Volunteer Opportunities From: Volunteer Center of Sheboygan County

Hello! 

We are seeking a group of people or individual(s) to help out with projects at Camp Y-Koda to help monthly year round. If any corporate or business groups are interested in coming once or multiple times throughout the year, we can work with you!!! Camp is ALWAYS in need of lots of help when it comes to maintenance and property help. We have 80-acres of property. Daily or weekly projects will range from landscaping, painting, repairs, cleaning, etc. 

Questions? Contact us at (920) 467-6882 or kemmons@sheboygancountyymca.org 

**If you decide to work weekly or a TON throughout the course of the year, then you will be required to have a background check completed through the Department of Children and Families. We offer licensed child care year round and all individuals are required to have the check completed. 

Hello! Camp Y-Koda is looking for a volunteer with videography and photography experience to help us with capturing the BEST moments of summer camp. The videographer will help us create a new "commercial", end of year slide show and provide amazing photos of our campers to their parents! Camp Y-Koda is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and a branch of the Sheboygan County YMCA.

This year our Summer Camp program is June 8-August 28, 2026. Hours are typically 8:30am - 4:00pm and a Thursday parent program. We are looking for someone to stop by once or twice a week and parent programs to capture those moments!

If you are interested in applying to be our volunteer videographer/photographer, please send your portfolio to Dani Roscovius, droscovius@sheboygancountyymca.org. As a thank you to your service, we will provide you with a list of ways you will be recognized for your time!!

**This position will require a background check fee of $50.00. Camp can cover the cost or if you would like to cover the fee as a donation to camp. All volunteer forms to complete before starting. Kaitlyn will send you the full details.

Our Summer Camp program is looking for a volunteer to come in weekly to help run our camp store on selected days of the week. This person would assist campers with purchases, ensure the store inventory is complete, handle cash transactions, organize merchandise, and assist primarily with store.

**This individual will be required to have a background check by the Wisconsin Department of Children & Families. The fee is $50 per check. Camp can certainly pay for it or if you wanted to help cover the fee a check can be made out to Camp Y-Koda. Camp Y-Koda is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. 

Questions? Contact Dani droscovius@sheboygancountyymca.org

Are you looking for a great way to give back to your community this spring? Recently retired not sure what to do with some of your time?

The Gathering Place is looking for people willing to volunteer. We are currently looking for Monday, Tuesday , Wednesday &Thursday volunteers.  If you are interested in trying something different or helping the Elderly with crafts, games, Outings, and musical entertainment.   Give us a call at 920-627-6847 or email ginas@stpaulfalls.com 

An Information & Planning (IP) Generalist (GEN) Service Associate (SA) role is to assist in the collection, evaluation, analysis, and dissemination of operational information related to the incident.

Qualifications:

Customer Focus 

Is dedicated to meeting the expectations and requirements of internal and external customers; acts with customers in mind; establishes and maintains effective relationships with customers and gains their trust and respect. 

Action Oriented 

Enjoys working hard; is action oriented and full of energy for the things that she/she sees as challenging. 

Manages Diversity 

Treats all kinds and classes of people equitably; deals effectively with all races, nationalities, cultures, disabilities, ages and both sexes. 

Is able to:

Regional responses: Shift work determined by the scale of the relief operation; a minimum requirement of 8-12 hours per day during the disaster relief operation for multiple, consecutive days.

Beyond Regional responses: 12-14-hour days for extended periods depending on distance. Time and length of commitment will vary by operation

A Disaster Assessment Service Associate conducts field collection of damage assessment information and conducts damage assessment review and interpretation for Individual Assistance Providers (IAPs). This includes the collection and recording of impact and damage data and supporting Recovery Services with data interpretation.

Qualifications:

Customer Focus
Building strong customer relationships and delivering customer-centric solutions.

Action Oriented
Taking on new opportunities and tough challenges with a sense of urgency, high energy, and enthusiasm.

Values Differences
Recognizing the value that different perspectives and cultures bring to an organization.

Physical Requirements
Is able to:

The role of Feeding Service Associate is to serve as a member of a temporary work unit on a disaster relief operation to successfully complete their assigned areas of responsibility on a disaster relief operation. They ensure food safety and proper food service in a variety of work locations.

Qualifications:

Support the American Red Cross team to engage, educate and champion SAF regional programs available to military and veteran communities and military partners.

The position requires performing outreach activities for the Service to the Armed Forces (SAF) programs through internal and community partnerships. 

A volunteer will be able to understand the mission of SAF programs specifically related to:

This role is a combination of outreach, education, and networking.  A volunteer is to provide outreach aimed at ensuring that military families and military partners understand the resources available to them through SAF.

To be successful in this role, a volunteer will:

Qualifications:

Required qualifications:

Recommended and/or preferred?

Help volunteers find their place—and their purpose. As a Volunteer Screener, you’ll be the first connection for new volunteers, learning what inspires them and guiding them toward meaningful roles. Your conversations help shape their journey and ensure every volunteer feels welcomed, valued, and ready to make a difference—all from the comfort of your home.

Qualifications:

Must be bilingual speaking and reading Spanish and English.

Our supply of Walker bags or caddies is running low. Are you a crafter or do you sew? Walker bags help our residents stay mobile, organized, and independent every day. Each bag or caddy you make brings convenience, dignity, and a smile to one of our residents. Our goal is to build our supply back up to 65 bags/caddies.  Any number of bags you could donate are deeply appreciated and loved. Pictures of a well loved walker bag listed below. Easy to find & follow free patters can be found on-line or reach out to Sally and she can email you one. 

Contact Sally at sbork@sscnonprofit.org or 920-458-2137 x819

On Mondays we're looking for folks who are interested in making our museum sparkle! With many little hands coming through our exhibits, deep cleaning is a must to keep everyone safe and healthy. Supplies and a cleaning checklist will be provided by our facilities team for each session. Sessions can be between every week or once a month depending on your schedule.

We're looking for folks with gardening experience and interest to help steward our garden throughout the growing season in collaboration with our facilities team. This includes weekly waterings, weeding, and spring planting. 

We are looking to start garden prep work in April so this opportunity would not begin until then. 

Help make the magic of our Bee Bash! Join us in welcoming summer and our pollinator friends back after a cold winter with a party just for them. Families will enjoy pollinator sensory bins, bee art making, and more at this celebration! 

