Volunteering to deliver meals is a very rewarding way to give back to the community. Volunteers are crucial in sustaining Mobile Meals, and your service makes a huge difference to those we serve. Not only are you delivering meals, but our clients also look forward to your visit, providing peace of mind to their relatives and friends.

Volunteers are needed to help foster and care for dogs, providing them with a temporary home and care until they find their forever families. Responsibilities include feeding, walking, and socializing the dogs.

Contribute articles related to disabilities and inclusion to be posted on D.A.N.'s Facebook page. Writers can apply to join or submit completed pieces via email.

Assist with various festival activities including managing cultural events, helping with games, and supporting the Highland Games. Volunteers are crucial to the success of the festival and will work in a team environment.

Volunteers are needed to help run events and programming related to mental health and suicide awareness. Responsibilities may include event setup, participant engagement, and providing information to attendees.

Participate in an internship program to gain experience in non-profit operations, program management, and community engagement. Interns will assist with administrative tasks and event planning.

Assist in the delivery of educational and recreational programs for youth aged 10-18. Responsibilities include supporting tutors, facilitating workshops, and supervising activities.

Assist The Center in various roles such as event planning, community outreach, and administrative tasks to support LGBTQ+ advocacy and education. Volunteers play a crucial role in helping the organization function at its fullest potential.

Assist with organizing and managing the Friends of the Library book sales, which help raise funds for library programs. Volunteers will help set up, organize books, and assist customers during the sale.

Assist in organizing and running special events such as races, tournaments, and community gatherings. Volunteers will help with setup, registration, and event coordination.

Assist in gymnastics classes by helping children learn and practice various gymnastics skills. Volunteers will support the lead instructor and ensure a safe and fun environment.

Support inclusive and adaptive programs for individuals with disabilities. Volunteers will assist in activities and ensure participants are engaged and having fun.

Assist in the wellness center by helping members with equipment, providing information on fitness programs, and ensuring a clean and safe environment.

Help with after-school programs by engaging with children in educational and recreational activities. Volunteers should enjoy working with youth and have good communication skills.

Sort and organize donations, maintain inventory, and communicate organizational needs.

Assist in planning and executing various events, including setup, logistics, and community engagement.

Assist by answering calls on our 24-hour crisis line, providing compassionate listening, safety planning, and connecting callers to resources.

Help with daily operations, including welcoming residents, meal prep, organizing activities, and maintaining a clean environment.

As an outreach advocate volunteer, you will provide direct services to empower and support our clients. You will assist with program development efforts and support our prevention education efforts in the communities we serve.

Volunteers are needed for cleaning, seasonal yard work, shoveling, household repairs, painting, grocery/supply shopping, and other shelter projects.

Join the La Crosse Dive Unit as a volunteer diver or non-diver to assist in swift water/flood rescue, ice rescue, underwater rescue and recovery, and vessel security services. Volunteers will work closely with the La Crosse County Sheriff's Department.

Help participants swim and enjoy activities at Veterans Memorial Pool. Volunteers must complete a Class A Volunteer Orientation before starting.

Volunteer Advocates provide support for victims and survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. They work alongside healthcare professionals to assist patients in the Emergency Room during weekend or overnight hours. Extensive training will be provided. Volunteers must complete an application and interview process.

The Adult Volunteer Program is open to individuals aged 18 and older who wish to contribute regularly to the healthcare team. Volunteers are expected to commit to regular shifts and adhere to program requirements.

Volunteers support the patient experience by welcoming patients and visitors, providing wayfinding assistance, and engaging positively with them. They also help with tasks such as organizing and sanitizing wheelchairs and delivering items to patient rooms. Volunteers are needed for shifts from 9am to 5pm.

The Student Volunteer Program at Gundersen Health System allows students aged 16 and above to explore healthcare careers while assisting patients, families, and staff. Volunteers must commit to a minimum of one shift per week for 12 weeks and complete onboarding requirements.

Volunteers at the Gift Shop assist with sales and customer service, providing a warm atmosphere for visitors. This role is ideal for those looking to engage with the community and provide support through retail therapy. Volunteers are needed for weekday evening shifts and daytime weekend shifts.

The Student Volunteer Program is designed for individuals aged 16 and above, offering opportunities to explore a health career, connect with the community, or stay active in retirement. Volunteers must commit to a minimum of one shift per week for at least 12 weeks.

Adult volunteers at Gundersen Health System play a crucial role in supporting patients and staff. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old, commit to regular volunteering, and complete necessary onboarding requirements including a background check and health screening.

The Student Volunteer Program is designed for individuals aged 16 and above, offering opportunities to explore healthcare careers and contribute to the community. Volunteers must commit to a minimum of one shift per week for at least 12 weeks.

Adult volunteers, aged 18 and above, are integral to the healthcare team, providing support to patients, families, and staff. Volunteers must commit to regular shifts, with placement based on department needs and volunteer skills.

