Contribute to the Racine Campus by engaging in animal care, facility maintenance, and educational outreach. Volunteers are vital in promoting the humane treatment of animals and supporting community initiatives.

Help at the Racine Campus by providing animal care, assisting with administrative duties, and supporting events. Volunteers are essential to the smooth functioning of the campus.

Volunteer at one of our local camps to provide life-changing experiences to children in need. Volunteers will assist in camp activities, ensuring a supportive and fun environment for the children.

Provide temporary foster homes for kitties, including adult cats, shy cats, pregnant cats, kittens, or sick/injured cats. Foster parents are crucial in providing care and socialization.

Show cats to potential adopters and explain the adoption process at weekend adoption events. Volunteers help facilitate successful adoptions by providing information and support.

Assist with community and shelter events throughout the year. Volunteers help man booths and interact with the public to raise awareness and funds for Kindred Kitties.

Kindred Kitties needs volunteers with plumbing, electrical, general maintenance, and/or any other specialty work skills. Volunteers help with special projects around the adoption center.

Assist with filing, mailing projects, data entry, and assembly of adoption or other promotional materials. Volunteers help with the administrative tasks necessary for the smooth operation of Kindred Kitties.

Assist with the cleaning of the adoption center and animal care. Volunteers are needed 7 days a week for morning shifts to ensure a clean and healthy environment for the cats.

Assist with the intake of new cats and kittens. Additional screening and training are required to ensure proper handling and care during the intake process.

Provide transportation for animals to vet appointments or spay/neuter clinics. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the health and well-being of the cats.

Assist with creating flyers and other promotional materials for Kindred Kitties. Volunteers help in spreading awareness and promoting the organization's mission.

Help the cats feel loved and secure by petting, brushing, and playing with them to prepare them for adoption. Volunteers are essential in keeping the cats well-socialized.

Assist with sorting clothes and other items at the Nifty Thrifty Resale Shop. Help maintain the shop's organization and support the community through resale operations.

Volunteers are needed to support the Tri My Best Triathlon event, assisting with setup, participant registration, and providing encouragement and guidance to athletes throughout the event.

Help coach youth sports teams and assist in teaching children the fundamentals of various sports. Volunteers will help organize practices, manage games, and ensure a positive and fun environment for all participants.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the organization and execution of the Firecracker Run/Walk event. Duties include registration, water stations, and guiding participants along the course.

Mentors are needed to guide teens in exploring technology and developing skills in areas such as coding, digital media, and robotics. Volunteers provide support and encouragement to foster learning and creativity.

Volunteers are needed to assist children with disabilities in playing baseball, providing encouragement and ensuring a safe and fun environment. Buddies help players bat, run bases, and field balls.

Volunteers assist in programs aimed at empowering youth to achieve their academic and career goals. Responsibilities include mentoring, facilitating workshops, and providing support for various activities.

This position will assist with various maintenance projects.

Volunteer coaching for a youth basketball team(s) at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha.

Volunteer Flag Football Coach.

Volunteer Soccer Coach.

Assist museum visitors as they tour the galleries and guide school tours. Volunteers receive training for their work from Society staff and veteran volunteers.

Help document and catalog artifacts under the supervision of the Curator. Volunteers receive training for their work from Society staff and veteran volunteers.

Direct visitors to galleries, the archives, offices, and events. Volunteers receive training for their work from Society staff and veteran volunteers.

Help maintain History Center files, prepare mailings, and assist the receptionist. Volunteers receive training for their work from Society staff and veteran volunteers.

Help process paper and photo collections or work on indexing and abstracting projects under the supervision of the Archivist. Volunteers receive training for their work from Society staff and veteran volunteers.

Participate in volunteer days and field trips to help manage and restore the prairie lands. Volunteers will engage in activities such as planting, removing invasive species, and maintaining trails.

Join one of our committees to help further the mission of KCFB. Volunteers can choose to participate in the Operations, Funders and Finance, or Networking Services Committees.

Assist in organizing and supervising activities for a free, 6-week summer camp for elementary school children. Volunteers will help create a fun and safe environment for over 100 children.

Assist with various events organized by Women & Children's Horizons, including setup, coordination, and support during the events. Help ensure the success of events like the Mardi Gras Gala and Family Fun Fest.

Provide advocacy services to survivors of sexual assault, including personal advocacy, safety planning, and follow-up services. Collaborate with multidisciplinary team members and provide on-call coverage during non-business hours, holidays, and weekends.

Serve our foster families and 1HOPE team at various events such as diaper pick up, Saturday fun days, Back-to-School Bash, Christmas party, and Pickleball tournament. Help is needed for event setup, coordination, and support.

