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New Hope Presbyterian Church volunteers are our volunteers of the week!

Volunteers from New Hope Presbyterian Church, a neighbor to Preble High School, have dedicated one day a month during the school year to provide a pizza lunch, desserts, and drinks to the students at the school. During these events, more than 20 volunteers gather to set up, pick up pizzas every 30 minutes for more than three hours, meet at tables with the students, and then clean up to get ready for a new round of students that come the next lunch hour. In addition to food, this effort brings much-needed relational and social connection that many teenagers in our community lack. Many of these volunteers are retirees, so they bring not only a listening ear, but they provide a bridge in the generational gap. They have provided pizza and purpose for over 10,000 students over the course of this outreach!

This group of volunteers has faithfully served generations of Preble students and has invited Young Life Green Bay to serve alongside them. Staff at Young Life have been inspired at how this group truly cares for the teenagers they are serving, and they have been able to invite kids to Young Life to continue building relationships outside of a lunch hour and provide safe spaces for teenagers to grow. The New Hope volunteer group has found ways to meet and mentor the next generation instead of sitting back and complaining about them. They saw a need and found a creative way to step into the world of teenagers and make a difference with their time, talent, and treasure. Thank you, New Hope volunteers, for all you do to serve and connect with these young people!

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To honor outstanding contributions to our community, the Volunteer Center of Brown County and Wisconsin Public Service (WPS) will once again present the WPS Volunteer Awards on Thursday, April 25 at the Lambeau Field Atrium!

Individuals and groups of volunteers will be recognized across eight categories: Youth, Adult, Volunteer in Education, Small Group, Large Group, Volunteer Leadership, Arts and Culture, and Heart of Gold Lifetime Achievement.

Please join the celebration at this always-inspiring breakfast event!

For more information and to find a registration link, click the button below. Registration closes Friday, April 5.

PLEASE NOTE:

If you nominated an individual or group for this year's awards, please remember to send a photo to awards@volunteergb.org by

Friday, March 29. Thank you!

EggStravaganZoo - March 30

Celebrate spring at the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park during EggStravaganZoo! Volunteers are needed to supervise candy stations, games, and activities; serve as costume mascots, like the EggStravaganZoo Bunny; and more. Volunteer positions are outdoors, unless otherwise indicated. Please come dressed for the weather and prepared to be outside. Event is held rain or shine. Shifts vary, but fall between 8:30 am-2:30 pm. Volunteers ages 8-14 must be signed up with an adult or a chaperone aged 16 or above.

NEW Zoo & Adventure Park - Angela Kawski

920-662-2405, volunteer@newzoo.org

Broadway District Lunchtime Trashforce - April 2 and May 7

Help keep the Broadway District clean by volunteering to pick up trash around the neighborhood on the first Tuesday of every month! Lunch will be provided from Glass Nickel Pizza. Supplies, such as gloves, trash bags, and trash grabbers, will be provided. Shift: 12:00-1:00 pm each day.

On Broadway, Inc. - Betsy Sorensen

920-569-3489, betsy@onbroadway.org

Brat Fry - April 6

Volunteers are needed at Festival Foods East to prepare or serve food. This fundraiser supports veteran and child advocacy groups in the community. Shift: 10:00 am-6:00 pm. Youth volunteers must be accompanied by an adult.

Green Bay Area Exchange Club - Nancy Loberger

920-621-3439, gbexchange@yahoo.com

Spring Mediator Training - April 8-11

The Mediation Center offers a mediator training session twice each year in the spring and fall. The number of accepted applications is limited to 10. No fee is charged for those who will volunteer to mediate for them at least once a month for one year. Sessions: 8:30 am-2:30 pm. Minimum age: 18.

The Mediation Center of Greater Green Bay - Vicki Marotz

920-438-7067, director@mediationggb.org

Downtown Green Bay International Food Tour - April 9

Eight authentic restaurants will participate in this event, which invites guests to try samples of cuisine from around the world while staying right here in downtown! Volunteers will be assigned to one of eight stops to help punch passports, welcome guests, and assist as needed. Shift: 4:30-8:00 pm. Minimum age: 16.

Downtown Green Bay, Inc. - Katie Kamin

920-393-7878, katie@downtowngreenbay.com

CASA Volunteer Virtual Info Sessions - April 9, 17, and 25

All it takes is one person. Can you lend a voice? Volunteers are invited to join Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Brown County for a 30-minute virtual information session to learn how. CASA provides a voice for children who have experienced abuse and/or neglect and who are under the legal protection of the court system. Children with a CASA volunteer are more likely to report higher levels of hope, get help with other services, and spend less time living in foster care. From a CASA youth: "He's the only person who believes in me." YOU can help change a child's story! Sessions: April 9 and 17, 5:30 pm; April 25, 12:00 pm. Minimum age: 21.

