Opportunities From: Volunteer Wisconsin

Join 1,400 volunteers at the Oshkosh Arena as we work to pack 294,000 pounds of rice on September 17. Come fill your soul with music and purpose as we fight hunger in Northeast Wisconsin together.

Choose from one of five two hour shifts:
7:00am-9:00am
9:30am-11:30am
12:00pm-2:00pm
2:30pm-4:30pm
5:00pm-7:00pm

Click here to register: https://www.signupgenius.com/org/oskftbfts#/

Habitat for Humanity of Dane County is looking for volunteers to help build affordable housing!

Want to learn construction skills while contributing to an important cause? Join Habitat today!

Construction volunteers are needed at the Habitat construction sites in both Madison and Sun Prairie. No prior experience is needed - all the tools and training will be available on site. Tasks may include framing, trim, landscaping, painting, etc. Individuals and groups are welcome. Opportunities are available Thursdays-Saturdays from 8:15am-3:30pm.

Volunteers must be 16 or older; flexible and willing to be trained; and comfortable standing/working for the duration of the full shift. There is a morning and lunch break built into the shift.

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

Are you available September 21st to help make an impact for children and families in our community? Fairways Fore Families golf scramble is hosted by Safe Families for Children Western WI. 

We are looking for volunteers to help make this event a success. Whether you can help on the course for a few hours or all day, donate an in-kind item, or help spread the word, everything helps further our mission to keep children safe and families together. 

Milwaukee Community Service Corps (MCSC) is seeking a friendly, dependable volunteer to assist with reception and basic administrative duties at our workforce training center. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working with people and wants to support an organization helping individuals gain job skills, industry-recognized credentials, and pathways to employment.

We seek to engage volunteers in building benches and a utility storage shed from kits.  Volunteers will need to dress for outdoors and are requested to bring work gloves, water bottles and bug spray.   

MEET AT THE BUS BARN - on the west side of the student and faculty parking lot.  

We seek to engage volunteers in spreading mulch over the newly graveled outdoor classroom area located in the woods behind the school.  Volunteers will need to bring flat bladed and pointed shovels as well as iron rakes and wheelbarrows.  Don't forget to bring your work gloves, water bottles and bug spray.   

Help our pollinator garden thrive by removing undesirable weeds and invasive species! Your attention to this area assists the pollination of our produce and allows us to focus on cultivating our crops. 

The Aurora Visiting Nurse Association Hospice Program provides a special way of caring for the person whose life expectancy is limited. Hospice affirms life and maintains the dignity of each individual we serve. The philosophy of Hospice focuses on maintaining the quality of life by keeping patients pain-free and comfortable while providing for spiritual, emotional, social and physical needs. Hospice care and services are available in various locations to best suit the patient's needs: in their home, in a nursing home or assisted living facility or hospital, or in the Aurora VNA Zilber Family Hospice residence.

The Aurora Visiting Nurse Association Hospice Program provides a special way of caring for the person whose life expectancy is limited. Hospice affirms life and maintains the dignity of each individual we serve. The philosophy of Hospice focuses on maintaining the quality of life by keeping patients pain-free and comfortable while providing for spiritual, emotional, social and physical needs. Hospice care and services are available in various locations to best suit the patient's needs: in their home, in a nursing home or assisted living facility or hospital, or in the Aurora VNA Zilber Family Hospice residence.

Keep VGI looking beautiful and productive by trimming grass and weeds about once a week on the farm and in the office space's backyard. During winter months clear snow from the sidewalk and parking area at the office building and outside of the farm.

New Horizons is looking for a volunteer to help deliver extra donated items that we are unable to use to other nonprofits in our community. This is a great opportunity to help make sure generous donations continue to reach organizations and people who need them!

Assist with serving food or pouring wine at Field to Fork, the Garden's fall fundraiser event, an elegant six course meal served outdoors in the Garden.

Food Server: Assist the caterer and Garden staff with serving food to event guests and clearing plates after each course.

Wine Pourer: Assist the event's representative with wine pours for each meal course. Wine rep. will introduce the wine pairing before each course is served.

