Volunteer Opportunities From: Volunteer Center of Sheboygan County

Buckthorn is a non-native shrubby tree that can quickly takeover a natural community. Help is needed to battle this invasive species in the Haskell Noyes State Natural Area within the Kettle Moraine State Forest - Northern Unit. We will meet at the small parking lot off County Road GGG just south of County Road SS near New Prospect. Wear long pants, long-sleeved shirt, gloves and hat. To protect against biting bugs, tuck your pants into your socks and bring insect repellant. Remember to bring drinking water and long-handled pruning shears if you have some.

The Leaf Stomp is the largest fundraising event for the Friends of the Kettle Moraine. This non-competitive hike traverses the Ice Age National Scenic Trail through the Kettle Moraine State Forest - Northern Unit. Participants choose from one of four routes: 5-mile, 10-mile, 15-mile, or 22-mile. The Friends hope to reach their maximum of 700 hikers. Volunteers are needed to help with early morning registration, refreshment stands, road crossings, cheering on hikers, and the finish line activities.

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.
Contributing your problem-solving skills to help those who may feel intimidated by technology.
No tech expertise required! If you know how to operate a phone or laptop and are willing to learn, you're perfect 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! (Depending on the Tuesday it will either be 11:30-1:30 PM or 1:30-2:30

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.

Are you interested in working with children? Do you have a passion for learning?

Join us at the Education Program Volunteer Welcome on Tuesday, September 16th from 11:00am to 1:00pm and learn all about volunteering in the Sheboygan County Museum's Education Programs!

We have a high need for more volunteers to help facilitate Hands-On History activities and Gallery Experiences during elementary school field trips, as well as help lead mystery artifact discussions during the middle school outreach programs.

The Welcome Event will include presentations all about the Education Programs and volunteering by the Education Program Coordinator, Volunteer Coordinator, and Education Program Facilitator. There will also be time for a Q & A session, as well as the opportunity to meet and mingle with other Education Program Volunteers. Lunch will be provided during this event by the Sheboygan County Museum. 

Come learn with us and then become a volunteer!

Please register for this event on the Volunteer Center or RSVP to erin.brehmer@sheboygancounty.com by Thursday, September 11th.

We’re looking for 4-6 awesome volunteers to join us for a day of fresh air, dirt therapy, and outdoor beautification! Help us transform our big corner lot into a blooming masterpiece. Tasks include:

Join us for a family friendly "Scarecrow" and fall inspired festival at The Christopher Farm & Gardens. All proceeds from this event go toward Camp Y-Koda's mission. To run a successful and safe festival, we need your help! There are a number of tasks available.

All volunteers receive a complimentary ticket to use before or after their shift and will get exclusive information prior. 

The many ways you van be involved: 

All Volunteers must be age 18 or older. If teens are interested in volunteering, a parent needs to volunteer with them. All volunteers will need to complete the YMCA waiver form before starting their shift.

SIGN-UP LINK (through SignUpGenius)

Do you enjoy painting nails and chit chatting? At our Oostburg location we are looking for individuals who could dedicate a couple hours a month on Wednesday mornings to file and paint residents nails. The ladies (some gentleman) love to have their nails painted and we can't keep up! The volunteer would work alongside a staff member.

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

Pine Haven Christian Communities Is looking for volunteers to help with our Wednesday afternoon bingos at any of our three locations. The volunteer would help with getting residents to the activity room where we play bingo, call numbers (if comfortable doing this), pass out prizes, or even help residents with their bingo cards. 

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

Habitat for Humanity Lakeside is bringing Rock the Block and all its energy to Plymouth!  This exciting neighborhood revitalization event brings together volunteers, homeowners, and community partners to make a lasting impact—addressing yard maintenance, beautification projects, and exterior home repairs of porches, railings, windows, roofs, and other critical home issues.

