Updated 11/23/2020

  Meals on Wheels Drivers Needed!!!!!

We are currently looking for more Meals on Wheels drivers.  Do you have an hour one day a week?  Then this volunteer opportunity is for you!

We are in need of volunteers to take meals out into our community to seniors who are homebound. This is a wonderful program and you are

sure to bless someone’s life. If you are interested, please give the Senior Center a call at 845-7471.

We would love to chat with you more about this opportunity!

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Updated 9/17/2019

Volunteer Opportunities: Are you interested in volunteering?

The following are our top volunteer needs:

• RSVP Home delivered Meal Drivers
• RSVP Drivers for Medical Appointments
• Help with the Friends’ Website
• Event Assistants
• Foot Care Assistants
• Front Desk Assistants

Do you have a special hobby you would like to share?  Do you like to travel?  Play piano?

Would you like to teach a class?  Start a choir?  Lead a sing-along?

Whatever your interests are, we have a volunteer opportunity for you!

Call Alasa Wiest 608-845-7471 to learn more.

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Posted 4/14/19

Have you ever considered becoming a Foster Grandparent???

If you are over the age of 55 and looking for a way to make a difference in students’ lives, consider becoming a foster grandparent through RSVP of Dane County.

We ask you to commit to a training program, live in Dane County, be income eligible and give just 5 hours a week working one-on-one with students at their school.

As a foster grandparent you will receive a tax-free stipend, mileage and lunch reimbursement.

To find out more about the foster grandparent program call RSVP of Dane County at 608-238-7787.

Volunteering your time and talents as a foster grandparent helps not only a child succeed in school, it benefits our whole community as well.

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Posted 6/20/18

July – Volunteers  Impacting the Community

Pictured holding a banner with a group of nursing students is our own John Scharer (far right) and Don Kirschner (far left) who have been volunteering their time for several years to educate communities and organizations on how to become dementia friendly.

On June 21, the UW-Madison School of Nursing launched their “Dementia Friendly Toolkit” which includes training materials to help healthcare staff, service providers, family members and others better communicate with and advocate for people living with dementia.

We thank John and Don for their dedication and contributing their talents and knowledge to improving our larger Dane County community.

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