To sign up, respond to the need on this page and our Volunteer Coordinator will reach out with more information, or fill out a Volunteer Application on our website and mention this event: https://gbbg.volunteerhub.com/userregistrationwizard/usernamepassword

Join Y-Service Club volunteers selling Christmas Trees at our lot.

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

We are looking for someone to come in weekly from 5:30-7:30pm to lead an evening card group with our High Acuity Assisted Living residents! Card games could range from UNO, Go Fish, Five Crowns, etc. Volunteer would assist with gathering residents to participate in the activity after supper, lead a card game with those residents, and then assist the residents in getting home with the assistance of our Resident Care Assistant staff.

Do you like algebra and geometry? Do you use them at work, or are you currently a college or high school student studying advanced math courses? We'd love to talk with you about an opportunity to be part of a team of volunteers providing math homework help at drop-in in library sessions on Wednesdays from 4:00-6:00 pm.

Qualified candidates: 

For more information, contact Colleen at cholz@apl.org or at 920-832-6346. 

We are looking for volunteers to ride the MTU to school with students! The MTU would leave at 7:10 am and get to NSE around 7:25a each day. We are looking for at least one person Monday-Friday. 

You would have the option to stay and hang out with students during breakfast/morning recess or leave from there.

Are you a musician looking for a meaningful way to share your talent with others? Valley VNA is looking for volunteer musicians who would love to bring the joy and healing power of music to our residents and patients.

Whether you play guitar, piano, or another instrument, we would love to hear from you! Music has a unique way of bringing people together, creating joy, sparking memories, and providing comfort and connection.

Volunteer musicians can choose the setting that feels most comfortable for them. Opportunities may include performing during lunch or dinner for our residents, or providing intimate acoustic performances from room to room for patients.

No matter your instrument or style, your music can make a meaningful difference in someone's day. If you are interested in sharing your musical talent with the residents and patients of Valley VNA, we would love to connect with you!

Contact Valley VNA today to learn more about becoming a volunteer musician.

We currently have an 11-year-old girl from Combined Locks on our waiting list. This bright and engaging girl likes playing football, sketching, and roller blading. She also enjoys spending time outdoors and would like to try baking. She is excited to be matched with a mentor!

The child described above is 1 of nearly 30 kids currently waiting to be matched with a mentor.

The Outagamie County Mentoring Program is looking for volunteer mentors who are willing to engage in positive activities with a child in the local community.  Mentors are asked to spend 4 hours each month with the child they are matched with, meeting at least twice per month.

For information on how to become a mentor with the Outagamie County Mentoring Program, email us at hhsmentors@outagamie.org or call (920) 832-5961. We’d love to answer any questions you may have about our program.

We currently have an 8-year-old boy from Appleton waiting to be matched with a mentor. This shy boy loves all things soccer! He also enjoys fishing, catching frogs, building with Legos, and making smoothies. He is open to having a male or female mentor and could also be perfect for a family match.

The child described above is 1 of nearly 30 kids currently waiting to be matched with a mentor.

The Outagamie County Mentoring Program is looking for volunteer mentors who are willing to engage in positive activities with a child in the local community.  Mentors are asked to spend 4 hours each month with the child they are matched with, meeting at least twice per month.

For information on how to become a mentor with the Outagamie County Mentoring Program, email us at hhsmentors@outagamie.org or call (920) 832-5961. We’d love to answer any questions you may have about our program.

Disaster Action Team (DAT) members directly help people affected by disasters. Locally, the most common disasters are home fires but Wisconsin has seen multiple floods and tornadoes this year. If you're interested in deployments, Red Cross volunteers respond to everything from wildfires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, essential relief supplies and hope. You can also support disasters “behind the scenes” with planning, logistics or volunteer management.

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

Disaster Action Team (DAT) members directly help people affected by disasters. Locally, the most common disasters are home fires but Wisconsin has seen multiple floods and tornadoes this year. If you're interested in deployments, Red Cross volunteers respond to everything from wildfires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, essential relief supplies and hope. You can also support disasters “behind the scenes” with planning, logistics or volunteer management.

