Support our calendar fundraiser by helping with logistics, distribution, and promotion. Volunteers will engage with the community to raise awareness and funds for our cause.

Assist our experts in making businesses, events, and websites accessible for everyone. Volunteers will support accessibility assessments and provide feedback to improve usability for people with disabilities.

Participate in construction projects at the Occupy Madison villages, including hanging drywall and assisting with various building tasks. Volunteers are needed most weekdays in the evenings.

Join the GWAAR Board of Directors to play a role in shaping the direction of programs and services for older people in Wisconsin. Volunteers will provide aging offices with training, technical assistance, and support to improve the well-being of older people in the state.

GWAAR is looking for thoughtful, civic-minded, energetic individuals to fill vacancies on its Advisory Council. Volunteers will help guide the organization in its mission to support aging programs and services.

The Food Bridge Program connects older adults to nutritious food from one of our three partnered food pantries around Madison. Volunteers are matched with one to two older adults to deliver food boxes to.

Volunteers at EMCC help with various programs and events, including educational activities, recreational events, and community gatherings. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the quality of life for individuals and the community.

Assist young people with disabilities in preparing for life after high school and achieving their work goals. This role involves mentoring, providing employment counseling, and supporting youth in their transition to employment.

Help individuals navigate the complex process of applying for benefits. Provide counseling on work incentives and assist beneficiaries in making informed choices about increasing work earnings or going to work.

Assist with shopping, organizing, storing, and preparing food for residents. Volunteers receive training and ongoing support.

Provide emotional and spiritual support and hospitality to residents and visitors through reading, letter writing, playing cards, and just being a caring presence.

Assist residents by playing games, cards, art projects, puzzles, playing or listening to music. No special skills required, just an open mind and heart, and the desire to help others when it's needed most.

Stay with and support residents during active dying. Volunteers receive training and ongoing support.

Provide hands-on care to residents by assisting with eating, walking, and other basic activities. Additional training is required for this role.

Oversee the woodshop activities, ensuring safe operation of tools and guiding volunteers in crafting projects. Experience with woodworking or power tools is preferred.

Assist in managing the Occupy Madison store during open hours by helping customers, organizing products, and maintaining the store's appearance. Volunteers are needed for shifts on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, as well as weekends.

Help with gardening tasks, village beautification projects, and preparations for the plant sale. No prior gardening experience is necessary, as training will be provided.

Support the Supported Employment program by helping individuals with disabilities find and maintain employment. Volunteers will work alongside staff to provide guidance and encouragement to program participants.

Assist in promoting recovery through shared experiences, supporting individuals in their journey towards mental health and substance use recovery. Volunteers will engage with program participants to foster hope and healing.

Assist with various tasks at the FEED Kitchens, including food preparation, packaging, and distribution. Help support local food entrepreneurs and ensure healthy food access for all.

Assist in organizing community events and initiatives aimed at fostering equity and improving quality of life on the Northside. Volunteers will help with event planning, outreach, and coordination.

Help organize and distribute books to LGBTQ+ individuals in prisons. Volunteers will sort, pack, and send books to those in need.

Assist individuals in accessing resources and support services. Volunteers will help guide people through available resources and provide advocacy as needed.

Assist with various tasks at Broom Street Theater, including ushering, ticketing, and helping with set changes. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring smooth operations during performances.

Provide a temporary home for animals in need until they are adopted. Foster volunteers help animals adjust to home life and prepare them for their forever homes.

Event planning volunteers help organize and execute events like Wags & Whiskers, bringing the community together and supporting fundraising efforts.

Volunteers staff tables at events, answer questions, provide information, and sell merchandise. They are responsible for setting up and taking down tables, with supplies and training provided by Underdog Pet Rescue.

Transport volunteers drive adoptable pets from various locations to Madison, ensuring safe and comfortable travel. Volunteers need a reliable vehicle and a good driving record, with mileage being tax-deductible.

Community building volunteers work to unite volunteers, adopters, and the Madison area around the mission of rescuing and adopting out more animals.