Volunteers are needed to facilitate family interactions with the various activity stations throughout the museum. It is also the responsbility of the volunteer to clean up their station at the conclusion of the event. 

Help make the magic at our Pi Day Party! During this event families will celebrate the magic of pi and pie through numeracy based activities and tasty treats. 

Volunteers are needed to facilitate various activity stations throughout the event and engage with families. It is also the responsbility of the volunteer to pack up their station at the conclusion of the event. 

Help create the magic at our Bear-y Sweet Valentine's Tea Party! Families will snuggle and sip with their favorite stuffie to celebrate the love of Valentine’s Day! During this event they can explore tea leaves with our sensory bin, design valentine’s themed art, and even create a special accessory for their snuggly sidekick!

Volunteers are needed to help facilitate family interactions at the various activity stations throughout the museum. It is also part of the volunteer's responsbility to pack up the items at their station at the close of the event. 

REINS is seeking a bookkeeper to keep our organization running smoothly. Our Financial Officer has handled these responsibilities, along with his board duties, for the past several years. He is retiring, and we will be separating the responsibilities. He is willing to assist with turnover and training. 

Thank you for considering this opportunity. I look forward to talking with you about joining our team and the Magic of REINS.

Our current Financial Officer spends approximately 20 hours each month on these duties. A list of duties performed is listed below.

Bookkeeping duties
 Financial statements – classify all bank activity and prepare financial statements
for the Financial Officer for monthly BOD meetings

 Payroll – biweekly payroll checks, tax deposits and filings, W2s, etc.,  currently
performed in QuickBooks. Minimal time needed to add/subtract employees,
maintain pay rates and reimbursements, and enter hours for hourly employees
biweekly; overall responsibility for tax payments, employee W-2’s, etc.

 Bill pay – approx. 10-20 regular vendors to be paid and various one-offs.
Virtually all are paid via automated bill pay at Summit Credit Union, direct ACH, or
autopay on a credit card. It could likely be done once per month, although some
situations still require immediate payment
 Billing for services – We bill families directly via QuickBooks, as well as bill for
reimbursement from Sheboygan County and others (Dept of Human Services)
and IRIS. A somewhat complicated billing process is to be done four times per year.
 Deposits – Tracking, reconciling, recording, and ensuring donors receive
personal thank you notes and tax acknowledgement is a fairly time-consuming process.

REINS is looking to file an upcoming vacancy on our Board of Directors for a Financial Officer. This is a key position for our organization. After many years of service, our current Financial Officer is resigning to spend more time with grandchildren. He is willing to assist with turnover and training. 

Thank you for considering this opportunity. I look forward to talking with you about joining our team and the Magic of REINS. 

Our current Financial Officer spends approximately 10 hours each month on these duties. Bookkeeping is not part of this position. A list of duties performed by our current Financial Officer are listed below.

Position Overview

As a Board Member of RTSC, you will play a vital role in guiding the strategic direction, sustainability, and impact of the organization. Board Members act as ambassadors of our mission by providing leadership, governance, and support needed to build the organization’s resources and meet current and future client needs.

As we celebrate 28 years of service, we seek Board Members who are passionate about ensuring safe homes and thriving communities for all.

Key Responsibilities

Governance & Oversight

Strategic Leadership

Financial Stewardship

Community Engagement & Advocacy

Committee Participation

Expectations

Benefits of Board Service

We are looking for volunteers to help offer support to our clients/patients that are receiving home health services/hospice care.  The volunteer opportunities include but are not limited to the following:  Reading to patients, visiting patients, sitting vigil, providing caregiver relief, writing letters, office/administrative tasks, etc. 

Hospice volunteers work in the homes of a patient or wherever a person would call home.  Volunteers also can commit to a schedule that fits their availability. 

Volunteer Inpatient Program (VIP) provide a significant service to patients newly admitted to the hospital.  Focused primarily on patients 65 and older recently admitted to Aurora Medical Center Sheboygan County from the Emergency Room, VIPS help patients acclimate to their surroundings and ensure their basic needs are being met. Whether it be teaching the patient how to use the tv remote and call button, making sure the patients have their glasses and other necessities, or assisting the patient in communicating with family and caretakers, VIPS enhance a patient's experience by helping to take care of the "little things" that make such a big difference!

Are you a movie buff with a heart for community? Sheboygan Senior Community is looking for volunteers to host movie afternoons or evenings for our residents. If you love films and creating cozy, fun experiences, this is the role for you!

What you’ll do:

Flexible scheduling—host once a week, once a month, or whenever works for you.

What we’re looking for:

This is a great way to bring joy, spark conversation, and enjoy a good flick with great company. 

Interested? Reach out to Sally at 920-458-2137 x819 or sbork@sscnonprofit.org We’d love to roll out the red carpet for you!

Looking for a meaningful way to give back? Want to brighten someone’s day? Sheboygan Senior Community is always looking for caring volunteers to help enrich the lives of our residents. Whether you have a special talent or just a warm smile, there’s a place for you here.

Ways to get involved:

Volunteer on a schedule that works for you—whether it’s once a week or once a month.

What we’re looking for:

Your time and presence can make a world of difference.

Interested? Contact Sally at 920-458-2137 x819 or sbork@sscnonprofit.org We hope to hear from you soon!

Do you enjoy reading aloud and sharing quiet moments? Some of our residents at Sheboygan Senior Community receive mail but need a little help reading it. We’re looking for compassionate volunteers to visit once a week—on a schedule that works for you—and read letters, cards, and other correspondence to residents who would truly appreciate the company.

Flexible timing: You choose the day and time that fits your schedule. This is a wonderful way to connect, share stories, and brighten someone’s week!

What we’re looking for:

Whether you're a retiree, student, or anyone with a heart for service, this is a simple and meaningful way to make a difference.

Interested? Reach out to Sally at 920-458-2137 x819 or sbork@sscnonprofit.org We’d love to welcome you to our volunteer family!

Start your Thursday with smiles and connection! Sheboygan Senior Community is looking for a dependable volunteer to help deliver mail to residents every Thursday morning. It’s a simple task that means so much—residents love receiving letters, cards, and packages, and your visit might be the highlight of their day.

When: Thursdays at 8:30 AM (about 1 hour). You’ll walk through the building, hand out mail, and share a few friendly words with each resident.

