Dress for the weather! We will be tackling some needed spring activities - getting the Ranch ready and having a good time!

Day of Action is an annual United Way day of service. It's a hands-on event that brings our community together on one day as we volunteer side by side and give back to our community.

Day of Action is for everyone: families, neighbors, friends, companies, clubs/groups.

Projects available at:

For more details and to sign up: https://bit.ly/3nbrA1Q

Looking for Meals on Wheels Drivers at our Manitowoc and Reedsville Meal Sites. Each day we deliver meals to the homebound between 11 am - 1 pm. Pickup occurs at the Manitowoc Senior Center or the Senior Apartment Complex in Reedsville with a pre determined route for fastest deliveries. We are currently practicing contactless delivery and have increased all safety measures during the global pandemic. Must be at least 18.

At the ADRC, we are passionate about educating and empowering older adults to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle through our evidence based prevention programs. As a facilitator, you would teach a class once a week for 6 or 7 weeks depending on the class. The class ranges anywhere from 2-2.5 hours and you only need to hold one class to keep your status active. The classes available for teaching are Stepping On - a falls prevention class - and Living Well With Chronic Conditions. Must be at least 18.

Do you enjoy painting, carpentry, landscaping, or maintenance in general? We are looking for a skilled volunteer to help fix up our buildings. Must be at least 21.

We are in need of drivers in the morning from 8:45 -10:00 am or in the afternoon from 2:30 - 4:00pm. Drivers would be dropping off clients at mobile work crews (job sites) and picking them up. If you have a CDL, you could also help us with deliveries and pickups. Must be at least 21.

Ambassadors will assist with helping patients/visitors find their way to their appointments throughout the hospital. You will greet patients at the front entrances, assist with wheelchairs, and walk the patient to the appropriate area for his/her care. Must be at least 14. Contact Patty LeClair at 920-794-5115 or patricia.leclair@aah.org.

The Same Day Surgery Volunteer is part of the Registration Team and works very closely with patients, families & nursing staff. Responsibilities include escorting patients to assigned rooms, orientating patients and their care partners to the Same Day Surgery procedures.

This is a 6-month minimum commitment with one 3-4 hour shift per week. Must be at least 16. Contact Patty LeClair at 920-794-5115 or patricia.leclair@aah.org.

If you are interested in working with patients remotely from home, we could use your assistance in the following programs:

Days and hours to volunteer are flexible; any timeframe between 8:30am and 7:00pm Monday-Friday. We will take as little as one day a week for 3 hours and up to four/five days a week with 4-6 hour timeframes. Onboarding and training provided. Commitment is a minimum of six months. Must be at least 15. Contact Amy Bertotto at amy.bertotto@aah.org.

Aurora Hospice is looking for a kind and social volunteer to call patients and their family on a weekly basis to assure that they have the necessary supplies, medications and/or support. Or just provide a listening ear. No hands-on care. Ability to call patients from the comfort of your own home. Must be at least 18.

We need you!! If a rewarding volunteer opportunity is what you are looking for, this is it. We are looking for companion volunteers to visit with patients in their homes or facilities. A listening ear, a card game a puzzle. Simple things to make a person's day. No hands on care. Training provided. Do you have a few hours a month that you could share with someone? Flexible scheduling.  Must be at least 18.

Are you skilled at creating, sewing or crafting and interested in helping from the comfort of your own home? If so, being a Memory Bear Maker is just for you! We are looking for volunteers to help impact our families by creating memory bears. We provide training, patterns and necessary supplies for the memory bear program, and the families will provide the material for the bears. ** Must reside in Manitowoc County so we can bring the materials for the bear to you.* Must be at least 18.

BBBS is looking for awesome humans who can lend an ear, offer some guidance and friendship to young people throughout Manitowoc County. Contact Denise Wittstock at 920.458.0111 or denise@bbbswishoreline.org.

Big Brothers Big Sisters WI Shoreline is looking for passionate minds who want to help plan the most fun, impactful golf event ever! Fore Kids' Sake will take place Tuesday, August 8, 2023 at Autumn Ridge in Valders. Planning starts in March 2023 so don't wait to reach out and learn more! Please contact Becky Wilhelm at 920.458.0111 or becky@bbbswishoreline.org if you're interested in further details.

