Are you looking to get involved this month? Here is a list of a bunch of great Volunteer opportunities you can find in Milwaukee and the towns surrounding this beautiful city! Spring is approaching quickly and there isn’t a better feeling than getting out and volunteering your time.
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity: If you go to Habitat for Humanity’s website you can get all the information on volunteering in Milwaukee. Right on the link you can register to volunteer! Every Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity helps make homeownership and home preservation possible! http://milwaukeehabitat.org/volunteer/opportunities/
Wisconsin Humane Society: Every day, volunteers help improve the lives of animals and they each play a vital role in the success of the shelters which care for nearly 35,000 animals each year. Go to their website to find more information about their volunteer program and how to sign up! http://www.wihumane.org/volunteer/milwaukee
GAB Generations Against Bullying: GAB’s Peer Ambassador Programs are the foundation of their organization. They work to train and encourage schools and students to reduce episodes of bullying every day with an effective, positive, non-threatening approach. Find out more and apply to become a Peer Ambassador at their website! https://gabnow.org/
ALS Association of Wisconsin Chapter: Volunteers are essential to the function and growth of the Wisconsin Chapter, volunteers are always welcome anyone interested in assisting with the Chapter events and day-to-day operations. For an entire list of their opportunities visit… http://www.alsawi.org/volunteer
Second Hand Purrs of Milwaukee: Volunteers are needed for cleaning shifts, open houses, fundraising and much more! It takes a team effort to care for these cants. If you stop into their location you can fill out a sheet to volunteer. Find more information on their website! http://secondhandpurrs.org/volunteer-2/
Ronald McDonald House: The Ronald McDonald House has a lot of different volunteer opportunities from hospitality, kitchen keeper, office assistant, and van drivers. Each of these opportunities is a little but different but you’re able to get involved in whichever way you would prefer. For more information visit their website… https://rmhc-easternwi.org/how-to-help/volunteer/#1468264439494-e923e524-07fe
Canine Cupids: Canine Cupids say “Without volunteers to rely on, it would be IMPOSSIBLE for Canine Cupids to fulfill its mission. As busy as life can be, it can seem hard to find the time to volunteer. However, Keep in mind, volunteering has been shown to deliver benefits such as improved social skills, social recognition, higher self-esteem and better health.” Be sure to help them out this month and visit their website for events and times to volunteer. http://www.caninecupids.org/volunteer.html
Special Olympics Wisconsin: Special Olympics Wisconsin would not exist today and could not have been created without the time, energy, and dedication of thousands of volunteers. Their success is driven by the dedication of our thousands of event volunteers, agency managers, and coaches. If you are seeking a volunteer opportunity that can make a difference in your life and the lives of others! http://www.specialolympicswisconsin.org/get-involved/volunteer/
Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin: Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin volunteers donate time and talent to a variety of programs and departments. This is an overview of some of the areas we use volunteers. Placement is based on our needs, and on your abilities and availability. All volunteers are placed on a first-come, first-served basis. Check more out at their website! https://www.chw.org/ways-to-help/volunteer/volunteer-at-the-hospital/hospital-volunteer-opportunities
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