Service Opportunities

Find a Volunteer Opportunity

Every day is an opportunity to have an impact on the world around you. We offer a variety of ways for you to lend your time, talents, and voice to causes you're passionate about.

Explore the Community Feed

Whether you're looking for a one time opportunity or an ongoing commitment, check out the Volunteer Opportunities feed for updated opportunities in our area. We do our best to update these opportunities regularly, so be sure to check back if you don't see your perfect fit.

Reach Out to Community Partners

The Involvement Center has relationships with a number of organizations in the greater Menomonie area. We encourage students to reach out to these partners when looking for volunteer opportunities. We highly encourage you to use our email template when reaching out to one of our partners listed below.

Looking for Something Specific?

Our team is happy to assist you in finding opportunities that are the right fit for you and your student organization! Keep in mind that finding the right opportunity can take time, so it's important to plan ahead. When you email us for assistance, please share some specifics regarding the number of participants, if you have access to transportation, and how long you are looking to volunteer.

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The ADA envisions a life free of diabetes and all its burdens. Volunteering supports lifesaving research, initiatives, and community efforts to help people prevent and manage diabetes.

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ADAWI@diabetes.org

Phone: (414) 778-5500

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Volunteer to help the American Lung Association defeat lung cancer, create a tobacco-free future, champion clean air for all, and improve the quality of life for those living with lung disease.

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To contact, submit a question here

Phone: (800) 586-4872

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With diverse habitats, hiking trails, plants, animals, and a nature center, there will always be a way to lend your skills at Beaver Creek. Spend time with others interested in nature!

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To contact, submit a request here

Phone: (715) 877-2212

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Big Brothers Big Sisters is a program that matches mentors with youth who need friendly support in their lives, such as kids in single-parent homes, poverty, and other family situations.

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volunteer@bbbsnw.org

Phone: (715) 835-0161

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BRH is the only 24/7/365 emergency shelter in Eau Claire, WI, helping those affected by domestic violence, intimate partner violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking.

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volunteer@boltonrefuge.org

Phone: (715) 834-9578

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The Club strives to provide all kids with equitable opportunity and quality programs focused on academic success, good character and citizenship, and healthy lifestyles.

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menomoniecenter@cvclubs.org

Phone: (715) 233-2540

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The Bridge to Hope is a non-profit organization committed to ending domestic abuse, sexual assault, and human trafficking. They empower and support those affected by violence.

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jenniferm@thebridgetohope.org

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Strengthening the field of faith-inspired service, with core beliefs in Catholic Social Teaching, diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, growth, collaboration, partnership, and justice centered service.

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hello@catholicvolunteernetwork.org

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This Menomonie church is a place for people who have given up on church, but not on God. For a growing relationship with Jesus, they make spaces to connect, grow with God, and serve the world.

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office@cedarbrookchurch.net

Phone: (715) 231-5433

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Through shelter, we empower! Habitat for Humanity programs reduce housing costs so families can afford their other necessities – food, clothing, medical care, transportation and education.

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elizabeth@cvh4h.org

Phone: (715) 833-8993

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The Chippewa Valley Museum's mission is to connect people to the community and inspire curiosity by collecting, preserving, and sharing the region’s historical and cultural resources.

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d.melchoir@cvmuseum.com

Phone: (715) 834-7871

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Connecting hundreds of residents in Stillwater, MN, to the support, services, and relationships they need to thrive, they improve the quality of life for older adults, those with disabilities, and families.

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volunteer@communitythreadmn.org

Phone: (651) 439-7434

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An environmental center for self development, wellness, social, and leisure skills in children, youth, and adults by teaching healthy relationships between people, animals, and nature.

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denise@domeranch.com

Phone: (612) 986-4981

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Discovering, preserving, interpreting, and sharing knowledge about the history of Dunn County and its role in Wisconsin. Offer your services to various local events and facilities.

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dchs@dunnhistory.org

Phone: (715) 232-8685

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Enhance the well-being of companion pets and help to ensure that no matter the odds, every Dunn County animal has the chance at a loving home. Spend time with and advocate for animals!

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volunteer@dunncountyhumanesociety.org

Phone: (715) 232-9790

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They have a mission to increase independence, maximize opportunities, minimize barriers, and enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities through a variety of programs.

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volunteer@eastersealswisconsin.com

Phone: (608) 254-2502

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The ECCHA aims to be a voice for all animals by providing education, resources, support for the community and compassionate care for homeless animals, promoting animal welfare.

