Support the Kids Ice Fishing Day event on February 1, 2025, by assisting children and families with fishing activities and ensuring a safe and educational experience.

Assist with River Education Days at Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge in May. Volunteers will engage with participants to promote environmental education and awareness.

Join the River Clean-Up Day with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office in May. Volunteers will help remove debris and maintain the health of the river ecosystem.

Assist with sorting fathead minnows at the Genoa National Fish Hatchery. This activity takes place in mid-March and involves handling and organizing minnows for conservation purposes.

Engage with children and families during the Kids Fishing Day on May 17, 2025, by helping with fishing activities and promoting environmental education.

Participate in fish health assessments with the Fish Health Center from March to May. Volunteers will assist in monitoring and evaluating fish health to support conservation efforts.

Assist with repairing and building mussel cages at the Genoa National Fish Hatchery in late January and early February. This task supports the hatchery's mussel conservation efforts.

Help with the pond harvest at the Genoa National Fish Hatchery in October. Volunteers will assist in collecting fish from the ponds, which is essential for hatchery operations.

Participate in tagging Lake Sturgeon during August and September. Volunteers will assist in the tagging process to help track and conserve this species.

The Stoddard-Bergen Fire Department provides fire protection and first responder services, fire safety inspection, and education to the Village of Stoddard and the Town of Bergen. The Fire Chief, along with all of the volunteer firefighters and first responders, provides round-the-clock protection. Have You thought of Becoming A Volunteer Firefighter? Interested in Serving Your Community? We are always looking for dedicated, conscientious, and team-oriented community members who may be willing to help our residents when they need it most. We offer training and education to those qualified and looking to join our organization. To begin, download the application from this page and submit it to the Fire Chief's office at our location. | Requirements: We will train you to your skillset. Primary resident within 10 miles of the station at 188 N Main St. Stoddard, WI | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education, Fire Corps, Department Support

As a first responder, you'll be part of a team providing round-the-clock fire protection, emergency medical services, safety inspections, and educational outreach. You'll receive training to handle various emergency situations effectively.

As a volunteer firefighter, you'll receive comprehensive training and ongoing education to ensure you're prepared for any situation. From firefighting techniques to medical response protocols, we'll equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to make a difference in our community.

Help distribute school supplies to students in need for the 2025/2026 school year. Volunteers will assist with organizing supplies, managing inventory, and distributing items to families.

Assist with daily operations at the Sojourner House, providing shelter and support to individuals experiencing homelessness. Volunteers are needed to help with meal preparation, cleaning, and engaging with guests.

Connect with caregivers of individuals diagnosed with Dementia to provide support, socialization, and share knowledge of local resources.

Help individuals by running errands such as medical appointments, shopping, hair appointments, and other basic errands.

Assist individuals with grocery shopping by either shopping with them or for them. Many stores offer safe or time-saving options like online ordering or curbside pick-up.

Assist residents by clearing and/or treating sidewalks and driveways within 24 hours of a winter event due to health or safety reasons.

Join participants to improve their fishing skills under the guidance of Dave Erickson. Volunteers must go through a Class A Volunteer Orientation before volunteering.

Assist with polishing residents' nails and visiting every other Wednesday from 1:30pm to 3:00pm. This role is a great way to start volunteering on a one-on-one basis or in a group setting.