What we’re looking for:

This is a great opportunity for early risers who want to make a meaningful impact in just an hour a week.

Interested? Reach out to Sally at 920-458-2137 x819 or sbork@sscnonprofit.org We’d love to have you on our team!

Looking for a meaningful way to start your Thursday mornings? Join us at Sheboygan Senior Community as a volunteer escort for our weekly on-site church services. We’re seeking kind-hearted individuals to help push residents in wheelchairs to and from church services in our building.

When: Thursdays, 9:30–11:30 AM

Along the way, you’ll have the chance to connect with residents and share in a peaceful, uplifting part of their week.

What you’ll do:

What we’re looking for:

This is a beautiful way to support our community and share in something special.

Interested? Contact Sally at 920-458-2137 x819 or sbork@sscnonprofit.org We’d love to have you join us!

Do you enjoy painting nails and having great conversations? Sheboygan Senior Community is looking for friendly volunteers to help brighten our residents’ days with simple manicures—just filing and painting (supplies provided). It’s a small act that brings big smiles!

Our ladies—and a few gentlemen!—love having their nails done, but we can’t keep up with demand. That’s where you come in.

What to expect:

Whether you're a seasoned nail artist or just love connecting with others, we’d love to have you join us.

Questions? Reach out to Sally at 920-458-2137 x819 or sbork@sscnonprofit.org We hope to hear from you soon! A background check and brief orientation are required for this position.

The Families + Neighbors Together (FNT) and Student Engagement Team (SET) program are community-based Sheboygan County Health and Human Services programs. 

The FNT program highlights our commitment to our community and residents. The work is centered in two City of Sheboygan neighborhoods where additional support is needed. The south side location is the Wesley House, located at 829 Union Avenue. The SET program is also located in this south side location. Our north side location is at St. John's UCC, located at 1248 Lincoln Avenue. 

FNT is community-focused and engaging to local stakeholders, not-for-profit agencies, schools and, most importantly, residents of these neighborhoods to create collaborative networks.  These networks focus on neighborhood-based prevention and early intervention efforts to support families, communities, and agency partners. This program offers resource referrals, advocacy support, and problem-solving assistance to residents in the areas of housing, food security, employment, and health via relationships.

The SET program is a voluntary program working with students at Sheboygan Area School District Middle Schools (Etude, Farnsworth, George Warriner,  Horace Mann, and Urban) , Howards Grove Middle School, and Random Lake Middle School. Students are referred by school social workers or other identified school staff. 

SET provides the student, their family, and the school district with an option besides the traditional responses of using a citation or making a referral to Youth Justice to address truancy. SET involves both the student and their family participating in agreed-upon supports and services based on their needs. It is the intention of SET to provide support and assistance so that students can be successful in school, at home, and in the community. 

The Wesley House location is also in the process of starting a community garden for FNT/SET families and neighborhood residents to utilize. This can be an avenue to build community connections amongst neighbors and increase access to fresh produce.. 

Details: 

Clients in both the FNT and SET programs are frequently in need of basic household items or food. Current needed items can be located on our Amazon Wishlist. Items donated will directly benefit clients in the FNT and SET programs. No donated items will benefit Health and Human Services employees. 

Website Link: https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/XT2H0XC05X1F?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_ggr-subnav-share_RZG18MY2JV662H7TXGFB 

If a donor is looking to give away a gently used household item or furniture, please contact McKenzie Urbina (920-889-2380) or Lizzy Kroll (920-226-9648) to verify if there is a current need. 

We’re looking for a dedicated Pantry Organizer to help keep our shelter’s food and supply pantry running smoothly. This volunteer will sort through donations, check expiration dates, organize shelves, and ensure items are easy for staff and residents to access. The role also includes transporting pantry items between our main storage area and the shelter as needed.

This position is perfect for someone who enjoys organizing, pays attention to detail, and wants to make a tangible difference in supporting survivors and their families.

Key Responsibilities:

Sort, label, and organize pantry donations

Check for expired or damaged items

Restock shelves and maintain a clean, orderly space

Transport items between storage and the shelter as needed

The Fulfillment Service Associate supports Disaster Cycle Services Logistics on a Disaster Relief Operation (DRO). This position supports congregate shelter sites by resourcing and delivering materials during daily site visits throughout the disaster operation.  This position supports the mission of the American Red Cross by fulfilling requests from the shelter activity to support the needs of clients in alignment with the Service Delivery Plan.

General Responsibilities for all Service Associates: 

Qualifications:

 General Qualifications for all: 

The Shelter Resident Transition (SRT) Service Associate (SA) is an operational position and is assigned temporarily, typically on level 4 and above disaster relief operations (DROs). SRT Caseworkers work with shelter residents to understand their resources and transition roadblocks to help households create an individualized action plan so that they can transition from the shelter to a more sustainable living solution. This position supports the mission of the American Red Cross by helping individuals and households more quickly transition from a shelter, thus alleviating human suffering by shortening the time of their disaster-caused displacement and jumpstarting their longer-term recovery.

Steady-State SRT/SA Responsibilities (when not deployed in SRT) 

 Operational-State SRT/SA Responsibilities (when deployed in SRT) 

General Responsibilities for all Service Associates: 

Qualifications:

General Qualifications for all Service Associates:  

Deliver service to clients who have been separated from family members in other countries due to armed conflict, migration, disasters, or other humanitarian emergencies. Volunteers are responsible for supporting and developing the outreach strategy, expanding community awareness and resources, developing new contacts and volunteers and effectively serving all clients and partners. Volunteers will demonstrate commitment and understanding of the Fundamental Principals of the Red Cross international network. 

Qualifications:

Participate in in-person activities and/or performing work in a Red Cross facility. Provide trained and certified animals for visits in medical treatment facilities, wounded service members barracks and other approved locations.

Qualifications:

The Campaign Coordinator for the International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Youth Action Campaign coaches and supports YAC advocate teams at the local level. The YAC informs youth ages 13-24 about IHL and encourages youth to build a peer-to-peer awareness campaign on an IHL topic.

Qualifications:

Occasional travel throughout Wisconsin Region to facilitate recruitment of advocates and training. (Red Cross vehicles available for use, pending motor vehicle background check).

To raise awareness and promote the values of International Humanitarian Law in your community.

