Volunteers at Mile Bluff Medical Center perform a variety of functions to maintain high-quality patient care. Responsibilities include distributing refreshments, visiting with patients, assisting with activities in nursing homes, and providing entertainment.

Assist in organizing and managing the Hillsboro Charity Pull event, ensuring smooth operations and a positive experience for attendees. Responsibilities include setting up event spaces, guiding visitors, and supporting event logistics.

Assist with entertainment activities at the Senior Life Center by helping seniors with crafts, books, hobbies, and games. This role is open to individuals of Middle School age and beyond.

Assist individuals in the Senior Life Center to, during, and from church services every Wednesday. This role is open to individuals of Middle School age and beyond.

Assist patients, visitors, and employees with information as they enter the hospital. Responsibilities include providing directions, making deliveries, and maintaining an organized lobby.

Assist in the 100% volunteer-run Gift Shop by helping customers, ringing up transactions, and maintaining product placement. Volunteers provide a warm presence for patients, families, and staff.

Engage with residents in the Senior Life Center through visits, conversations, and pen pal activities. This role helps ease social isolation among the elderly and promotes mutual learning and understanding.

Prepare cookies, bars, and other treats for donors at Red Cross Blood Drives held four times a year. This role is perfect for those who enjoy baking and contributing to community events.

Share your talents with the Senior Life Center community through music, plays, readings, or other performances. Volunteers are encouraged to engage seniors with activities they would enjoy.

Perform general gardening tasks such as watering and weeding. Volunteers should enjoy working with plants and be comfortable with repetitive tasks.

Process donations and keep shelves stocked in the adult thrift store. Volunteers commit to serving weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly for 2-4 hours.

Assist surgery patients, visitors, and employees with information as they enter the surgical area. Responsibilities include greeting families, monitoring the desk in the surgery waiting room, and helping families navigate the hospital.

Help organize the Senior Life Center's library by arranging books, rotating stock, and ensuring movies are returned properly. This role is suitable for individuals of Middle School age and beyond.

Assist with meal service at the Senior Life Center by preparing the food service area, plating food, and maintaining dining room cleanliness. Volunteers greet guests and ensure a welcoming environment.

Transport individuals on a Trishaw Bicycle, an electric-assist pedal bicycle for passengers with mobility issues. Volunteers must be 18 or older, have a valid driver's license, and complete Trishaw Bike training.

Assist with light cleaning and sanitizing tasks in the Senior Life Center and other hospital areas. Volunteer hours will vary based on needs.

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, 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.

Help with hands-on programs in the shelter, including walking, grooming, socializing, training, and cleaning for dogs and cats. Volunteers are also needed to help transport animals to and from vet appointments.

Help in the office with administrative tasks, tackle maintenance projects, and transport donated food and supplies. Volunteers may also participate in landscaping and lawn mowing.

Help with various annual projects, including Vaccine/Microchip clinics, Garage Sales, Dinners, Newsletters, Community events, and Pet Education. Volunteers can work on planning committees, seek donated items, coordinate events, and assist on the day of the event.

Assist in organizing and running hiking events at various state parks in Wisconsin. Responsibilities include setting up event stations, guiding participants, and ensuring the smooth operation of the event.

Volunteer as a tour guide during Open House days at the Seth Peterson Cottage, held the second Sunday of every month. Responsibilities include guiding visitors and assisting with set up, take down, and merchandise sales.

The Seth Peterson Cottage Conservancy, Inc. is managed by a Board of Directors made up entirely of volunteers. Board members are elected at the Annual Meeting in December and serve for three-year terms and meet quarterly throughout the year. If you have a special interest in the work of Frank Lloyd Wright and would like to help determine the future of the Seth Peterson Cottage, please consider serving on the Board of Directors.

The week following the second Sunday in April is the annual work week in which various maintenance chores are scheduled. These tasks may include anything from splitting firewood, sealing the flagstone floor, washing windows, maintaining the trail to the lake, raking leaves or inventorying items in the cottage and cleaning kitchen cupboards.

Volunteers are essential to Sierra Delta, helping to foster connections between Veterans and their canine companions. Volunteers collaborate, connect, and celebrate with the organization to provide compassionate care and support to Veterans.