Golden House will be holding a "Volunteer Fair" TONIGHT, 

Thursday, April 20th from 5-7pm at The Art Garage (1409 Main St, Green Bay). 

This Volunteer Fair is for anyone who would like more information on how to become a volunteer with Golden House. There will be staff members as well as current volunteers to help answer your questions about available volunteer opportunities. For more information, please contact Dina Boremanns at 920-435-0100 or  dina@goldenhousegb.org.

Downtown Green Bay, Inc. and Olde Main Street Inc. are in need of volunteers to help with their "Downtown Spring Cleanup 2017" THIS Saturday, April 22, from 9am-12pm. Volunteers will meet and end at Whitney Park, 800 Main St, which is located across from The Attic. Cleanup will include picking up trash and sweeping sidewalks along the Downtown and Olde Main Street Districts. All supplies will be provided and refreshments will be served at Whitney Park after cleanup. For more information, please contact J essica Danen at 920-437-1824 or  jessica@downtowngreenbay.com.

Untitled Town Book and Author Festival is still in need of volunteers to help fill numerous positions! The Festival takes place on Saturday, April 29, 9am-9pm, and Sunday, April 30, 9am-5pm. Volunteers are needed all day on both days of the festival. Shifts can be anywhere from 2-4 hours or all day. They encourage school groups, community businesses, families and or individuals to sign up. Some of the locations looking for volunteers include: Kavarna, Titletown Tap Room, Brown County Library, KI, Backstage at the Meyer and others. For anyone who has a love of books, this is a great volunteer opportunity! For more information, please contact Stephanie Glime at 920-448-5840 or glime_sa@co.brown.wi.us.

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Howe Community Resource Center is holding their "Rally for a Reason-Road Rally" THIS Saturday, April 22, from 12-4pm. Volunteer teams of two or more are needed to work at rally stops throughout Brown County. Volunteers will check in rally participants, read out clues or challenges for the participants and award points. This is a fun outdoor activity. Lunch will be provided. For more information, please contact Valerie George at 920-217-1974 or  vgeorge@gbaps.org, or visit: https://howe-resource-center.networkforgood.com/events/1944-2017-rally-for-a-reason.

New Leaf Foods is in need of volunteers to help with their Green Bay Garden Blitz! May 3-4, volunteers are needed from 5-8pm to cut lumber and build the garden boxes. Volunteers are also needed on May 5-7 from 8am - 12pm and 1-5pm to build and install 120 garden boxes in the Green Bay area, register volunteers, shovel soil, and drive trucks and trailers. There are a variety of volunteer opportunities and no experience is needed. For more information, please contact Kim Diaz at 920-496-9464 or  kimr.diaz@gmail.com.  For a full schedule of dates, please visit: 

Greater Green Bay YMCA is in need of volunteers for their "Healthy Kids Day" on Saturday, May 6th!  Volunteer shifts include 9:30am-12:30pm, 12-3pm, or 11:15am-12:45pm. Opportunities range from assisting with arts and crafts, supervising inflatable activities, preparing a healthy snack and more! Volunteers that stay for the full shifts will receive a volunteer t-shirt and a lunch voucher. If you can only volunteer for a short time, you can monitor the "Y Kids Fun Run" from 11:15am-12:45 and still receive a t-shirt!  For more information, please contact Holly Nickerson at 920-436-9577 or holly.nickerson@greenbayymca.org.  

Cellcom Green Bay Marathon's charity partners, ASPIRO, Special Olympics, and Greater Green Bay YMCA, are seeking volunteers to help at this year's Marathon which takes place the weekend of May 19th. There are several different shifts and opportunities available, which include Tue, May 16th, Packet Pick Up, Thur, May 18, General Volunteer Orientation at 5:30pm at Green Bay Distillery, Fri, May 19, Packet Pick Up, Sat, Packet Pick Up and Kid's Run, and Sun, May 21 Various Duties and Shifts. All volunteers receive a free T-Shirt and are invited to a post volunteer party for food, beverages and prizes. For more information, please contact Samantha Shefchik at 920-493-3033 or Samantha.shefchik@cumulus.com.  To sign up as a volunteer, go to:  http://www.cellcomgreenbaymarathon.com/volunteer/

Heartland Hospice is looking for volunteers to help their volunteer coordinator with various office tasks in their Volunteer Department Office thru the month of May. Hours would be Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm. For more information, please contact Amy Sadewater at 920-336-6455, or  amy.sadewater@hcr-manorcare.com.