Volunteer Ombudsmen make a difference in the lives of nursing home residents by: advocating for residents; being the voice for residents; educating residents, families and staff about resident rights; empowering residents to speak for themselves; listening to the residents; and acting as the eyes and ears of the Regional Ombudsman. Must be at least 18.

Get matched with a mentee and spend 1 hour per week participating in club-based discussions and activities.

CASA Volunteer Advocates go through an initial training before being sworn in and assigned a child. Volunteers get to know the child by talking with everyone involved in that child's life including parents, relatives, foster parents, teachers, medical professionals, attorneys, social workers, and others. Volunteers use this information to inform judges and others of what the child needs and what will be the best permanent home for them via a monthly report. The recommended commitment is 1 hour per week visiting with the child in addition to taking time to connect with other people in the child's life as stated above. Due to the pandemic, visits may be virtual. For more questions, please contact us! Must be at least 21.

Mentors are very core to our SPURS program and truly make a lifelong impact on their kiddos. Mentors meet individually with a session youth and an equine friend. Mentors spend ninety minutes with each youth providing ranch, equine (riding and non-riding) and non-equine opportunities. Must be willing to commit to mentoring for a minimum of one year, typically on a weekly or every other week basis. Schedules remain consistent throughout the school year, summer schedule may not be the same as the school year. Must be at least 18.

List of Descriptions & Requirements (scroll down to the brochure)

Discovery Days (intro day and tour)

Shifts/times are decided between the volunteer and program lead.

We are seeking help at the barn! Looking for a fun way to get your family or team working together? Come join us at the barn for AM or PM (or both) chores! Individuals, families, or small groups of people are welcome. We are a small non-profit organization located in Reedsville, committed to helping a growing community of people who know the positive impact horses can make. We support vulnerable youth and families through equine partnership to creatively address life issues and build healthy relationships with their Creator, Family, Friends and Community. Come and make a difference! We are looking for a minimum of 2x month commitment. If interested, please contact us or check out our website!

Meet with moms and dads to review the pregnancy or parenting lesson they have completed and to build positive relationships. Provide emotional, spiritual and practical support. Shifts are 10:00am-1:00pm or 1:00-5:00pm Monday-Wednesday and 10:00am-2:00pm or 2:00-6:00pm on Thursday. Must be at least 18.

Volunteer opportunities include educating guests as an exhibit representative or in our Land O'Lakes Birthing Barn, setting up for special events in our Conference Center, dishing ice cream in our Ice Cream Acres, assisting with K-12 field trips and bus tours, outside maintenance, etc.

This opportunity would be a great fit for anyone wanting to become a trained Tri Shaw pilot. Cycling Without Age is a proactive program designed to create a world in which the easy access to active citizenship creates happiness among our senior citizens and gives them an opportunity to remain an active part of the local community. Felician Village residents enjoy the fun of riding with the breeze in their hair as they travel around the campus, around our local community, to the waterfront or even to get an ice cream. We have two identical Tri Shaw bikes. As long as you have strong legs and desire to help others, then there is plenty of space for you; couples encouraged to volunteer. We look forward to scheduling summer trips, weather permitting. Pilots must be 18 years of age and follow all safety guidelines.

Felician Village is happy to announce that the Village Market Cafe will be open to the public in the Spring of 2023. Volunteers are needed Monday through Friday 9:30am-1:30pm. Tasks include operate the register, pour coffee, dish out food, bag groceries, clean and sanitize tables. Volunteers will work directly with the Cafe supervisor. Must be at least 18.

This opportunity would be a great fit for individuals with just a casual interest in, or limited availability for volunteering. Occasionally one or more of our previously scheduled volunteers are not able to help with an activity they signed up for. For example, a Tuesday or Thursday morning exercise class, a dice game or Wii Bowling. Also some large group events may not have enough helpers. There are approximately six large events throughout the year. Most all of these activities are held during the day. In this role, you will be asked occasionally to help out, but you will never be obligated.

