Needs From: Viterbo University

Alzheimer's Association Community Educators are volunteer public speakers who provide Alzheimer's Association education programs to community audiences. Millions of Americans are impacted by Alzheimer’s disease, and you can do something to help by becoming an Alzheimer’s Association Community Educator Volunteer. Our ability to reach and support those affected depends on people like you who are dedicated to the fight against this disease. As an Association volunteer, you can use your unique talents to make a meaningful impact in your community while connecting with others who share your passion. 

Key Activities:

• Deliver approximately 12 presentations annually using prepared Alzheimer’s Association evidence-based consumereducation programs on a variety of care and support topics.

• Collaborate with local Association staff to expand programs by securing community partners, scheduling presentations, delivering the programs, and managing needed materials.

• Serve as presenter for chapter-scheduled education programs and conferences.

• Connect people with additional Association services and volunteer opportunities by proactively making referrals to Alzheimer's Association programs & free 24/7 Helpline.

Qualifications:

• Demonstrated success with health education using excellent communication, presentation and adult education skills.

• Comfort with computers and familiarity with email and PPT presentations.

• Ability to network, and collaborate with staff, volunteers, and community partners.

• Passionate about the Alzheimer’s Association mission with personal or professional experience with dementia preferred.

• Must be age 21 to apply. Background checks are required.

Commitment Expected:

• Community Educators commit to delivering a target of 12 presentations annually.

• All program volunteers participate in initial training and ongoing education and must comply with Alzheimer’s Association volunteer policies and procedures.

• Terms are renewable upon successful completion of annual goal-setting conversation with your staff partner.

Benefits to the Volunteer:

• Perfect your public speaking ability and technique while serving your local community.

• Increase your knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.

• Be recognized as a leader and resource for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

• Join a network of other volunteers,staff and community leaders to help create a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

The Alzheimer's Association will provide training, information and electronic or printed materials to assist in your efforts. Orientation includes several hours of online learning, self-study and shadowing or mentoring by local Alzheimer's Association staff and volunteers. Some materials are available in multiple languages. To apply to become a Community Educator, click HERE.

For any further questions, please contact Heidi Neeley at 608.340.1499

LCHS provides step-on guides for the cruise boat bus tours that run from July through mid-October. We also provide step-on guides for private bus tours that visit La Crosse throughout the year. Tour obligations range from one hour to up to full mornings or full afternoons, depending on the type of tour. Tour content is generally about the history and culture of La Crosse and the region, and training is provided.

WHAT? Volunteer in an elementary classroom in the Coulee Region.  We currently run elementary JA programming in La Crosse, Onalaska, Holmen, West Salem, La Crescent, Bangor and Tomah. Elementary programs consist of five 45-minute lessons. 

HOW DOES IT WORK? We take care of everything!  We provide a virtual volunteer training and then we match you with a teacher in the Coulee Region (you can indicate a preference for grade, area or school) and allow you to work with them to determine a schedule that works well for both.  Volunteers are provided with well-appointed kits and/or digital resources that are used to teach each lesson. The best part is our lessons are connected to each grade levels curriculum!  

WHY VOLUNTEER FOR JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT (JA)? Junior Achievement’s mission is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed. By volunteering for Junior Achievement YOU have the opportunity to be their inspiration! Our volunteers serve as role models by sharing their experience and preparing our youth by teaching our proven lessons that promote financial capability, work and career readiness, and business ownership. Here are a few comments from elementary teachers who were involved in JA this year. 

We have loads of events and activities planned for the upcoming holidays. Come spend time with our residents as they participate in these fun things planned!

This opportunities gives prospective Social Work and Human Service students a chance to prepare for real-world work in the field and current social workers a chance to broaden or reinforce their experience. Volunteers in this role will: Review clients SDoH Identify any social needs and provide local resources. Ask patients about any unanswered questions on SDoH. Review the patient's phone number and address, update any changes. Review patients' income and compare to Badgercare eligibility. If a patient qualifies for Badgercare, refer to a Community Health Worker to assist in the application process. If a patient is over the income eligibility, they may be referred to Scenic Bluffs ``Help Team” to sign up for MarketPlace. Before completing the visit get a copy of the patient's ID and proof of income. If a patient does not have any of the verification documents, ask that they bring them for their following visit. Remind patients that they should update St. Clare Health Mission of any changes to their income.

Empower parents and prevent youth substance use. Provide guided tours for adults through our mock teen's bedroom with over 50 red flags of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use. 1 hour training, can start and end anytime between 4:00 and 6:00 pm on Oct. 13th.  at the Clean Slate Center, 2635 Hemstock St., La Crosse  Can also re-schedule for a group of 2 or more.   

Alliance to Heal is holding a volunteer training for the Wake Up Call event.  There are two volunteer categories:

Our next volunteer opportunity is:   

If you would like to volunteer, but the training time does not work with your schedule please contact Judi Zabel, jzabel@lacrossecounty.org, and we can work with your schedule to provide a training. 

Civil Air Patrol boasts the largest Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) program in the United States. 

This page was designed to brief our members, prospect members, and other entities such as government organizations, fire departments, police department and similar that may be in need of such resources for remote imaging, search and rescue and disaster recovery.
 

Capabilities

Aerial Search & Rescue (SAR)

Remote Aerial Imaging (search patterns or adhoc)

Infrared & Thermal Imaging (FLIR) for locating missing persons\vehicles

Aerial Radio Direction Finding (Frequency/Mode Agile)

Disaster Recovery

Orthophotomosaic Imaging of both large and small scale image mapping (6 centimeter resolution)

Infrared & Thermal Imaging (FLIR) for locating victims

The Civil Air Patrol maintains ground search teams for deployment in search and rescue missions. These teams search for missing persons, overdue aircraft, lost boaters, and more. Team members must become full Civil Air Patrol members and go through required background checks, orientation, and training.

The Civil Air Patrol is in need of qualified private pilots who are willing to help teach CAP cadets how to fly. 

On a monthly basis our squadron conduct fitness training for our cadets. We like to rotate this training through different experiences and opportunities. We are always looking for volunteers who would like to come in and instruct on some type of fitness, healthy eating, or exercise topic. Ideally the fitness and exercise topics involve a physical component as well where cadets actually do the activity. In the past we've done yoga, flag football, soccer, and more.

Instruction occurs on Monday evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm. 

The Civil Air Patrol is in need of qualified private pilots who are willing to help cadets experience aviation first hand. 