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

Disaster Action Team (DAT) members directly help people affected by disasters. Locally, the most common disasters are home fires but Wisconsin has seen multiple floods and tornadoes this year. If you're interested in deployments, Red Cross volunteers respond to everything from wildfires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, essential relief supplies and hope. You can also support disasters “behind the scenes” with planning, logistics or volunteer management.

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

Disaster Action Team (DAT) members directly help people affected by disasters. Locally, the most common disasters are home fires but Wisconsin has seen multiple floods and tornadoes this year. If you're interested in deployments, Red Cross volunteers respond to everything from wildfires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, essential relief supplies and hope. You can also support disasters “behind the scenes” with planning, logistics or volunteer management.

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

Disaster Action Team (DAT) members directly help people affected by disasters. Locally, the most common disasters are home fires but Wisconsin has seen multiple floods and tornadoes this year. If you're interested in deployments, Red Cross volunteers respond to everything from wildfires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, essential relief supplies and hope. You can also support disasters “behind the scenes” with planning, logistics or volunteer management.

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

Disaster Action Team (DAT) members directly help people affected by disasters. Locally, the most common disasters are home fires but Wisconsin has seen multiple floods and tornadoes this year. If you're interested in deployments, Red Cross volunteers respond to everything from wildfires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, essential relief supplies and hope. You can also support disasters “behind the scenes” with planning, logistics or volunteer management.

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

Disaster Action Team (DAT) members directly help people affected by disasters. Locally, the most common disasters are home fires but Wisconsin has seen multiple floods and tornadoes this year. If you're interested in deployments, Red Cross volunteers respond to everything from wildfires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, essential relief supplies and hope. You can also support disasters “behind the scenes” with planning, logistics or volunteer management.

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

Disaster Action Team (DAT) members directly help people affected by disasters. Locally, the most common disasters are home fires but Wisconsin has seen multiple floods and tornadoes this year. If you're interested in deployments, the Red Cross volunteers respond to everything from wildfires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, essential relief supplies and hope. You can also support disasters “behind the scenes” with planning, logistics or volunteer management.

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

Looking for a volunteer-from-home opportunity?

The AARP Foundation Tax-Aide site in Onalaska needs a volunteer to supervise and organize our small phone call team. This team sets appointments for tax return preparation from mid-January to late March. They also make reminder calls to taxpayers to remind them of their appointment and which documents they need to bring. As the volunteer coordinator, you work from home using your own laptop or desktop computer and your phone. Training is provided and you will have a mentor to help you through the process. If you enjoy working with people over the phone and want to help low to moderate income taxpayers get free tax return preparation, this could be the perfect opportunity for you!

Training for this position will be in December and you will begin working with your team in January.

You can find more information here: https://taxaidewid10.wordpress.com/onalaska-phone-team-coordinator/

Application deadline is October 31, 2026

Volunteer for this fun, family-friendly event, that allows for kids to get up close to big trucks, play in the dump truck sandbox, race remote control vehicles, ride kiddie trucks and more!

Volunteers will assist as gate attendants or game and activity attendants.

If you bringing a smile to people's face and seeing happy kiddos, this opportunity is for you!

Greater Fox Cities Habitat for Humanity is building a list of skilled tradespeople willing to donate emergency repair services to families impacted by the July 27 tornado. This is an ongoing, on-call need, not a scheduled shift, for work outside the scope of our general cleanup crews, such as:

Roof tarping

Electrical repairs

Plumbing

Tree removal near structures

Other licensed/skilled trade work.

How it works:

1. Sign up by clicking "RESPOND" and then add your trade/skill in the "Additional Volunteer Information/Response Notes section"
2. When a family has a need matching your skill, Kayla Karoses, Habitat's Event and Operations Coordinator, will call the family and share your contact information with them.
3. The family will contact you directly to coordinate the work. All services are donated directly to the family, Habitat is simply the connection point and is not involved in scheduling, supervising, or paying for the work performed.

Because this is emergent, response times will vary based on need in the area.

Run the weekly Friday FarmStand from 12-3pm outside of the VGI Community Room! Collect patron information for database keeping and grant writing and reporting. Have conversations with patrons about how they might try a new recipe with a produce item, tell them about upcoming events, and make a positive impact on their day!