Are you looking for a rewarding way to put your faith into action? Help our wheelchair-bound seniors attend worship service! Felician Village seeks volunteers to assist wheelchair-bound residents from their rooms to our campus Blessed Angela Chapel for worship services. No lifting and no experience required. All volunteers are trained and given individual guidance. We hope you will join us in providing this labor of love to our residents! Times: Tuesday and/or Thursday mornings, arrive @ 8:50am for a 9:30am service. Must be at least 18.

Drive members to scheduled destinations within Manitowoc County in our new Chevy Equinox. Scheduled trips normally occur Monday-Friday. Hours vary monthly; you provide us your availability. Must be at least 21.

Looking for volunteers to perform minor repairs in Manitowoc County community members' homes. Tasks might include changing lightbulbs/batteries; tightening screws; changing filters; hanging photos; assembling small furniture or equipment; etc. Scheduled at your convenience. May be called upon once per quarter. Must be at least 18.

Looking for a fun way to spend a few hours every week? Come be a barista in our Espresso Connection Coffee Shop. We currently have several shifts available. Looking for once-a-week commitment, 3 to 4-hour shifts.

Join our team of volunteers that help patients and families navigate the hospital campus. It is a great way to stay active while making a difference in the lives of those we serve.

We are looking for friendly and outgoing volunteers that would help keep visitors informed of their loved one's progress while waiting for them during their surgical procedure. In this role you will offer families snacks and keep them comfortable during their stay in our surgery lounge. This commitment is one 4-hour shift per week. Morning and afternoon shifts available.

Do you love helping people? This role is for you at our information desk at Froedtert Holy Family Memorial Hospital. Duties include greeting patients and visitors, answering phones, giving directions, and working with our transport team to be sure the patient gets to their location safely. We are currently in need of afternoon and evening shifts (4:00-6:00pm).

Learn more and sign up to volunteer by clicking on each link above!

Would you like to help tell Hamilton’s story? We are looking to get a few more people able to docent for our small and large group tours. Training is provided to help you make the Hamilton story your own and share it with our visitors. Must be at least 18.

We are looking for younger (not over 65) volunteers to perform general office work, particularly answering the phone Monday-Friday 4-8pm. Any days you could help out would be greatly appreciated!

Shelter Monitor Assistants are needed for the following days/shifts: 8am-noon every other Saturday & Sunday; 4-8pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday.

We are also looking for backups for the following days/shifts: 10am-4pm Monday-Friday; 4-8pm Monday-Friday.

Volunteers will be trained in what is expected during a particular shift. Must be at least 21.

Some miscellaneous duties are cleaning, washing laundry, handy work or organizing the donations that we receive, and special projects.

Plan activities with children and/or families. Play games, do crafts, teach a skill, make a new snack, help with homework, supervise children in the shelter during support group, etc. Activities can be provided by families, adults or groups in the evening, weekends, or during the day in summer.

Assist residents as needed with daily living skills: applying for jobs and housing, making meals, budgeting, etc. Plan activities such as games or crafts for adults. Can be done anytime by individuals, families or groups.

Looking for a maintenance volunteer (or several volunteers) that would be interested in a variety of tasks to help with upkeep of our building and grounds. This could include replacing lightbulbs, furnace filters, etc.; minor repairs in administrative and shelter buildings; ordering building and maintenance supplies; picking up food orders; shelving donated items in storeroom and rotating stock; sweeping near entryways and outside sitting areas; filling toilet paper, paper towel and soap dispensers; other maintenance duties as assigned. Must be at least 18.

Are you calm under difficult situations? Are you skilled at offering support to those who have experienced trauma? We are looking for volunteers to be on call for two 12-hour shifts per month to provide crisis intervention and support for victims, family members, and friends. Twenty hours of training provided. Must be at least 18.

The basic function of a Dog Walker is to provide exercise and enrichment to the dogs in our care. This primarily includes dog walking and field trips to pre-approved locations. Must be at least 18 and have a valid driver's license.

The basic function of the Data Entry Clerk is to assist shelter staff with data input and update records previously entered into the system. Must have: excellent people skills; strong written and verbal communication skills; the ability to type 35 words per minute; the ability to learn quickly and navigate efficiently through computer software.