Do you have experience with grant writing?!

Grant writing is something that we are more thoroughly exploring in an effort to ensure short-term and long-term longevity for our organization. We could use oversight in searching for, writing, researching about, and editing grant submissions. 

 We are a volunteer group in West Salem, WI that provides EMS coverage for the Village of West Salem, Town of Barre, and Town of Hamilton. We have been providing this service since 1986.  We respond to medical calls as needed, when paged out, 24/7/365. We average about 1.5 calls/day.

We are looking for volunteers that are in the medical field, who would be interested in getting volunteer hours while helping the community.  If you are certified as a first responder, EMT, paramedic, nurse, doctor, or any similar license we want you to join our team!  This is a great way to get some hands on experience and see what the real world has to offer and gets you that experience you need for your career path.  

If you do not have any certifications, you are still able to do our ride along program.  This involves riding along to the calls, and observing what we do, but you would not be able to be hands on. This is a good way to find out if this field is for you.

There is no set schedule to follow.  You are able to put yourself on call, when you are able.  All we ask is you try and put in 48 hours a month.

Responding to an emergency medical call requires a fast response.  Because of this, you would be required to be in West Salem so you can get to the station in a timely manner.  We do offer college students the ability to spend the day/night at the station.  A great time to get homework and studying done.  We have a full bathroom, and even a washing machine and dryer. 

If you are interested or have any other questions, please contact us. 

We need your help!

Provide listening enjoyment through musical/vocal talents, magic tricks, have your community group perform, etc.  This could even be sharing a hobby or collection that you may have.  This could be a group performance or going room to room.  Covid-19 vaccination is required.

Citizens

Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Badgerland Council is looking for your help to expand their Highest Award Committee.

The committee's goal is to provide more support to adults and girls to encourage more girls to reach for these Highest Awards.

More information on the awards can be seen at: 

Highest Awards | Girl Scouts Of Wisconsin Badgerland (gsbadgerland.org)

We are looking for members to support:

There are opportunities for short term or longer term volunteering.

Contact Sheryl Robinson at badgerlandawards@gmail.com

Be a Small Animal Volunteer at CRHS! Our small animal volunteers spend time with our rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and other small animals socializing them to prepare them for adoption into their forever homes! Volunteers in the small animal area also help with spot cleaning of kennels/cages, grooming and playing with our little furry friends.

If you are interested in becoming a dog volunteer, please email Erin Olson at erin.olson@couleehumane.com to inquire about available shifts and get a volunteer application. Volunteers are asked to commit to one, two-hour shift per week for a minimum of six months of time.  There is a $20.00 application fee that covers the cost of a nametag, a CRHS Volunteer t-shirt, and administrative costs.

Do you love having a cat around but can't have your own in your current living space?  Would having a cat be fabulous but you don't have enough time to be a great pet parent?  Be a Cat Volunteer at CRHS! Our cat volunteers spend time with our cats socializing them to prepare them for adoption into their forever homes. Volunteers in the cat area also help with spot cleaning of kennels, grooming and playing with our cats.

If you are interested in becoming a dog volunteer, please email Erin Olson at erin.olson@couleehumane.com to inquire about available shifts and get a volunteer application. Volunteers are asked to commit to one, two-hour shift per week for a minimum of six months of time.  There is a $20.00 application fee that covers the cost of a nametag, a CRHS Volunteer t-shirt, and administrative costs.

Make a difference to a shelter cat today!  

Do you miss your four-legged friend?  After a stressful day wouldn't it be great to spend some time with a dog (or two, or three or ten!)?  Be a Dog Volunteer at CRHS! Our dog volunteers spend time with our dogs socializing them, playing with them, and helping to teach them basic manners and commands to prepare them for adoption into their forever homes! Volunteers in the dog area also help with spot cleaning of kennels and outdoor runs and some basic grooming.

If you are interested in becoming a dog volunteer, please email Erin Olson at erin.olson@couleehumane.com to inquire about available shifts and get a volunteer application. Volunteers are asked to commit to one, two-hour shift per week for a minimum of six months of time.  There is a $20.00 application fee that covers the cost of a nametag, a CRHS Volunteer t-shirt, and administrative costs.

To provide ongoing office support, mentoring, event support, clerical work etc. 

In need of various support persons to assist with office support, supervision of children, event support, and organizing & cleaning. 

Complete work orders submitted by teaching staff, i.e., making copies, stapling, laminating, cutting, cleaning & organizing spaces, etc. 

Volunteers are needed to support daytime operations of Catholic Charities in La Crosse. Our facilities are located at 3710 East Avenue South, you could be supporting any of the following Catholic Charities programs or functions:

Morning and afternoon shifts are currently available Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Shift flexibility is possible based on a volunteer’s availability. Front desk volunteers play a critical role in helping people access the many services provided by Catholic Charities. If you have a desire to serve those in our community who are most in need, please consider volunteering with Catholic Charities of La Crosse.

Coulee Connections is seeking a highly motivated, passionate, Educational Case Manager for our Menomonie location. A successful candidate will possess a desire to work directly alongside at-risk students and their families. Develop and implement creative curriculum that engages students in learning across all subject areas. Facilitate and communicate progress to school and community-based teams. Engage in collaborative program development pushing students into hands-on, real-world practice. The candidate must exhibit the desire to teach academic and social/emotional skills both individually and in small group settings, demonstrate a willingness to be involved in and manage crisis, be able to clearly articulate student progress to families and through team meetings, and enjoy working in a fast-paced supportive environment.

We have minor to major tree trimming needing to be completed within the park. We planted 70 new trees last year that may also need some attention.  

To repair odds n ends around the club.   

We have a number of picnic tables that need painting. Some are older and need scraping. Others have been seasoning for 1 year and need a new and first coat of paint.  We also have a small deck attached to what we call the green cabin. 

Come help out in the Concession Stand at Green Island Ice Arena during youth hockey games, Curling events, and the Adult Hockey Championship game.  Please click on the link to see available shifts Concession Shifts

Coulee Connections has openings for part-time Student Coaches for employment as well as volunteers. Student Coaches work directly with at-risk youth in Summer Program and Alternative Education programs while providing youth with support academically, emotionally and behaviorally. Student Coaches will be responsible for creating positive relationships and maintaining structure in group and individual settings.