• Attend the IHL Youth Action Campaign training
• Submit a campaign plan to your coordinator
• Implement a campaign on an IHL topic in your community
• Collect campaign data and report in a timely manner.
• Complete the summary project

Qualifications:

• Passion for informing your peers about important global issues
• Leadership, project management, and communications skills
• Must display flexibility, adaptability, initiative, and teamwork
• Must possess the ability to present politicized issues in compliance with the American Red Cross’s neutrality mandate
• Must be between ages 13-24
• Willingness to comply with current public health and Red Cross policies.

Screening Team members seek to understand what brought prospective volunteers to the Red Cross, their areas of interest and what position they would find most meaningful. Screeners use their understanding of the volunteer and match it with the needs of the organization, connecting volunteers with positions for which they are both interested and well suited.

Qualifications:

Work with external organizations to build capacity, coordinate activities, integrate expertise, and provide channels to reach all disaster affected communities, particularly traditionally underserved populations. The role of this worker is to assist with the implementation of the CEP plan. 

Qualifications:

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

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

Hospice volunteer that goes to see patient when they are actively dying, they can provide comfort by sitting by a patient's bedside, reading to them, listening to music, or just by providing a calming presence. 

Volunteers needed to provide companionship and socialization to seniors on hospice. Activities may include playing games, listening to music, watching tv, church service, socializing, reading books, etc. 

The purpose of the Blood Donor Ambassador is to provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience. Engage with blood donors to promote blood donation and set the stage for a long-term commitment to regular blood donations. Assist donors with re-hydrating after donation and observe for post-donation reactions. Express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation.

Qualifications:

Average shift is 5-6 hours.

*Must have weekday availability, unless otherwise noted above*

You and a friend (or 2) will pack approximately 150 bags with a variety of fresh produce that will be distributed to individuals and families visiting our Sheboygan Cares Food Pantry. We have opportunities on Mondays and Tuesdays from 9:00 am - 11:00 am. Please review the available slots at the link below and sign up for those that work best for you. Thank you!

2026: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0D4AADAC2DA7FA7-60392243-copy#/

GEN-T Tech Help at Generations Volunteer Opportunity

Are you someone who enjoys technology and helping others? Join GEN-T, our free tech support initiative at Generations, where we help community members navigate the ever-changing world of technology!

We are looking for volunteers (ages 15+) to assist with both group talks and one-on-one tech help sessions.

What You'll Be Doing:

Assisting community members with questions about their devices, such as smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, laptops, or desktops.
Helping with basic tasks like setting up apps, navigating the internet, connecting to Wi-Fi, and more.
Working alongside a paid program staff member who will provide support for more advanced or challenging questions.
Contribute your problem-solving skills to help those who may feel intimidated by technology.
No tech expertise required! If you know how to use a phone or laptop and are willing to learn, you're a perfect fit for this role. Most of the questions are simple for someone familiar with technology, and if you’re unsure, the staff member on-site will guide you.

Why Volunteer with GEN-T?

Make a difference in the lives of individuals who need access to FREE tech help.
Empower people in your community to feel confident using technology.
Work in a welcoming, intergenerational environment.
Gain valuable volunteer experience and meet like-minded individuals.

Location: Generations, 1500 Douglas Drive, Plymouth, WI

Time: Tuesdays! 11:30-1:30 PM (And beginning December, Thursdays will also be offered 3:00 PM- 5:00 PM)

If you’re ready to make a positive impact and lend a hand, please reach out to us! More hands = more help for our community. Sign up today to join this rewarding experience.

Wade House Historic Site in Greenbush, WI has opportunities for volunteers in a variety of areas.

Our programming includes School Tours, Public Tours, Historic Interpretation, Maintenance, Grounds Projects, Office Projects, Sewing, Gift Shop, and Special Events. 

If you are looking for an on-going volunteer opportunity or would be interested in helping for a single day special event, we have opportunities for you. 

We offer indoor and outdoor programs in a fun environment. 

Call Jim Willaert at 920-526-3271 or email james.willaert@wisconsinhistory.org for more information. 

We look forward to hearing from you!

Volunteer Opportunity: Ping Pong Parkinson

Program is looking for volunteers to help facilitate on Wednesdays from 1:15 PM-2:30PM! 

Join us in making a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals with Parkinson’s disease through the Ping Pong Parkinson program! This initiative uses the game of ping pong as a therapeutic tool to help improve motor skills, coordination, and overall well-being for those living with Parkinson’s.

What We’re Looking For: We are seeking compassionate and enthusiastic volunteers who are passionate about supporting individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Volunteers will assist in facilitating ping pong sessions, providing encouragement, and creating a positive and inclusive environment for participants.

Key Responsibilities:

Why Volunteer? This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with the Parkinson’s community, help improve participants’ quality of life, and foster social interaction among those affected by the disease. Your involvement can make a significant difference in their lives!

There are MANY avenues to support recovery. Art is a popular one!

We like to offer Art in Recovery every Friday from 1:30-3:30 p.m. If you are an artisan willing to share/teach others the how-to, we invite you to select a Friday to join us at the center. Let us know if there are supplies, we need to provide, otherwise feel free to share what you have. Peers love to learn new ways to express themselves through the arts!

Please call or ahead for availability.

You will be asked to sign a confidentiality waiver when you volunteer.

Eating together is so valuable! Every Tuesday at 5 PM, Lighthouse Recovery Community Center hosts a family dinner for peers connected with LRCC. This family dinner often serves 15-20 people. We invite individuals or small groups (2-6 people max) to prepare a meal. Preparation may be done on-site or off. Serving and sharing in the meal are welcome, though optional. This is a wonderful way to get to know the peers and staff. The time commitment may range from 3 to 5 hours, depending on the meal. The on-site time commitment is much less if you decide to make the meal ahead and drop it off. Occasionally, there is the opportunity to prepare a "holiday meal" that we share on an alternate day. We can help offset food costs if that is a barrier to preparing a meal.

We love having our community visit!

Please call or email ahead for availability.

You will be asked to sign a privacy waiver when you volunteer.

Provide Reconnection Workshop modules to military, veterans and their families in various community-based settings.