Come to the urban farm on Friday mornings to harvest produce for the weekly Friday FarmStands! Harvest produce and assist with weighing and washing as we set up our distribution table.

Stuffed Animal giveaway, 12/12/26 we will be at Metro Market, 1291 Lombardi Access Rd, Green Bay, WI 54304. From 11am –12pm we will be handing out stuffed animals who come in to children & adults. Sharing Christ in Christmas with every stuffed animal.   

Mountain of Food is back, this is where Pilgrim Church 1731 Saint Agnes Dr, Green Bay, WI 54304-3059 will collect food the whole month of November; so that on 11/27/26 we can bag it up & on the 11/28/26 we can distribute it to those in need.Remembering that Jesus gives food to every creature and His love endures forever (Psalms 136:25) 

Battery giveaway will be on 10/31/26 at 11:00am – 12:00pm. We will be at Metro Market, 1291 Lombardi Access Rd, Green Bay, WI 54304.   We give batteries away so folks can plug them into their smoke detectors, just as we plug into Jesus love every day. 

Badger Game Water/Koozie giveaway: 9/6/26, set up 3:15pm, start giveaway at 3:30pm.   We will be handing out water in koozies to those that walk by Acts 1:8 Ministry 2145 S. Oneida St. Green Bay, WI.  54304.  Blessing the community just as Jesus blesses us every day.   

It's time for Christine Ann's annual Purse Bingo Fundraiser! Every year designer purses are donated for people to come in...and you guessed it... play bingo to win purses! This is one of the organizations biggest fundraisers of the year, and we are looking for volunteers to help make the event successful and fun.

The event will consist of a cocktail hour, 8 rounds of bingo, a 50/50 raffle, and a "Gotta Have It" mini live auction. We will need volunteers for set-up, food, 50/50 raffle sales, purse display, and floaters.

We will be looking for the following:

12pm-3pm: 2-6 volunteers for set up

6pm-9:30pm: 10 volunteers for the event

To volunteer, click the link to access the form. We are so excited to see you there!

Want to support the event but unable to volunteer? We are still accepting new or like new designer or boutique purses for bingo prizes! All donations are greatly appreciated!

If you have questions please reach out to Rachel, our Volunteer Coordinator at: 

rachelf@christineann.net or visit Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services - Volunteers

Bring on your best cheering energy and join us for The Masher 5K Fun Run on Saturday, October 17.
We’re looking for volunteers to help make this fun, family-friendly event a success. Every volunteer helps support hands-on agricultural education at Food + Farm Exploration Center!
Come be part of the fun, cheer on the runners, and stay after to help us celebrate National Mashed Potato Day!

Nonprofit MultiCultural Coalition Inc. (MCI) has been playing an integral role in the Tornado relief efforts and victim support, including creating resource guides in multiple languages, coordinatung interpreters, and deliverity diaper and hygiene prodcuts to assist victims of the Tornado.

MCI is seeking 5 volunteers to have on call for delivery of diaper and hygiene supplies to families in need without transportation. 

On-Call volunteers must have the ability to drive and possess a valid driver's license. 

Join the City of Waukesha's Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Department to build a playground! If you or your group would like to volunteer all day, please sign up for both the morning and afternoon shifts. Come alone, with your neighbors or with a group and help to assemble, place, and complete one of Waukesha's newest playgrounds.  There are tons of fun features to keep the kids having fun. 

*Please note that volunteers are required to be at least 18 years old to participate in this community playground build*

Items to bring: Suncreen, bug spray, water bottle, closed toed shoes, & work gloves.

Volunteers learn more and register here - Waukesha Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department: Greenway Terrace Community Playground Build

Join us for a planting project along the Frame Park River Corridor! We'll be adding vibrant allium bulbs to a variety of planter beds as we move along a scenic 1.7-mile stretch of the river. Volunteers will help plant bulbs at several stops along the path, creating colorful blooms that will flourish in the seasons ahead. Volunteers must be at least 18.