Promoting vibrancy through revitalization projects, Rock the Block aims to elevate our community with well-maintained neighborhoods where people and families thrive.  Affordable homeownership is essential in the foundation of generational wealth, and stemming from the successful Homebuyer Program at Habitat for Humanity Lakeside, we can extend beyond the portfolio of building new construction homes and expand into a neighborhood revitalization programs like Rock the Block to focus on areas in our community where homeowners may experience financial or physical insecurities to complete essential repairs on the exterior.

Habitat Lakeside has been selected to volunteer at Lambeau Field in the concession area.  We will receive a portion of the proceeds and tips generated in the stand.  Volunteers will need to complete online training.  If interested email Penny Rayfield at prayfield@habitatlakeside.com for a link to the training.  Urgent need is for August 2nd Family Night game.  We will need 10-12 volunteers for each game.

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

Play is for everyone, even adults! Join us for a night of discovery and wonder by volunteering for Tastefully Childish, our adults only fundraiser. Volunteers will assist with serving up delicious drinks and bites from our vendor partners and assisting museum staff throughout the night.

Age Minimum: 21

Shift Length: 5 hours; flexibility is available if a shorter shift is needed. Please add any shift requests in the notes of your reply!

To sign up, reply to this opening and keep an eye on your email for a message from our Community Engagement Coordinator Brianna Born (brianna@abkids.org).

Do you love spending time outside?

Do you want to help create moments of learning, play, healing, and joy through nature?

Whether you're looking to be creative, or looking for a way to put your technical skills to work, we are looking for your help!

ABCM is seeking outdoor volunteers to assist with lawn care, plant care, outdoor play spaces, and other tasks that keep our space fresh, functional, and FUN!

Interested? Please reply to this post and keep an eye on your email inbox for a message from our Community Engagement Coordinator Brianna (brianna@abkids.org). Brianna will help schedule your first volunteer shift based on project availability and museum hours. 

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!

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0D4AADAC2DA7FA7-50999924-stuff

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.

The Gathering Place is looking for Men and Women willing to  volunteer. We are open Monday thru Thursday. IF you want to share your spark with others one day a week we would love to have you!  Our day program is filled with fun, laughter, games, crafts, music and more. Come check it out.    Give us a call at 920-627-6847 or email ginas@stpaulfalls.com 

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 

What: provide age-appropriate care and interactions with children of a variety of ages.

How: Cheerfully interact with children through games, stories, play, conversations, and prayer. Maintain a safe environment. Hold and sit with children who are shy or very young.  Feed children if needed.

When: Thursday evenings 5:45pm-7:30pm (Join us for a community meal at 5:15pm if desired)

Why: Childcare is often what makes it possible for people to participate in our program, New Way.  When parents are changed, children are changed.  Help us change Sheboygan County!

Requirements: Protect My Ministry Background Check and online Safety Training 

Answer calls from our neighbors, listen with compassion to their stories, and provide hope for their future.  Gather, verify, and data enter information.  Identify needs and offer resources available as indicated by our Connection Center Manager.  Training provided.  Prefer weekly or bi-weekly commitment, one day per week, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, 10am-2pm.

The Handyman Ministry invites you to join the team!  This is a dynamic ministry with many roles and a unique way of loving our neighbors.  This ministry believes in walking alongside neighbors, building relationships with them through the various home repair processes which include:

This ministry is for males and females alike.  We are a Christian role model of loving service and relationships while also providing home repair needs.  This role has varying days and times based on the type of project and the neighbor and volunteer schedules.  Beginner and skilled workers welcome! We are looking for a lead on this project as well.  

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!

Becoming a We Honor Veterans Volunteer at the Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice helps serve and honor those who have served our country. If you're a current or former member of the military or Foreign Service, you qualify to be a part of this distinguished group of volunteers.

To get started with your volunteer experience

Visit: https://ssrhospicehome.org/giving/volunteer/ 

Email: volunteer@ssrhospicehome.org OR

Call: 920-467-1800  

We look forward to working with you! 

For more information about the nationally recognized We Honor Veterans program, visit https://www.wehonorveterans.org/.

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

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

Pine Haven Christian Communities is look for a volunteer bus driver. The driver must have a clean driving record. The driver must be willing to fill out the required paperwork including a background check. 