Fresh Start is currently seeking volunteers to tutor or mentor one or more of our youth. Some of Fresh Start's participants are working to complete high school, and therefore have time during the day dedicated to finishing school work. The tutor would assist with completing assignments and keeping them on track and motivated. Similarly, mentors would work with youth to keep them motivated in meeting their goals. Volunteers would develop a schedule with the youth and be there for support and encouragement. This opportunity is at the Western Dairyland Eau Claire office. Any help you can provide would be appreciated.

Western Dairyland operates seven homeless shelters in western Wisconsin for families with children. Our shelters are single-family apartments which may be occupied for up to 30 days. Each shelter is completely furnished with bedding, furniture, decorations, and cooking utensils donated by the community. 

Volunteers are needed to clean the apartments when families move out each month. This includes cleaning floors, windows and walls, cleaning the kitchen and bathroom, and other minor chores.

This opportunity has multiple locations: Eau Claire, Black River Falls, and Mondovi

Western Dairyland's Housing Services is currently searching for home furnishings and basic living donations for our upcoming new clients.

These items can include furniture, small appliances, cleaning supplies, and any other common household items. 

When donating items, especially beds and cloth furniture, please make sure they do not have bed bugs and that the item is in useable condition.

 If you would like to donate, you can arrange a time to bring in donations with our volunteer coordinator, Brooke Frion. If they are furniture items they will need to be dropped off at one of our storage units, as we do not have a truck to move these items.

 All donations could benefit you during taxes, as we are a non-profit business.

Western Dairyland Housing First program is looking for individuals and/or groups that love to clean! We house chronically homeless individuals and families throughout the Eau Claire area. These participants may move to a new unit and/or successfully complete the program. When this happens, the unit is in need of cleaning like when any tenant moves out of a rental. We could use a group of go to people for when this need arises. If you enjoy cleaning and being a part of changing people's lives, this is the perfect opportunity for you!

This opportunity is in Eau Claire, WI. When the need arises you will be contacted for availability.

We need help moving furniture and other items for our clients who are entering or leaving our homeless shelters. Volunteers with a truck or trailer would be ideal, but not necessary. Assistance would be needed a handful of times a year for our Housing First program. Volunteers would also be needed to assist in picking up furniture donations. Your assistance with this would be vital to helping house our local homeless.

Are you ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Are you ready to impact a young girl's life and prepare her for a dazzling future? We have small groups of girls (troops) looking for the opportunity to continue with Girl Scouts, with help from someone who likes working with children.

If mentoring is in your passion-then we need you!

We have so many volunteer opportunities to fit any schedule, any skill set! Check out all of our opportunities at www.gsbadgerland.org 

Be a part of the Badgerland Girl Scout team!

Questions? Call or email Teressa 
1-800-236-2710 roet@gsbadgerland.org

Volunteers are needed for all aspects of operating a retail sales location.

Volunteers help by coming into the store and performing tasks such as: 

- Working register 

- Greeting customers 

- Pricing items 

- Checking emails

- Posting items on our online website

- Running store errands 

- Keeping store organized and clean 

- Updating store social media 

We are flexible with our hours, and work around our volunteers' schedules.

Please apply through ugetconnected, or come into the store and ask for a volunteer application. 

OASIS Respite Program serves individuals in the beginning to middle stages of a dementia, Alzheimer's Disease or other brain related diagnosis.  It is the first program of its kind serving La Crosse, Holmen, Onalaska, La Crescent, Winona, West Salem, Sparta, and the Coulee Region!

These Holiday Wishes sustain this much needed program and we thank you for your consideration of support!

Donation Ideas:
Amazon or Wal Mart Gift Card: Most materials used in OASIS are designed for adults with dementia or appropriate for elderly adults
Grocery Gift Card:  OASIS provides a homecooked, hot meal each week as well as home baked dessert and participant birthday cakes
Dollar Store Card: OASIS participants craft and create seasonal projects to take home or give as gifts

Monetary Support:  Making a monetary donation to OASIS continues this much-needed respite program for our participants and their caregivers.

All donations receive an acknowledgement letter of your generous support for your records. 

For more information, visit oasisrespite.org or call (608) 780-0471

During these COVID times, Causeway has remained open and serving those in need.  Currently we have needs for volunteers to help with grocery shopping, picking up WAFER items, and getting to medical appointments.  We do serve elderly and disabled adults so masks and other safety measures are required for both the volunteer and recipient.

OASIS Respite Program is provided by Causeway for individuals in the beginning to middle stages of dementia, Alzheimer's Disease or other brain related diagnosis.  OASIS is a fun, purposeful program designed to keep program participants active, engaged in creative activities and specific brain activities while they enjoy socialization with peers and volunteers.  OASIS provides a homecooked meal, music, laughter and smiles with each session!

New volunteers receive orientation and dementia training. 

Volunteers are scheduled weekly on Thursdays and arrive by 10:30 for updates on participants for the day. 

With enough volunteers, program hopes to expand to Wednesday respite in 2022!

Join Our Team!
The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eagle Country Mauston Office is seeking a Limited Term Employee (LTE) site manager for the Mauston Nutrition Site in Juneau County. Hours are Monday- Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Previous experience in related areas of food preparation, valid driver’s license and work with the aging persons preferred. Examples of duties include meal service, equipment set-up, preparation of food and food transport, meal ordering, organization of volunteer staff, maintenance of food quality, bookkeeping, attendance at meeting and training sessions, and transport of individuals for medical and personal business.
To apply or for more information please go to www.co.juneau.wi.gov
Application until position is filled.
Please send application to: Juneau County Personnel 220 E. State St. - Rm 205 Mauston, WI 53948
We are an equal opportunity employer.

Meal Site volunteers are needed to help serve community seniors at one of our 5 congregate senior dining centers in the county. Volunteers also assist with participant registration and packing home delivered meals.

Hours looking for Meal Site Volunteers would be in the timeframe of 9am - 12:30pm, volunteer 1 hour volunteer 4 hours. up to you. Pick your own schedule. Mon- Fri No Holidays or Weekends 

Volunteer Escort drivers needed to help serve the elderly and disabled population to medical appointments, personal shopping, groceries, socialization and recreation opportunities and employment.  

Just outside of the downtown area is the Lacrosse Regional Airport.  The USO offers a great way to volunteer and still get homework done. Join the airport team and staff the USO for military traveling to and from the area for school, training, and leisure.  This quiet location is perfect for someone who needs volunteer credit but also needs time to study. You can do both at the USO! 

