We are continually accepting applications for individuals interested in part-time positions. No experience is necessary, just a willingness to learn and grow. We will assist you in becoming a firefighter & EMT. | Requirements: 18 years old Current Drivers License Willingness to Learn | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Escort/Information Specialist tasks may include guiding patients to check-in and escorting patients/visitors to appropriate departments, offering wheelchair transportation, and delivering flowers, cards, and patient email greetings. Various 4-hour weekday shifts are available from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.

Volunteers are needed for a compassionate opportunity serving Eucharistic to patients, working closely with the Chaplain and Eucharistic Ministry team. There are weekday and weekend openings available.

Volunteers are needed to provide comfort blankets (lap or throw size) for patients. All types of blankets are accepted. Donations can be dropped off at Door 4 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

Volunteers are needed at the Marshfield Medical Center Gift Shop to offer guidance regarding product options, facilitate transactions, and support opening/closing functions. Volunteers can choose shifts from 8:00 a.m. until noon or noon to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Volunteers are needed to assist patients checking in for surgery, gather contact details for loved ones, and serve as a liaison between surgical services staff and family members to provide important updates. Shifts are available from 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

The volunteer will provide pet therapy (dogs only) visits to patients and family members in waiting areas at a mutually agreed upon time. Therapy Dogs International provides the required certification for K9s that serve in this program; annual documentation is required.

Assistance is required from office management and clerical support to airport assistance that aids the veterans both at the beginning and at the end of each trip.

Participate in conservation and fisheries projects aimed at improving local musky habitats. Tasks may include habitat restoration, fish stocking, and data collection for scientific research.

Help plan and coordinate various events throughout the year, including fishing tournaments, fundraisers, and community outreach programs. This role involves logistical planning, communication with participants, and ensuring events run smoothly.

Assist in organizing and running youth fishing events, including the annual youth tournament and musky stocking events. Volunteers will help teach young anglers proper fishing techniques and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Are you interested in volunteering for an upcoming event? Fill out our form and we will contact you to see what volunteer opportunities are available. Help us build a strong community through music.

Do you want to join our board of directors? Fill out our form and we will contact you to discuss available opportunities. Contribute to the strategic direction and governance of our organization.

Volunteers will assist in running the STEM Lab during open hours, restocking items, organizing, and helping families with activities. Responsibilities also include monitoring cleanliness and assisting with guest questions.

Volunteers will assist with STEM programming tasks, create fliers, and help with clerical office tasks. Skills in Microsoft Office are a plus.

Volunteers are needed for fundraising events, field trips, and parties. Tasks may include helping with event setup and providing assistance during events on evenings and weekends.

Children's Imaginarium is looking for volunteers to monitor cleanliness, safety, and security in exhibit and classroom areas. Responsibilities include picking up misplaced museum props, managing guest questions, and assisting with additional cleaning requests.

Junior Achievement has opportunities for every grade K-12 throughout the school year. Classes range from half day, full day, or once weekly for 30 minutes for 6 weeks. Volunteers are provided with an orientation and a kit with necessary materials for each session.

Junior Achievement offers opportunities for grades in elementary and middle schools throughout the school year, typically once a week for 30 minutes over a 6-week period. Orientation and materials are provided for volunteers.

Junior Achievement has opportunities for every grade K-12 throughout the school year, with classes ranging from half day, full day, or weekly sessions. Volunteers receive necessary materials and training.

Partnered with the Marathon County Park Department, the Marathon County Historical Society's Little Red Schoolhouse provides 4th grade students county-wide the unique opportunity of experiencing a day in a 1900's one-room schoolhouse. We are looking for individuals to work with our current teachers, and to fill positions should they become available. Dress in period costume and take students back in time with our curriculum that includes McGuffey Readers, spelling bees, recitation, and penmanship.

Assist with the setup and maintenance of gallery exhibits, provide information to visitors, and help ensure a welcoming environment. Volunteers should be enthusiastic about art and willing to engage with the public.

This volunteer will assist our Curator of Education prepare and present historical programs for students and the community.

We have a beautiful collection of historic clothing that dates back to the late 1800's. Here is how you can help. We could use some supplies for Collections. Polyester quilt batting (not wool or cotton, not loose fiberfill) is needed to wrap padded hangers for the clothing collection. We could also use white or off-white sheets (cotton or cotton/polyester blend) or lengths of white or off-white woven fabric (cotton or cotton/polyester blend) - these we use to make garment bags and hanger covers. Thank you kindly for your donation. It is greatly appreciated.

The Marathon County Historical Society would appreciate donations of any office supplies specifically copy paper, mailing labels, small removable stickers, poster board, manila folders, standard white mail envelopes, scissors, clipboards, pens...anything! We have plenty of binders and colored paper in our inventory. We appreciate your help. Thank you for your interest and your donation.

We have events throughout the year and always need volunteers for multiple jobs. From poster distribution, greeters, children's crafts, refreshments, decorating, and tour guides for events like our Vintage Tea, My Dolly and Me, Kid's History Day, Family Valentine Tea, and Holidays at the Houses, we're sure that there is something that will interest you.

We are bringing back our Vintage Game Night after a long absence but we need volunteers to help us make it a success. This is a great opportunity for some young people to earn volunteer service hours whether you are in a school organization/club, community organization or Scouts. If you like games, we can use volunteers to set up and take down the games, get attendees involved, even play games with the guests. This is a fun experience. It will be the first Friday of each month from approximately 5:30-8:30 pm. No heavy lifting. Thank you for your interest.