The volunteer would drive bus for life enrichment department on Tuesday afternoons for shopping trips, joyrides or ice-cream. You do not need a special license for this but experience in driving a 14 passenger bus or a larger vehicle would be preferable. Please email our volunteer coordinator directly if you are interested in this role at nicole.vansluys@pinehaven.org.

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Interested parties can contact Colleen at LFPtroupe@gmail.com or by phone at 920-400-6042 for more information.

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 7-20 people. We invite individuals or small groups (2-6 people max) to prepare a meal. Preparation may be done onsite, 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. Time commitment may range from 3-5 hours, depending on the meal. The onsite 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.

Please call or email ahead for availability.

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

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

Art in Recovery is held on the first and third Friday of each month 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.

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!

Greet visitors, manage gift shop sales, answer the phone, and interact with Museum guests. Volunteers are welcome to bring a book, craft or other materials for slow times, and we often have small projects available to work on (assemble kits, stuff envelopes, etc.).

We provide training to operate the Point of Sale system (iPad based) and information about the organization and current exhibits. There is also a manual for reference. A staff member is always available to assist. 

Volunteer shifts are available daily, Monday-Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. We also have openings during special events. To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Sheboygan County Museum's volunteer coordinator at (920) 458-1103 ext. 7105 or erin.brehmer@sheboygancounty.com.

Volunteer Application Form

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

Do you love working with children and learning about history?

Are you available on weekday mornings or afternoons?

We are currently presenting four programs for area schools and homeschools:

Full-Day Education programs offer students in grades 2-6 the opportunity to experience American History hands-on, through the lens of Sheboygan County. Open to public and private schools and homeschool groups, our Full-Day Education Programs run from 9:15 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. and are designed to meet Wisconsin and District curriculum standards.

As an example, Our Civil War program offers five hours of hands-on and gallery activities. Students travel back to the time of the Civil War and learn about its impact on the lives of people in Sheboygan County. Students “enlist” in the Union Army, march with a model rifle, send telegraph messages, make a toy drum, carry a stretcher, try out crutches, design a flag, play period games, crawl into in a dog tent, sample chicory coffee, pose for a long-exposure photo, and much more. Volunteers make these activities possible, working alongside staff and other volunteers with groups of 3-8 students at a time.

As we ramp back up to serving more than 3,000 students annually, we need volunteers to help. No teaching experience necessary. We provide training and let you choose your interests. Sign up for morning shifts, afternoon shifts, or full day shifts. If you or someone you know might be interested, let’s talk. We’d love to hear from you! Contact Sheboygan County Museum's volunteer coordinator at (920) 458-1103 ext. 7105 or erin.brehmer@sheboygancounty.com.

Volunteer Application Form

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

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.

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.

What skills or passions can you share with kids in Sheboygan? Help a child learn to read, embrace art, grow resilience, play a board game or throw a football. Or, simply show up to join us for snack time as a positive adult connection. 

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

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 

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

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!

Hello! 

We are seeking a group of people 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. 

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

                               Volunteers Wanted to: Improve Lives One Visit at a Time      

                                                for Ozaukee and Sheboygan counties

                                                               Thank You!

HSSC needs foster homes for all kittens under 8 weeks of age! Kittens are coming in faster than we can keep up with, and we need safe places for them to get accustomed to the world with safe people who can provide for their basic needs. Types of kittens typically needing foster homes are: neonatal bottle babies (need to be bottle fed every few hours), babies with mom, and older babies without mom.

All foster parents are trained by HSSC staff, and all materials needed for fostering will be provided.

Some needs are short term (week or two) where as others would be longer. Typically no more than 8 weeks time is needed from a foster parent. While an adult over 18 must be the person primarily responsible for the kittens, we encourage involvement from the whole family. In addition to helping our feline friends, this is a great way for younger children to get involved and to provide education about caring for an animal.

Occasionally fosters are needed for adult cats as well. Adult cats who are in need of foster are typically cats with fewer social skills or cats who have medical needs. The needs will vary depending on the cat.