Volunteers learn more and register here - Waukesha Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department: Allium Bulb Planting

Buckthorn, particularly common and glossy buckthorn, is a highly invasive plant in Wisconsin, posing significant threats to native ecosystems. Introduced as a hedge plant, it has spread aggressively, outcompeting native vegetation and disrupting natural habitats. Buckthorn's dense growth, early spring leaves, and late-season leaf retention create dense shade, hindering the growth of other plants, especially tree seedlings. It also produces berries that are attractive to birds, but the seeds are spread by the birds, contributing to buckthorn's rapid spread. We need your help in removing Buckthorn from our parks. Please note volunteers must be at least 18 to participate.

Volunteers learn more and register here - Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department: Buckthorn Busters Volunteer Workday

Oktoberfest is back — and it's one of the most exciting events of the year! This lively celebration brings the heart of Bavaria right to Wisconsin, with toe-tapping music, mouthwatering food, and, of course, plenty of festive cheer (and beer!).

We have openings for:

*Some roles have age requirements, so please double-check when signing up*

Volunteers learn more and register here - Waukesha Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department: Oktoberfest

Come and volunteer with us in a neighborhood park for our annual beer garden!

August 27-29: Rivers Crossing Park

September 10-12: Merrill Crest Park

Volunteers learn more and register here - Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department: Neighborhood Beer Gardens

We are collecting items via Amazon wish list for tornado relief. These donations are going to St. Joe's food pantry. Shop the registry and the items will be delivered to our office and we will get them to St. Joe's. https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/53URC6MYB9EP?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_ggr-subnav-share_QEQHQ57PQ71YM2VFB3D8

Share your unique skills, talents, or services with people supported by Innovative Care Services. Whether you're leading an art class, teaching music, offering a wellness activity, providing professional expertise, or sharing a hobby, your time and talents can enrich the lives of people with disabilities while creating meaningful connections.

Perfect for businesses, schools, clubs, churches, and community organizations. Coordinate a volunteer experience based on your group's availability and the needs of Innovative Care Services. Whether you're helping with a special project, hosting an activity, or supporting one of our homes, your team will make a meaningful impact while building connections with people with disabilities.

Commit to a recurring schedule with one home or individual to build a meaningful friendship. By sharing your time, you'll help reduce isolation, foster community inclusion, and create lasting connections that make a real difference.

Heritage Park preserves and shares the stories of Portage County's past. A clean, welcoming environment helps protect our museum spaces and ensures every visitor has a positive experience. By volunteering as a cleaner, you'll play an important role in helping the Portage County Historical Society provide safe, enjoyable, and well-maintained facilities for thousands of guests, school groups, and community members each year.

Volunteers will spend 1–2 hours each week or every other week cleaning the public restrooms and museum spaces throughout Heritage Park. Tasks may include sweeping, mopping, dusting, wiping surfaces, emptying trash, cleaning windows as needed, and helping keep the buildings neat and visitor-ready.

Assist with creating and editing social media posts for Instagram and Facebook! Have more creation skills like videography that you would like to contribute? Let us know!

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

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

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

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

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

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

Follow this link to apply:

Volunteer With Lily Healthcare — Make a Difference in Wisconsin | Lily Healthcare

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

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

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

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

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

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

Follow this link to apply:

Volunteer With Lily Healthcare — Make a Difference in Wisconsin | Lily Healthcare

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

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

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

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

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

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

Follow this link to apply:

Volunteer With Lily Healthcare — Make a Difference in Wisconsin | Lily Healthcare

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

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

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

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

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

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

Follow this link to apply:

Volunteer With Lily Healthcare — Make a Difference in Wisconsin | Lily Healthcare

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

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

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

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

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

Follow this link to apply:

Volunteer With Lily Healthcare — Make a Difference in Wisconsin | Lily Healthcare

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

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

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

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

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

Follow this link to apply:

Volunteer With Lily Healthcare — Make a Difference in Wisconsin | Lily Healthcare

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

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

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

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

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

Follow this link to apply:

Volunteer With Lily Healthcare — Make a Difference in Wisconsin | Lily Healthcare

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

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

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

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

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

Follow this link to apply:

Volunteer With Lily Healthcare — Make a Difference in Wisconsin | Lily Healthcare

Join us in creating a memorable experience for our members through a Space Exploration event! Volunteers can expect the following:

Victory Garden Initiative is approaching 20 years as an organization in 2028! As you can imagine, we have boxes and boxes of files from over the years that could use digitizing and categorizing. Take your skills and passion a step further and help us put together a written history of VGI to reflect on and celebrate the continuous growth!

