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Beit Ya'acov Messianic Synagogue
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Community Service
We will always be seeking volunteers to help with relieving the homeless members of our community either through donations or hands on efforts.
Contact us for ways you can help us help those in need.
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Belleville High Flyers
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The Belleville High Flyers are looking for new volunteers to bring fresh ideas to our table
We are looking for individuals for the following:
-One day per year to help with our Women in the Outdoors and at our Hunting Heritage Banquet.
-Someone to coordinate one fundraiser per year.
-Someone to coordinate our J.A.K.E.S. Day. This is an event that takes place once a year.
-Volunteer instructors to teach classes at our Women in the Outdoors Day
If you are interested in volunteering and would like more information, please contact Julie Bigler at 608-424-3759
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Benevolent Specialist Project - Free Clinic
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The BSP - Free Clinic is looking for volunteers to help a few hours a month with:
- Answering the phone on Tuesday and Thursdays
- Nursing on Wednesdays and prn
- Spanish Interpreting Wednesdays and prn
Please contact Kathy at 827-2308 to find out more.
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Bethany United Methodist Church
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Meal Programs
Luke House is a meal program that serves an evening meal to families during the week.
- Current needs: Stew makers
- Please contact Phil or Gwen Robl if you are interested in helping out at Luke House.
St. Paul's is a meal program that serves a noon meal once a month.
- Current needs: Stew makers
- Please contact Ellen Simenstad if you are interested in helping out at St. Paul's.
GRACE EPISCOPAL MEN'S SHELTER is meal program that serves meals on Sunday evening and Monday morning to homeless men.
- Current needs: Volunteers to serve meals
- Please contact Bill Tischler.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County
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Big Brothers and Big Sisters
Being a Big Brother or Big Sister means being a genuine friend to a child. Volunteers make a lasting impact on children's lives simply by listening to what they have to say, offering advice and encouragement, and including them in everyday activities. Single or married, student or grandparent, volunteers from all over Dane County can develop meaningful relationships with their Little Brothers and Little Sisters. All it takes is a few outings each month to make a difference!
Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and have access to transportation. Volunteers make a one-year commitment to the child, with the opportunity to continue the relationship for years to come!
Apply online at www.bbbsmadison.org/opportunites.php.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County
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Couple Match or Family Match
Volunteer with your significant other as a Couple Match, or include a child in your regular activities through a Family Match! Couple and Family Match opportunities enable volunteers to include a child in activities, board games, discussions or fun outings. It is a perfect way to spend time together, as well as a rewarding experience for the child. And, the Family Match is a wonderful chance to introduce your children to volunteerism -- family fun plus one!
Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and have access to transportation. Volunteers make a one-year commitment to the child, with the opportunity to continue the relationship for years to come! Couples must have been in a committed relationship for at least one year at the time of application. Single-parent families are welcome to apply to become a Family Match.
Apply online at www.bbbsmadison.org/opportunities.php.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County
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SOL Mentors
Do you speak Spanish? Southdale Outreach and Links is a mentoring program serving Latino children in Madison. An ideal opportunity for Spanish-speaking volunteers, SOL seeks adults who can provide children with access to community-wide learning opportunities such as special multicultural events and activities, community service and volunteer experiences. Big Brothers and Big Sisters in the program have the additional opportunity to spend time with their Little Brother or Little Sister and family in large community gatherings, sharing experiences and culture.
Volunteers should be at least 18 years old, have access to transportation and possess conversational Spanish language skills. Volunteers make a one-year commitment to the child, with the opportunity to continue the relationship for years to come!
Apply online at www.bbbsmadison.org/opportunites.php.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County
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School Friends
The School Friends program invites volunteers to spend time with a Little Brother or Little Sister at the child's elementary or middle school. With pre-arranged meeting times during the lunch hour or after school, the volunteer commitment fits easily into a busy schedule. Eat lunch together, draw on the blackboard, play board games, read a book in the library, or play basketball in the gymnasium. Even just talking about your day creates a special time with lifelong memories.
Volunteers commit to one academic year (two semesters). Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and have access to transportation.
Apply online at www.bbbsmadison.org/opportunites.php.
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Black Earth Creek Watershed Association
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1. Volunteer With BECWA!
Black Earth Creek Watershed Association (BECWA)is a volunteer-based organization. Since its inception, BECWA has relied on the time and dedication of local residents and other watershed supporters to plan and carryout activities in the watershed. Two years ago, BECWA hired its first part-time staff member to help coordinate watershed events, but we still need your help to keep our efforts going!
Currently we need help with:
Event Planning
Accounting
Graphics Design
Member Database Management
Board Membership
News & Photo Archives
Contact the Watershed Coordinator today to lend your time and expertise to the Black Earth Creek Watershed.
Briana Burns
BECWA Watershed Coordinator
(608) 767-1425
becwa_coordinator@yahoo.com
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Black Earth Creek Watershed Association
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2. Stream Monitoring Opportunity
BECWA does not organize any stream water quality monitoring, but the Dane County Land Conservation Department can assist you if you are interested. For more
information contact Pete Jopke, Dane County LCD, at jopke@co.dane.wi.us or (608) 224-3733.
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Blue Mounds Area Historical Society
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Volunteers Needed!
The Blue Mounds Historical Society can always use volunteers to provide graphics work, computer expertise, assistance with grant-writing, display work and fundraising. At this time we are seeking a treasurer as well. Contact Cindy Downs at 608.437.4688 for more information.
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Boliviamanta Bolivian Dance Group
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Interested in becoming a member?
Boliviamanta is currently seeking volunteers in the following areas:
-Dancers
-Sound Engineer
-Costumes Assistant
A great opportunity for parents and children to get involved and participate in community events.
For more information Email
Together we can make a difference!
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Boys & Girls Club of Dane County
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To volunteer, contact:
Wyolanda Singleton, Director of Club Operations, at wsingleton@bgcdc.org or 608.257.2606 ext.125.
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Bristol Lutheran Church
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Consider enriching our worship by contributing your musical talent.
Call for Choristers!
Its not too late to be a part of the Chancel Choir! Those of high school age and up are welcome. We meet on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8 pm, and sing on Sundays two to three times per month.
Call for Vocalists!
If you cant fit choir into your schedule, consider singing a solo or duet! Well find an opportunity for you.
Call for Instrumentalists!
Are you taking lessons or playing an instrument in school or as a hobby? Ask your teacher if you can learn some sacred tunes to play in church.
Contact Director of Music Laurie Goss with questions.
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Brodhead Historical Society
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Museum Hosts
The Brodhead Historical Society is always looking for and in need of Museum Hosts to serve at the Brodhead Historical Museum. A Museum Host volunteers to serve the three hours from 1 to 4 p.m. on days that the museum is open. The Museum Host keeps an eye on the artifacts in the museum. They also answer questions that visitors may ask. Some Museum Hosts serve in the gift shop. It is a fairly easy and enjoyable task that does not take much of your time. A new Museum Host will be paired with an experienced Museum Host the first time they serve to learn the job.
If you think you would like to volunteer, please call Marty Walker at 897-2639.
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