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Habitat for Humanity ReStore
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Deconstruction Driver
Our Deconstruction program is in need of a person to drive the ReStore box truck and assist loading and unloading materials salvaged during our Deconstruction projects. The Driver must be comfortable driving a box truck and be willing and able to lift 50-75 pounds. A CDL is not required. Flexibility is also important as often jobs can change or develop with short notice. Our Deconstruction crew typically works Monday & Tuesday. This is a great opportunity for someone with a flexible schedule. Drivers are needed on an on-call basis for the next several months. Contact Amanda Purington at apurington@restoredane.org for more information.
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Habitat for Humanity ReStore
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Volunteering at the Habitat ReStore
Do you enjoy working with building materials, an enthusiastic customer base and a group of enjoyable volunteers committed to a worthy cause? If so, the Habitat ReStore could use your assistance.
We have an ongoing need for volunteers for regular 4-5 hour shifts (9 a.m. - 2 p.m. and 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.), Wednesdays through Saturdays, in the following areas:
Warehouse
- Prepare, stock, price and display donated materials
- Work with Sales and Pickup staff as needed
Sales and Cashier
- Greet customers
- Assist customers in locating materials
- Operate cash register
Pickup - Assist Drivers
- Collect, load, transport, and unload donations
If interested, please contact Amanda Purington at apurington@restoredane.org or call 661-2813 for more information.
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Habitat for Humanity of Dane County
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Become a Site Host
Site Hosting is a great way to volunteer on the construction site without doing the construction.
Site Host hours are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. Site hosts help construction volunteers register, gather water for worksites, prepare coffee break, greet lunch providers, and do general organization and clean up on the worksite.
Site hosts always work with a partner. Site hosts are an integral part of the construction day if you are interested in becoming a site host please call 608) 255-1549 or volunteer@habitatdane.org.
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Habitat for Humanity of Dane County
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Become an Homeownership Mentor!
The transition from renting to homeownership can be intimidating. To help future Habitat homeowners, HFHDC developed the Homeownership Mentor Program to work one-on-one and provide support and guidance for families as they build their home. This one-on-one relationship is an effective way to support the family and is often an empowering one for the family being mentored.
HFHDC is now in need of Homeownership Mentors. These volunteers should expect to commit about five hours a month to work with their Habitat family during the six-month building process and the year after the build. A willingness to work in an educational and non-judgmental manner is a plus. To read how the program made a difference for one Homeownership Mentor, go to www.habitatdane.org. To learn more, contact Perry Ecton at pecton@habitatdane.org or 255-1549, ext. 103.
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Habitat for Humanity of Dane County
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Habitat Construction
Friday Volunteers Sought at Ridgeway Road, off East Wash
Habitat for Humanity is looking for eight volunteers on Fridays through the end of the year and on Tuesday, Nov. 24 and Wednesday, Nov. 25 at our Ridgeway Road location. Sign up at www.habitatdane.volunteerhub.com or call 255-1549 ext. 104 to reserve your spot. Thank you for your consideration
The Habitat worksite is open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 8:30 to 4 pm. In order to sign up for a workday, as a group or individual, please call(608) 255-1549 x104 or volunteer@habitatdane.org.
Habitat is currently working in the Twin Oaks subdivision on Madison's southeast side and will be working there through 2010. Other site locations include: Northport Drive, Oregon, Fair Oaks Dr., Ridgeway Road, Russett Road and Stoughton in 2010.
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Habitat for Humanity of Dane County
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Habitat ReStore
Help at Wisconsin's first Habitat retail outlet for new and reusable building materials.
Retail and warehouse assistance is needed. Contact 661-2813 for more information or view current volunteer needs at the ReStore website - www.restoredane.org.
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Habitat for Humanity of Dane County
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Lunch Provider
Saturday Lunch Providers Needed
Not so good with a hammer? Well, HFHDC is also in need of Saturday lunch providers in November, December, January and February at both our Russett Road and Ridgeway Road locations. Providers will need to prepare lunch for up to 15 people. The Ridgeway Road is located off East Washington, south of Highway 51, and Russett Road is located off South Whitney Way. E-mail volunteer@habitatdane.org if interested.
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Habitat for Humanity of Dane County
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Office Volunteer
Receptionist and data entry help at the Habitat office, one weekday or half/day per week.
If interested please contact Habitat for Humanity at (608) 255-1549 or volunteer@habitatdane.org.
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Habitat for Humanity of Dane County
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Specialty Crew Leaders
Do you have professional level construction skills such as framing, roofing, installing siding, soffits and fascia, wall insulation, drywall hanging and finishing, painting, staining and varnishing, landscaping? You could help lead small groups of enthusiastic, eager-to-learn volunteers.