 Duty Shift Volunteer - This location is open year-round and serves the population that trains at Fort McCoy.  This position is for those 16+ who are available for at least 2 hours a week. The Center Representative Volunteer will assist with day-to-day operations, programs, events, and activities of a USO center.

Requirements

• Commitment to our mission to strengthen America’s military service members by keeping them connected to family, home and country, throughout their service to the nation

• Friendly, outgoing, and kind demeanor to people of all backgrounds

• Strong interpersonal, customer service, and problem-solving skills

• Sound sense of judgment and sensitivity to handle any controversial or confidential situations

• Enthusiasm to work as a team

• Must be punctual, organized and self-motivated, with the ability to quickly and easily adapt to changing needs of USO Operations.

• Willingness to learn basic operating knowledge of computers and gaming equipment such as Volunteers.USO.org, Xbox, and PlayStation.

• Ability to obtain and maintain proper credentials necessary to access USO Center locations and facilities including but not limited to security, credit, and/or background screening. (No felonies in past 3 years.)

• Ability to lift and carry up to 25 pounds.

• Ability to stand, walk, bend, and lift for extended periods of time Volunteer Duties

• Greet, welcome, orient, and assist guests

• Monitor and maintain food and supplies

• Tidy and clean the center which can include trash removal and bathroom cleaning

• answer visitor’s questions about the USO and the surrounding community

• Practice safe food handling and storage practices.

• Assist with the usage of computers, gaming equipment, telephones, or other offerings

• Help conduct events and programs in the center such as: United Through Reading’s Military Program, Welcome Homes, and holiday celebrations

• Document hours volunteered in Volunteers.USO.org

• Other duties as assigned

Level of Authority Work is: planned, delegated, supervised, and monitored by center staff. Volunteers are expected and encouraged to take on appropriate levels of responsibility within the boundaries of USO policies, procedures, organizational values, and standards of conduct. Volunteers are prohibited from exercising their decision-making authority outside of these procedures and policies. This document does not constitute an employment agreement between the USO and the volunteer and is subject to change at any time by the USO at its sole discretion as to the needs of the USO and the requirements of the job change.

Benefits to Volunteering with the USO

Time Commitment: Ideal Volunteers should be looking to help for 2-4 hours weekly.  Shifts are open Thursday - Sunday 10 am - 6 pm. 

If this sounds like you- apply for USO FORT MCCOY at www.volunteeruso.org If you have questions please contact us at (414) 477-7279

PURPOSE:

To be on call for Safe Path and to respond in person to the EUCC (Emergency and Urgent Care Center) when paged to provide support and information to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.  Advocates work in conjunction with SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) nurses, EUCC nurses, social workers, and providers to enable the patient to make decisions about coping with an assault, collection of forensic evidence, safety planning and reporting assaults to police.

KEY REQUIREMENTS:

The volunteer is required to keep confidential all information learned while working in the Safe Path Program.  The volunteer must possess good listening skills, sound judgment and must have the capacity to handle stressful situations.  Must be able to work well with diverse populations.  The volunteer must be able to come to the EUCC within 30 minutes during on-call times.  Volunteer must complete the Safe Path training before performing advocate duties.  Volunteers are requested to attend other Safe Path trainings and volunteer meetings to the best of their ability.

CONTACT:

Kristen Pavela, Social Worker, pavela.kristen@mayo.edu

Grace House, our transitional shelter for women and children, is looking for qualified volunteers to join our mission in helping families. The volunteer role would be ideal for social work, nursing, psychology, child advocacy, and child education students and grads or anyone who has experience in any of the mentioned areas, however not necessary as training is provided. Volunteers would be required to pass a background check, attend ongoing training, and commit to a minimum of two shifts per month. (Typically 4 hours each) Ideal applicants will have a passion for helping families, be empathetic, dependable, have excellent communication skills, and understand and practice confidentiality. Volunteers will help families by modeling positive social interactions and parenting skills, budgeting, healthy lifestyle skills, cooking and nutrition, resume writing, and employment related skills. Training will include trauma informed mentoring, ACES, First Aid/CPR, and poverty awareness. Call Grace House at 507-205-7740 to stop in and fill out a volunteer application. Online applications are available at www.gFor any questions or more information contact our Shelter Coordinator, Jen, at jenny@graceplaceinc.org

Grace House, our transitional shelter for women and children, is looking for qualified volunteers to join our mission in helping families. 

The volunteer role would be ideal for social work, nursing, psychology, child advocacy, and child education students and grads or anyone who has experience in any of the mentioned areas, however not necessary as training is provided. 

Volunteers would be required to pass a background check, attend ongoing training, and ideally, commit to a minimum of two shifts per month.

 (Typically 4 hours each) 

Ideal applicants will have a passion for helping families, be empathetic, dependable, have excellent communication skills, and understand and practice confidentiality. 

Volunteers will help families by modeling positive social interactions and parenting skills, budgeting, healthy lifestyle skills, cooking and nutrition, resume writing, and employment related skills. 

Training will include trauma informed mentoring, ACES, First Aid/CPR, and poverty awareness.

Call Grace House at 507-205-7740 to stop in and fill out a volunteer application. Online applications available at www.graceplaceinc.org under the Transitional Shelter tab.  For any questions or more information contact our Shelter Coordinator, Jen, at jenny@graceplaceinc.org

CC English is a new, innovative way to connect volunteer English teachers with students via online, one-on-one English classes using the Confidence and Connections curriculum developed by the non-profit, Intercambio Uniting Communities. CC English was launched in July 2020 with the goal of providing high-quality online English education and connecting individuals. We are an organization that provides English language education, tools, and training to participants to foster meaningful connections, increase cultural understanding, and instill confidence. We are looking for volunteers to teach online classes to adult English language learners for 90-minute sessions once or twice a week, a volunteering and learning opportunity that can be done in the comfort of one's home with just internet access and a computer/tablet/smartphone. Our goal is to connect English speakers wanting to make a difference with community members aspiring to learn English, regardless of location or other barriers of in-person classes. We see potential and good in everyone who participates in our program. We offer a welcoming, accessible, safe, and enjoyable environment and we would love to have you on our team!

Help us shape the future of English learning and promote cross-cultural connections across the nation!

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To learn more about CC English follow this link: https://www.ccenglish.org T

o volunteer with CC English, please register by following this link: https://app.ccenglish.org/auth/selector

*CC English is a program of Intercambio, a nonprofit organization that has taught over 10,000 adult English learners over the last two decades.

