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Volunteer Opportunities
Donations Needed
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Urgent Need: - Winter coats for men, women and children
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Clothing Needs - please visit here to see this week's current clothing needs for men, women and children
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Pots and pans and kitchen utensils
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Layette items - newborn clothing, baby wash, hooded bath towels, bottles, crib sheets, washclothes, baby lotion
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Children's books for ages 0-3 for the Children's Free Library
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Breakfast items - 5 doz eggs, 1 gal milk, 4 lg cans frozen OJ, 4 lbs bacon
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Lunchmeat, creamer, snack items, fruit (fresh or canned), sugar
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Napkins, kleenex, Lysol spray or wipes
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Shaving razors, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, toothpaste
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Laptop for job-searching
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Leaf Blower
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Furniture - Check here for the items needed
Volunteer Opportunities
Any persons interested in helping or with questions should contact Griselle Cruz, our Community Outreach Coordinator, at 262-549-8726 or by email.
Volunteer Opportunities
- Feeding and cleaning birds in the aviary, once a week for two hours
- Water indoor plants, once a week for one hour
- Spring flower planting in May
- Play bingo with the residents on a Saturday (groups of 2 or more needed)
- Become a regular, friendly visitor
- Lead a Bible Study
- Share a newspaper or magazine with a resident
- Nurture our beautiful plants
- Donate Resources
- Assist with activities such as baking, birthday parties, cooking, bingo, crafts or religious services
- Assist with outings or special events
- Write a letter
- Mend clothing
- Teach a new skill (card playing, knitting, etc.)
- Take walks with residents
- Bring your pet to visit
- Newspaper and mail delivery
- Gift Shop attendants
- Escort residents to/from in-house appointments
Contact Laura Johnson at 262-363-6830 for more information.
 Mukwonago Food Pantry
Volunteer Opportunities
For more info about the food pantry check their website or call 262-363-3452 or email the pantry.
Volunteer Opportunities
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Special Olympics - Help assist residents with Special Olympics practices and meets, 4-8pm and some weekends
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Water therapy - Assist residents with dressing, getting in and out of pool, female required. Tue 10:30-11:30am or Fri 2:00-3:00pm
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Light Maintenance - painting, light carpentry, grounds work/clean-up
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Work Center Assistant - M-F, 8:30am-3:30pm - Set up work areas, move product, stack boxes, count pieces
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Drivers - Drive ministry vehicles to transport residents to various locations in SE WI
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Housekeeping - M-F, 9am-4pm
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Rummage Sale Prep - M-F
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Computer Training - once a week - Train residents in basic use of computers
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Activity Assistant - Play board games, talk with residents, assist Activity Director
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On-site thrift shop
Contact Craig Pape for more information at (262) 275-5753 x245 or by email.
Volunteer Opportunities
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City on a Hill is working to bring transformation to central city neighborhoods.
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Saturday, April 14th - March Health Clinic - Volunteers needed 10 am-4:30 pm. Contact Melesa McEwan for information. Lunch donations needed of salad fixings (lettuce, dressing, tomatoes, cucumbers & croutons) and paper products (bowls, plates &utensils). If you're planning to bring food or have questions, please contact Brian Schmid.
Donations Needed
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Non-perishable foods: peanut butter, canned tuna, ham and chicken, canned fruits, pasta sauce, cereal and canned soups. Grocery bags. Hygiene donations including deodorant, razors, shaving cream, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo and conditioner. If you'd like to organize a food or hygiene drive, click here for more information.
Check on their website for their current volunteer opportunities, or call 414-931-6670, or email City on a Hill.
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Coat-for-Coat - A wam coat is not a luxury or a discretionary item -- a warm winter coat can mean a safer, healthier and more focused child. Brooklife Church has partnered with SonGear (www.songear.com) to bring new coats to children in Southeast Wisconsin. For every coat bought at www.songear.com a free coat is sent to a church partner to distribute.
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Donations Needed - The New Man Project is creating opportunities for released citizens to obtain family supporting employment so they can become productive members of society. Visit their website for more information. Project needs:
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hunting and fishing gear
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hiking, backpacking and camping gear
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tools and machinery
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bicycles
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fitness gear
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sporting goods, boats, canoes, boat motors
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artwork
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wood furniture
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motorcycles, cars, trucks
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snowmobiles
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lawn and garden items, lawn mowers, tractors, trailers
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Drivers Needed - There is an urgent need for volunteers in the Mukwonago area to deliver meals to the homebound. Help once a week or twice a month, Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday from 11:15am – 1pm. Mileage reimbursement is provided. Contact Chris Rodriguez at 262-548-7829.
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Volunteers Needed - Opportunities include helping at a local Senior Dining Center, data entry, Volunteer Guardian, coordinator for the Friendly Visitor program, volunteer nurse to do blood pressure readings. Check the full list of opportunities with contact information.
Jesus Loves the Little Children Ministry in Milwaukee
Donations Needed
Adult volunteers needed to work mornings Monday thru Saturday (9 am-noon). Contact Mary Schuman, volunteer coordinator, at 262-367-6719.
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URGENT NEED - New and gently used towels and wash cloths are needed for the Emergency Lodge and Homeless Hygiene programs. Donations may be dropped off at our main office Monday-Friday 8:00am-noon, 1:00-4:00pm or seven days a week at the shelter intake desk after 5:00pm, both located at 445 Madison St, Waukesha.
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After School Youth Programs - Contact Sharyn Tennyson at 262-547-7367 ext 238
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Community Meal Program - Contact Marcy Stutzman, Phone: 262-547-7367
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Feed the Kids Spring Break - Volunteers needed April 9-13. Great for families, teens, small groups and adult volunteers! Contact: Marcy Stutzman, or sign up online.
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Snack Pack Program - Contact Rachel Fjellman, Phone: 262-547-7367
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Volunteer Driver - Contact Marcy Stutzman, Phone: 262-547-7367
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Food Pantry Stocker - Sort through food collected in the annual Postal Food Drive! We still have A LOT of food to be sorted!!! Contact Macy Stutzman, Phone: 262-547-7367
- Homeless Hygiene Program Monitor - Staff the shelter during the day while homeless men use the shower and laundry facilities. Contact Macy Stutzman, Phone: 262-547-7367
- Waukesha County Backpack Coalition - Help sort school supplies and pack backpacks for 2,000 children in need. Contact Macy Stutzman, Phone: 262-547-7367
Assist with various projects such as building bunk beds, tuning engines on mowers and other equipment, servicing air conditioners, baling hay, mowing, cleaning, etc. Individuals or groups are welcome. Contact Josh Peterson for more information at 262-470-7480.
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