Please contact Habitat for Humanity if this sounds like the volunteer opportunity for you! (608) 255-1549 x104 or volunteer@habitatdane.org.
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Habitat for Humanity of Dane County
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Youth Picnic Table Build
Come help Habitat build Picnic Tables for its volunteers and partner families! In the Spring, we are looking for groups of 3 to 8 youth to come and spend the morning building a picnic table. The day will begin at 9 am and end with lunch on the newly built picnic tables. (Volunteers must be at least 14 years old to participate in this event.)
Please contact Habitat for Humanity if this sounds like the volunteer opportunity for your group! (608) 255-1549 x104 or volunteer@habitatdane.org.
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Hancock Center for Dance/Movement Therapy
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Development & Marketing Coordinator
We are seeking a half-time (20 hrs/wk) Development & Marketing Coordinator. Job description and info about compensation and benefits may be found at www.hancockcenter.net.
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Hancock Center for Dance/Movement Therapy
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Written Translator - English to Spanish
Hancock Center works in various schools and regularly sends parent letters home about our programming. We are in need of someone to translate our parent letters from English to Spanish. The letters address activities in the Violence Prevention through Movement (anti-bullying) program that is presented to elementary school children. Outreach to parents helps them keep connected to what their children are learning and extends the learning to the parents through the letters.
This person will need expertise in translating into written word. Experience that includes language describing movement, activities, and feelings will be helpful.
Contact Dori Weigel at 251-0908 or dori@hancockcenter.net.
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Hiestand Neighborhood Association
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Hiestand Neighborhood Association Volunteer Opportunities
Block Captains: We need block captains to periodically deliver event flyers and Newsletters to Hiestand residents. Call Beth @ 244-0610 for more Information.
Board Member:
Treasurer: We're in need of someone to help with membership fees. Very easy! Board members meet (mostly) monthly for an hour. Great way to get involved! Call Sue at 241-0755.
Social Committee: If your interested in helping plan social events, Sue at 241-0755.
Membership Co-Chair: If you would like to help with membership courtesy calls contact Sue at 241-0755.
Business Chairperson: We need a business contact person who can be a liason between area businesses and the association. Call Sue @ 241-0755 for more information.
Hiestand Planning Committee: If you are interested in participating in city planning for our neighborhood, call Sue at 241-0755.
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Hilldale Farmers' Market
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Your chance to help
If you have the time, we can always use some help. Check with our market manager, Joyce Nelson, to see how you might fit in. Many vendors need helpers to mind their stalls.
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Historic Blooming Grove Historical Society
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Monday Morning at the Dean House
Most Monday mornings, volunteers meet at the Dean House to work on maintaining the building and the collection. Call Robert Bean, the Dean House Manager, at 222-5783 for more information.
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Historic Madison, Inc.
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Cemetery Research
Learn research techniques to develop short histories of people buried in Madison cemeteries.
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Historic Madison, Inc.
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Marketing and Promotion
Assist the Programs committee by publicizing programs through press releases, letters to neighborhood associations, putting posters up on kiosks, and other means.
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Historic Madison, Inc.
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Programs/Education
Help plan/organize/staff approximately four membership programs each year, including the Annual Meeting.
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Historic Madison, Inc.
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Publication Planning
Review drafts of new publications and the annual Journal before printing. Help solicit articles/authors and assist in locating illustrations for articles. Analyze the current oral history audio tapes.
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Holy Ghost/Immaculate Conception - 3rd Grade
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Birthday Calendar
January
29 - Jace
February
4 - Krystal
March
1 - Ben
3 - Alysia and Nicholas S.
April
May
17 - Jacob
June
7 - Alexia
15 - Rachel
17 - Trevor
20 - Madilyn
25 - Nicholas W.
July
August
12 - Chloe
September
October
November
December
5 - Kolton and MiKayla
14 - Megan
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Home Health United
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Employment Opportunities
Current openings: Please call our Human Resources office in Madison at 241-6929 or visit our web site www.homehealthunited.org to find out about current openings.
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Home Health United
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Hospice
We need caring and committed volunteers to provide companionship and light housekeeping to our hospice patients and respite care for family members of those patients. Training is provided. Duties may include: reading, writing, laundry, grocery shopping and mail preparation. (Locations: Baraboo, Hillsboro, Richland Center, Spring Green and Sauk areas.)Contact Kelly Beetschen, (608) 356-2206 or kbeetschen@hhuvns.org.
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Home Health United
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Meals on Wheels
We always need volunteer drivers to deliver noontime meals to our clients in Madison, Middleton and Monona. Pick up times are between 10:45 and 11:48 a.m. and routes usually take about an hour to deliver. You may volunteer as often as you like. Call 276-7598 for more information.
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Home Health United
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Public Flu Clinics
Volunteers process consent forms and collect money from customers wanting vaccinations. This is a limited term opportunity (October through mid-December). Call Christi Archer, 276-7583 or carcher@hhuvns.org.
