The Historian collects and organizes information and takes pictures at events, maintaining a pictorial and written record of the Society’s activities and accomplishments.

Volunteers assist clients in locating genealogical resources at the Wheaton Public Library. They direct clients to sources or records rather than conducting the research themselves, with training provided.

Conference Volunteers help the event run smoothly by introducing speakers, guiding attendees, and assisting with logistics such as setup and takedown.

The Publicity Chair is responsible for connecting with people on social media, sharing ideas, and creating excitement around events. This role involves helping to create an online community for the DuPage County Genealogical Society.

We need basic necessities for our children and families such as toiletries and cleaning supplies.

We are collecting new school and cleaning supplies and toiletries for various grades.

ARF is in need of foster homes to provide temporary homes for rescued kittens and cats until they are adopted. ARF provides all necessary training, food, treats, toys, supplies, and medical care at no expense to our fosters. You provide love and a safe environment. Must live within 25 miles of Glen Ellyn, IL.

A.R.F.’s marketing team is seeking animal lovers who are tech-savvy and great at communicating to assist with Facebook and Instagram accounts and other marketing needs. This role is mostly remote, requiring a commitment of at least 2 hours a week for a minimum of 3 months.

ARF is in need of foster homes to provide temporary homes for rescued puppies and dogs until they are adopted. ARF provides all necessary training, food, treats, toys, supplies, and medical care at no expense to our fosters. You provide love and a safe environment. Must live within 25 miles of Glen Ellyn, IL.

Mentoring opportunities to assist families in transitioning to self-sufficiency. This includes guidance and support for families in need.

Bridge Communities accepts and distributes donated retail and gas gift cards to client families throughout the year to help with unexpected expenses.

We are in need of tutors to work with families Bridge serves, requiring at least 2 years of tutoring or teaching experience.

Bridge Communities offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for individuals and families to help families transition to self-sufficiency.

Donate your car to help families facing homelessness get on the road to self-sufficiency. This program directly supports families in need.

Organize a drive to collect essential household cleaning and laundry supplies for families in need.

Donate specialized hair care products for families who have specific hair care needs.

Help immigrants apply for U.S. citizenship by assisting with applications and conducting citizenship clinics once a month. Volunteers are trained and assist clients in completing citizenship applications.

Help support immigrant and refugee families by donating essential items. Check the website for current top needs, which may include car seats, strollers, and gift cards. Donations can be dropped off at the designated office.

Assist individuals with genealogical research to help them trace their lineage back to a patriot of the American Revolution. Volunteers will provide guidance and support in using genealogical research systems.

Volunteer as a class instructor at EDGE Homeschool Cooperative, teaching enrichment classes such as art, music, gym, and more. Volunteers are expected to submit class ideas to the committee and teach classes on Fridays during the school year.