Monona Fire Department Overview 5211 Schluter Rd. Monona, WI 53716 The Monona Fire Department was formed in 1954, providing over 50 years of service to the community of Monona with fire and emergency medical services. The department is a combination | Requirements: See Description | Categories: Firefighter

Your Monona Fire and EMS is an exciting combination fire and EMS provider looking for exceptional volunteers from our community! We provide fire prevention, suppression, investigation and paramedic EMS response to the City of Monona and surrounding communities. We have opportunities for new members to join our family oriented, community based department, and experience is NOT needed. We will provide you with: NFPA compliant turnout gear (coat, pants, boots, gloves, helmet, and other accessories) State of the art vehicles (2017 Pierce Engine, 2007 Pierce Midmount Ladder, 2004 Pierce Engine - being replaced in 2024, 2019 Braun Ambulance, and more!) Responsive and modern leadership and mentoring programs Paid on premise and paid on call programs Initial and continuing fire education is 100% covered Opportunities to learn and earn your EMS license with us Many other extensive training opportunities Participation in local, regional, state and national training conferences A second family for you to bring your family into We are a combination department, with 9 full time firefighter/medics, 6 part time firefighter/medics, and 35 volunteer firefighters (many with EMS licenses as well). Interested in what we can do for you? Reach out and lets chat! | Requirements: Be 18 years old or older. Have a valid Wisconsin drivers license. Have a desire to help others in times of need. Be willing to learn and work well with others. Complete initial firefighter training within one (1) year of joining - State Certified Firefighter 1 Obtain (or have) a valid BLS CPR card within one (1) year of joining Applicants who reside within the City of Monona will receive higher preference, though all applications are welcome Pass a background check We meet every Tuesday, with a short training and Association meeting on the first, training the second and third, and specific EMS training on the fourth. If you are already trained and certified (fire OR EMS) we can fast track you through our process and have you running calls quicker. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist in providing rapid, compassionate assistance to communities facing traumatic events. Volunteers work alongside highly trained service dogs to offer comfort and stability during critical incidents such as natural disasters and first responder debriefings.

Assist in organizing and managing library events, including setup, guest assistance, and cleanup. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment for attendees.

Assist in providing patient-centered care and support services to improve access to healthcare. Engage with patients to navigate community resources and overcome barriers to care.

Help with projects in the office, including large mailings, data entry, and other computer or office-centered tasks. This work is vital to the mission of the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin.

Focused Interruption’s Community Safety Workers serve neighborhoods most impacted by community gun violence as conflict mediators, social service connectors, systems navigators, and community builders. Volunteers will help facilitate public safety by leveraging their own lived experience and professional skills.

Focused Interruption’s Support Groups serve families most impacted by community gun violence, providing a safe space to heal, process, and connect to others with similar experiences. Volunteers will facilitate healing and service connection to family members most impacted by community gun violence.

Assist individuals with immigration counseling every 2nd and 4th Friday of the month. No appointment is needed, and services are provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

Assist in organizing and managing the 2025 WLA Annual Conference. Responsibilities include event setup, registration, and providing information to attendees. Volunteers will gain experience in event management and networking within the library community.

Volunteers are needed to help sort, label, or pack/re-pack food into family-friendly portions for distribution to our community. Tasks include sorting fresh produce, labeling frozen pizzas, and packing boxes with food for distribution.

Assist older adults with everyday household tasks such as cleaning, organizing, yard work, and minor home repairs. This role helps seniors maintain independence and live comfortably in their own homes.

Help older adults stay safe during winter by clearing snow from driveways and sidewalks, reducing the risk of falls and isolation. Volunteers can choose their schedule and the number of homes they assist.

Combat social isolation by providing companionship and conversation to older adults through regular visits. This role fosters meaningful connections and supports community engagement.

Mentor young men at high risk of gun violence, helping them develop a post-graduation plan. Facilitate weekly discussions on life skills and provide guidance on transitioning into adulthood.

Assist the Outreach Team in developing relationships with individuals at high risk of gun violence. Provide support through job placement, mental health treatment, and legal services, while offering mentoring and life coaching.

Support school-aged youth in making better life choices and developing career goals. Provide mentorship, skills training, and emotional support to increase school engagement and reduce recidivism.

One of our program goals is to introduce students to the career and economic opportunities waiting for them in Wisconsin. If you are interested in guiding and mentoring our youth, we would love to work with you to develop individualized programs to help enhance CTA programs throughout the state.

Students love to learn from our business leaders throughout the state in both our Summer Camps and one-day programs. If you would like to share your knowledge with our future business leaders, we would love to add you to our agenda!