The Salvation Army is looking for f riendly volunteers that will provide excellent customer service as their front office receptionist!  Other duties will also include taking donations, writing receipts and answering phones. Days and times needed are as follows: Tuesday - Thursday, 12:30-4:30pm, Fridays, 8am-12:30pm and 12:30-4:30pm. For more information, please contact Jean VandenLangenberg at 920-593-2375 or  jean_van@usc.salvationarmy.org

Curative Connections has an ongoing need for volunteer drivers for seniors and people with disabilities. Volunteers are needed Monday - Friday for 4 to 5 hours shifts either in the morning or afternoon. They offer a flexible schedule and you can work as little or often as you like. Duties include driving clients to and from appointments, jobs, grocery store, and more. They offer door-to-door assistance as needed. Curative provides vehicles, gas and insurance and no CDL is required. Must be 18+ years of age with a good driving record. For more information, please contact Robin Cannedy at 920-593-3578 or rcannedy@curativeconnections.org.

Heritage Hill State Historical Park is in need of volunteers for their upcoming "Welcome Weekend" May 27th - 29th, from 9:45am-4:45pm. Volunteers are needed to help with front desk, gift shop, kid's crafts, and greeting and directing park guests. Shifts are available if you are not able to stay the entire day. This is a great family friendly volunteer opportunity! For more information please contact Liz Jolly at 920-448-5150 or liz@heritagehillgb.org. Or sign up at:http://heritagehillgb.org/get-involved/volunteer/

Green Bay Botanical Garden is recruiting volunteers for their "2017 TasteBud", on Thursday, May 18, from 4:15-8:30pm. Savor. Sip. Support their Annual TasteBud event that offers food & drink tastings, tantalizing tunes, cooking demonstration and a silent auction. There are a variety of volunteer positions available. To sign up directly, go to: http://signup.com/go/vEqRM8, or contact Anne Basten at 920-491-3691, Ext 105 or abasten@gbbg.org.

St. Vincent de Paul is looking for a long-term volunteer to help in the dishes department at their East store. Two hours of training on a Mon., Tues., or Wed. morning is required. After training, you have the ability to set your own hours for either mornings or afternoons. Duties include sorting, cleaning, pricing, and stocking dishes and glassware. The ability to discern valuable pieces is a plus, but not a requirement. For more information, please contact Lynn Mullins at 920-435-4040, Ext. 107 or    volunteer@svdpgb.org.

Miracle League of Green Bay is a baseball and social program for children with physical or cognitive disabilities. They are looking for "buddies" and "team assistants" to assist athletes starting June 3 and going through August 5. Each child must have an able-bodied buddy in order to play. The minimum age for a buddy is 14 years with all ages welcome. Buddies assist the athlete in any way they may need, yet allow the player to challenge their abilities. You do not need baseball experience to be a buddy! T raining will be provided. Volunteers are needed on Tuesdays & Thurdays: 4pm, 5:30pm, or 7pm and Wednesdays 5:30, or 7pm. Game time will vary and rotate each week. To register, go to:  http://www.greenbaymiracleleague.com/. or contact Shelly Curran at 920-713-6562 or  scurran2001@gmail.com

 Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity  has an ongoing need for Habitat Homeowner Advocates. The advocates are assigned to a Habitat homeowner to assist the family through the process of becoming a homeowner. They will serve as a liaison between the homeowner family and the Habitat staff to ensure that the family understands the partnership agreement. Once assigned to a family, you will remain with the family from the time they are accepted into the program to homeownership. Each advocate is trained by the Homeowner Support Committee, which meets every other month on the 4th Monday at 5pm. As an advocate, the commitment is 1-2 times per month meeting with the family during the construction process and up to 1 year after with follow-up. Advocates are also required to attend the committee meetings. For more information, please contact Michelle Heeler at 920-593-3921 or mheeler@greenbayhabitat.org

Bethesda Thrift Shop is looking for volunteers to help process their spring donations. They usually have an increase of donations at this time of year, and they need volunteers to help them sort, organize, and clean items that are for sale. Hours volunteers are needed are Monday - Friday, 10am-6:30pm. For more information, please contact Kelly Udell at 920-544-5849 or kelly.udell@mailblc.org

Community Circles of Support has an ongoing need for volunteers to help assist ex-offenders in their transition from incarceration to the community.

All training is provided. All interested volunteers over 22 are encouraged to contact Danel Burchby at 920-840-3037 or  dburchby@goodwillncw.org

CP Center is looking for "Swimming Lessons Volunteers" to help with their Wednesday evening swim classes, from 6:15-7:45pm. Volunteers would assist children with basic water/swimming/safety skills. Ability to swim is a must! Volunteers will have a lead instructor in the water with you at all times. This is a great opportunity for anyone who loves swimming and would like to pass this skill on to children who are learning the basics of swimming. For more information, please contact Danielle Schraufagel at 920-337-1122 or  dschraufnagel@cp-center.org

Big Brothers Big Sisters is seeking individuals like you to mentor a child in their program. All it takes is one hour once a week to change the life of a child for the better, forever. Being a Big Brother, Big Sister or Big Couple is one of the most enjoyable things you will ever do. Not to mention, one of the most fulfilling. You have the opportunity to help shape a child's future for the better by empowering them to achieve. For more information on t o become a "BIG", please contact Ann Nolan at 920-489-3547 or  annp@bbbsnew.org.