August is Friendship Month!

Join in the movement by:

-Becoming a Friend

-Following One Good Friend on social media

-Attending one or more events sponsored by One Good Friend in August (see website for details: onegoodfriend.org)

-Donating to support inclusive friendships that promote Joy and Belonging right here in our community

(bit.ly/4wW7qHr) click here to visit the Friendship Month campaign page

Help keep the library looking its best!

Collection Tidy Volunteers play an important role in creating a welcoming library by keeping our shelves neat, organized, and inviting for everyone who visits. This volunteer opportunity is perfect for individuals who enjoy working independently, have an eye for detail, and want to support the library's collections without regularly shelving materials.

Ages: 12 and older

Supervisor: Bethany Neuman

Shifts: Flexible Monday - Saturday; weekly when possible

Essential Position Functions:

Available Collection Areas

Volunteers may work in one of the following collection areas:

Requirements of Work:

Ideal Volunteer

This opportunity is a great fit for volunteers who:

By helping maintain our collections, Collection Tidy Volunteers make it easier for patrons to discover their next great read and help keep Kaukauna Public Library welcoming for all.

Training Provided: The Library will meet with the volunteer as part of the orientating process. Forms and expectations will be gone over during the initial meeting. Attached to this opportunity you will find a volunteer application. Please complete it and mail it to the library at 207 Thilmany Rd., Suite 200, Kaukauna, WI 54130, drop it off at the front desk, or email it to bneuman@kaukauna.gov. Thank you for your interest!

Talent Takeover is Remarkable's yearly talent show fundraiser. Our participants work for months on preparing their acts, which include joke telling, musical numbers, dances, and more. Volunteers assist with event set-up, selling raffles, raffle stations, running silent auction and raffle baskets to their winners, and event clean up. Talent Takeover is a blast to be a part of and helps Remarkable to further its mission to elevate the lives of people with diverse abilities by Caring deeply, Creating opportunities, Connecting communities and Celebrating success. 

There are a number of volunteer roles that vary in their tasks and time commitment. The event itself runs from 5pm-9:30pm, and volunteer roles have time commitments of between 3 hours and the whole event. 

Ready to share your time and talent? Use this link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C044AA8A62DAAFBC16-64625398-talent for the SignUpGenius, or reach out to Luke for additional information.

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

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

Read to Success runs throughout the majority of a school year, generally October - Mid May. During the 2026 - 2027 school year, you will work with one to two students, spending 30-60 minutes with them each week during the school day.

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

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

Great Rivers United Way Community Care Program Manager, Jennifer Roberts will contact you to explain more about the program and initiate the required background check.  

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

Every Step. Every Student. is United Way's school readiness initiative that helps ensure local students start the school year with confidence and the resources they need to succeed. The program provides new, properly fitted athletic shoes at no cost to children who qualify, reducing financial barriers for families while promoting health, attendance, confidence, and academic success.

The program is powered by volunteers who assist with registration, shoe fittings, distribution events, and family support. We are currently seeking caring, community-minded volunteers to help at our shoe distribution events by fitting shoes and ensuring every child receives the correct size. A properly fitted pair of shoes is essential for a child's comfort, health, and confidence, and volunteers play a critical role in making that possible.

By engaging volunteers, local businesses, schools, and partner organizations, Every Step. Every Student. creates meaningful service opportunities while making a tangible difference in the lives of children throughout Jefferson and North Walworth Counties. In its inaugural year, the program aims to provide 1,000 pairs of new shoes to local students, helping ensure every child can take their next step toward success.

Front Desk Volunteer (4 per day)

Retail Volunteer (2 per day)

Tram Driver (1 per day)

Join the SCIO Board of Directors

The Sheboygan County Interfaith Organization (SCIO) is seeking new members to join our Board of Directors — and we especially want to hear from people with backgrounds in IT/technology, marketing, and nonprofit management.

