Join the Blooming of Sun Prairie initiative to adopt and care for flower beds in various city parks. Planters are located at multiple sites including Carriage Hills Estates Park and Liberty Park.

Family located in Sun Prairie looking for respite for their 13-year-old son with autism, cerebral palsy, and cortical blindness. Responsibilities include assisting with activities of daily living and providing consistency.

Join us to volunteer coach with our Little Sluggers program! No experience is necessary to lead small teams of participants in games and practices.

Help remove invasive plants from city parks! Once you sign up, Cindy will reach out to you with further details!

Join Sun Prairie Park Friends for environmental stewardship events in city parks. All equipment and training provided.

Join the Collections Team, which guides the museum's collections management decisions, reviews proposed acquisitions, and assists in developing policies.

Volunteer time, craft, and heart at Centro. Share your story and connect with the community to make a difference.

Share your musical talents at the Prairie Ridge campus, whether playing the piano, guitar, or as part of a small instrumental group. Volunteers can perform in assisted living households, health and rehab centers, or dining venues. Frequency and times are flexible.

Lead a special interest group for Independent Living residents or share your skills one-on-one or with a group of Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Skilled Nursing residents. Frequency and schedule are negotiable.

Assist in providing patient-centered care and support services to improve access to healthcare. Engage with patients to navigate community resources and overcome barriers to care.

Join the GWAAR Board of Directors to play a role in shaping the direction of programs and services for older people in Wisconsin. Volunteers will provide aging offices with training, technical assistance, and support to improve the well-being of older people in the state.

GWAAR is looking for thoughtful, civic-minded, energetic individuals to fill vacancies on its Advisory Council. Volunteers will help guide the organization in its mission to support aging programs and services.

Volunteers at EMCC help with various programs and events, including educational activities, recreational events, and community gatherings. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the quality of life for individuals and the community.

The Cottage Grove Fire Department, like 80% of communities across the nation, relies on Volunteers to answer the call. If you are at least 18 years of age, reside and/or work in the Town or Village of Cottage Grove and have an interest in learning more, please call the department's non-emergency number (608-839-4343), and a Personnel Committee member will contact you to answer any questions and provide you with additional information. Click here to download an Application: Cottage Grove Fire Application http://www.cottagegrovefire.org/uploads/1/2/4/6/124641785/cottage_grove_fire_dept__application.docx ​ ​The Cottage Grove Fire Department will supply you with your own Personal Protective Equipment and the necessary training. The community will provide you with the work. Because the CGFD is fully volunteer, it is important the the Training Program and modules correlate and provide a direct balance with a member's family and home life. All training is paid for by the department Training evolutions are scheduled on the first, third, and fourth Tuesday evenings of the month. Additional trainings and make-ups are often scheduled on the fifth Tuesday. Members also complete training and truck checks on scheduled Sunday mornings. The training schedule for the upcoming year is prepared in early December and combines more than 130 topics annually. While the main focus is basic fire and rescue tactics and strategies, the CGFD considers itself proactive in adapting to new and more advanced techniques. We review target hazards, methods of operation, water movement, water supply, fire ground tactics, ICS, firefighter safety, accountability, RIT and much more. In addition to department training evolutions, new members are required to complete basic firefighting courses through MATC, or provide documentation of completed courses. The Cottage Grove Fire Department will pay for the course fees and provide any necessary textbooks. | Requirements: 18 years of age, reside and/or work in the Town or Village of Cottage Grove and have an interest in learning more | Categories: Other, Firefighter

Support our calendar fundraiser by helping with logistics, distribution, and promotion. Volunteers will engage with the community to raise awareness and funds for our cause.

Assist our experts in making businesses, events, and websites accessible for everyone. Volunteers will support accessibility assessments and provide feedback to improve usability for people with disabilities.

Participate in construction projects at the Occupy Madison villages, including hanging drywall and assisting with various building tasks. Volunteers are needed most weekdays in the evenings.

Help individuals navigate the complex process of applying for benefits. Provide counseling on work incentives and assist beneficiaries in making informed choices about increasing work earnings or going to work.

Assist young people with disabilities in preparing for life after high school and achieving their work goals. This role involves mentoring, providing employment counseling, and supporting youth in their transition to employment.

Assist older adults with everyday household tasks such as cleaning, organizing, yard work, and minor home repairs. This role helps seniors maintain independence and live comfortably in their own homes.