Volunteer requirements:

What you DON'T need:

- You do not need any prior teaching experience.

- You do not need to speak a language other than English.

What you DO need:

- Availability to meet with a student online regularly. We recommend that you meet with your student twice a week for at least 60-90 minutes each meeting. (Note: the books are designed to take about 8 weeks to complete if you are meeting two times per week for 90 minutes each time. If you cannot commit to that much time, you will progress through our program more slowly.)

- Willingness and ability to attend your scheduled sessions. Students are paying a monthly fee of $25 to participate in CC English, so they are relying on your commitment and dependability.

- Reliable internet connection and a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and microphone. - Enthusiasm, flexibility, and patience.

- You must be at least 18 years old to volunteer.

What you get:

- The CC English platform will match you with an adult learner that matches your gender and availability. - The platform will also provide you with:

--Access to digital versions of our Confidence and Connections curriculum. --An initial online training video and access to additional training resources.

--Tools to track and manage your class and students' progress.

--Discussion forums that allow you to connect and share ideas with other volunteer teachers,

--Additional resources and tools to support your progress and ongoing connection with your student.

Cost:

- CC English volunteers are charged a $30 training and resources fee to participate in the program. This fee helps cover costs associated with training, developing resources, administration, and matching you with your student.

- We will only charge one registration fee, even if you are matched with more than one student during the time you teach with us. Your training and resources fee will be refunded within the first 30 days if you are not satisfied or if we cannot successfully match you with a student. Requesting a refund will cancel your access to the CC English platform, the digital curriculum, and any of the teaching resources.

We are seeking Big Buddies to hang out with Little Buddies in Vernon County and surrounding areas! This Volunteer position requires a few hours a month and a year long commitment so our little buddies can have time to build that relationship that they are needing. Some of our little buddies need a friend, brother or sister figure, etc. A lot of the kids that we work with could benefit from having a constant in their lives. If you would like to be a Big Buddy and can pass a background check please let Ashley know. We have little buddies in the following areas Coon Valley, Ontario, Gays Mills, Richland Center, Desoto, Viola, Hillsboro, Westby and Viroqua and range in ages from 6-18. 

Volunteers are needed to support the Catholic Charities Food Pantry and Clothing Closet located at 508 5th Avenue South in La Crosse. Duties may include accepting donated items, sorting, organizing, cleaning, stocking shelves, and assisting clients.

Morning shifts are currently available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Shift flexibility is possible based on a volunteer’s availability. If you have a desire to serve those in our community who are most in need, please consider volunteering with Catholic Charities of La Crosse.

We’re preparing for some limited in-person services, with pandemic safety precautions in place. Our Playroom Child Care Staff (age 18 or over please) will work an evening now and then (usually 6-8 pm) to watch children in our playroom while their parents attend programming. For more information, email us at info@theparentingplace.net

La Crescent High School is seeking individuals to help tutor students in Math.  There are two opportunities to do so.  One is during the school day, during our Flex Period.  This Flex period runs Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 7:55-8:28am.  We are seeking individuals interested in coming during any of those days/periods to help reteach math to students in need.

We also have families looking for individual tutors for their children.  This would be scheduled between the person interested and the family.  Depending on the student/family, there may be compensation for the tutoring, but it is not expected.

 Please contact Abby Kemp - 507-895-4467 or abby.kemp@isd300.k12.mn.us if interested in either opportunity.

The SMP program offers volunteers an opportunity to make an important difference in their communities throughout Wisconsin.

Thank you for your interest in the Senior Medicare Patrol volunteer program. As a volunteer, you will play a vital role in the overall success of the Wisconsin SMP. The information that you will impart as a volunteer will help seniors in your community to become better health care consumers. Together we can inform and empower Medicare beneficiaries, their families and caregivers on how to protect, detect, and report Medicare fraud, abuses and errors. By volunteering, you will have an opportunity to use your talents, skills, and networking to provide outreach and education on Medicare fraud in your community. Volunteer involvement ranges from distributing materials, staffing a booth at conferences and outreach events, to giving group presentations. A description of these three activities is below.  

All positions require some training and an orientation. Training is provided both in-person and online. We want to provide you with the information and background you’ll need to be knowledgeable and capable of responding to questions from members of the community. The last two roles also require a background check.

Benefits of servings as an SMP Volunteer

The SMP program offers volunteers an opportunity to make an important difference in their communities. Volunteers take pride in working to ensure that the Medicare program will be protected for future generations. Volunteers have access to professional development opportunities, a strong network of aging and disability professionals, and chances to enhance interpersonal skills.

Time Commitment

SMP Volunteers have flexibility in the time devoted to the program. While there is no obligation for a specific monthly time commitment, it is asked that volunteers commit to at least a year due to the amount of training required.

Reporting

Volunteers report directly to the SMP Volunteer Coordinator and submit monthly time sheets and mileage reports.

Qualifications

Responsibilities and Requirements

Volunteers are an asset to our program and play a major role of the organization’s success. Please join our growing team of SMP volunteers from across the state!

We currently have a big need for kitten items. Examples include: 

- Tide Pods

-Purr Pillows
        - https://www.amazon.com/Pillow-Soothing-Plush-Comforting-Petstages/dp/B00MQYWGXC#ace-g8881249860
- KMR - Kitten Milk Replacer
- Royal Canin Mother and Babycat Cat Food
- Canned Kitten Food
- Dry Kitten Food (Purina, Purina One, Iams, Blue, Science Diet)
- Heat Discs
        - https://www.walmart.com/ip/Snuggle-Safe-Pet-Bed-Microwave-Heating-Pad/24881133https://www.walmart.com/ip/Snuggle-Safe-Pet-Bed-Microwave-Heating-Pad/24881133

Contact us at 608-781-4014 to schedule a drop off time. 

Tomah Health is inviting community residents to make face masks for hospital staff! Your time and talent will greatly affect our ability to care for our community members and help ensure our safety.

Fabric masks can be used by our staff to prolong use of our hospital masks.

Below are instructions for the only type of face mask that will be accepted by Tomah Health.

Face Mask Instructions

Video Instructions CLICK HERE

Written Instructions CLICK HERE

As outlined in the video, Tomah Health will provide the filter inserts to complete the final product.