This is a working board, not an advisory one. Board members roll up their sleeves alongside our small staff to help drive the organization forward. As a board member, you'll play an active role in:

Whether you bring technical skills, marketing savvy, nonprofit experience, or simply a passion for community impact, your contribution can help SCIO continue serving Sheboygan County.

Interested? Reach out to our Board President to learn more about current openings and next steps, president@sheboygancountyinterfaith.org

Concession volunteers help create a welcoming experience for our patrons by serving snacks and beverages before performances and during intermission (when applicable). Responsibilities include operating a Square point-of-sale system to process cash and credit card transactions, preparing coffee and tea, restocking concession items, and keeping the concession area clean and organized. Friendly customer service, attention to detail, and basic cash-handling skills are appreciated. No prior experience is necessary—training will be provided.

Be part of the magic that brings the holidays to life at Heritage Hill!

Event Info:

Date: Thursday 11/19

Time: 9am—2pm

Volunteer Info:

Help us ring in the holiday season! Each year, Heritage Hill invites the community to attend A Fort Howard Christmas. As a volunteer, you will play a crucial role in creating a magical experience for our guests. You'll not only help preserve our historical village's charm but also create lasting memories for families in our community. It's a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in history while celebrating the spirit of Christmas in a unique setting.

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

Education Center Decoration

Shift Option 1: 9:00am-11:30am (2.5 hour shift)

Shift Option 2: 11:30am-2:00pm (2.5 hour shift)

Assist in decorating either the main lobby, the event hall, or the Ed Center tree. This will be the first building our visitors will see, so we’re hoping to blow them away!

Education Center Cleaning

Shift Option 1: 9:00am-11:30am (2.5 hour shift)

Shift Option 2: 11:30am-2:00pm (2.5 hour shift)

Assist in decorating either the main lobby or the event hall.

**Please dress accordingly because we may be active and working with art and cleaning materials!**

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

Help decorate the park for Halloween!

Date: October 22

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

Event Details: 

Date:  Saturday 10/24/2026  

Time:  9am - 4pm 

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

Volunteer Info:  

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

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

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

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

TREAT HANDOUT SHIFT:

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

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

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

PARK FLOATER: 

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

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

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

CONCESSIONS:

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

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

EVENT CLEAN-UP:

Begins at 4:00pm

TRAM DRIVER: All day

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

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

Talent Takeover is Remarkable's yearly talent show fundraiser. Our participants work for months on preparing their acts, which include joke telling, musical numbers, dances and more. Volunteers assist with event set-up, selling raffles, raffle stations, running silent auction and raffle baskets to their winners, and event clean up. Talent Takeover is a blast to be a part of and helps Remarkable to further its mission to elevate the lives of people with diverse abilities by Caring deeply, Creating opportunities, Connecting communities and Celebrating success. 

There are a number of volunteer roles that vary in their tasks and time commitment. The event itself runs from 5pm-9:30pm, and volunteer roles have time commitments of between 3 hours and the whole event. 

Ready to share your talent? Use this link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C044AA8A62DAAFBC16-64625398-talent for the sign up genius, use the QR code on the Talent Takeover flyer, or reach out to Luke for additional information. 

Family Sharing of Ozaukee is looking for energetic volunteers to fill some important roles.  We are currently looking for:

Please email admin@familysharingozaukee.org or go to www.FamilySharingOzaukee.org and fill out a volunteer form. 

The Oshkosh Kids Foundation is seeking general volunteers to join our volunteer team! Volunteers help with special events, administrative tasks, sorting drive donations, and the distribution of basic needs items to families in our community. After you submit your Volunteer Interest Form, we'll contact you to learn more about your interests, skills, and availability so we can match you with opportunities that fit your schedule. There is no minimum time commitment required—whether you can help once a year or on a regular basis, we'd love to have you as part of our team!

The ushers responsibility is to greet patrons as they arrive in the lobby or house- answering their questions, letting them know about any special things going on that night, as well as giving information on show length and intermission.

Remain attentive and available for any patron who might need assistance with finding their way out of the theatre during the performance.

After the show ushers are asked to collect playbills from those who wish to return them.
As well as, help patrons exit safely and clean up any debris left in the theater to prepare for the next performance.