• Willingness to support the Red Cross mission and the United States military
• Provide Reconnection Workshops for military members, veterans and their families
• Work under the supervision of Regional SAF Lead
• Perform duties within the scope of licensure and training
• Stay up-to-date on mental health research and practices for military, veterans and their families

Qualifications:

• SAF eligible mental health professional, holding a current and unencumbered license
• Available to mentor and co-teach training with new RW facilitators
• Personal or professional experience working with the military a plus
• Masters level or above mental health degree
• Willingness to comply with current public health and Red Cross policies.

Donate new, unwrapped items to help make the holidays special for Club kids in need!

Youth ages 6-18yrs will benefit from your generosity this season. Suggested items include:

Socks
Pajamas
Books
Board Games
Winter wear: scarves, hats, gloves, coats
Art/Craft Kits
Coloring Books, Crayons
White Glue
Individually Prepackaged Shelf Stable Snacks
Hair Brushes, Fun Elastics Hair Ties or Barrettes
Tooth Brushes, Toothpaste
Lotion
Body Wash
Hand Sanitizer

Drop off Mon-Fri between 9a-4p at 2500 Kohler Memorial Dr, Suite A, Sheboygan 53081

Are you organized? Creative? Social? If any of these words describe you and you're looking for a way to make a big impact for youth in Sheboygan County, consider joining our event planning committee! We meet monthly from Jan-Feb and bi-weekly from Mar-Apr. You'll work together with a team to design and execute experiences for adults and youth to connect in meaningful, memorable ways. 

Do you like checkers, puzzles, or reading? These are some of many ideas of activities you could do one on with residents. Sometimes we have residents who don't have many visitors and we would love to have a volunteer come in for and hour visit with them you can even go along with them to one of our activities we are hosting!  This could be weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. 

We hope to hear from you soon! Please reach out to Nicole with any questions @ 920-550-5289 or nicole.vansluys@pinehaven.org

JoinUs Hmong Cafe is a program that offers a free meal every Thursday. The meal is made from scratch and is culturally sensitive to our Hmong community while providing a new and educational experience for the rest of our community.

We are looking for more volunteers to help out once a week, every Thursday during the hours of 8-1PM. Please see below for positions available. 

JoinUs Hmong Cafe Volunteer Role and Responsibilities.

Volunteer Coordinator

Flexible hours at JUHC 

Find volunteers for JUHC (cooks, set up, clean up, shopper, head chef, etc.)

Coordinate all volunteers weekly 

Keep track of volunteers hours 

Must attend JUHC committee meetings

Report to JUHC Committee Members 

Do you enjoy organizing? Or maybe you thrive in processing items?! Come as an individual worker or grab a team player and spend a day at Safe Harbor processing, organizing and sorting donated items! Safe Harbor receives a plentiful of in-kind donations from generous donators. These donated items include food, hygiene products, basic needs, clothes and many more. We are overjoyed with our in-kind donations but need volunteers to help process them! Any time you can give is greatly appreciated. 

If you would be interested in volunteering some of your time to help us please respond to this ad, contact us at 1-800-499-7640 or visit our website at https://www.sheboygansafeharbor

Many people don't know that the Humane Society of Sheboygan County hosts the adoptable cats at PetSmart in Grafton! We are urgently looking for cat caregivers at this location.

Volunteers here clean litterboxes and refresh cages, feed cats and refill water bowls, and provide important socialization and enrichment time. Our current urgent need is for Sunday, Monday, or Tuesday evenings, but other availability may be helpful, too!

If you are interested, please apply on our website at https://adoptsheboygancounty.org/volunteer/. All prospective volunteers must go through the entire application process on our website. Please do not respond directly to this request. 

PetSmart policy requires volunteers to be at least 14 years old with a guardian or 18 independently.

The ADRC of Sheboygan County provides Health & Wellness Outreach to senior citizens throughout the county.  Volunteer Leaders attend training for the workshop they are interested in leading, at no cost.  Programs include: Tai Chi (two different programs), Falls Prevention, Walking, Strength Training, and Technology (how to use a smartphone, etc.), among others.  Programs are scheduled at the discretion of the volunteer and community needs.  Volunteer may also assist with program marketing and related office duties.  Mileage reimbursement provided for training and program facilitation.  Both in-person and virtual training/delivery are available for most programs.

Keeping our Great Lakes beaches clean starts with you! Adopt-a-Beach cleanups are a fun, free, easy way to give back to your community and keep plastic pollution out of our Great Lakes. It’s easy to jump right into the Adopt-a-Beach community. Join a cleanup today!  

The Alliance for the Great Lakes is a nonpartisan nonprofit working across the Great Lakes region to protect our most precious resource: the fresh, clean, and natural waters of the Great Lakes. We are active in advocacy, volunteering, education, and research.  

Each year, through the Adopt-a-Beach program, thousands of volunteers work to keep the Great Lakes shorelines healthy by removing litter from our beaches and collecting important data. 

Join the Adopt-a-Beach movement today! You can take part in two ways: 

Find an Adopt-a-Beach cleanup near you and sign up. A Team Leader will meet you at the beach with all the supplies! 

You can also become a Team Leader and host your own cleanup with friends, family, or community members. This is a great opportunity to keep your community beautiful and engage those around you. We have lots of resources to help you organize a successful cleanup! 

We have 2 Virtual Team Leader Trainings coming up that you can register for below: 

June 26, 2024 12pm-1pm CDT 

July 17, 2024 6pm-7pm CDT 

We hope to see you on the beach this season! 

 This is 1 hour 8 am- 9 am Mondays through Fridays for surgery patients.

We accept volunteers 14 and older.

Please apply through the link below

Aurora Health part of Advocate Health Volunteering Opportunities

 Please apply for this position below

Aurora Healthcare Volunteer Opportunities

Do you believe that no one should die alone? Are you caring, compassionate, dependable, and patient? This may be the opportunity for you! Our volunteers offer support and companionship to patients during their end-of-life journey. Some of the activities that you might be able to provide are reading, playing games, singing, listening to life stories, or keeping vigil in a patient’s final hours.

This is a flexible opportunity that works with your schedule...you can give as much or as little time as you want. Training and ongoing support are provided. Emphasis is on providing comfort during the dying process. Questions? Call or email us today!

Do you believe that no one should die alone? Are you caring, compassionate, dependable, and patient? This may be the opportunity for you! Our volunteers offer support and companionship to patients during their end-of-life journey. Some of the activities that you might be able to provide are reading, playing games, singing, listening to life stories, or keeping vigil in a patient’s final hours.