As a volunteer on the Immediate Needs Team, you will be notified of urgent requests from foster families. Tasks may include dropping off meals, finding items for families, praying, or assisting with home modifications.

As a family volunteer, you will commit to blessing a foster family one time every month. This may include bringing a meal, random acts of kindness, babysitting, mentorship, gift cards, gas cards, or anything to make life easier for the families.

Volunteering with the kids at Scamps.

Support the Kenosha Campus by participating in animal care, facility upkeep, and community outreach programs. Volunteers help enhance the quality of life for animals and promote humane education.

Support the Kenosha Campus by assisting with animal care, administrative tasks, and event coordination. Volunteers play a crucial role in the daily operations and animal welfare.

Assist in the fostering and adoption processes for Newfoundland dogs. Volunteers will help care for the dogs, facilitate adoption events, and provide support to new adoptive families.

Immediate hiring of several part time firefighter. Applicants must have and provide copies of all certifications at time of application. Application and full job description are available at Wind Lake Fire Department, Station 1, 7857 S Loomis Rd, Wind Lake WI 53185 or by email request, wlfdclerk@wi.rr.com. Application, certifications and resume are to be submitted in person or emailed to President Willy R. Ellertson, wlfdpresident@wi.rr.com. | Requirements: WI state FF I accepted NFPA Firefighter II preferred Valid Wisconsin Drier's License High School Diploma/GED | Categories: Firefighter

Immediate hiring of several part time firefighter/EMTs. Applicants must have and provide copies of all certifications at time of application. Application and full job description are available at Wind Lake Fire Department, Station 1, 7857 S Loomis Rd, Wind Lake WI 53185 or by email request, wlfdclerk@wi.rr.com. Application, certifications and resume are to be submitted in person or emailed to President Willy R. Ellertson, wlfdpresident@wi.rr.com. | Requirements: WI state or NREMT licensure WI state FF I accepted NFPA Firefighter II preferred Valid Wisconsin Driver's License High School Diploma/GED | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Responsible to perform and assist in: fire suppression, fire inspections, vehicle and fire station maintenance, hazardous material response, rescue operations, record keeping, CQI, and emergency medical services, fire and EMS training. Work period is 12 to 24 hours daily. Shifts consist of either 6 am to 6 pm or 6 pm to 6 am, or a 24 hour shift, including weekends. Subject to emergency recall. Hourly wage $20-25, depending on qualifications. No residency restrictions. | Requirements: 1. High School graduation or equivalent 2. One to two years experience as Firefighter/Paramedic 3. Wisconsin or National Registry Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic. 4. Wisconsin Firefighter I Certification (NFPA-1001) 5. Wisconsin Fire Apparatus Drivers/Operator Certification | Categories: Other, Firefighter

Immediate hiring of several part time EMTs. Applicants must have and provide copies of all certifications at time of application. Application and full job description are available at Wind Lake Fire Department, Station 1, 7857 S Loomis Rd, Wind Lake WI 53185 or by email request, wlfdclerk@wi.rr.com. Application, certifications and resume are to be submitted in person or emailed to President Willy R. Ellertson, wlfdpresident@wi.rr.com. | Requirements: WI state or NREMT licensure Valid Wisconsin Driver's License High School Diploma/GED | Categories: EMT

Volunteers are needed to staff an information booth about the Milwaukee Area Labor Council and collect donations during the 6-show run of Newsies at the Greendale Community Theatre. Volunteers will receive a free MKE Labor Shirt and admission to the show.

The Tess Corners Fire Department is currently accepting applications for the position of PaidOn-Premise EMTB/AEMT/EMTP. 2021 Pay rates are as follows: EMTB - $18.00/hour AEMT - $18.00/hour EMTP - $20.00/hour POP coverage is 0500-1800hrs with a maximum average of 32 hours a week unless authorized by the Fire Chief. There will be a minimum of two positions for an EMTB / AEMT and two positions for EMTI / EMTP daily. Additional benefits include progressive EMS services, modern equipment. Applications can be obtained at Tess Corners Fire Department Station 1 located at W144 S6731 Tess Corners Drive in Muskego or online at https://www.tesscornersfiredepartment.org. Some night opportunities may be available in 2021 with sleeping quarters available. | Requirements: . Minimum requirements for the position include 18 years of age, high school diploma or GED, possession of a valid a valid driver’s license with a good driving record, a current State of Wisconsin EMTB or higher and the ability to work independently with minimal supervision. | Categories: EMT

Volunteers help the club make great events possible, meet other friendly dog people, get hands-on training on how events are run, and even get a front-row view of the event. Earn discounts at CKC by volunteering at any event held by Cudahy Kennel Club.