CASA of Brown County - Eileen Metzler

920-393-9771, eileen@casabc.org

Sound the Alarm, Save a Life - April 13

Home fires claim seven lives every day, but having working smoke alarms can cut the risk of death by half. That’s why the American Red Cross is rallying volunteers to install free smoke alarms as part of our nationwide Sound the Alarm events. Join them and form teams with existing Red Cross volunteers to install free smoke alarms in the Green Bay area. All installations are appointment-based. Training, tools, and lunch will be provided. Individuals as young as 16 may volunteer with a consent form from their parent or legal guardian and the supervision of an adult. Shift: 8:00 am-3:00 pm. Click here to register. The Red Cross can perform a free fire safety visit and install a free smoke alarm in your home. Click here for more information.

American Red Cross - Lee Borofka

920-737-9974, lee.borofka@redcross.org

Broadway District Evening Trashforce - April 15, May 20, and June 17

Help keep the Broadway District clean by volunteering to pick up trash around the neighborhood on the third Monday of every month! Dinner will be provided. Please comment with any dietary restrictions at the time of sign-up. Supplies, such as gloves, trash bags, and trash grabbers, will be provided. One-hour shifts each evening.

On Broadway, Inc. - Betsy Sorensen

920-569-3489, betsy@onbroadway.org

Trash Bash - April 18

Celebrate Earth Day 2024 a few days early with the Annual Trash Bash! Help pick up the litter in the Downtown and Olde Main Street districts to keep our community looking its best. Meet at Whitney Park for supplies and maps of each clean-up zone. Return when you are finished with your zone to receive some treats and your choice of beverage from The Attic. Shift: 1:00-3:00 pm.

Downtown Green Bay, Inc. - Jenny VandenLangenberg

920-676-9363, jenny@downtowngreenbay.com

Spring Clean-Up On Broadway - April 22

The Broadway District needs to do some spring cleaning! Help them trim trees, pull weeds, sweep up leaves and debris from winter, and clean out tree boxes to get the district looking its best for spring. Shifts: 10:00 am-12:00 pm, 12:00-2:00 pm, and 2:00-4:00 pm.

On Broadway, Inc. - Betsy Sorensen

920-569-3489, betsy@onbroadway.org

Interim Housing Support Staff - April 25

Newcap, Inc. will be having an all-staff meeting for additional training and time to bond. They need a volunteer or team of volunteers to be present in case of emergency while the staff are away. Doing a craft, baking something, etc., is fine. Shift: 7:00 am-4:30 pm. Minimum age: 18.

Newcap, Inc. - Diana Bushman

920-373-0050, dianabushman@newcap.org

Fox-Wolf Watershed Cleanup - May 4

Join the largest volunteer trash cleanup in northeast Wisconsin! Choose from over 65 locations across the region. They will provide the supplies; you provide the energy. Help them remove over 7,000 pounds of trash from our parks and waterways! Shift: 9:30-11:30 am. Minors should be accompanied by adults.

Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance - Sharon Cook

920-858-3982, sharon@fwwa.org

Run for the Roses Wine Walk - May 4

Sign up to help at On Broadway's annual Kentucky Derby-themed wine walk! You can choose to assist with check-in, monitor the build-your-own-bouquet table, serve wine at a business, or help tend to the VIP party. Shifts: 12:45-5:00 pm (check-in, flower table, wine servers) and 3:45-7:00 pm (VIP party attendants).

On Broadway, Inc. - Betsy Sorensen

920-569-3489, betsy@onbroadway.org

Volunteer Training - May 8-June 12

As a volunteer, you can make all the difference for a child who has experienced abuse and/or neglect in your community. Children in foster care who have a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer are more likely to get help with other services, report higher levels of hope, and spend less time living in foster care. The journey to becoming a CASA volunteer is both life-changing and life-affirming, because they know that the children they work with will benefit greatly from your friendship, your support, and your time. Just as important, you will gain the personal satisfaction of helping a child today and making a difference for years to come. Join their next training class of CASA volunteers! Class starts online May 8, with in-person sessions on June 5 and 12, 8:30 am -3:30 pm. Minimum age: 21.