Other Flu Opportunities - We could use help in the Flu Program office with packing supplies for clinic nurses. Weekdays between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Call Christi Archer, 276-7583.
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Hope Crossing Community Church
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Teaching, Mentoring
Looking to help someone find value in life? Call us to learn how you can help people in need.
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Hope for Kids
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Survival Kits
Items are needed for "survival kits" being created by Hope for Kids. They are for parents of hospitalized children.
The kits of needed items are to be made available through the hospitals. They will be given to parents who arrive under hurried conditions and are in need of toiletries, phone cards and other items to ease the stress of their stay.
Items envisioned in the kits include: shampoo, deodorant, razors, toothpaste and brush, dental floss, brush and comb, scented body lotions, snacks, bottled water, soda, crossword or word search games, diary, magazines, tablet, envelopes and stamps, phone cards, and videos for children.
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Horizon High School
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Have Fun while Helping Others- join our you tube team.
We are putting together a team to create a You Tube Video- always wanted to learn, already know how.
Come to our first volunteer meeting 11/19 at 1:00 pm
29 S. Mills St.
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Horizon High School
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Horizon High Needs You
Additional ways to help support Horizon High School:
Do you know of a foundation or organization that might support Horizon High School financially? Let us know about them.
Do you know of families that might be looking for a school like Horizon? Tell them about us.
Could you organize a meeting of your club or organization where someone from Horizon could make a presentation? Let us know.
Do you have skills that might be useful for a non-traditional, alternative high school, e.g. crafts, foreign languages, a particular passion that our students might get interested in?
Contact us to discuss it.
Traci Goll, Director
608.335.0387
For more information:
Email Me!
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HospiceCare Inc.
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Administrative Support (Organizational Opportunities)
Administrative support volunteers perform a variety of tasks such as data entry and word processing, collating information packets and assisting with mailings. In Madison, call (608) 276-4660; in Janesville, call 608-755-1871 for more information.
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HospiceCare Inc.
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Bereavement Support (Patient and Family Support)
Bereavement volunteers work with HospiceCare staff to help family members cope with the emotions and changes that accompany loss by providing support and information, and assisting with grief groups and memorial events. For more information, call (608) 276-4660 in Madison; (608) 755-1871 in Janesville.
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HospiceCare Inc.
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Education and Outreach (Organizational Opportunities)
Education and Outreach volunteers act as "information ambassadors" by becoming members of the HospiceCare Speakers Bureau and making presentations to business groups, service clubs, faith organizations, schools and others. For more information, call (608) 246-4660 in Madison; (608) 755-1871 in Janesville.
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HospiceCare Inc.
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Fund-raising and Educational Events (Org. Opportunities)
Fund-raising and Education Events Volunteers help plan, organize and present a variety of special community events such as the Golf Open, Butterfly Gala and End-of-Life Forum in Madison or the Golf Outing, Sips & Sounds, and Wishes and Wreaths in Janesville. For more information, call (608) 276-4660 in Madison; (608) 755-1871 in Janesville.
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HospiceCare Inc.
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Greeters (Organizational Opportunities, Madison only)
Greeter Volunteers welcome and direct family members and guests visiting patients in the Don and Marilyn Anderson HospiceCare Center Inpatient Unit. They may also answer phones, sell meal tickets and otherwise help to create a pleasant atmosphere for guests. For information, call (608) 246-4660 in Madison; (608) 755-1871 in Janesville.
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HospiceCare Inc.
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In-home Program (Patient and Family Support)
In-home Program Volunteers serve patients and families living in their own homes or apartments, or in residential, assisted living or long-term care facilities. In-home volunteers provide respite for caregivers and offer comfort and companionship to patients. They may also assist with routines of daily life such as shopping, running errands, meal preparation and light housekeeping. For more information, call (608) 246-4660 in Madison; (608) 755-1871 in Janesville.
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HospiceCare Inc.
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Inpatient Unit (Patient and Family Support, Madison only)
Inpatient Unit Volunteers are needed days and evenings to provide companionship and a caring presence to patients at the Don and Marilyn Anderson HospiceCare Center. They also assist clinical care staff with a variety of tasks such as delivering meals and beverages, feeding patients and stocking supplies. For more information, call (608) 246-4660 in Madison; (608) 755-1871 in Janesville.
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HospiceCare Inc.
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Landscape Volunteers (Organizational Opportunities, Madison only)
Landscape Volunteers enhance the natural beauty of the HospiceCare Center grounds by working on gardening, woodland and prairie management projects.
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HospiceCare Inc.
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Musicians (Organizational Opportunities, Madison only)
Musician Volunteers entertain patients and families at the HospiceCare Center and perform during special events.
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