Help with general repairs, and other projects on the historic structures at Pinecrest Village. This can include general cleaning, gardening, painting, woodworking, etc. Must be at least 18.

Encourage and support guests in connecting to history in new and hands-on ways in our historic structures of Pinecrest Village. Please note if you have area(s)/building of interest. Training and clothing is provided. Must be at least 18.

The youth involved in the CST program are in need of mentors. This has been one of the most successful services that the CST has offered to our youth, and due to program growth there is a greater need for mentors. Mentors are volunteers who are willing to dedicate one hour or more a week to youth in our community who would benefit from a consistent adult relationship. Must be at least 18.

Volunteer tutors work one-on-one with adults seeking to improve basic literacy and English language skills. Tutoring times are flexible to suit volunteer's availability. Tutors typically spend about 2 hours/week tutoring. No prior tutoring or teaching experience is required - just patience and the desire to help another adult. Training is provided as are all tutoring materials. Must be at least 18.

Open and supervise the Nature Center; maintain a safe environment for visitors; some visitor engagement. Orientation provided. Volunteer application needs to be completed. Must be at least 20.

Tour guides will guide groups of visitors of all ages through the museum on guided tours and engage them in conversations and activities relating to exhibits. Enthusiasm for art and history are required. Tours generally occur during museum open hours, Tuesday through Friday from 10:00am – 4:00pm and weekends from 11:00am to 4:00pm. Primary audiences are grade school children and retired adults but vary by group. Must be at least 18.

Work 1-2 shifts per month from home. Dispatchers answer calls from Fire Departments, Police Departments and clients, offering assistance due to home fires, flooding and natural disasters. Must be at least 18.

Help out at blood drives by checking in donors, giving them their name tag, making sure they have a snack and drink before they leave, making them comfortable and thanking them for saving lives through blood donation.

The Pantry Helper assists clients as they select items from the food pantry. Other duties include stocking shelves/coolers and packing food orders for drive-up pantry clients. You may also be asked to distribute food to clients when they arrive for their drive-up orders. Mondays 9:00am-Noon (stocking and packing only) or 1:00-4:30pm; Tuesdays and Wednesdays 9:00am-Noon or 1:00-4:00pm. Must be at least 18.

Seeking a dynamic individual with a veteran centric mindset to assist the Volunteer Coordinator in scheduling Veteran Honors our Veteran patients we serve. This role consists of making calls and reaching out to veterans and their families on our hospice services to set up and coordinate veteran honor ceremonies.

Some of the duties that the We Honor Veterans Honors Coordinator volunteer would be responsible for would be some of the following:

Every Friday we have BINGO Brunch, where both individuals and businesses can come in, provide light brunch food, and facilitate BINGO. The commitment would be 8:45-11:15am on the Friday of your choosing. Let Megan Marchant know if you or your staff would be interested in participating by emailing her at megmar@two-rivers.org.

Mornings 9:00am-Noon

Contact Mary Omillian at maromi@two-rivers.org or 920-793-5596.

We are looking for help packaging meals for our Home Delivered Meals program and to wash dishes after meals are served. You can help once a week, a few time a month, or any time in between. Hours are 9:45am-12:45pm. Contact Mary Omillian at maromi@two-rivers.org or 920-793-5596.

Driver to deliver meals to seniors. Multiple routes open Monday-Friday at 11:00am. Takes one hour on average. Must be at least 18. Contact Mary Omillian at maromi@two-rivers.org or 920-793-5596.

Drive seniors to appointments on the TRUST Car schedule. Mondays 9:00am-3:00pm and substitutes. Must be at least 18. Contact Mary Omillian at maromi@two-rivers.org or 920-793-5596.

Greet and direct guests to the rooftop bar. Be available to assist with cleanup at the end of the evening. Answer questions and monitor museum entrances and galleries.

Assist with school groups by teaching a program to students, reading books to young children, and/or giving gallery tours (maybe on the submarine too). Shifts and hours will vary depending on group sizes and visit times.

Sit at our Tour Guide desk and help visitors with our new audio tour. Assist them in downloading or using it, give directions for getting into the sub, go over the rules, answer questions, and monitor the security cameras.