Assist in organizing and conducting educational programs about world issues and the call to global solidarity. Volunteers will help foster partnerships and support the Archdiocesan sister parish, La Sagrada Familia, in the Dominican Republic.

Empower families, youth leaders, and parishes to boldly proclaim Christ and make disciples of middle and high school youth in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Volunteers will assist in organizing events and programs aimed at engaging youth in religious activities.

Assist in planning, organizing, and running events for physically challenged individuals. Tasks include coordinating activities, managing logistics, and ensuring a smooth event experience.

Assist in organizing and guiding ATV rides for physically challenged individuals. Ensure participants' safety and enjoyment during the rides.

Guide physically challenged hunters during deer, turkey, waterfowl, or small game hunting events. Ensure safety and provide assistance as needed during hunts.

Help out at booths and shows by explaining the organization's mission and activities to the public. Engage with attendees and provide information about volunteer opportunities.

Volunteers at Villa St. Francis are appreciated for their commitment to serving residents with kindness, patience, and a willing spirit. Volunteers help foster vibrant and long-lasting relationships between residents, staff, and other volunteers.

Assist with emergency repairs of the organization's equipment during travel and competitions. Volunteers should be skilled with tools for various repair tasks.

Assist with fitting and maintaining uniforms for Pioneer members, including emergency repairs and alterations during travel. Volunteers should be handy with a needle and thread.

Provide medical care, education, and training for Pioneer members during camps, rehearsals, and competitions. Volunteers may include healthcare professionals such as physicians, nurses, and physical therapists.

Support the operation of weekly bingo sessions, which are crucial for the organization's budget. Volunteers can help once a week or once a month.

Prepare meals for members while traveling and attending camps, working out of a semitrailer converted into a fully equipped kitchen. Volunteers will help prepare 3-4 meals a day for the organization.

Assist with driving Pioneer's fleet of vehicles, including tractor truck/semitrailers and MCI coach buses. Volunteers with a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) are preferred, but the organization can assist in obtaining one.

Participate in assembling and distributing care packages to low-income seniors. Volunteers will gather items, package them, and deliver to seniors in the community.

Assist in organizing and distributing holiday meals to low-income senior citizens. Volunteers will help prepare meals, package them, and deliver them to seniors in need.

Help organize and facilitate social gatherings for seniors to reduce social isolation. Volunteers will assist in setting up events, engaging with seniors, and ensuring a welcoming environment.

Get a group together and provide a Friday night dinner at one of our campuses. This is a great way to support the youth by offering them a nutritious meal and spending quality time with them.

Play pool, air hockey, or a board game with our youth during recreation time. Engage with the youth in fun activities and help create a positive and enjoyable environment.

Join a group to perform deep cleaning at one of the Lighthouse Youth Center campuses. This role is essential for maintaining a clean and welcoming environment for the youth.

Volunteer to help during daily homework time. Assist youth with their academic assignments and provide guidance to help them succeed in their studies.

Lead a cooking class, presentation, themed activity, or any other service or educational activity with our youth. Share your skills and knowledge to enrich the lives of the youth.

Volunteers at Clement Manor assist with various activities and events, providing companionship and support to residents. Responsibilities may include helping with recreational activities, assisting in the art gallery, or providing general support to staff and residents.

Assist in distributing food boxes that contain fresh fruits and vegetables, bread, milk, and meats, as well as pre-packaged snacks and non-perishable foods to residents in Milwaukee zip codes 53207 and 53221.

Provide safe sex supplies, STD testing and prevention, and opioid harm reduction. Additionally, assist in advising policy on tobacco and nicotine use prevention in the Latino community.

Support survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking by providing comprehensive, holistic supportive services. The LRC serves all genders, races, ethnicities, and age groups.

Provide leadership and guidance to a 4-H Community Club, which can range from a small group of youth from one neighborhood to a larger club consisting of youth from all over the county. Meetings are typically held monthly in the evenings and on weekends.

Assist Noah's Rest in organizing and hosting fundraising events to support their mission of providing temporary shelter for pets of domestic violence victims. Volunteers will help plan and execute events, engage with potential donors, and promote the organization's cause.

Support Noah's Rest by performing data entry and clerical tasks. Volunteers will manage records, update databases, and assist with administrative duties to ensure smooth operations and effective communication.

Join the Noah's Rest team in supporting events that raise awareness and funds for their mission. Volunteers will assist with event logistics, setup, and participant engagement to ensure successful and impactful events.