For more information on this project, contact First United Methodist Church Pastor Krysta Deede at (262)352-4353 OR Laura Bishop at (608)343-7039 (Call or Text) or via email at rbishop7038@charter.net

(Masks can be dropped off at the church at 1105 Butts Ave., Tomah, Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. or Wednesdays from 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.)

Please send any messages of hope and hello's to brighten the days of our residents living at the Nursing home during the COVID-19 quarantine. Thanks in advance for your messages!

Any Resident
Rolling Hills Nursing Home
14345 Co Hwy B
Sparta, WI 54656

Someone to search out opportunities for us and help write the grant.

The Warehouse Alliance has multiple volunteer opportunities in our program the Warehouse.

The Warehouse is an all-ages concert venue that serves no alcohol.  National bands come through when they are on their way up, like Fall out Boy, Mudvayne, Nine Inch Nails, My Chemical Romance, Motion City Soundtrack, Mod Sun, Wookiefoot, POS, etc. 
We have young local bands perform with the national touring bands, to get real-feel concert experience. 
All of this gives the young adults of the area ongoing opportunities to congregate and enjoy music without being hounded to buy alcohol, consume drugs, etc.  Everyone that comes to shows is there to see and hear the bands and hang with their friends, as well as meeting new friends.

The Warehouse Alliance is the 501c3 non-profit that oversees operations of the Warehouse.

We have needs for assistance in several positions at the venue and offsite:
 

• Soda Bartenders - Work the soda bar during shows and other events.  Warehouse has a bar with an extensive soda list, with sodas from the US, Canada, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Mexico, Croatia, and more.

• Poster Distribution - Hang show and event posters around the Coulee Region at businesses and especially at schools.  Looking for intelligent students willing to be the liaison between Warehouse Alliance and Resident Hall Directors at UWL, Viterbo, and Winona State University.

• Load In Crew - Get a behind the scenes look at the music industry and assist bands with bringing gear in and getting set up.  This really isn't a job for someone who is small in stature or weak -- we have LOTS of stairs and music gear is not light.

• Load Out Crew - See behind the scenes and help with tear down and moving band gear outside.  This really isn't a job for someone who is small in stature or weak - we have LOTS of stairs and music gear is not light.

• Stage Crew - Help move equipment around, onto, and offstage during and before the show.  Adjust microphones, stands, assist bands.

• Box Office - Sell tickets to shows directly to people coming for the event, also for future events, greet guests, help direct bands.

• Cleaning/Maintenance - this can be anything from painting to window repair to stage equipment repair and more.  Usually during down times when there is no show.

• Data Entry - We are beginning to sort 28 years of concert posters, with the goal of scanning each poster and recording important show information into a massive searchable database for our website, for future generations to enjoy.

• Graphic Design - Upon occasion we are interested in people to work on posters, flyers, and our websites.

If you want to help the local music scene, join a fiercely independent, driven, bunch of music lovers who believe in the power of music.

 

Viterbo University’s Fine Arts Center seeks volunteer ushers for the upcoming season!  See everything from Broadway musicals to comedy troupes.  Performances take place throughout the school year at a variety of times.  No previous experience necessary – we will train. 

Please contact Andrew Nauman, Event Operations Coordinator at 608-796-3749 or aanauman@viterbo.edu if interested.

Join us at Mulder in providing happiness and joy to our residents! 

Looking for reliable volunteers who would like to assist with activities during the day with older adults. Recreation Therapy has programming Mon-Fri 9am-5pm and Sat-Sun 2pm-4:30pm. We are looking for volunteers to assist with activities during any of those times and are flexible to fit your schedule. Volunteers will have the opportunity to assist in activities such as table games, reading groups, musical programming, exercise groups, painting nails, and much more! We also always need assistance with sanitizing supplies/materials or prepping activities in the Recreation Therapy office.

We require all volunteers to do a short orientation, have a recent TB test(can be done at our facility), and a background check.  Since we require these things to be done, we prefer our volunteers to at least have a time commitment of around 3 months or equivalent in the frequency of your hours to make it worth your time and ours.  Come have fun with older adults! Every day is a new adventure! :)

Looking for reliable volunteers on the weekends who like working with older adults and can assist Recreation Therapy staff with programming/activities on the weekends or provide an activity on their own once trained.

When: Rec Therapy staff has programming every weekend on Sat from 2pm-4:30pm.  Volunteers are also welcome to come do activities independently once oriented at a time that works for them.

What will you be doing: Assist in activities such as table games, reading groups, crafts, musical programming, and much more!  Have any hobbies or interests you want to share with our residents? We are open to ideas!

MHCF requires all volunteers to do a short orientation, have a recent TB test (can be done at our facility), and a background check. Since we require these things to be done, we prefer our volunteers to at least have a time commitment of around 3 months or equivalent in the frequency of your hours to make it worth your time and ours.  Come have fun with older adults! Every day is a new adventure! :)

Join us at Mulder in providing happiness and joy to our residents!

Looking for reliable volunteers on the weekends at Mulder Health Care Facility who like working with older adults.

Volunteers will be coming independently (without rec therapy staff there to lead) once comfortable after a short orientation and can do 1 on 1 visits or small group activities appropriate for our residents. Keep in mind, many of our residents have dementia or Alzheimer's so games usually have to be simple or modified.  Examples of things to do with our residents:  visiting, crafts, being read to, puzzles/crosswords, reminisce, anything musical, etc. Recreation Therapy can also set you up with materials if needed.

When: any time throughout the weekend. For our residents, typically the best time is in between meals in the late morning (between 9:30-11:30), afternoons, or early evening.

Mulder Health Care Facility requires all volunteers to have a short orientation, a recent TB test (can be done at our facility for no charge), and a background check. Since we require these things to be done, we prefer our volunteers to at least have a time commitment of around 3 months or equivalent in the frequency of your hours to make it worth your time and ours.  Come have fun with the elderly! Every day is a new adventure! :)

Music is one of the last parts of your brain to leave your memory as you age...this is why our elderly population truly enjoy listening to music. 

Mulder Health Care Facility is looking for volunteers to express their beautiful musical talents for our residents.  Our residents love to listen to music of "the good old days" or even simply listen to piano. If you need help with music selection, we can assist you with song selection as well. 

If you are interested in playing a musical instrument and/or singing anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour, please contact Joyce in the Rec Therapy Department at Mulder Health Care Facility at 608-786-1600 or respond to this need.   Thank you!