Community Resource Connector volunteers support the work of connecting patients with resources to address their social needs, such as transportation, mental health, housing, food, financial, and social support. Volunteers will review patient referrals, communicate with patients, and follow up to ensure they connect with needed resources. This role is onsite at the Office of Population Health and requires a commitment of one 3-hour shift per week for 9 months.

Adult volunteers aged 18 and above are invited to join the healthcare team at Gundersen Health System. Volunteers must commit to regular shifts and complete necessary onboarding, including background checks and health screenings.

The Student Volunteer Program is designed for individuals aged 16 and above to explore healthcare careers and contribute to the community. Volunteers must commit to a minimum of one shift per week for 12 weeks and complete onboarding requirements.

Looking for garden volunteers for our Kane Street Community Garden. Duties include planting, weeding, watering, and general garden maintenance. Tasks vary by season. Volunteer hours are Monday through Friday 8 am - 6 pm and Saturday 8 am - 1 pm.

Looking for garden volunteers for our Kane Street Community Garden. Duties would include planting, weeding, watering, getting garden beds ready, and anything else the Garden Manager needs completed. Tasks will vary depending on the time of year. Please follow this link to register.

Float drivers needed to fill in when other drivers are unavailable. Help pick up and deliver food with our refrigerated truck and transit van. Orientation and training provided. Flexible schedule.

Our drivers are essential to the day-to-day operations of The Hunger Task Force. Every day, we have drivers go to different businesses to pick up food from generous donors and bring it back to the warehouse. We are currently looking for a volunteers to assist with pick ups and drop offs using our refrigerated straight truck. We have a 17' truck and two 24' trucks, none of the trucks requires a CDL. Prior experience is a plus but we'd love to train you too! This volunteer shift is Fridays 7:30 am - 9:30/10 am.

Assist with the distribution of Senior Stockboxes, delivering food items to seniors in our community. Clean driving record required. Volunteer days are the 3rd Tuesday of the month and last Friday of the month.

Float drivers needed!!! Help fill in when other drivers are unavailable. This is a great way to help without committing to a schedule. We have a refrigerated truck (no CDL needed) and a transit van. Routes include regular pick ups from donors and deliveries to our partner agencies. Orientation and training will be provided.

We're looking for volunteers to assist with the distribution on Senior Stockboxes. This program provides non-perishable food items and fresh produce to over 360 seniors in our community. Volunteers will use a Hunger Task Force van to drive to a drop location, load Senior Stockbox and additional items into client vehicle.

Drivers are essential to our operations, helping pick up food from donors and delivering it to the warehouse. Volunteers needed for Fridays 7:30 am - 10:00 am.

Assist in setting up, serving food, and interacting with participants at dance parties. Volunteers are required to go through a Class A Volunteer Orientation before volunteering.

Help with setup, snack distribution, and watching a movie with participants during a movie night event. Orientation is required before volunteering.

Join Special Recreation participants for an evening of BINGO, helping with setup, cleanup, and assisting participants during the game. Orientation is required before volunteering.

Assist participants in choosing and engaging in various activities like games, puzzles, and crafts. Volunteers must complete a Class A Volunteer Orientation before volunteering.

We love volunteers to help with our various projects. Please indicate in a few sentences your area of interest or expertise.

Volunteers support Aptiv, Inc. by assisting individuals with disabilities to live more independently and learn life skills. Responsibilities may include helping with daily activities, participating in community events, and supporting various programs.

Support the library's Family Storytime events by helping set up the space, engaging with children and families, and assisting with storytelling activities. Volunteers should enjoy working with children and promoting literacy.

Talk with WAFER’s Executive Director to get assistance in organizing an event. WAFER can provide assistance with promotional materials, collection bins, or other help to customize the event.

Volunteers perform a variety of tasks including sorting, stocking, repackaging, receiving deliveries, general maintenance, working one-on-one with clients, assembling food packages, and assisting patrons during shopping. There are limited shorter volunteer hour opportunities available. If you need a different time frame for volunteering due to work or school, please plan a minimum of three weeks in advance.

Volunteers perform a variety of tasks including sorting, stocking, and repackaging bulk items, receiving deliveries, and packing food packages.

Assist with food package distribution at outreach sites throughout La Crosse County. This role is beneficial to students with nutrition and/or gerontology studies, as there are clients with dietary needs and seniors who enjoy socialization.

Volunteer needed to assist with receiving deliveries, offloading, weighing in products, sorting and storing donations, and taking out recycling. This is a moderately physical position.

Volunteer needed to assist with receiving deliveries, offloading, weighing in product, sorting and storing donations, and taking out recycling. This is a moderately physical position. More help is needed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays.

Needed items include canned veggies, side dishes like stuffing and rice, peanut butter, canned proteins, mac-n-cheese, healthy cereals, crackers, and personal care items. Donations can help keep the pantry stocked.

Talk with WAFER’s Executive Director to get assistance in organizing an event. WAFER can provide promotional materials, collection bins, or other help to customize the event.