This is a flexible opportunity that works with your schedule...you can give as much or as little time as you want. Training and ongoing support are provided. Emphasis is on providing comfort during the dying process. Questions? Call or email us today!

Do you believe that no one should die alone? Are you caring, compassionate, dependable, and patient? This may be the opportunity for you! Our volunteers offer support and companionship to patients during their end-of-life journey. Some of the activities that you might be able to provide are reading, playing games, singing, listening to life stories, or keeping vigil in a patient’s final hours.

This is a flexible opportunity that works with your schedule...you can give as much or as little time as you want. Training and ongoing support are provided. Emphasis is on providing comfort during the dying process. Questions? Call or email us today! 920-926-1144

Do you believe that no one should die alone? Are you caring, compassionate, dependable, and patient? This may be the opportunity for you! Our volunteers offer support and companionship to patients during their end-of-life journey. Some of the activities that you might be able to provide are reading, playing games, singing, listening to life stories, or keeping vigil in a patient’s final hours.

This is a flexible opportunity that works with your schedule...you can give as much or as little time as you want. Training and ongoing support are provided. Emphasis is on providing comfort during the dying process. Questions? Call or email us today!  920-926-1144  brenda.bertram@heartlandhospice.com

Do you believe that no one should die alone? Are you caring, compassionate, dependable, and patient? This may be the opportunity for you! Our volunteers offer support and companionship to patients during their end-of-life journey. Some of the activities that you might be able to provide are reading, playing games, singing, listening to life stories, or keeping vigil in a patient’s final hours.

This is a flexible opportunity that works with your schedule...you can give as much or as little time as you want. Training and ongoing support are provided. Emphasis is on providing comfort during the dying process. Questions? Call or email us today! 920-926-1144  Brenda.bertram@heartlandhospice.com

Do you believe that no one should die alone? Are you caring, compassionate, dependable, and patient? This may be the opportunity for you! Our volunteers offer support and companionship to patients during their end-of-life journey. Some of the activities that you might be able to provide are reading, playing games, singing, listening to life stories, or keeping vigil in a patient’s final hours.

This is a flexible opportunity that works with your schedule...you can give as much or as little time as you want. Training and ongoing support are provided. Emphasis is on providing comfort during the dying process. Questions? Call or email us today! 920-926-1144  Brenda.Bertram@heartlandhospice.com

Safe Harbor needs groups of 5+ volunteers throughout the year to help keep our shelter and office spaces clean and organized! Let us know what date and time works best for your team, and we will work with you to have a fun, educational and rewarding group volunteer experience. 

Who we need: Groups of community volunteers who are kind, compassionate and enjoy getting your hands dirty!

What we need: Set a date and time for your group to come to Safe Harbor for an hour to a full day to help keep our shelter, storage spaces and offices clean! If you are interested in coming in with a smaller group or solo to do a day of deep cleaning, we'd appreciate that too!

Tasks include vacuuming, cleaning and restocking bathrooms, sanitizing countertops and tables, washing mirrors and windows, cleaning our shelter kitchen and living room spaces. Other opportunities may include light landscaping/yard work, painting, sorting donations, passing out event or program materials in the community and more!

Requirements: A short Volunteer Orientation for your group with our Volunteer and Community Engagement Coordinator

Please reach out if you have questions or want to set up a date!

Become an Alliance for the Great Lakes Ambassador! () 

The Alliance for the Great Lakes is a nonpartisan nonprofit working across the Great Lakes region to protect our most precious resource: the fresh, clean, and natural waters of the Great Lakes. We are active in advocacy, volunteering, education, and research. One of the ways to advance our efforts is by becoming an Alliance Ambassador.  

Alliance Ambassadors 

We give Ambassadors training about the Great Lakes and how best to advocate to protect them. Virtual meetings are held throughout the year where Ambassadors can learn from experts about Great Lakes topics like plastic pollution, invasive species, and water infrastructure. We also help Ambassadors build skills like public speaking and tabling. 

As an Ambassador, you will have many opportunities to take action for the lakes: 

The Alliance is here to support you every step of the way. We provide all needed supplies and event preparation and reimburse for event costs, such as parking. If this program is of interest to you, let us know, and we can set up an introductory call, so that we can tell you a bit more about the program. 

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Assist with all functions in running the gift shop.  

* Sales of product

* Run cash register and give appropriate change as needed

* Put out product and reorganize as needed

* Listen to patients and families of their needs or time of healing

Must be able to pass a background check.  Requires volunteers to attend an annual in-service training and staff meetings.  Must have an initial TB test, MMR, and current flu vaccination or sign a waiver.  Adhere to all hospital policies.

Help Residents Get to Activities!

Love live music and meaningful moments? Sheboygan Senior Community is looking for cheerful volunteers to assist residents in getting to and from our many music programs. Most residents use wheelchairs, and your help getting them to and from the performance space makes all the difference.

Events typically happen on weekday mornings or afternoons, with occasional Tuesday evenings.  Along the way, you’ll have the chance to chat, share stories, and brighten someone’s day. During the performance, feel free to sit back and enjoy the music yourself!

What we’re looking for:

This is a simple way to make a big impact—and enjoy some great tunes while you're at it.

Interested? Reach out to Sally at 920-458-2137 x819 or sbork@sscnonprofit.org We’d love to welcome you to our volunteer team!

Position Purpose/Summary:

Rebuilding your life in a new country is challenging, even without a language barrier. With over a hundred years of dedicated service to our neighbors in need, Catholic Charities with the crucial help of volunteers, bridge the language gap for refugees and immigrants.

As a volunteer, you will aid Catholic Charities make culturally and linguistically appropriate videos lending your critical language skills. These educational videos cover important topics from school to housing, financial literacy, and more, which refugee and immigrant parents request to alleviate the burden of transportation to an English Language class or childcare. You will translate English text (either on PowerPoints or short scripts) and record voice-over videos in a language which represents Catholic Charities’ linguistic needs

The videos are approximately 3-7 minutes long in the language you speak with 7 or fewer PowerPoint slides. The PowerPoint content contains simple scripts for ease of translation. Catholic Charities trains you to record short videos that are recorded in your own home or at one of Charities’ offices to record. If needed, Catholic Charities’ Community Educator will join you via Zoom to record the first video(s) together. Catholic Charities edits and posts the videos to YouTube.