If interested, please complete our volunteer application at https://adoptsheboygancounty.org/volunteer/

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to DarlynS@scadopt.org

We need help keeping our kennels clean! Kennel cleaning is done from 8:30am to about 12:00 pm, so perfect for those who like to get up and get moving right away in the morning!

Kennel cleaning volunteers must be at least 16 years of age.  Cleaners are expected to empty all things out of the kennels, spray them down with cleaner, scrub them, rinse them, and squeegee.

Volunteers will then set the kennels back up for the dogs.

This position does not have a lot of hands on with animals, as staff will be the ones to transport the dogs in and out of the kennels. 

If interested, please complete our volunteer application at https://adoptsheboygancounty.org/volunteer/

Be the difference! Our community needs your help!  Become a Volunteer Driver for the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Sheboygan County. Drive seniors to medical appointments.  Use our vehicle or use your own and get reimbursed $0.51/mile.  Choose your own schedule and whether you would like to drive locally, long distance, or both! Service is offered Monday-Friday, no nights weekends or holidays. You choose the days and hours of availability or be in the general driver pool. 

This service is greatly needed and appreciated in our community.   "My son was going to Florida for the winter and I didn't know how I was going to get to my doctor appointments.  I am so happy that I found out about the volunteer driver program.  Tony (Volunteer Driver) was so nice and he got me to my appointment and back home safely."  Marion S. 

Personal interview, background check, safe driving record, insurance verification.  Minimal traffic offenses acceptable.

For more information email: liz.schumacher@sheboygancounty.com or call 920-467-4139

Many of our participants are unable to take part in this unique therapy without the proper support of our trained volunteers. Sidewalkers do not need horse experience and will benefit from a great walk (fitness) and a heart warming experience. Sidewalkers are an integral part to our riders care team and develop relationships that last from season to season allowing our riders to experience consistency helping them reach their seasons goals.

If you are interested in volunteering, feel free to fill out our application!

Please follow the link below to get started!

https://reins-wi.org/volunteer-application/

Join the Magic!

Class time can involve 1-5 participants. Our instructors are extremely attentive to all our participants needs. During each class a number of activities are planned. Each class is designed to bring our participants closer to the goals they have set for themselves. To assist in the smooth running of each session, our equipment assistant works with the instructor demonstrating exercises to be performed, patterns to be followed and provide general encouragement to all of our participants. Horse experience is not necessary.

This is a great way for volunteers to be introduced to all the magic that happens throughout our season!

If you are interested in volunteering, feel free to fill out our application!

Please follow the link below to get started!

https://reins-wi.org/volunteer-application/

Join the Magic!

Individuals are required to have horse experience and have the ability to develop a level of trust with their equine partner throughout the class. Being part of a participants care team means you experience first-hand their improvements as well as their contagious smiles.

Leading our four-legged therapists is not only rewarding but great exercise too!

If you are interested in volunteering, feel free to fill out our application!

Please follow the link below to get started!

https://reins-wi.org/volunteer-application/

Join the Magic!

The equine therapists utilized by the REINS program are loaned to us through the generosity of horse owners. Our grooms ensure all horses are not only clean but saddled and handled correctly. Responsibilities also include maintaining clean stalls, keeping water supply clean and available and possible turn out at the end of the days classes. Prior horse experience is preferred. 

This is a great way to get your horse fix!

Join the Magic!

We are looking for an individual to help out during our Tuesday/Thursday afternoon bingo games. The individual would ideally need to be available from about 1:45pm-3:15pm.

You would be helping with the following:

- Transporting residents to and from the game.

- Helping any residents during bingo that would need assistance reading their cards, ensuring they don't miss numbers called, etc.

- Assisting the caller with filling out bingo punch cards with each win. (This role wouldn't be required to do any bingo calling)

We are looking for someone to start as soon as April/May. If you are interested, please let us know!

We have many music programs here at SSC. We are always in need of volunteers to help push wheelchairs to and from the location that is hosting the live music act. Some of these events occur on Tuesday evenings, most are during a weekday morning or afternoon. It's a great time to spend a few minutes with a resident, getting to know them and their life story. During the program you can sit enjoy the music yourself before returning residents to their rooms.

