Volunteers are needed to perform boat and trailer checks, record watercraft data, distribute educational materials, and report suspect specimens at boat landings. Training and instructions are provided.

Volunteers help organize the annual gathering in August, a fun event for all ages to meet residents from all parts of the Flowage.

Volunteers collect water samples from various locations during the summer to document water quality before, during, and after milfoil treatment. Samples are sent away for certification.

Volunteers help place large buoys in May and September to mark Eurasian Milfoil beds, preventing the spread of the plant. In the fall, large buoys are replaced with smaller ones for the following season.

Volunteers are needed to join the seven-member board of directors, which is vital to the health of the Flowage and advocates for its members. Elections are held at the Annual meeting in June.

Volunteers collect and inspect plants for the presence of the Boll Weevil, a species that helps reduce milfoil infestation. This activity is conducted 4-5 times during the summer.

Volunteers assist with selling tickets, passing out programs, and selling merchandise during concerts. Enjoy a great night of music under the stars while helping concert-goers.

Assist seniors and adults with disabilities in Washburn County to live independently by connecting them to local resources and programs. Volunteers may help with transportation, companionship, or other support services.

Volunteers provide companionship to patients by sitting with them, listening to their stories, and sharing their lives. They also offer caregivers a break from the challenging task of caring for a loved one with a life-limiting illness.

Volunteers assist with organizing special events, attending health fairs, and planning fundraisers. They may also help with office work or offer professional skills to support the organization.

Support various family programs by assisting with logistics, participant engagement, and program facilitation. Volunteers will help create a positive and educational experience for families attending the programs.

Assist with organizing and executing family-friendly events, ensuring a welcoming and engaging environment for participants. Responsibilities include setting up event spaces, managing registration, and supporting event activities.