Volunteer Responsibilities

Time Commitment

This fundraiser helps support the Center for Suicide Awareness's mental health education, awareness, outreach, and HOPELINE™ programs, allowing us to continue serving individuals, families, schools, first responders, veterans, and communities throughout Wisconsin and across the country.

If you're available and would like to help, we'd love to hear from you! Please reply to this email to let us know you're interested or if you have any questions.

Thank you for being part of our volunteer family and for helping us create More Connection. Less Isolation. Every hour you give helps us make a difference.

New Horizons Shelter and Outreach Centers is looking for a dependable volunteer who can give just 1 hour a week to help with basic cleaning around our agency.

Tasks may include wiping down surfaces, vacuuming, sweeping, taking out trash, tidying common areas, and other light cleaning duties that help create a clean, welcoming environment for the individuals and families we serve.

No experience is necessary—just a willingness to lend a hand! Even one hour a week makes a meaningful difference and helps our staff focus on providing essential services to those in our community.

Join us for a volunteer day painting our summer camp cabins!

Help us prepare and refresh our camp cabins for upcoming summer youth programs! We are seeking energetic volunteers to help paint, prep, and revitalize our camp facilities so campers have a clean, welcoming environment.

What Volunteers Will Be Doing:
Prepping surfaces (scraping, sanding, and taping windows/trim).

- Painting interior and exterior cabin walls.
- Assisting with setup and cleanup of painting tools and supplies.

What to Know Before You Arrive
- Attire: Please wear clothes and closed-toe shoes that you don't mind getting paint on.
- Supplies: All paint, brushes, rollers, and safety gear will be provided.
- What to Bring: Water bottle, sunscreen, and work gloves (optional).

Experience: No professional painting experience required. Just a willingness to roll up your sleeves!

The West Fork Sports Club is a 501(c)(3) environmental conservation club and campground focused on protecting the West Fork of the Kickapoo Watershed and adjacent cold water trout stream watersheds. We have 20 acres of beautiful land nestled between two valleys. Our 20 acres supports 25 campsites along 3,500 feet of the West Fork of the Kickapoo. We could use help with prairie restoration efforts and the removal of invasive plant species. We also need to keep our floodplain free to willows so we can allow more native riparian grasses and wildflowers grow.

Your help with removing of willows and invasive plant species would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you,

Curt Riedl - Club President 

Are you passionate about helping students learn and grow? Do you enjoy working with children and teens? Whether you excel in Mathematics, English, Science, Social Studies, Foreign Languages, or another academic subject, we would love to have you join our team.

The Good Fight Community Center is seeking caring, dependable volunteer tutors to provide academic support to students ages 8–18. Tutors will assist with homework, reinforce classroom learning, help students build confidence, and provide test preparation and study skills as needed. No formal teaching experience is required—just patience, encouragement, and a desire to make a positive impact.

Our tutoring program is scheduled to commence on Monday, August 17th. A standard DOJ Caregiver background check is required to be considered for volunteer service.

The schedule for tutoring will be Monday–Friday during the school year with flexible shifts available between 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., subject to student match availability. Volunteers are encouraged to commit to a consistent weekly schedule whenever possible.

Please email us at- thegoodfight54601@gmail.com or fill out the application by clicking the link below.
https://forms.gle/fNUf6igFFNWZH7BD6

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Volunteer Requirements:

·         Enjoy spending time with older adults

·         Comfortably assisting residents while fishing

·         Comfortable safely pushing a wheelchair

·         Complete a background check and brief orientation

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

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

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

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

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

Volunteer Requirements:

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

SIGN UP FOR A SHIFT HERE!

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

Individuals and organizations/businesses with a group are welcome. We are open to work with an organization/business who has a group but is unavailable to volunteer during the 2 specified Good Neighbor Week dates of August 17-21 in Allouez and September 21-25 in Green Bay in order to help as many homeowners as we can-we received 53 applications. You can visit our volunteer form to get started https://volunteer.bloomerang.co:443/JE/naod05qoabd0mf . Vicki will reach out to you upon completion of the form. 

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

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

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

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

Volunteer Perks:

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

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

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

Role Overview

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

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

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

Key Responsibilities

Qualifications: