Assist at the Spay/Neuter Clinic in West Allis by helping with animal care, administrative tasks, and clinic operations. Volunteers support the clinic's mission to provide essential services to animals.

Volunteers will design, set up, and take down displays at the Home & Garden Show. They will also engage with the public by answering gardening-related questions and distributing educational materials.

Volunteers will assist in setting up, staffing, and taking down the Southeast Wisconsin Master Gardeners display at the Wisconsin State Fair. Responsibilities include answering general gardening questions from visitors and providing educational handouts.

Volunteers are needed to help make Paw Fest at the Lakefront a success by spending a few hours assisting with event activities and raising money for local Milwaukee dogs in need. Multiple shifts are available.

Join the Winston's Wishes Event Volunteer Team to help bring awareness to their mission through in-person events. Volunteers should be enthusiastic animal lovers willing to commit as little as 2 hours to promote events and interact with supporters.

Support the WritersBLOCK program by helping youth develop their writing skills. Volunteers will work closely with participants to encourage creativity and self-expression.

Assist in the CHIC Program, which focuses on skill development, empowerment, and showcasing talents. Volunteers will help create a caring and inclusive environment that promotes the best efforts of the youth.

Assist with providing temporary relief to caregivers by engaging with participants through companionship, cognitive exercises, and social activities. Volunteers will help with light housekeeping and meal preparation as needed.

Volunteers are needed to support the mission of AAE-USA by assisting in various tasks such as organizing events, outreach, and administrative support. Volunteers will work closely with the team to promote entrepreneurship and socio-economic development.

Assist refugee students in Milwaukee with homework, ESL activities, and developing social skills. Volunteers work with students aged 6 to 23 and are required to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination.

Participate in the annual human trafficking awareness and prevention summit, teaching youth about self-love and staying safe in unsafe environments. Volunteers will assist in organizing and facilitating sessions.

Support the organization by volunteering your time to assist with events, performances, and educational programs. Volunteers may also serve on the Board of Directors to help guide the organization's mission and activities.

Engage with youth in the ArtSPEAK program to help them develop their artistic talents. Volunteers will provide support and guidance to help youth foster a positive attitude about their future.

Help in delivering clothing and accessories, and providing job training and placement to adults, high-risk youth, survivors of human trafficking, and women with disabilities. Volunteers will engage in organizing and managing the boutique.

Assist in our FREE performing arts workshops for participants ages 7-14. Help children write their own songs, sing and dance with the troupe, and explore the technical elements of the show.

Support our year-round residencies for K-8th grade, designed to provide every child the opportunity to experience and enjoy the world of music. Assist in in-school, after-school, or community center programming.

Assist with cleaning tasks such as sanitizing crates, completing laundry, and organizing donations to maintain a clean environment for the dogs.

Transport dogs to and from events to ensure they can meet potential adopters. Volunteers act as chaperones for the dogs during events.

Help spread the word by following and sharing posts on Facebook and Instagram. This role supports the promotion of available dogs, events, and fundraisers.

Volunteers assist various departments throughout the hospital with office tasks such as filing, photocopying, collating, light typing, answering telephones, and mailing projects.

Volunteers meet the immediate needs of family and friends of patients in intensive care or surgery. They communicate information to families, coordinate patient visits, and assist with visitor access to professional staff.

Volunteers assist staff with a wide variety of duties including providing comfort in the way of blankets, juice, water, and/or soup to outpatients in the Day Hospital.

Volunteers provide companionship to patients and assist staff to ensure patients are comfortable and basic needs are met. Volunteers help with certain assigned tasks.

Volunteers assist clinical staff by maintaining a pleasant waiting area for patients and families, restocking patient rooms and staff supplies, preparing beds with fresh linens, and directing patients and families.

Volunteers support patients and their families by helping them navigate the hospital campus. This is a great way to stay active while making a difference in the lives of our patients and families.

Volunteers provide service to patients and families upon arrival and after procedures, serving as a liaison between patient families and healthcare providers.

Volunteers staff the shop, operate the cash register, provide customer service, and stock shelves. This is the largest fundraising effort of the volunteer associates for Froedtert Hospital.

Volunteer in the communities we serve and help promote health and well-being among children. Engage in various community outreach programs and events to support Children's Wisconsin's mission.

Volunteer at our Milwaukee hospital and make a difference in the lives of children and their families. Assist with various tasks to support the hospital staff and provide a comforting environment for patients.

Volunteers donate time and talent to a variety of programs and departments. Placement is based on our needs, and on your abilities and availability. Placements include different medical departments, the surgery waiting room, the teen lounge, the gift shop, the family resource center, distribution and entertainment.

Join the Family Partners Program to help build a better Children's Wisconsin by contributing to care, advocacy, research, and education initiatives.

Support therapists in the Kohl’s Cares Pediatric Therapy Gym by assisting with therapy sessions, preparing materials, and engaging with children in therapeutic activities. Volunteers will help create a positive and supportive environment for children with special needs.

Assist adults with disabilities or limiting conditions in day programs that promote socialization and independence. Volunteers will help with activities, provide companionship, and support staff in delivering rehabilitative therapy.

Provide musical entertainment for residents, enhancing their daily experience with live music performances. Volunteers should be able to play an instrument or sing and engage with residents through music.

Volunteers assemble care kits for seniors in need, ensuring that essential items are packed and ready for distribution. This role is crucial in supporting the well-being of seniors in the community.

Assist residents in the baking club, helping them with baking activities and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Volunteers may also help organize ingredients and clean up after sessions.

Assist with organizing and supporting special events such as the Indoor Independence Day parade and Breakfast with Santa. Tasks may include setting up, assisting during the event, and cleaning up afterwards.

Volunteers provide companionship and engage in activities with residents, helping to enrich their daily lives. This role involves visiting residents, engaging in conversations, and participating in activities like games or reading.

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.

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.

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.

Lead middle school youth through hands-on science labs covering topics like chemistry, botany, and physics. Educators help youth discover science and prepare for the future through engaging experiments and activities.

Teach youth the fundamentals of archery, focusing on life skills development, safety procedures, and the science of archery. Leaders are responsible for ensuring a safe and educational environment for participants.

Meet, greet, and check volunteers into their assigned areas during the festival.

Prepare and serve desserts, Irish Coffee, coffee, and tea, clean tables, or cashier at these festival favorites.

Sell CDs from our entertainment acts in one of the several Music Marts on the festival grounds or sell Milwaukee Irish Fest merchandise in the Irish Fest booth located within the festival grounds marketplace.

Supervise children and help with fun crafts and games that expose them to Irish culture, storytelling, music, and more. Background checks are required for all volunteers in this area.

Able-bodied, assertive volunteers are needed to work the festival entrance gates. Volunteers are mostly needed for late night shifts. Sign up to work Sunday morning before Mass, 7:30-11 a.m., and your duties will be done by the time the gates open for the festival that day.

If you are a knowledgeable lover of Irish culture, you may be able to volunteer in our Cultural Village area, sharing your passion and knowledge with festival attendees.

Serve beer, wine, or soda to thirsty fest-goers. Volunteers who sign up to serve beer may end up on a waitlist. This position is only available to those 21 and older.

Help run our year-round programming, including concerts, lectures, Family Day in the Village, and the Chuck Ward Memorial Blood Drive. We are always in need of enthusiastic volunteers to support these events.

Set up takes place the week before Milwaukee Irish Fest begins. We need able-bodied volunteers who are willing to help set up during weekday hours. Take down happens all in one day, the Monday following Milwaukee Irish Fest.

Are you an experienced or a beginner photographer/videographer? Help us capture our mission by taking photos and/or videos at Urban Ecology Center programs and events.

Help with trail maintenance, erosion control, and replacing invasive species with native plants. ROOT will most often take place outdoors, so come prepared for the weather.

As the face of the Urban Ecology Center, reception volunteers greet visitors and answer general questions about the Center. Reception volunteers also answer and direct phone calls along with promotion of the Hive.

This is a self-led opportunity in which volunteers are encouraged to pick up trash in the parks we manage. This opportunity is ideal for folks that need service hours and can be done for a maximum of 2 hours a day.

Love animals? Support in our Native animal room by feeding, maintaining enclosures, and providing enrichment.

Kick-start your day with fresh air and bird song. Volunteer and contribute to community science as we identify species within UEC green spaces. Interested bird watchers of all ability levels are welcome.

Support our educational programs during the school day or our after-school nature clubs and adventure programs. Volunteers set up, help lead activities, and give participants individualized attention during their program.

Help out at our events and festivals as we provide opportunities for the community to come together surrounding issues that are important to us. Volunteer activities include working with kids at craft and face painting stations, leading walks through the park, greeting visitors, passing out food, and much more!

Assist with various tasks at the Milwaukee Campus, including animal care, administrative work, and event support. Volunteers help ensure the well-being of animals and support the organization's operations.

Assist with operations at the Spay/Neuter Clinic, including animal handling, client interaction, and administrative duties. Volunteers help reduce pet overpopulation and improve animal health.

Join the team at the Milwaukee Campus to assist with animal care, administrative tasks, and public engagement. Volunteers contribute to the mission of providing excellent care and finding homes for animals.

Engage in volunteer work at the Wildlife Center, focusing on wildlife rehabilitation, habitat maintenance, and public education. Volunteers support the conservation of local wildlife and their habitats.

Storekeepers greet visitors on Saturday mornings in the summer, sell treats, and offer information about the Wauwatosa Historical Society and the building.

Gardeners help with pruning, planting, and maintenance of annuals, perennials, and shrubs throughout the grounds.

Promote the organization’s mission, activities, and initiatives through strategic social media management, compelling content marketing, graphic design support, and event planning support.

Our facilities require regular vacuuming, dusting, and arranging for rentals and tours. Volunteers are also needed for occasional repairs and maintenance.

Volunteers work in the research library on Wednesdays helping library visitors, preparing materials, researching genealogical queries, and organizing the library.

Docents lead tours of the house and share its history. Tours are scheduled throughout the year.

Rental attendants for the Little Red Store are responsible for opening the building, turning on the lights, and if necessary, adjusting the thermostat, and arranging the tables. At the close of the contracted time, attendants must return to complete some final clean-up tasks and lock up.

Rental attendants are responsible for opening the house, greeting renters, ensuring they have cleaned the space at the conclusion of their rental, and then locking up. You are required to stay on location for the duration of the rental, but you’ll have access to the office for quiet space where you can pass the time.

Throughout the year, we host a variety of events including our speaker series, experience history series, premier events like Firefly Art Fair, and more! Volunteer opportunities range from event planning and sponsorship package development to day-of support activities.

Volunteers organize, prepare, and store objects, including textiles, documents, and photographs.

Write, design, or edit the quarterly newsletter which showcases historical articles and promotes Wauwatosa Historical Society activities.

Volunteers teach second-grade field trips in the 19th-century classroom in the coach house. Docents give a brief history of Wauwatosa and lead a quick tour of the house.

Volunteers will engage in one-on-one mentorship with job-seekers, providing support and encouragement to help them meet their employment goals. This role fosters a sense of common mission and purpose.

Volunteers serve as receptionists, assist with data entry, filing, and copying, and may help with graphic design or writing newsletters.

Senior Centers rely on volunteer activity instructors to lead many of the activities at the Senior Center including exercise classes, book clubs, crafts and hobbies.

Volunteers with strong computer skills assist in the Tech Connect program, helping older adults become more comfortable using technology.

Volunteers assist with outdoor clean-up, gardening, and indoor tasks like setting up bulletin boards, seasonal decorations, and handling gift shop operations.

Dining volunteers help with registering new diners, taking meal reservations, and assisting with meal preparation or serving.

Volunteers assist with event setup, decorations, registration, entertainment, raffles, and clean-up during special events hosted by the Senior Center.

Volunteers serve as a point of contact and provide assistance during rental events at the Senior Center.

Sign up to donate cases of bottled water, the number one requested item for street outreach, to support neighbors at outreach.

Join the team for nighttime outreach to provide basic necessities to individuals experiencing homelessness. Outreach training is required, and volunteers will assist in distributing meals and supplies at various locations.

Assist as shower escorts, cleaners, clothing distributors, or lunch/snack providers to ensure everyone has access to hygiene and health.

Assist in sorting, labeling, and preparing donations for those in need. Volunteers also help with light cleaning and organizing. Opportunities are available for all ages.

Join the hot meal packing team to assemble nourishing meals, assist with light post-packaging cleanup, and move meals to outreach buses.

Help nourish neighbors by preparing bag lunches for distribution. Each volunteer slot provides fifty bag lunches.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Interns focus on a major area of interest and complete a circuit through community work and infrastructure support. They help with grassroots organizing, leadership development, and community engagement initiatives.

SOC relies on volunteers to help with various tasks such as mailings, cleaning, event support, and neighborhood clean-ups. Volunteers can also assist with infrastructure needs like social media or office work, and programs such as translations or housing info workshops.