***Please, only United States Volunteers. Catholic Charities is unable to work with volunteers who live outside of the United States for this opportunity, as knowledge of local culture and resources are an important part of the role.

A minimum of 2-8 hours per month to create 1-3 videos

Occurs any time of the day or week at home

Volunteers who wish to work at Catholic Charities’ office for the recordings will come during working hours from Monday through Friday beginning at 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

*Note: Catholic Charities asks for a 6-month minimum commitment

You will receive training on how to access materials before you begin. You will learn how to record voice over PowerPoint videos using Zoom, how to upload recordings to Catholic Charities’ shared Google Drive, and general best practices for recording.

Must be 18 years old to volunteer

Comfortable communicating in the language you will be translating

Arabic, Pashto, Hakha Chin, Dari, Ukrainian, Karen, and Spanish

Swahili, Ukrainian, Hakha Chin, Karen, Burmese, and Somali

Comfortable communicating in English (reading, writing, and speaking)— English speakers of all levels are welcomed and encouraged to apply

*Note: If you speak a language that is not on this list, contact Catholic Charities to determine if your language is a need

Ability to use Google Slides and Zoom

Have access to a computer and reliable internet if recording at home

No certifications are required, but Catholic Charities prefers the volunteer has experience interpreting or translating in the community

Share your linguistic abilities to provide parents with additional resources in their home language! Volunteering with us provides a rewarding opportunity to utilize your language skills with the satisfaction that you are making a difference in the lives of your neighbors in refugee and immigrant communities.

Join our mission to provide service to those in need, to advocate for justice and to call upon others to do the same. Partner with us to improve the lives of those we serve, to empower the most vulnerable, and to help reduce poverty through quality, compassionate, and effective human services.

Explore More about the Position and the Refugee and Immigration Services Program:

   Explore the impact of our program

   Watch our translation videos on YouTube or on

   TikTok created by volunteers like you!

   Read more life changing testimonies here!

Discover the Benefits to Volunteering:

Download a free fact sheet about the many benefits of volunteering! Click here!

Learn about the Onboarding Process:

Click here to see the onboarding process!

Eager to get Started? Apply Now!

Click here to apply now and begin changing lives!

Contact with Questions:

Caitlyn Proietta, Volunteer Coordinator

Email: volunteer@ccmke.org

Call: (414) 769-3402

Are you looking for a great way to give back to your community this spring? Recently retired not sure what to do with some of your time?

The Gathering Place is looking for people willing to volunteer. We are currently looking for Monday and/or Thursday volunteers.  If you are interested in trying something different or helping the Elderly with crafts, games, Outings, and musical entertainment.   Give us a call at 920-627-6847 or email ginas@stpaulfalls.com 

The #1 disaster Red Cross responds to is a house fire. Disaster Response Volunteers (Disaster Action Team) train and respond to local communities immediately after a disaster. They provide emergency disaster assistance & hope to individuals and families affected by the disaster.

Qualifications:

Disasters happen day & night. The schedule varies (either on-call commitment or call down of volunteer roster). A disaster response can take 3-4 hours (on average). Number of responses vary per month based on urban vs rural geography.

Who we need: Someone who is kind, compassionate and an experienced lawyer or attorney.

What we need: Providing pro bono legal knowledge for survivors of domestic violence. Many people we serve have legal concerns related to civil or family court, such as divorce, child custody, and immigration issues. Our advocates need additional support in answering difficult or complex questions around these issues.

Requirements: Attending a one hour Volunteer Orientation, passing a background check, and a short walk through with our Volunteer and Community Engagement Coordinator

Experience with civil/family court process is very helpful but not necessary!

Represent Family Service Association (Consumer Credit Counseling Service and Advocacy Programs) at area information fairs, community events, etc. Interact with attendees at agency booth or table, distribute literature, and highlight programs and services. Family Service Association has been around since 1912 (although originally called Associated Charities) meeting the needs of the community and beyond.

We are privileged to serve kids aged 5-18 and their families (foster, adoptive, or biological) who are experiencing or have a history of crises/trauma. Hurting people need hope and the security of healthy relationships that provide safety and trust.  Healing from the inside out can begin within the context of a caring and safe relationship. Pairing kids with a trained mentor and a horse with its own story can help spur the healing process. 

We are seeking dedicated mentors to join our volunteer mentor team.  Since the Covid-19 pandemic our client base has risen to the point that we are creating a waiting list for youth in need.  Mentors are needed to get these kids into our programming.  We are a faith-based organization and provide services to women and youth located in Calumet, Sheboygan, Manitowoc, Southern Brown, Winnebago, and Monroe counties.  

Please consider dedicating some time to an area youth, your contribution will be life changing. 

Have questions or want more information please call Sally Bork at 920-203-0700

Who we need: Someone who is kind, caring and enjoys cleaning!

What we need: Stop by Safe Harbor once a week for an hour or two to help keep our offices clean! If you are interested in coming in with a group or solo to do a day of deep cleaning, we'd appreciate that too!

Tasks include vacuuming, cleaning and restocking bathrooms, sanitizing countertops and tables, washing mirrors and windows, cleaning our shelter kitchen and living room spaces

Requirements: Attending a half-hour Volunteer Orientation, passing a background check, and a short walk through with our Volunteer and Community Engagement Coordinator

We are looking for an energetic person

with a heart for families supporting children in out of home care:

  foster, kinship, legally appointed and grandparents. 

A person gifted in leadership and organization is asked, due to the increase of need in the area.

If you work for an IT Dept. or are good with technology, we are looking for volunteers!  Looking for volunteers who can assist community members with cell phone, tablet and laptop computer questions.

Welcome guests with a smile at our bustling community center! Volunteering requires some light telephone and computer work as well as answering questions and providing tours of our center. Full training is provided. Great way to meet new people and make a difference by sharing your smile and talents! 

The Sheboygan A's play a an around 25 to 30 home games every season and are looking for people to work in our concessions department. Our first home game for the 2023 season is May 20th continuing through mid August.

Please contact Pam at pgreger@sheboyganbaseball.org

Become an Unmounted Horse Leader! Help students in the area learn about horses and grow their confidence through the use of horses. Unmounted horse leaders help by being there for the horse and participant, to lead and follow the direction of the instructor. Unmounted Horse Leaders are there to walk in the arena along with the horses and participants, standing with the horses and follow the directions of the instructor. Classes are fun for both the participant and the Leader. Come and learn with our participants and join today!