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volunteer@eccha.org

Phone: (715) 839-4747

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EWB-USA partners with communities around the world to meet their basic human needs: Building footbridges, making light in darkness, digging for water, and everything in between.

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volunteer@ewb-usa.org

Phone: (303) 772-2723

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No one should go hungry. With your support, they are providing food for anyone facing food insecurity so that together you can build stronger, healthier communities.

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heather@fmpfoodbank.org

Phone: (715) 708-2426

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An organization dedicated to ending the cycle of human trafficking and exploitation through educational programming that empowers communities and individuals.

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office@fiercefreedom.org

Phone: (715) 514-2890

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Their mission is to make a positive difference in and around the Twin Cities. Offer your services to a wide variety of efforts ranging from hunger relief, landscaping, refugee support, and so much more.

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info@handsontwincities.org

Phone: (612) 379-4900

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HGM offers Christ-centered, life-changing help to those struggling with homelessness and addiction. They meet basic needs, provide recovery programs, and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

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volunteer@hopegospelmission.org

Phone: (715) 552-5566

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Junior Achievement provides lessons for the skills students need for economic success, financial literacy, career readiness, and entrepreneurship, to build a more sustainable world.

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northwestwisconsin@jawis.org

Phone: (715) 835-5566

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Literacy Chippewa Valley empowers adults and their families to reach their educational, employment, and life goals through free, learner-focused, community-based literacy programs.

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info@literacycv.org

Phone: (715) 834-0222

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This non-profit is Menomonie’s historic theater that strengthens and connects the community through performing arts, outreach programming, and their Fine Arts and Crafts Fair.

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boxoffice@mabeltainter.org

Phone: (715) 235-0001

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Healthy moms, strong babies! Committed to ending preventable maternal health risks, preterm birth, infant death, and to closing the health equity gap for all families.

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mpenix@marchofdimes.org

Phone (donation): (888) 663-4637

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A family of clinics, hospitals, and health care facilities throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin, serving more than 600,000 patients per year. Here, the needs of the patient come first.

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WI: volunteerservices@mayo.edu

MN: mchsmnvolserv@mayo.edu

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A program of Goodwill NCW, The Miracle League gives children with disabilities the opportunity to play baseball at an accessible facility in Eau Claire, WI, building relationships and life skills.

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astandiford@goodwillncw.org

Phone: (715) 271-8667

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Providing well-being, respect, and dignity, this new model of non-institutional nursing homes in Menomonie offers resident-centered and directed skilled nursing and rehabilitation services.

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astelter@dunncountywi.gov

Phone: (715) 231-4589

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This Menomonie church embodies Christ’s teachings by embracing all ages, races, backgrounds, cultures, sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions.

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office@oslme.com

Phone: (715) 235-0693

Volunteer in the congregation and in the community

Volunteers partner with communities around the world to realize world peace and friendship, turning challenges into triumphs, such as food insecurity, AIDS relief, and ocean conservation.

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volunteer@peacecorps.gov

Phone: (855) 855-1961

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As one of the nation’s largest and most prominent values-based youth organizations, this program builds character, citizenship responsibilities, and personal fitness.

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aaron.russell@scouting.org

Phone: (715) 598-3203

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This branch of AmeriCorps works to solve problems in education, economic opportunity, childhood obesity, health access, environmental protection, and homeless runaway youth.

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servewisconsin@wisconsin.gov

Phone: (608) 576-5373

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The Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and athletic competition on a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

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volunteer@specialolympicswisconsin.org

Phone: (608) 222-1324

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St. Croix Hospice is committed to empowering the voices of and centering unique care around their patients, providing comfort, compassion, and dignity along each end-of-life journey.

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brongner@stcroixhospice.com

Phone: (715) 559-1119

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Stepping Stones seeks to foster a community that prevents hunger, homelessness, and isolation throughout Dunn County by providing food and personal care items to those in need.

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info@steppingstonesdc.org

Phone: (715) 235-2920

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United Way fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in Western Wisconsin, uniting people and resources to tackle the region’s most pressing challenges.

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To contact, submit a message here

Phone: (715) 231-3066

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WDEOC provides resources and programs that enable people to advance economically and socially, alleviating poverty-related conditions and providing opportunity within communities.

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info@wdeoc.org

Phone: (715) 836-7511

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This 1859 mansion-turned-museum was built by Menomonie's first mayor and home to three generations of its founding families. Volunteer to preserve the past and inspire the future!

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volunteering@wilsonplace.org

Phone: (715) 235-2283

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