Volunteers are needed to support the operations of The Hagar House, assisting with various tasks to help maintain a safe and supportive environment for single mothers. Responsibilities may include organizing donations, assisting with events, and providing general support to the staff and residents.

Assist seniors in maintaining their identity and reducing loneliness through friendly visiting, either by phone or in person.

Deliver food pantry items to seniors who cannot easily leave their homes. Deliveries are made twice a month on Wednesday mornings. Substitute drivers are needed.

Help with the Intake Process for seniors seeking services. This role offers flexibility, as the Home Visit can be conducted in person or over the phone.

Volunteers are needed to provide transportation for seniors to medical appointments, grocery shopping, personal errands, and community events. Your help makes a world of difference to an elderly neighbor.

Create homemade Christmas cards for seniors and help with postage. Cards should be Christmas-themed and can be decorated as you like.

Volunteers at Aspirus Health assist with various tasks such as patient support, administrative duties, and event coordination. Volunteers play a vital role in enhancing the patient experience and supporting healthcare staff.

Participate in the improvement and maintenance of River Park. Tasks include cleaning, landscaping, and assisting with the installation of new park features.

Assist in collecting, sorting, and distributing clothes to children in need within the Mosinee area. Volunteers will help ensure that children have access to necessary clothing items.

Help build handicap ramps for community members in need. This role involves physical labor and the use of tools to construct ramps that provide accessibility to homes.

Support and sponsor youth sports programs in the Mosinee area. Volunteers will assist in organizing events, coaching, and providing mentorship to young athletes.

Provide support to families in need by delivering essential services and resources. Volunteers will work closely with community members to identify and address their needs.

Shelter Advocates assist staff with answering the support line. Volunteers provide information about safety planning and community resources. Must be 18 years old. Training will be provided.

We are looking for people to join our fundraising event committee for Hooray for Hollywood and/or SafeFUR Homes Festival. Skills we are looking for: experience fundraising, comfortable asking for donations, organized, connections in the community.

We are in need of various items for our shelter including lamps, cleaning supplies, and comforters. Donations can be dropped off Monday, Wednesday, Friday between 8 am and 4 pm at 3200 Hilltop Ave in Wausau. Please contact Allie at allie@womenscommunity.org or 715-842-5663 for more information.

Our pantry is utilized by our residents as well as clients who live off-site and are in need of some items. Our greatest current needs are toiletries and non-perishables. Donations can be dropped off Monday, Wednesday, Friday between 8 am and 4 pm at 3200 Hilltop Ave in Wausau. Contact Allie at allie@womenscommunity.org or 715-842-5663 for questions.

Hospital Victim Advocates provide support to victims at the hospital after an assault. Must be 18 years old and able to get to local hospitals within a timely manner when called. Training will be provided.

The Women's Community is looking for new pillows, full sheet sets, and towel sets and washcloths. Donations can be dropped off Monday, Wednesday, Friday between 8 am and 4 pm at 3200 Hilltop Ave in Wausau. Please contact Allie at allie@womenscommunity.org or 715-842-5663 if you have a donation to make.

Help homeowners and renters reduce energy consumption by assisting with weatherization tasks. This role involves improving energy affordability and decreasing electricity generation, which in turn improves local air quality.

Assist in assessing needs and providing necessary case management services. Help with filling out applications, gathering verification materials, and performing advocacy and mediation services to facilitate enrollment into mainstream resource programs.

Join the AmeriCorps program to serve communities, create jobs, and provide pathways to opportunity for young people entering the workforce. Volunteers will learn valuable work skills, earn money for education, and develop an appreciation for citizenship.

Stable Hands Equine Therapy Center can use a manure spreader. If you can donate, call Jenna at 608-359-5297.

Stable Hands can use Windex, spray cleaners, liquid hand soap as well as Kleenex, toilet paper, and paper towels.

Stable Hands needs rakes, standard brooms, shovels, trowels, and pruners. If you have any to pass along, please let Jenna know.

Maintain focus and control of the horse during therapeutic riding classes. Horse experience not needed but is appreciated.

Assist participants in the Therapeutic Riding Program during classes, provide support for riders. No experience needed.

Become the 'right-hand man' (or woman) for our instructors as they interact with therapy students on horseback to provide various games and exercises.

Whatever the Community Event is, the Marathon County Historical Society is there. Our outreach to educate people on the importance of our past goes beyond our exhibits and the Yawkey House Museum. We attend many events like Harvest Fest, Winter Fest, Children's Fest, YMCA Healthy Kids Day, NTC STEM Event, Pride Fest, Dairy Breakfast, WI Valley Fair Booth, Ginseng Festival, World Culture Day and much more.

Looking to give back to your community? The Hamburg Volunteer Fire Department is looking for help. We are facing a shortage of volunteers for our department, and are looking to expand our membership. We are also in need of Emergency Medical Responders. You can choose one, or both paths on your way to rewarding experiences. There are also several other opportunities to help our department, such as fundraising, participate in our Fired Up for Reading program, and fire prevention. We also accept help with washing fire trucks, performing inventory inspections, filing grant applications and other paperwork and forms. | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old to enter a burning building, or 16 years old to start your training. We will provide in-house training and will sponsor addition training through the local technical college system. All other training is provided. | Categories: Fundraising, Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education, Other

Volunteers help to facilitate youth and family crafts and educational activities held indoors and outside at the Mead Wildlife Area and Visitor Center. This event is co-sponsored by ALAS and the Friends of the Mead/McMillan Association.