We look for joyful volunteers that enjoy spending time with the elderly population. Clear communication skills a must. This is a large building so walking will be a must!

A background check and brief orientation are required for this position.

We are looking for 1-2 people that would be interested in taking our residents on walks around the pond at our facility this upcoming spring and summer season. Take an hour or two and enjoy giving our residents a ride around our on-site pond. Get to know them and listen to their stories! The path is flat and paved but the volunteer must feel comfortable safely pushing a wheelchair outdoors for an extended period of time.

A background check and brief orientation are required for this position.

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!

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Seeking Volunteers to strengthen the Christian relationship Love INC begins with our Neighbors.

This person will make monthly phone calls to Neighbors in the community who have called Love INC for help.  Based on previous information captured about each Neighbor, this person will determine strategic questions to begin conversation, strengthening our relationship and capacity to walk alongside them in their struggles. One hour or two, we would love you to be a part of working with our Neighbors and join our team.  

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! 

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. 

Sunnyside Townhouses is looking for help to clean up garbage around it's facilities throughout the year.  Sunnyside Townhouses is a 50-unit apartment complex, 38 of which are 3 Bedroom, the remaining are 2 Bedroom and four are American Disability Act barrier free, which provide affordable housing for low-to-medium income individuals.  It's a place that people call home with two playgrounds, a basketball court, assigned parking and first floor laundry hook ups.  Providing safe, healthy and affordable housing is our main priority!

Do you like talking to people and making a difference in the lives of others? Then the Community Blood Center is the place for you!

The Community Blood Center is looking to add volunteers to its mobile blood collections team! Volunteers will help to register blood donors as they enter blood drives throughout Sheboygan County and beyond. By offering the generous gift of their time and talents, CBC volunteers can help to save the lives of patients in area hospitals.

We are looking for certified therapy pets and handlers. We visit hospitals, medical therapy facilities, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospices, libraries, schools, day care centers, emergency services and even individual homes.

We will work with those interested in acquiring certification which includes initial training, certification, on-going training, insurance and many opportunities to be involved.

 DURING COVID VISITS ARE OFTEN WINDOW VISITS, DRIVE BY VISITS, PARADES PAST RESIDENTS.

Some facilities have begun to accept in person visits by therapy teams.

ALL REQUIRED TRAINING IS OFFERED.

ONCE CERTIFIED, YOU APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP, AND BECOME FULLY INSURED

Whether individually or with a co-worker, delivery hot meals to neighbors is a wonderful way to help a neighbor and KNOW that you are making a difference in the lives around you. Routes are an hour or less, and the smiles will last all day!

Complete an application by following this link: http://fmow.mowscheduler.com/volunteerapplication 

We hope you will join our family of quality volunteers!

Contact Jenn,
Volunteer Coordinator
920.451.7011
volunteers@freshmealsonwheels.org

This wonderful volunteer will vacuum and wipe down the inside of the Fresh Meals On Wheels vehicles at the start of the day (it could be the afternoon too, if that works better for your schedule!). Opportunities are available Monday-Friday. This involves vacuuming the insides, wiping down the dashboard, seats and steering wheels, and wiping down the backs of the vans as needed. Sometimes the vehicles will also need to be washed (we have supplies and hot water here). 

Give us a call! 920-451-7011 or email volunteers@freshmealsonwheels.org.

Allay's Hospice Companions bring comfort to patients and relief to their caregivers by offering a supportive presence, a listening ear, and a helping hand.  When visiting, volunteers may offer to play music or a game, read to the patient, listen to his/her stories and memories, sit with a patient outside or go for a walk, or offer assistance with other non-medical tasks. There are times when volunteers may simply sit quietly while holding one's hand, letting the patient know that he or she is not alone. 

Allay's Compassionate Companions profoundly affect the quality of our patients' lives by simply sharing their time. The amount of time you give is flexible and scheduled around your availability. We do take your location into account to assign patient visits that are within or near your own community. 