CASA of Brown County - Eileen Metzler

920-393-9771, eileen@casabc.org

Girls on the Run Celebration 5K - May 18

Volunteers will help with 5K race-day needs. Opportunities include set-up, pre-race activities, course guide, and finish line refreshments. Shifts: 7:00-9:00 am (set-up, registration), 8:00-9:00 am (pre-race activities), 8:30-10:30 am (course guide), and 9:00-11:00 am (finish line refreshments). Minimum age: 10.

Girls on the Run Northeast Wisconsin - Kathy Olson

920-209-5866, kathy.olson@girlsontherun.org

Operation Guardian Angel 5K/10K - May 27

Volunteers are needed to assist with race-day set-up, direct runners at turns on the race course, help with the water stations, and assist with clean-up when the race is complete. Shifts: 7:00-9:00 am (set-up), 9:00-11:00 am (race course help), and 11:00 am-12:00 pm (clean-up).

myTeam Triumph Wisconsin Chapter - Luke Van Handel

920-841-2864, lvanhandel@myteamtriumph-wi.org

Meeting Set-Up and Take-Down

Help with set-up and take-down for early morning, midday or afternoon meetings. Set-up would include gathering materials and supplies, moving chairs and tables, setting out meeting supplies and food, making coffee, and other miscellaneous tasks. The typical set-up is for 10-25 people. Training and checklists will be provided. Both one-time and recurring volunteers are welcome. Possible shifts before and after meetings: 6:30-7:15 am, 9:15-11:00 am, 11:30 am-1:00 pm. Minimum age: 18.

Achieve Brown County - Michelle Korth

920-593-1055, mkorth@achievebrowncounty.org

Friendly Hospice Visitors

Volunteers are the HEART of hospice. Aurora Home Hospice is looking for kind, caring individuals to provide companionship to their patients in end-of-life care. Patients are in care facilities and homes throughout the Green Bay area, so there is likely a person in need conveniently close to you. A visit brightens their day and lightens your heart.

As a hospice visit volunteer you may:

• Provide active listening and a caring presence
• Read a book or listen to their favorite music
• Play games or take walks as they are able
• Participate in life review or just hear their stories
• Be present while a caregiver takes a break
• Remember special days
• Laugh with them
• Or just hold their hand while they rest

Training is provided so you can be confident and comfortable in doing an excellent job as a companion volunteer. No patient cares are involved. You will develop soft social skills such as active listening and empathetic companionship in a health care setting. This can reflect well on a resume.

Safety is the top priority, so a background check and health history will need to be completed. All Aurora employees, including volunteers, are required to be vaccinated for flu during flu season. If you are interested in doing something that will give back and be a heart-expanding experience, contact Lexi below. Shifts: Volunteers typically visit with a patient once a week for 1-2 hours. Scheduling is flexible. Minimum age: 18.

Aurora at Home Hospice - Lexi Pirman

920-627-5306, lexi.pirman@aah.org

Family Interaction Volunteers

Volunteers assist the department by providing supervision to children that are in out-of-home care during scheduled visits with their parents. The assigned volunteer is responsible for providing a safe, physically and emotionally secure environment during the visit. Visits typically occur at the Family Center or the department. The volunteer’s time commitment is flexible and determined by the hours they want to work and the available assignments. Typically, the volunteer supervises the same family on the same day and time each week.

Flexible shifts, but a three-month commitment is requested to limit the number of volunteers to whom children are exposed. Minimum age: 18.

Brown County Volunteer Services - Judy Tilque

920-621-4160, judith.tilque@browncountywi.gov

Volunteer Drivers

Brown County Health and Human Services relies heavily on the assistance of their volunteer drivers. Those willing to help typically assist with transporting children and families safely to and from authorized visits and appointments. Examples of types of assistance include:

• Bringing children that reside in out-of-home care to scheduled visits with their parents
• Transporting a family lacking a safe/stable vehicle to an appointment
• Picking a child up from school.

Flexible shifts depending on volunteers' schedule. Minimum age: 18.

Brown County Volunteer Services - Judy Tilque

920-621-4160, judith.tilque@browncountywi.gov

Donation Processors

Help is needed with checking, cleaning, and marking store codes on donated items, then placing and organizing items in the thrift store. Volunteers are also needed to help check shoppers out. Weekday shifts: 9:00 am-12:00 pm and 12:00-4:00 pm. Minimum age: 13.