During our summer camps, students are divided into teams, each functioning as an imaginary 'company' with you as their advisor. The company is tasked to create a unique product, develop marketing strategies, design a commercial, budget for a profitable business, and present an annual report. You will mentor and support the team throughout the program.

Naturalists present educational programs, lead school group programs, and conduct nature events. They support park staff in educational programming and greet visitors at the Nature Center.

Volunteers greet visitors, provide brochures and maps, assist with vehicle admission stickers, and help coordinate special events. They also help design exhibits and market park programs.

Campground hosts stay at a campsite and volunteer a few hours a day to greet and assist campers, clean facilities, and dispense park information.

Assist with various tasks at the theatre, including ushering, ticketing, and event support. Volunteers help ensure smooth operations during performances and events.

Support the museum's events by helping with logistics, welcoming guests, and providing information. Volunteers will play a key role in ensuring events run smoothly and are enjoyable for all attendees.

Assist with maintaining and organizing exhibits, ensuring they are engaging and educational for visitors. Volunteers will help with setup and cleanup of exhibit areas.

Volunteers check artists’ booths to ensure they are packed up and assist with loading displays. This task is performed on Sunday in 2-hour shifts.

Volunteers give artists a break from their booths, typically for 30 minutes. They watch the booth and inform customers when the artist will return. This task is performed on Saturday and Sunday in 2-hour shifts.

Volunteers take 50 postcards and one flier to the front desk of each hotel in a designated area. This task is performed on the Monday prior to the show in 2-hour shifts.

Assist with seasonal clean-up, pruning, and planting at Blair Street Gardens. Volunteers are essential in maintaining the gardens' beauty and health throughout the year.

Assist with setting up and managing outdoor opera performances, ensuring a smooth experience for attendees. Volunteers may help with logistics, audience guidance, and other event-related tasks.

Assist with marketing and outreach efforts to promote our programs and events. This includes social media management, content creation, and community engagement.

Assist with organizing and managing events and workshops aimed at empowering women. Your role will involve logistical support, coordination, and ensuring smooth execution of activities.

Assist in the training sessions for building analyst technicians, helping participants understand energy efficiency techniques and tools. Volunteers will support instructors and participants during the training sessions.

Volunteers are needed to help plant, weed, and harvest in all of our gardens. No gardening experience is necessary as on-the-job training and supervision are provided at each open work session.

Assist the Naturalist-in-Residence in leading programs that connect residents with the natural landscapes of Madison. Volunteers will help organize nature walks, eco art sessions, and educational workshops.

Assist in organizing and setting up book sales events. Volunteers will help arrange books and manage the sales area during events.

Serve as a cashier at the Friends Bookstore located in the Central Library. Volunteers will handle transactions and assist customers with their purchases.

Support librarians in conducting storytime sessions for children. Responsibilities include setting up the space, assisting with activities, and engaging with children to foster a love of reading.

Assist our gallery team by greeting guests at our James Watrous Gallery located at the Overture Center.

A supernumerary is a non-speaking, non-singing role in an opera. Roles vary from production to production and can include soldiers, waiters, and more.

Volunteer to assist with setup, operations, and cleanup at our monthly Fresh Food Pantry and weekly Essentials Pantry.

Join us twice a week for one hour during our eight-week summer camp to partner with campers and help them improve their reading skills.

Help provide interpretation services during individual appointments, with a particular need for Spanish language support.

Share your musical talents at the Prairie Ridge campus, whether playing the piano, guitar, or as part of a small instrumental group. Volunteers can perform in assisted living households, health and rehab centers, or dining venues. Frequency and times are flexible.

Lead a special interest group for Independent Living residents or share your skills one-on-one or with a group of Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Skilled Nursing residents. Frequency and schedule are negotiable.

Volunteers will help restore historic homes or properties, providing renovation tips and assisting with preservation efforts. This role is crucial in maintaining Wisconsin's historical sites.

Assist in the Library and Archives by helping visitors with their research, organizing materials, and maintaining the collection. Volunteers will play a key role in preserving Wisconsin's history.

The Wisconsin Historical Society invites you to host your event at our Headquarters location. Volunteers will assist in organizing and managing events, ensuring everything runs smoothly.

Discover or deepen your knowledge of the fascinating architectural history of Madison by leading small groups through Madison’s historic neighborhoods. Docents can participate through our summer walking tours, bike tours, and special events. Training is required before providing tours.

Volunteers can submit their coming out stories, write guide articles, and submit resources to our directory. This type of data entry may seem tedious but with the help of our community, we can grow rapidly.