Hospice companions receive training regarding the philosophy of hospice, the role of the volunteer and other staff members, as well as, helpful skills for meaningful visits with hospice patients and their families. 

Volunteer and patient safety are our top priority. We follow CDC guidelines & respect the Covid-19 protocols of our partner facilities. At this time, volunteers are asked to complete a self-screening checklist prior to visits, wear a mask during visits and, of course, adhere to standard precautions such as frequent handwashing. Allay will provide the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure safe practices can be followed.

Contact Peggy Czarnik, Volunteer Services Mngr, for more information: 262-317-5233 or pczarnik@allayhh.com

Allay's Hospice Companions bring comfort to patients and relief to their caregivers by offering a supportive presence, a listening ear, and a helping hand.  When visiting, volunteers may offer to play music or a game, read to the patient, listen to his/her stories and memories, sit with a patient outside or go for a walk, or offer assistance with other non-medical tasks. There are times when volunteers may simply sit quietly while holding one's hand, letting the patient know that he or she is not alone. 

Allay's Compassionate Companions profoundly affect the quality of our patients' lives by simply sharing their time. The amount of time you give is flexible and scheduled around your availability. We do take your location into account to assign patient visits that are within or near your own community. 

Hospice companions receive training regarding the philosophy of hospice, the role of the volunteer and other staff members, as well as, helpful skills for meaningful visits with hospice patients and their families. 

Volunteer and patient safety are our top priority. We follow CDC guidelines & respect the Covid-19 protocols of our partner facilities. At this time, volunteers are asked to complete a self-screening checklist prior to visits, wear a mask during visits and, of course, adhere to standard precautions such as frequent handwashing. Allay will provide the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure safe practices can be followed.

Contact Peggy Czarnik, Volunteer Services Mngr, for more information: 262-317-5233 or pczarnik@allayhh.com

Allay's Hospice Companions bring comfort to patients and relief to their caregivers by offering a supportive presence, a listening ear, and a helping hand.  When visiting, volunteers may offer to play music or a game, read to the patient, listen to his/her stories and memories, sit with a patient outside or go for a walk, or offer assistance with other non-medical tasks. There are times when volunteers may simply sit quietly while holding one's hand, letting the patient know that he or she is not alone. 

Allay's Compassionate Companions profoundly affect the quality of our patients' lives by simply sharing their time. The amount of time you give is flexible and scheduled around your availability. We do take your location into account to assign patient visits that are within or near your own community. 

Hospice companions receive training regarding the philosophy of hospice, the role of the volunteer and other staff members, as well as, helpful skills for meaningful visits with hospice patients and their families. 

Volunteer and patient safety are our top priority. We follow CDC guidelines & respect the Covid-19 protocols of our partner facilities. At this time, volunteers are asked to complete a self-screening checklist prior to visits, wear a mask during visits and, of course, adhere to standard precautions such as frequent handwashing. Allay will provide the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure safe practices can be followed.

Contact Peggy Czarnik, Volunteer Services Mngr, for more information: 262-317-5233 or pczarnik@allayhh.com

Allay's Hospice Companions bring comfort to patients and relief to their caregivers by offering a supportive presence, a listening ear, and a helping hand.  When visiting, volunteers may offer to play music or a game, read to the patient, listen to his/her stories and memories, sit with a patient outside or go for a walk, or offer assistance with other non-medical tasks. There are times when volunteers may simply sit quietly while holding one's hand, letting the patient know that he or she is not alone. 

Allay's Compassionate Companions profoundly affect the quality of our patients' lives by simply sharing their time. The amount of time you give is flexible and scheduled around your availability. We do take your location into account to assign patient visits that are within or near your own community. 

Hospice companions receive training regarding the philosophy of hospice, the role of the volunteer and other staff members, as well as, helpful skills for meaningful visits with hospice patients and their families. 

Volunteer and patient safety are our top priority. We follow CDC guidelines & respect the Covid-19 protocols of our partner facilities. At this time, volunteers are asked to complete a self-screening checklist prior to visits, wear a mask during visits and, of course, adhere to standard precautions such as frequent handwashing. Allay will provide the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure safe practices can be followed.