Mulder Health Care Facility is looking for reliable volunteers who would like to assist with activities during the day with older adults or do some on your own if desired!  Recreation Therapy has programming Mon-Fri 9am-5pm and Sat-Sun 2pm-4:30pm. We are looking for volunteers to assist with activities during any of those times and are flexible to fit your schedule. Volunteers will have the opportunity to assist in activities such as table games, patio time, reading groups, crafts, musical programming, movies, exercise groups, painting nails, wheelchair walks, and much more! We also always need assistance with sanitizing supplies/materials or prepping activities in the Recreation Therapy office if interested.

We require all volunteers to do a application, background check, short orientation and have a recent TB test(can be done at our facility) before starting.  Join us at Mulder in providing happiness, fresh air, and joy to our residents this summer!

Lakeview Health Center provides specialized long term care and rehabilitation for adults with various mental, cognitive and health related challenges. Volunteers are needed to assist staff with programs or to engage residents in one to one activities. Volunteer hours are flexible with varied opportunities to fit your needs. 

Volunteer needs and ideas include:

* Assist with programs such as crafts, baking, Bingo, etc.

* One to one visits

* Play cards and/or games

* Assist with transporting individuals to church and other activities

*Play musical instruments or sing

* Help with community outings (shopping, dining, etc)

*Manicures

*Take individuals for outdoor/indoor walks

*Read to residents

*Help with holiday parties

*Teach or share a hobby or craft

* Reminisce with residents...and learn a great deal from them!

*Feel free to share your ideas.

-- Project Management from start to finish

-- Promotion and Advertising

-- Students will have the opportunity to meet and work with business leaders and community members

-- Work with an organization that has a high profile and support in the community

-- Learn how a not-for-profit is organized and managed

-- Learn production of concerts, pre-concert, at-concert and post-concert

-- Great “hands-on” experience to put on your resume, along with meeting people that can influence your career

We promote diversity and inclusivity in area workplaces and communities; we offer trainings focused on workplace issues.

We provide volunteers to assist elderly people in Monroe County. Our volunteers are from the local community and churches within Monroe County to serve our neighbors in need of assistance. The services are provided at no charge with donations appreciated.

We are a local non-profit caring for and rescuing animals from suffering and cruelty. Our primary emphasis is to provide care for domestic cats and dogs until 'forever homes' are found. We enhance the lives of our pets and people through education and adoption.

We are a non-profit working in training service dogs to address the needs of individuals with seizures, hearing impairments, diabetes, physical disabilities, and autism.

Interested?

Visit http://www.mda.org/volunteer and indicate that you are interested in being a summer camp volunteer!

Questions? Contact:

Mallory Williams or Kim Richfield

262-432-7992

Mwilliams@mdausa.org

Krichfield@mdausa.org

Need someone to evaluate our IT needs, make recommendations for hardware & software & security. All on a volunteer basis.

General Description: The general responsibilities of the tutors are to provide a fun learning atmosphere for children in grades 5 thru 8. Must be able to or at least be open to working with children as you will be assisting them in Sports (coaching, skills leading, instruction) & Trauma Relationship Coaching (social-emotional learning) and various other activities. Complete the program specifics for Trauma Relationship Coaching. 

Specific Duties:

1. Provide academic, social, and emotional assistance to students as needed.

2. Help students develop positive attitudes toward learning and studying.

3. Serve as a role model, establish and maintain rapport with the assigned student(s).

4. Help students develop a high level of motivation in academic areas.

5. Safely transport students to and from school and practice site as necessary. (Driver’s License required)

General Requirements:

1. Be apart of certification training for Trauma Relationship Coaches.

2. Confidentiality is a must!

3. Must be courteous, pleasant, prompt, reliable, and well organized.

4. Must be able to create a positive and effective working relationship with younger students.

5. Must be able to work between the hours of 4pm-8pm or/and flexible hours (during tournament days).

6. Tutors must provide their own transportation.

Male athletes of color from Western Technical College are encouraged to apply!

The Place of Grace hosts meals on a regular basis.  Volunteers will get to prepare meals for guests, serve meals to guests, display hospitality to guests, and help clean up after the meals.  

Our greatest needs are Tuesday from 9a-1pm and Thursdays from 5-6:30pm.

Sacred Grounds Coffee Sanctuary provides warm space, coffee, and more for people who are unsheltered/homeless. We are currently open Tuesday and Thursday mornings.

 Volunteers are needed to assist in welcoming people and caring for the various parts of the Coffee Sanctuary (donated clothes/blankets/goods, coffee/snacks, cleanup, etc).

As more volunteers are available additional days can be opened.

Help collect excess food from Whitney Dining Hall and feed people, not landfills! All collections are directly donated to Hunger Task Force. Recoveries are Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4PM and usually last about 30-45 minutes. Limited to enrolled UW La Crosse student volunteers. Please meet in Whitney lobby at 4PM if interested!

If you or anyone you know are interested,Coulee Reading Center is looking to grow it's Board of Directors. We meet once a month on the second Monday, at 5:45 for 1-11/2 hours. If you are passionate about Literacy in the Coulee region please consider joining us.

Assisting in preparing, cooking, and cleaning up from meals for children at camp.

This position will include working along side our Director to promote the Center, compile our business directory, help create fundraisers, etc.

RAVE*Recovery Avenue is a peer driven, recovery focused drop in center for adults living in mental health and/or substance use recovery. RAVE provides a variety of activities, support groups, weekly meals and peer specialists to help individuals learn about recovery and develop healthy coping strategies. RAVE is always in need of volunteers who are willing to run a special activity (arts and crafts, writing groups, yoga, meditation, etc) or are just willing to provide support to RAVE when it is busiest. Volunteers will be required to complete a volunteer application and pass a caregiver background check prior to volunteering. 

When donations come into the store we need people to help sort the items.

Make a Difference…
Be a Long Term Care Volunteer Ombudsman

Advocates are WANTED and NEEDED in nursing homes! You can be qualified as a representative of the Board on Aging & Long Term Care in the role of a Volunteer Ombudsman. You can make a difference in the lives of people living in area nursing homes.

Western Dairyland Fresh Start is currently seeking volunteers to help at our construction site. Experience in construction is preferred, but not necessary as volunteers will be assisting with general construction duties. Volunteers will also help to oversee the Fresh Start youth and keep them on task with the help of our site supervisor. The youth are at the construction site Monday through Thursday from 8am to 4pm, located this year in Fall Creek, and we can work around your schedule! Any help you can provide would be appreciated.