Community Benefit Tree - Kim Van Berkel

920-422-1919, office@communitybenefittree.org

Volunteer Drivers

Curative Connections' affordable door-to-door transportation service for adults 60 years and older and people with disabilities has been around for over 50 years, helping thousands of people in our community remain independent. The success of their service has been largely dependent on its volunteer drivers. Help them continue to make a difference in our community by assisting those in need lead a more fulfilling and self-sufficient lifestyle! Shifts: 7:30-11:30 am and 12:30-4:30 pm. Minimum age: 18.

Curative Connections - Brenda Jordan

920-593-3535, bjordan@curativeconnections.org

Thrift Store Assistants

De Pere Christian Outreach Thrift Store is looking for friendly, reliable volunteers to help with various departments, including cashiering/bagging, intake (accepting and processing donations), clothing, domestics, household, toys, seasonal, books, and music and media. Shifts: weekdays, 9:00 am-12:00 pm and 12:00-3:00 pm; Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 3:00-6:30 pm; and Saturdays, 9:00 am-12:00 pm. Minimum age: 14.

De Pere Christian Outreach - Amy Murphy

920-655-5758, amurphydpco@outlook.com

Science and Engineering Kit Refurbishment

As a volunteer with the Einstein Project, you will be involved in refurbishing STEM kits for classroom use. By refurbishing these kits, you play a vital role in ensuring that students have access to high-quality educational resources. Your tasks may include cleaning, repairing, and organizing materials, ensuring that each kit is in excellent condition for students to learn from. Your attention to detail and dedication will directly contribute to the success of STEM education in our local schools. Flexible shifts between 8:00 am-4:00 pm. Minimum age: 16.

Einstein Project - Elizabeth Mayenschein

920-884-8800, elizabeth@einsteinproject.org

Early Education Classroom Grandparents

Classroom grandparents make a difference in a child’s life while also earning a tax-free hourly stipend. Volunteering takes place in an assigned classroom at one of seven five-star-rated Encompass centers in Brown County. The Foster Grandparent Program joins together two generations, enhancing the quality of life for seniors by giving them a sense of purpose, while also giving children a consistent grandparent figure who encourages them in social play and classroom activities. Volunteers need to meet limited income guidelines as required by AmeriCorps Seniors (the program’s funding source). Shifts: minimum five hours per week, flexible school-day hours. Minimum age: 55.

Encompass Early Education & Care - Deb Johnson

920-785-9710, djohnson@encompasswi.org

Side Walkers and Horse Leaders

Side walkers walk alongside the horse and rider and assist in keeping that rider safe during their session. Following direction from a therapist, side walkers may be asked to engage with their riders and assist in therapeutic activities unique to each rider. Side walkers also assist in sanitizing equipment after each session including helmets, belts, toys, and therapy equipment.

Horse leaders control the equine during therapy and adaptive riding sessions and, with direction from the therapist or instructor, are responsible for maintaining a safe and effective session. Horse leaders must have previous horse experience through riding lessons, owning or leasing a horse, or other comparable experiences. Duties include leading the equine during sessions, grooming, tacking and untacking, bringing in or turning out horses, basic barn chores, and other duties as needed. Shifts: 10:30 am-6:30 pm (Mondays), 11:30 am-6:00 pm (Tuesdays), 9:00 am-7:00 pm (Wednesdays), 10:30 am-7:00 pm (Thursdays), and 9:00-11:30 am (second Friday of each month). Minimum age: 14.

Exceptional Equestrians - Anna Splan

920-347-3174, asplan@exceptionalequestrians.org

Education Volunteers

Do you have a passion for education? How about being outdoors surrounded by plants? Green Bay Botanical Garden is seeking enthusiastic members of our community to volunteer in their Education Department! They have opportunities for youth education tour guides, adult tour guides, story time readers, class assistants, and more. Training is provided, and no prior education experience is required. Various shifts from May-October, weekdays and occasional weekends. Minimum age: 16.

Green Bay Botanical Garden - Kate Martin

920-593-5686, kmartin@gbbg.org

Gardening Volunteers

Join the horticulture team at Green Bay Botanical Garden! Don’t let a lack of gardening experience hold you back. Their horticulture staff will work alongside you, making sure you are comfortable with your task and answering any questions you may have. No tools are required, just bring gardening gloves. They have successfully turned many brown thumbs green! Shifts: 8:00-10:00 am, 10:30 am-12:00 pm, or 8:00 am-12:00 pm. Minimum age: 16.

Green Bay Botanical Garden - Kate Martin

920-593-5686, kmartin@gbbg.org

Spring Cleaners

Help get Heritage Hill State Historical Park ready for opening day on May 1! They are looking for volunteers to help clean the historic buildings throughout the park (dusting, vacuuming, etc.), as well as assist with spring grounds clean-up, like raking and garden prep. This is a great opportunity for groups, whether you’re a company team looking to get out of the office or a high school or college club looking to give back to the community. Various flexible weekday shifts. Individuals ages 16-17 may volunteer with a group and adult supervision, ages 18 and older may volunteer individually.

Heritage Hill State Historical Park - Claire Gwaltney

920-448-5150, claire@heritagehillgb.org

Digital File and Email Organizers

JOSHUA needs help organizing their Google drive and emails. They would like volunteers to go through old emails and label/categorize accordingly, as well as organize Google drive files for easier access. Shifts: can be done on your own time.

JOSHUA - Caitlin Haynes

920-301-0022, joshua4justice@gmail.com

Social Media Assistance

The social media volunteer will assist with maintaining community engagement through social media. This will involve posting on various platforms one or two times per week and helping to monitor platforms for messages. Flexible shifts. Minimum age: 18.

Journey to Adult Success - Eunice White

920-609-5071, ewhite@journeytoadultsuccess.com

Community Arts Advocates

Mosaic Arts Inc. is looking for volunteers to help grow their team of arts advocates. They host three large events per year and several smaller outreach events that require general volunteer help. They are also strengthening their board and subcommittees, seeking specifically those with fundraising skills, events management skills, and volunteer organizational skills. Have fun sharing your creativity and arts-related passions and ideas! Various shifts. Minimum age: 14.

Mosaic Arts Inc. - Lori Cuene

920-819-7716, lmcuene@gmail.com

Gallery Interpreter (Docent)

Share and explain information about an assigned gallery/exhibit to museum visitors using collections-based objects and activities at a touch table to enhance visitor engagement and learning. Shifts: 10:00 am-1:00 pm or 1:00-4:00 pm (Saturdays), 1:00-4:00 pm (Sundays). Minimum age: 18.

Neville Public Museum - Ali Smurawa

920-448-7840, ali.smurawa@browncountywi.gov

Pet Therapy

There are many physical and mental health benefits for New Day's guests when they connect and interact with animals. Calm, well-trained, lovable pets are wanted for half-hour onsite visits. No certification or license is needed for pet therapy dogs.

New Day Women's Center - Angela Cheslock

920-857-2025, acheslock@newdaywc.org

Custom-Built Shelving Project Helpers

Volunteers are needed to build floor-to-ceiling shelving for food pantry, hygiene products, and household goods storage. This will be secured to a brick wall. Please bring tools. Donations of lumber are welcome! Flexible shifts through March.

New Day Women's Center - Angela Cheslock

920-857-0628, acheslock@newdaywc.org

Facility Volunteers

Volunteers are needed to welcome and interact with guests; assist guests with various tasks, information, and resources; play games, facilitate activities or even classes; assist with lunch; do light cleaning and organizing of donated items/food pantry; and answer the phone. Weekday shifts: 8:45-11:30 am or 11:15 am-2:15 pm. Minimum age: 18.

New Day Women's Center - Angela Cheslock

920-857-0628, acheslock@newdaywc.org

Meal Volunteers for Women at Risk

Volunteers may choose between preparing a meal and staying to enjoy time with guests or dropping it off. Volunteers may also choose to send a delivery or give a gift card for a grocery store or restaurant. Shifts: 11:30 am-12:30 pm. Minimum age: 16.

New Day Women's Center - Angela Cheslock

920-857-0628, acheslock@newdaywc.org

Shower Truck

Newcap is opening a shower truck and will need volunteers to man it. This is going to be a place for unhoused individuals to come and shower. Newcap will need people to help with cleaning and making sure that the clients are getting what they need for the shower, etc. Flexible shifts. Minimum age: 18. 

Newcap, Inc. - Diana Bushman

920-277-0616, dianabushman@newcap.org

Workshop Facilitators

Newcap needs individuals or groups to do various workshops with residents at their CABA (Center for Advocating, Believing and Achieving) shelter. They are looking for classes on cooking (on a budget), budgeting, parenting, art, etc. These workshops will assist residents in expanding their horizons and giving them a strong foundation to succeed outside the shelter. Flexible times. Minimum age: 18. 