Contact Peggy Czarnik, Volunteer Services Mngr, for more information: 262-317-5233 or pczarnik@allayhh.com

One of the most frequent requests made by Allay's hospice patients are for visits from a friendly, certified therapy dog or therapy cat. Therapy animals have the endearing quality of showing unconditional love & affection that brings joy to everyone. They are a remarkable source of comfort & companionship, as well as a welcome distraction from the daily routine for both hospice patients and their families. Contact with furry companions can be especially meaningful to patients who are no longer able to care for their own beloved pet. 

Would you be able to help us fulfill some of those requests within your own community?

While many pets provide love and companionship in the home, not all of them have the temperament suited for this type of service. We require all therapy animal teams must have completed training and assessment with a recognized Animal-Assisted Therapy program before visiting hospice patients. (And, the human-half will receive additional training related to hospice visitation.) 

Volunteer and patient safety are our top priority. We follow CDC guidelines & respect the Covid-19 protocols of our partner facilities. At this time, volunteers are asked to complete a self-screening checklist prior to visits, wear a mask during visits and, or course, adhere to standard precautions such as frequent handwashing. Allay will provide the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure safe practices can be followed. 

Contact Peggy Czarnik, Volunteer Services Mngr, for more info: 262-317-5233 or pczarnik@allayhh.com

One of the most frequent requests made by Allay's hospice patients are for visits from a friendly, certified therapy dog or therapy cat. Therapy animals have the endearing quality of showing unconditional love & affection that brings joy to everyone. They are a remarkable source of comfort & companionship, as well as a welcome distraction from the daily routine for both hospice patients and their families. Contact with furry companions can be especially meaningful to patients who are no longer able to care for their own beloved pet. 

Would you be able to help us fulfill some of those requests within your own community?

While many pets provide love and companionship in the home, not all of them have the temperament suited for this type of service. We require all therapy animal teams must have completed training and assessment with a recognized Animal-Assisted Therapy program before visiting hospice patients. (And, the human-half will receive additional training related to hospice visitation.) 

Volunteer and patient safety are our top priority. We follow CDC guidelines & respect the Covid-19 protocols of our partner facilities. At this time, volunteers are asked to complete a self-screening checklist prior to visits, wear a mask during visits and, or course, adhere to standard precautions such as frequent handwashing. Allay will provide the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure safe practices can be followed. 

Contact Peggy Czarnik, Volunteer Services Mngr, for more info: 262-317-5233 or pczarnik@allayhh.com

One of the most frequent requests made by Allay's hospice patients are for visits from a friendly, certified therapy dog or therapy cat. Therapy animals have the endearing quality of showing unconditional love & affection that brings joy to everyone. They are a remarkable source of comfort & companionship, as well as a welcome distraction from the daily routine for both hospice patients and their families. Contact with furry companions can be especially meaningful to patients who are no longer able to care for their own beloved pet. 

Would you be able to help us fulfill some of those requests within your own community?

While many pets provide love and companionship in the home, not all of them have the temperament suited for this type of service. We require all therapy animal teams must have completed training and assessment with a recognized Animal-Assisted Therapy program before visiting hospice patients. (And, the human-half will receive additional training related to hospice visitation.) 

Volunteer and patient safety are our top priority. We follow CDC guidelines & respect the Covid-19 protocols of our partner facilities. At this time, volunteers are asked to complete a self-screening checklist prior to visits, wear a mask during visits and, or course, adhere to standard precautions such as frequent handwashing. Allay will provide the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure safe practices can be followed. 

Contact Peggy Czarnik, Volunteer Services Mngr, for more info: 262-317-5233 or pczarnik@allayhh.com

WIRCO is seeking volunteers for our Bridge Recovery Community Center. Tasks could include: minor maintenance or light cleaning, updating calendars, creating flyers, greeting visitors at the center, answering phones, social media updates. Participate in event planning and coordination as part of organization committees.