Fresh Start is always looking for people to speak to the Fresh Start youth about their career! As part of our career development initiative, we try to introduce our participants to different career paths that they might be interested in pursuing. During these presentations we typically discuss the schooling one would need for this career, job opportunities and outlook, pros and cons of the career, and anything of the sort. This program is based out of our Eau Claire office. Any help you can provide would be appreciated.

A Snow Saint is a volunteer who will shovel or treat sidewalk, driveway within 24 hours of a winter event.  We match volunteers with a person who needs help keeping snow or ice clear of walkways. 

Time frame is winter until spring 2017-2018 in La Crosse, Onalaska, Holmen, French Island, West Salem

The Warehouse (a program of the Warehouse Alliance) stocks over 75 sodas from around the world, including sodas from Japan, Germany, Mexico, Ireland, England, Canada, and Thailand. Soda Bartenders serve customers during shows, assist with stocking product, and general clean up after shows. 

 Hours and days vary depending on show schedules. 

Historic Hixon House is open Memorial day through the fall. We would love to have new faces as a docent- or a tour guide. We'll provide training and materials- dress in period costume if you like. You can volunteer one day a week, twice a month, once a month- whatever fits your schedule! 

Hixon House is open Tuesday- Saturday 10am-2pm. 

We have individuals on our Needs List in La Crosse County who are waiting for a volunteer match!

Most needs take about an hour of your time and vary from visiting, going out in the community, helping with errands or grocery shopping.  Most common areas of service are La Crosse and Onalaska.

Make-A-Wish® grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. From our humble beginnings with one boy’s wish to be a police officer, we have evolved to be one of the world’s leading children’s charities, serving children in every community in the United States and its territories. With the help of generous donors and more than 25,000 volunteers, Make-A-Wish grants a wish somewhere in the country every 38 minutes.

A Wish Granter will meet with the child and his/her family to help determine the child’s most heartfelt wish while planning special enhancements throughout the wish process. Wish Granters work in teams of two or three alongside Make-A-Wish staff to ensure every eligible child’s wish comes true.

We are in need of Wish Granters throughout the whole state of Wisconsin, especially in the Northern half of the state. If you are interested in the opportunity, please reach out to Jenni to get started.

We are looking for a "crew" of about 2-3 people to come in and paint the walls of our club.  They all are white from top to bottom with a few windows and bulletin boards to work around.  Otherwise, pretty basic.  

In our busy active Club we have approximately 100 or more people though it each day.  This means we need to repaint the interior of the building approximately every 3-4 years.

Need volunteers to paint the interior of the building, while the children are not here.  Which would be before 2:30 pm on school days.

We can use you to paint a small or large room depending on the time you have available.  We provide all painting supplies.

In our busy active Club we have approximately 100 or more people though it each day.  This means we are always cleaning.  While we take care of the day to day needs we are always in need of helping hands to do spring and fall type cleaning jobs.  

Cleaning vents, baseboards, edges.  Move furniture and clean behind it.  Clean furniture, organize toys and games.  Organize art supplies.  We have both hard labor jobs and light/no lifting jobs

Need volunteers to do while the children are not here.  Which would be before 2:30 pm on school days.

We provide all cleaning supplies.

Assist our Club staff member (Kids Cafe Cook) in preparing, serving and/or cleaning up our daily meal.  We serve a hot after school meal to approximately 100 children every school day.

May help with many different tasks under the direction of the cook.

Volunteer must have safety in mind at all time.

Assist with set up and clean up of the dining room.  

We welcome help anytime we are preparing meals for Club members.  The most helpful shifts are Monday - Friday from 2:00 - 5:00 pm.  You many volunteer for 1-3 hours per day.

Children welcome with volunteers if they are age 7 or older.

Spend time reading with children.  Allow them to read to you, for better reading skills.  Assist with a homework area of your choice, science, math, reading, English, social studies.  Work under supervision of a Club staff member.

Purpose:    To assist a youth in a subject area needed while instilling a sense of competency, usefulness, belonging and influence.

 Reading Homework Assistant :  must have safety in mind at all times; relate to staff what progress the youth is making; and relate to staff what additional assistance is needed.

Assist with set up and clean up of the homework room.  

We welcome help anytime we are open for Club members.  They most helpful shifts are Monday - Friday from 3:45 p - 4:45 pm and/or 4:45 pm to 5:45 pm

Children welcome with volunteers if they are age 7 or older.

Purpose:    To assist in the teaching of a craft or skill to youth that will promote a sense of competency, usefulness, belonging and influence.

You must have safety in mind at all times; and support the Club Staff Member leading Arts and Crafts.

Assist with set up and clean up of the craft room.  Engage with Club members during the activity assisting them with their creation

We welcome help anytime we are open for Club members.  They most helpful shifts are Monday - Friday from 3:45 p - 4:45 pm and/or 4:45 pm to 5:45 pm

Children welcome with volunteers if they are age 7 or older.

Purpose:    To teach a musical skill to youth that will promote a sense of competency, usefulness, belonging and influence.

The Music Leader:  must have safety in mind at all times; relate to staff what age group and instruments they can teach; relate to staff what supplies are needed two weeks in advance; and relate to staff what assistance is needed.

We welcome any musical teaching.  The Club owes approximately 6 guitars and 3 keyboards.  At our teen center we have a drum set and digital art studio, so club members can record their music

We welcome help anytime we are open for Club members.  They most helpful shifts are Monday - Friday from 3:45 p - 4:45 pm and/or 4:45 pm to 5:45 pm

Children welcome with volunteers if they are age 7 or older.

Assist Club Staff is supervision of the Game Room.  Room had board games, pool, air hockey, fuse-ball and carpet ball.  Engage with Club members, play games with them.

Purpose:    To aide the program staff in providing fun, safe, and challenging activities that instill a sense of competency, usefulness, belonging and influence.

 The Game Room Aide must: have safety in mind at all times; have the ability to mediate conflicts; have the ability to “play” with youth; have the ability to relate to youth the consequences of their decisions; and relate to staff what additional assistance, supplies, and guidelines are needed.

We welcome help anytime we are open for Club members.  They most helpful shifts are Monday - Friday from 3:45 p - 4:45 pm and/or 4:45 pm to 5:45 pm

Children welcome with volunteers if they are age 7 or older.