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.

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.

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.

Volunteers are needed to assist in various areas such as Fundraising, Administration, Publicity, and Medical support. Volunteers can also participate in monthly meetings to stay informed and involved.

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.

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.

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 in managing the Occupy Madison store during open hours by helping customers, organizing products, and maintaining the store's appearance. Volunteers are needed for shifts on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, as well as weekends.

Help with gardening tasks, village beautification projects, and preparations for the plant sale. No prior gardening experience is necessary, as training will be provided.

Oversee the woodshop activities, ensuring safe operation of tools and guiding volunteers in crafting projects. Experience with woodworking or power tools is preferred.

Assist in promoting recovery through shared experiences, supporting individuals in their journey towards mental health and substance use recovery. Volunteers will engage with program participants to foster hope and healing.

Support the Supported Employment program by helping individuals with disabilities find and maintain employment. Volunteers will work alongside staff to provide guidance and encouragement to program participants.

Join the Doyenne community to support underrepresented entrepreneurs. Volunteers help organize events, provide mentorship, and assist with various programs to empower women and marginalized genders in entrepreneurship.

Assist in organizing community events and initiatives aimed at fostering equity and improving quality of life on the Northside. Volunteers will help with event planning, outreach, and coordination.

Assist with various tasks at the FEED Kitchens, including food preparation, packaging, and distribution. Help support local food entrepreneurs and ensure healthy food access for all.

Help organize and distribute books to LGBTQ+ individuals in prisons. Volunteers will sort, pack, and send books to those in need.

Assist individuals in accessing resources and support services. Volunteers will help guide people through available resources and provide advocacy as needed.