Newcap, Inc. - Diana Bushman

920-373-0050, dianabushman@newcap.org

Farmers' Market on Broadway

Volunteers are needed for a variety of roles every Wednesday from May 22-September 25:

• Beverage tent - Serve and pour alcoholic beverages; requires cash- and card-handling.
• Info booth - Sit under the info booth tent and assist marketgoers, hand out maps, and help with other general information.
• Set-up crew - Assist with set-up of the market (tents, garbage cans, banners, etc.); this is outdoor work and lifting is required.
• Tear-down crew - Assist with clean-up of the market (garbage, tents, banners, etc.); this is outdoor work and lifting is required.

Shifts through August: 2:45-5:30 pm (beverage tent first shift), 5:15-8:00 pm (beverage tent second shift), 3:00-8:00 pm (info booth), 12:30-3:00 pm (set-up crew), and 7:45-9:30 pm (tear-down crew). Must be 18 or older for beverage tent shifts.

On Broadway, Inc. - Betsy Sorensen

920-569-3489, betsy@onbroadway.org

Outreach Volunteers

Want to help fight fraud in the Medicare system and protect beneficiaries from being victims of scams? You're invited to join the Senior Medicare Patrol volunteer team. Through outreach, they educate Medicare beneficiaries, their families, and caregivers on how to prevent healthcare fraud and provide tips on how they can protect themselves. SMP volunteers staff booths at health fairs/senior expos/resource events or give small group presentations. Make an important difference in your community by stepping forward and taking a stand against fraud. Various shifts.

Senior Medicare Patrol - Molly Kelly

888-818-2611, molly.kelly@gwaar.org

Breakfast Servers

St. John’s Ministries is actively seeking individuals to join their breakfast team and contribute to their volunteer efforts. What does breakfast serving entail? Use the supplies they have on hand to serve hot and continental breakfast to guests. Some breakfast volunteers prefer to prepare and bring their own already prepared foods in to serve, though that is not required. Possibilities include scrambled/hard boiled eggs, oatmeal, breakfast sandwiches, pancakes, as well as their cold cereals, oatmeal packets, pastries, etc. This key role also provides an opportunity to build rapport with each guest who comes through the food line. Building rapport is a critical part of the mission of St. John’s. Through building rapport, lives are changed. Here is what current volunteer Shari says about why she enjoys this role: “I love serving breakfast because it gives me a chance to start someone’s day on a positive note. I want to serve a breakfast that sets the guest up to have a great day. A fresh breakfast is a way of showing people they are important to me.” Daily shifts (through April 30): 5:30-7:30 am.

St. John's Ministries - Brooke Graham

920-301-0909, bgraham@stjohnsgreenbay.org

Office Assistants

Volunteers will assist The Mediation Center's Family Program manager with paperwork, filing, phone calls, etc. Shifts: once a week (Monday-Thursday), any time between 12:30-3:30 pm. Minimum age: 18.

The Mediation Center of Green Bay - Vicki Marotz

920-438-7067, director@mediationggb.org

Resale Shoppe Volunteers

Unity Resale Shoppe, a part of Unity Hospice, would like volunteers to help with various roles, including accepting, cleaning, and sorting donations; pricing merchandise and staging it on the sales floor; and working the cash register. Shifts: Mondays-Thursdays, 10:00 am-1:00 pm, 1:00-4:00 pm, and 4:00-6:00 pm; Fridays, 10:00 am-1:00 pm and 1:00-4:00 pm; and Saturdays, 10:00 am-2:00 pm. Individuals ages 16-17 are welcome to volunteer with parental consent.

Unity Resale Shoppe, LLC - Paakou Vang

920-339-5501, pvang@unityhospice.org

Animal Counselors and Greeters

The Wisconsin Humane Society-Green Bay Campus is looking for volunteers to help greet people and to help with adoptions at the main shelter and at their off-site adoption center. Various two-hour shifts between 1:00-6:00 pm. Individuals ages 13-15 must be accompanied by an adult. Click here to learn more about their program and how to become a volunteer! 

Wisconsin Humane Society-Green Bay Campus - Katie Gut

920-469-3110, kgut@wihumane.org

Mission: To inform Medicare beneficiaries, their families, and caregivers on how to prevent, detect, and report healthcare fraud, errors, and abuse by providing outreach and education in their communities.

Volunteer:

Help protect Medicare beneficiaries from being victims of scams by educating them, their families, and their caregivers on how to prevent healthcare fraud. Volunteers staff booths at health fairs/senior expos/resource events or give small group presentations. Various shifts.

Contact Molly Kelly at 888-818-2611 or molly.kelly@gwaar.org.

Please consider donating needed items to these area nonprofits. Thank you!