committees 

· Brainstorm and share ideas to improve programs and fundraising events

· Build meaningful connections to improve services and distribute resources

· Support the teams that directly impact the lives of our military community

If you want to learn more about our greater cause, checkout out 4th HOOAH Wisconsin - Hooah Inc.

If you are able to use an iPad or Android tablet you could be a sip & swipe coach! Help seniors navigate the web and FaceBook. Flexible schedule, complete training and limitless possibilities! 

Help with lunch preparations for 75 to 150 individuals per day.

Dinner for 32 bed Transitional Living Center

Weekly youth program meal. 

Assist with meal prep, cooking, dishwashing, and clean up.  

Age 16 yrs or older to help with cooking. Those under the age of 16 can help serve the meal and clean up.

715-845-4272 

Colleen.hilber@usc.salvationarmy.org