Volunteer with the Wisconsin State Parks System in various roles such as campground host or helping with restoration projects. This is a great way to get outside and give back to nature.

Engage in 40 hours of coursework in natural history, interpretation, and conservation stewardship. Once trained, support citizen science, stewardship, and education efforts by volunteering in your community.

Assist with conservation projects at Wisconsin’s State Natural Areas. Tasks include cutting brush, pulling and spraying invasive plants, collecting seeds, and preparing fire breaks. Volunteer days are scheduled throughout the year.

Collect important data for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources by hosting a trail camera. Requirements include access to at least 10 acres of land, ability to check the camera at least once every three months for a full year, and basic computer skills.

The Treasurer is a board position with a three-year commitment. The Treasurer is responsible for managing the work of WWA's bookkeeper, managing the organization's QuickBooks file, following proper procedures for the receipt and disbursement of funds, preparing monthly reports for board review, preparing the annual budget, and maintaining organized financial records.

The Grant Writer will study and understand WWA's history, programs, and objectives; research grant opportunities; draft grant proposals and supporting documents; submit proposals to grant coordinators for approval; maintain positive relationships with funders; maintain records and submit reports related to their work for board review.

Volunteers to talk to local bookstores or booksellers and libraries/friends of library groups or book clubs in your neighborhood with sales information about WWA books to stock, and potentially invite authors to talk and do signings. One time opportunity at your own pace for two to three hours as needed at your own pace. Must be able to approach book store owners and librarians or friends of libraries groups and find book clubs and share information about WWA Press books. You will be given information and a physical copy of the books as samples.

Collect data about plant and animal species for the Wisconsin Citizen-based Monitoring Network. Opportunities include the Frog and Toad Survey, Turtle Conservation Program, Volunteer Carnivore Tracking, and Bat Monitoring Program.

The Food Bridge Program connects older adults to nutritious food from one of our three partnered food pantries around Madison. Volunteers are matched with one to two older adults to deliver food boxes to.

Assist in organizing and distributing groceries to individuals and families in need. Volunteers help clients navigate the pantry and ensure they receive the necessary provisions.

Participate in a Volunteer Day with a group of 6 or more, dedicating a minimum of 3 hours to help prepare REACH BAGs for distribution to First Responders. This opportunity allows volunteers to directly contribute to comforting children in crisis.

Volunteers interested in long-term commitment to the organization are invited to connect with us regarding board service, committee membership, fundraising, and other support opportunities.

Assist backstage during performances with costume care by cleaning/sewing costumes as needed, or serve as an escort or chaperone for our youngest cast members in the dressing rooms, ensuring they have a safe and magical experience.

Assist in the lobby before and during performances with concessions, serve as ushers, photo attendants, or magic ambassadors, welcoming guests as they settle in for the show.

Assist in organizing and facilitating membership meetings held on the fourth Tuesday of January, February, March, May, September, October, and November. Volunteers will help with setting up the venue, welcoming guests, and ensuring the smooth running of the event.

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 conducting 5-Day Clubs/Summer Good News Clubs to present the Gospel to boys and girls. Volunteers will experience the joy of leading children to the Lord and helping them grow in their faith.

Join high school and college-age students from around the state to reach boys and girls in your community. Volunteers will be trained and equipped to share the Gospel and disciple children.

Help bring the Gospel of Christ to children in neighborhood settings such as homes, schools, and community centers. Volunteers will engage with children on their level in their environment.

Greet residents and assist them in finding items in a small grocery setting at the Independent Living Village Store. Volunteers are needed Monday-Friday, 10:30am-1:30pm, or Saturday 10:30am-12:00pm.