Help ensure that the Madison Trust’s voice is heard regarding preservation issues in the community. Volunteers will participate in advocacy efforts and community engagement.

Assist in the HUGS program by providing peer support to families who have experienced early pregnancy loss, stillbirth, or infant death. Volunteers should be compassionate and willing to share their own experiences if applicable.

Assist in reaching out to potential partners, sponsors, and participants to expand our programs and increase our impact.

Assist in growing fundraising and sponsorship opportunities through various strategies. Volunteers will work with the development team to support financial growth.

Assist in planning strategies for increasing public awareness of the Madison Trust and efforts to protect and promote Madison’s historic neighborhoods and buildings.

Volunteers hand out programs, assist in assigning booth sitters, and answer guest questions. This task is performed on Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in 2-hour shifts.

Join the nationwide effort to advocate for museums by participating in the annual Museums Advocacy Day 2024. This role involves engaging with museum professionals, advocates, and supporters to discuss the importance of museums and championing for increased funding and policy changes.

Volunteers set up the Silent Auction, pick up donations from artists, confirm final bids, contact winners, wrap items, and direct people to check out. This task is performed on Friday from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Volunteers collect entry fees and coupons for admission. This task is performed on Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in 2-hour shifts.

Volunteers help direct artist vehicles during the show set-up. This task is performed on Friday from 5:45 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in 2-hour shifts.

Work with a team to plan events and tours such as the Historic Preservation Awards and the annual Member Appreciation Event. Volunteers will help organize and execute events.

Volunteers spend time unloading toys from semi-trucks, setting up the Toy Depot, assisting families in toy selection, registering and checking people out, and offering other assistance to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

Assist in organizing and managing youth programs during the World Dairy Expo. Responsibilities include guiding school tours, facilitating youth contests, and supporting educational sessions.

Assist families in Dane County by providing in-home and community support for children with disabilities. Volunteers will engage with families to help integrate children into community activities and provide necessary support.

Provide academic tutoring to middle school students in the Schools of Hope program, focusing on math and literacy skills. Volunteers will work with students to improve their academic performance and confidence.

Join a network of young professionals dedicated to empowering communities and changing lives through volunteerism and leadership development. Members participate in various events and initiatives to support the Urban League's mission.

Assist in resume critiquing and participate in mock behavioral interviews with Urban League members. Flexible scheduling available to accommodate volunteers.

Volunteer time, craft, and heart at Centro. Share your story and connect with the community to make a difference.

Have you ever considered becoming a volunteer trainer for WAGS? Now is the time! We are currently recruiting new volunteer trainers to help raise, socialize, and train our service dogs under the direct supervision and guidance of our Training Director.

The Cottage Grove Fire Department, like 80% of communities across the nation, relies on Volunteers to answer the call. If you are at least 18 years of age, reside and/or work in the Town or Village of Cottage Grove and have an interest in learning more, please call the department's non-emergency number (608-839-4343), and a Personnel Committee member will contact you to answer any questions and provide you with additional information. Click here to download an Application: Cottage Grove Fire Application http://www.cottagegrovefire.org/uploads/1/2/4/6/124641785/cottage_grove_fire_dept__application.docx ​ ​The Cottage Grove Fire Department will supply you with your own Personal Protective Equipment and the necessary training. The community will provide you with the work. Because the CGFD is fully volunteer, it is important the the Training Program and modules correlate and provide a direct balance with a member's family and home life. All training is paid for by the department Training evolutions are scheduled on the first, third, and fourth Tuesday evenings of the month. Additional trainings and make-ups are often scheduled on the fifth Tuesday. Members also complete training and truck checks on scheduled Sunday mornings. The training schedule for the upcoming year is prepared in early December and combines more than 130 topics annually. While the main focus is basic fire and rescue tactics and strategies, the CGFD considers itself proactive in adapting to new and more advanced techniques. We review target hazards, methods of operation, water movement, water supply, fire ground tactics, ICS, firefighter safety, accountability, RIT and much more. In addition to department training evolutions, new members are required to complete basic firefighting courses through MATC, or provide documentation of completed courses. The Cottage Grove Fire Department will pay for the course fees and provide any necessary textbooks. | Requirements: 18 years of age, reside and/or work in the Town or Village of Cottage Grove and have an interest in learning more | Categories: Other, Firefighter