Assist in the removal of Eurasian Water Milfoil (EWM) from docks around Tomahawk Lake. Volunteers are required to sign up weekly for pickups, which occur on Fridays from June 20 to August 29. EWM must be piled on the dock for removal.

Support instructors during art classes by preparing materials, assisting students with their projects, and maintaining a clean and organized classroom environment. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working with children and have a passion for the arts.

Assist with the Summer Youth Theater program by helping with rehearsals, set design, and costume preparation. Volunteers will work closely with children and instructors to ensure a smooth and enjoyable theater experience.

Help coordinate the Community Band & Chorus by organizing rehearsals, managing communications with members, and assisting with performances. This role requires strong organizational and interpersonal skills.

The Woodruff, WI Fire Department is currently seeking volunteers. We are a hard working, progressive, and proud group. We are looking for help of all ages and abilities. We even have a junior firefighter program for kids age 14 and up. No experience needed for the entry level and support positions. We will provide all schooling and training. If you have experience and have already been trained, we would love to talk with you. | Requirements: Must be a hard working, goal oriented, team player. | Categories: Department Support, Fundraising, Firefighter

Firefighter/Fire Support personnel conducts basic fire ground operations and EMR position responds to medical calls with the community as a first responder. | Requirements: 18 years of age and complete required minimum training as prescribed by the State of Wisconsin, then participate in call responses and department training. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Junior Members, EMT

Looking for something rewarding to do where you can contribute to your community? Consider volunteering with the Newbold Fire Department as a Firefighter, First Responder, Search and Rescue K9 Handler or all! As a firefighter, it isn’t just about fighting fires. Firefighters deal with car accidents, structure fires, wildland fires, other types of specialty rescue, Public Education, fire inspection and much, much more. We always need a variety of personnel: drivers, pump operators, interior firefighters, First Responders, and even people to help with fundraisers and public education. Our Search and Rescue K9 personnel have K9s certified in both Live Finds and Human Remains Detection. We also do an annual picnic and a few other family events. Ask us where you and your family can fit in! | Requirements: Wisconsin drivers license and must be able to pass a background check | Categories: Fundraising, Firefighter, Junior Members, Other, Department Support

Assist in setting up and managing the annual fireworks display. Volunteers will help with setup, crowd control, and ensuring safety measures are followed.

Help organize and manage the annual boat parade event. Responsibilities include coordinating participants, ensuring safety protocols, and assisting with event logistics.

Help in the Rhinelander Area Food Pantry Garden by tilling, planting, weeding, and harvesting produce. Volunteers also assist in washing, packaging, and transporting produce to the pantry.

Our department is recruiting able bodied persons willing to step up and serve the community as an active participant in the Fire/Rescue/Emergency Services arena. The Little Rice Fire Department currently provides fire and first response EMS(Emergency Medical Responder) services to approximately 145 square miles in Oneida County. | Requirements: Must reside within 30 minutes of Fire Station. Successful applicant must be physically fit as this position requires attendance at and successful completion of Entry Level A & B Firefighter class at a minimum, or provide proof of current certification at or above this level. All equipment provided by our department. | Categories: Other, Department Support, Firefighter

We have something for everyone to do to be involved there's more than entering a burning building on a volunteer department, from support to entering the hot zone. We need drivers, pump operators, fundraising, traffic control, extrication. We have something for everyone who wants to be involved. | Requirements: Wisconsin drivers license and must be able to pass a background check | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, Department Support, Community Education, Junior Members

Sign up to provide an evening meal for residents at Frederick Place. Meals can be delivered ready to serve or prepared on-site.

Donate your time and gas while using your vehicle to provide a resident a ride to appointments, interviews, jobs, or picking up supplies.

Sell raffle tickets, solicit donations, and work at events to support NATH's mission. Help with planning and executing fundraising events.

Assist in planning specific events to support NATH's initiatives. Volunteers contribute to the organization and execution of events.

Become a board member or a member of a committee: Finance, Grants, Community Outreach & Fundraising, Personnel, By-Laws & Facilities.

Join a Trail Maintenance Group (TMG) to coordinate trail management, identify projects, and set priorities. This role involves fieldwork and leadership opportunities in trail management.

Assist in organizing and running events such as the Snowshoe Hare, RASTA Rally, and WEMS Rock n Root. These events are fun for participants and volunteers alike.

Share your special skills such as welding, solar installation, construction, graphic arts, writing, GPS mapping, mechanics, and more. These contributions dramatically improve the on-trail experience.

Participate in organized work days to build or maintain trails. These events are scheduled for larger projects and are a great way to meet other trail enthusiasts. Most work days end with a social pot-luck.

Help with Society and membership mailings, ensuring timely and accurate distribution of materials.

Assist with the setup, breakdown, admissions, and food at special events, such as open houses and walks.

Share your passion for history with the public. Lead tours of the Museum House, guide groups at local cemetery programs, and explore the community on architectural walks.

Research and develop educational programs, find trivia for the annual event, and research potential topics to feature in the monthly newsletter.

Assist in stocking shelves with food items to ensure they are ready for distribution to the community. Volunteers help organize and maintain the pantry's inventory.

Volunteers are needed to sort and process food donations, ensuring that all items are safe and ready for distribution. This role is crucial in maintaining the quality of food provided.

Deliver groceries to community members who are unable to visit the pantry. Volunteers provide a vital service by ensuring food reaches those in need.

Assist in picking up food donations from various locations and transporting them to the pantry. Volunteers must be able to drive and handle food items carefully.

Volunteers are needed to inspect boats and trailers as they enter and leave the Squash Lake boat landing. Volunteer shifts are a short 2 hours each, fitting conveniently into busy summer schedules. Training for new volunteers can be accomplished in one easy session.