Most of the 60,000 emergencies that the Red Cross responds to each year are local, personal disasters like home fires. Disaster Action Teams (DAT) provide emotional support, financial assistance, and information to help families begin the process of recovery. The Disaster Action Team (DAT) Duty Officer ensures timely activation and monitoring of local and regional DAT responses. The Duty Officer supports the DAT program either at the chapter/territory or region level.

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Volunteer remotely from the comfort of your own home.

Minimum 4-6 on-call shift per month

During weekly drop-in hours, you will work with Nourish staff to help with food prep and/or cleaning tasks that will vary from week to week. Tasks may include baking bread or muffins, making soups and sauces, cleaning and prepping produce, preparing pizza dough and toppings for community dinners. No culinary skills necessary! Staff will be present to provide recipes, training and support as needed.

Please wear close-toed shoes and comfortable clothing. We appreciate you signing up through our volunteer portal so we can plan accordingly, but please feel free to stop in and leave at any point during the drop-in window.

Please visit the volunteer page of our website to fill out a Volunteer Application, and once your application has been approved, you will be able to view volunteer opportunities and sign up for shifts!

Volunteers are critical in ensuring the success of our programs, and we are grateful to all the community members that donate their time to support our mission and vision. Our volunteer opportunities are for all skill-sets and are intended to create a learning experience and community network of good-food champions.

For more information about Nourish, visit our website: https://nourishfarms.org/

Are you a compassionate person looking to provide support to survivors of violence in crisis? This may be the opportunity for you! We are looking for volunteers to come in for 4 hours at a time to help answer our crisis line. 

Who is a good fit for this volunteer opportunity?

- Someone who is comfortable under pressure, stress and listening to difficult experiences

- Someone who can pass an extensive background check

- Someone who is comfortable talking on the phone and learning procedures

- Someone willing to commit to 1 year of training and service, with 4 hours a week minimum 

This opportunity may not be a good fit for someone who:

- Has recently or currently experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault or other traumatic experiences, or has a loved one who has/is experiencing these things. 

- Cannot pass an extensive background check 

- Has a busy schedule and not able to commit time to training

- Is not comfortable answering or making phone calls on a frequent basis

- is uncomfortable in a fast paced and stressful environment

If you are interested in learning more, please fill out our online application! https://www.sheboygansafeharbor.org/how-can-you-help/volunteer/signup-online/ 

Teach a valuable JA lesson in Financial Literacy, Work & Career Readiness or Entrepreneurship.  We provide the lessons and training.  Make an impact in a K-12 class.  Volunteer opportunities are available now.  Volunteering to teach JA is once per week for 5 weeks, lessons are 45 minutes each.  Schedule is flexible and is determined between educator and volunteer's schedule. 

Learn more here:  https://sheboygan.ja.org/volunteer/index

What skills or passions can you share with youth in Sheboygan? Help a child learn to read, do art projects, play basketball - or simply enjoy time together playing a board game.

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

As a volunteer, you have the honor of making a meaningful and lasting impact on each child you encounter—a reward that will leave you feeling good for a lifetime!

Volunteers should be available on a somewhat regular basis (e.g., one hour weekly or two hours monthly) and must successfully complete background check and training.

The Sheboygan Evening Lions are looking for energetic and community oriented people to join our club.  You can help us with the many projects listed on this website.  Or, if you and/or a group of friends have a special project in mind and need a club structure to help get it off the ground, the Evening Lions are just the place for you.  Don't wait!!  Call us now!

Our International Club Motto is "WE SERVE"!  Are you ready for this challenge?

A Million Dreamz is seeking volunteers to work with children in multiple capacities. Assisting ECE teachers with little ones, art projects, homework, story time or playing. Must pass fingerprint background check. Flexible hours available. Call for more info. 920-287-3092

What skills or passions would you like to share with teens in Sheboygan? You could help a young person learn to cook, love math, embrace art, grow resilience, explore careers, throw a football or play ping-pong. Or, simply join us for snack time and a board game!

Teens in Sheboygan could use someone like YOU during after school time at the Club!

As a volunteer, you have the honor of making a meaningful and lasting impact on each child you encounter—a reward that will leave you feeling good for a lifetime!

Volunteers should be available on a somewhat regular basis (e.g., one hour weekly or two hours monthly) and must successfully complete background check and training.

Do you enjoy physical labor and visiting with people?  Join our Furniture Ministry Team!

Responsibilities:

Load the Love INC trailer with furniture.

Carpool with the team to deliver furniture to 2-4 neighbors in Sheboygan County.

Unload and place furniture inside each neighbor's home.

Provide loving and encouraging conversation with neighbors.

When:

Currently operating 2 Saturday's per month.

Individuals can join the current team.

This ministry is looking to expand:

Are you part of a small group that would like to serve together?  Start a new furniture delivery team!  Ideal size 4-6 people.

Are you able to pull a trailer?

The team needs you too!

Pine Haven is looking for a volunteer to come transport residents from their rooms to our beauty shop at our Giddings Ave and Haven Dr campuses. Coverage is needs on varying Wednesday and Friday mornings. 

Residents will already be in their wheelchairs so you will not be doing any transferring, just simply pushing them to the salon....a great way to get some exercise in! This is also a really fun way to meet some amazing new people. While residents are getting their hair done you will be able to visit with them, hear their stories and definitely laugh with them! 

We hope to hear from you soon! Please reach out to Nicole with any questions @ 920-550-5289 or nicole.vansluys@pinehaven.org 

To learn more about this wonderful program, click the link below.

Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care.

Volunteering is the HEART of hospice! If a rewarding volunteer opportunity is what you are looking for, this is it. Aurora Hospice is looking for kind, compassionate and social volunteer to call patients and their family on a weekly basis to assure that they have the necessary supplies, medications and/or support or calling just provide a listening ear. No hands-on care. Ability to call patients from the comfort of your own home.

The Tuck in program is designed to maximize the role of the volunteer in assisting another team member to operate more effectively and efficiently. Training provided. Do you have a few hours a month that you could share with someone? Flexible Please call 920.627.5306 or email me Lexi.pirman@aah.org.

To learn more about this wonderful program, click the link below.

 Hospice Volunteer Program | Aurora Health Care.