Help organize donation drives by working with WAFER’s Executive Director to customize your event, including promotional ideas.

Volunteers perform a variety of tasks including sorting, stocking, repackaging bulk items, receiving deliveries, general maintenance, packing food packages, and more.

Lead a group, program, or game independently or as part of a small group. Volunteers must be comfortable facilitating activities for both small and large groups. Times may vary.

Volunteers are needed to visit, play games, or read to residents at Hillview Health Care Center. The time commitment is flexible, and volunteers must complete background and reference checks.

Lead a men's group in both assisted living and nursing home settings. Activities could include reading the newspaper, chatting, or sharing hobbies. Flexible scheduling is available.

Provide listening enjoyment through musical or vocal talents, magic tricks, or community group performances. This could be a group performance or going room to room. Covid-19 vaccination is required.

Provide listening enjoyment through musical/vocal talents, magic tricks, or share hobbies or collections. This could be a group performance or going room to room.

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.

Visit/provide 1:1 in room activities with residents. Flexible schedule. Interested individuals should complete the online volunteer application form under the Recreation Therapy/Volunteer tab on the website.

Lead a group/program/game independently or as a small group. Can be done as a group or individually. Need to be comfortable with facilitating a small or large group.

Looking for a volunteer to lead a men's group in both our Assisted Living and Nursing Home. This group is flexible in activities such as reading the newspaper, chatting, or sharing a hobby.

Share a hobby, play a game, lead a discussion, or teach a topic. Volunteers can bring items to share or lead a book club or leisure education group.

Assist with polishing our residents nails & visiting every other Wednesdays from 1:30pm-3:00pm. This is a great way to start volunteering on a 1:1 basis or in a group setting. Please fill out a volunteer application on our website.

Visit and provide one-on-one in-room activities with residents. This opportunity is flexible, and volunteers can apply on the website.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

Volunteers will be individually paired with a performer, ensuring their pair has an awesome experience. You will participate in every aspect of the camp, from learning the dance to performing on stage.

Help third-graders at Onalaska Pertzsch Elementary improve their reading skills as a Read to Success tutor, facilitating reading activities and discussions.

Participate in various work days to help maintain and enhance the refuge. Volunteers will engage in activities such as habitat restoration, trail maintenance, and other conservation efforts.

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 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.

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.

Support third-graders at West Salem Elementary by helping them develop their reading skills. The program runs throughout the school year, with engaging materials provided. Volunteers should be ready to commit weekly.

Support third-graders at West Salem Elementary by serving as a Read to Success tutor. Volunteers will spend 30 minutes each week helping students improve their reading skills through engaging activities and selected books.

The Trempealeau Volunteer Fire Department is an organization that is made up of members whom volunteer their time and talents to respond to all types of emergency calls 365 days a year and 24 hours a day. We currently have 30 paid-on-call volunteer fire and 20 EMS personnel that make up our department. Our department provides fire, search and rescue, emergency medical services, inspection, and public education services to our community. The fire department covers the Village of Trempealeau, Township of Trempealeau, and the Township of Caledonia. We cover about a 80 square miles area with a permanent residence of close to 4,400 people and growing rapidly. Although we are in a small, rural community, we must cover a challenging wide variety of different needs. We are on the border of two other counties and supply mutual aid within these counties as needed. We have three major highway systems within our coverage area and supply first response EMS to fires, accidents, and medical emergencies. The Fire Department and First Responders respond to all vehicle accidents in our coverage area, as well as to all fire calls. We border the Mississippi River and have a Federal lock and dam within our coverage area along with barge and recreational boat traffic. Burlington Northern Railroad also passes through our coverage area. Trempealeau is a popular tourist area offering a variety of recreational opportunities with Perrot State Park and two U.S. Fish and Wildlife National Wildlife Refuges within our coverage area. | Requirements: *Must be 18 years of age *Must posses a high school diploma or GED *Must have a valid Class D drivers license *No Felony Convictions *Must live in the fire department coverage area. | Categories: Firefighter

Are you looking for a new challenge? Please check into joining The Galesville Area Fire Department as a paid per call volunteer! We are seeking individuals that are service and community-oriented and have a passion for helping others. A Firefighter serves the City of Galesville and surrounding townships by responding to a wide variety of incidents, ranging from emergencies that immediately threaten life or property to routine citizen requests for assistance, to prevent and minimize the loss of life and property by fire or other hazards. To maintain proficiency as a Firefighter, a Firefighter is expected to respond to incident calls, attend monthly training, and attend business meetings. Still, the Department recognizes that family and employment will, at times, need to have priority over responding to incident calls, attending training, and/or attending business meetings. | Requirements: • High School Diploma, GED or HSED. • Must be at least eighteen (18) years of age. • Have a valid driver's license. Special Requirements: • Live or work within the geographic area served by the Department • Must possess or obtain a Fire Fighter I certification. • Must successfully pass a background investigation. | Categories: Firefighter

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.

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.

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.

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.