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Volunteer appreciation invite

2026 Volunteer Appreciation

Tuesday, June 23, 2026
3 – 6 p.m.
At Bay Beach Amusement Park- 1313 Bay Beach Rd

Hey Volunteers — it’s YOUR turn to be spoiled! You spend so much time helping us make a difference. Now it is time to celebrate the real MVPs… YOU.

What’s waiting for You?

  • Rides if you’re feeling adventurous
  • Walking over to the animal sanctuary and feeding the animals
  • Food (because appreciation tastes better with snacks)
  • Live music

Please RSVP by Friday, June 12th. Below are all the ways to register.

    Volunteers loading cars for home delivered meals

    ADRC has so many ways for you to join our family.

    Check out the opportunities below.
    See something interesting? Let’s talk!

    If you have a talent/interest to share that’s not listed – we want to hear from you! Let’s get together to see how you can use those talents to become part of the ADRC family.

      Current Volunteer Opportunities

      Home Delivered Meals

      Deliver lunch and a smile to homebound older adults and adults with disabilities in Brown County, Monday – Friday.  Most volunteers like to drive one day a week, but you can also choose to drive twice a month or as often as you like.  A mileage stipend is available.  If you enjoy meeting new people and want to really make a difference in someone’s life this is for you.

      Grounded Café Volunteer

      Join the Grounded Café a non-profit program of the ADRC which exists to provide job training for person with disabilities.  Assist in so many ways; food prep, serving, busing tables, greeting guests, assisting Barista Trainees.

      Be part of the mission – “Experiencing joy and friendship while developing employable skills”

      Learn More here- https://groundedcafegb.org/volunteer/

      Dementia Community Education Volunteer

      Help us spread our message and make Brown County a more dementia friendly place to live! Volunteers are trained to assist with dementia education and outreach. Activities are flexible and can accommodate a variety of schedules/hours.

      Medicare Outreach Volunteer

      Do you like public speaking and helping people get the information they need to make great decisions about their healthcare? This is for you. Assist customers in understanding Medicare programs through group presentations and individual counseling. Presentations take you to various sites around Brown County.  Meet lots of new people! Time commitment is 2-3 hours per month. Knowledge and experience in Medicare is beneficial but not required as training is provided.

      Prevention Program Volunteer

      Help run and plan educational health related classes. Perfect for persons who are comfortable speaking in a group session.  If you are interested in how to live a healthy lifestyle and help others too, even those with chronic conditions check this opportunity out.  Other ways to help are creative writing, strategy, and getting the word out to people about staying healthy and active. Training provided.

      Classes include: Bingocize, Healthy Living with Diabetes, Stepping On, StrongBodies, Control Incontinence, and more!

      Programming & Event Volunteer

      Be part of a crew assisting with set-up and clean-up of large events at the ADRC or in the community!

      Have a niche you want to present on? Are you professionally trained ina  topic that you want to share to the community! We are open to any kind of presentation to keep our community informed and engaged! Contact Amy Staniforth if you are interested! (Amy.Staniforth@Browncountywi.gov)

      Advocacy - Let Your Voice Be Heard

       Advocate for those whose voices may not be heard. Join a group of passionate people looking to make a difference.

      Ways to get involved from home:

      Decorate meal bags

      Want a way to put a guaranteed smile on someone’s face? Decorate some meal bags!

      We serve over 500 meal recipients each day and have had an overwhelming response that the decorated meal bags brighten their day even more. Many customers even keep the bags to share with others or hang in their homes.

      Bag Decorating Guidelines:
      • Get creative! The more time and creativity that go into a bag, the more joy it brings. 
      • No stick-on decorations (glitter, sequins, etc) that may fall into the food.
      • No religious messages/images out of respect for customers with different beliefs.
      • Colored pencils and markers work best.
      • Theme/Decoration Ideas – Holidays, seasonal, Happy Birthday, inspirational quotes, feel-good messaging, fun facts, jokes/riddles, games, artwork, etc.

        Ready to decorate?!

      • Place an order for bags by calling the Nutrition Program at (920) 448-4312.

      • Once bags are ready, they can be picked up and dropped off anytime Mon – Fri from 8a – 4:30p.
        at ADRC (300 S. Adams St. Green Bay).

      Create cards

      We are sending out cards on a weekly basis to our volunteers, customers, and donors.

      We are alway looking for cards with blank insides for:

      • Thank you’s
      • Thinking of you / Get Well
      • Happy Birthday

       

      Graphic with a volunteer testimonial
      Hand made collage from a meal recipient
      Meal bags that have been decorated
      Drawing from a meal recipient thanking the "angels on wheels"
      Graphic with a volunteer testimonial
      Hand written note thanking volunteers
      Valentines Day cards
      Graphic with a thank you note to volunteers
      Graphic with a volunteer testimonial

      Interested in volunteering at ADRC? 

      We’d love to hear from you!

      Ready to Volunteer?

      Interested but need more info?

      Current Volunteers: In-Kind Tracking

      Volunteers Training:

      We’re excited to introduce our Monthly Volunteer Training Bonanza – a welcoming space for both new and returning volunteers to connect with each other, learn, and grow in your role.

      Each session will cover:
      – Who we are as the ADRC – what we do, who we serve, and why it matters
      – Your role as a volunteer and the impact you make
      – How to track your volunteer time
      – Privacy & HIPAA basics
      – Safety in the field, building, with participants, and how to report concerns

      We’ll also highlight different training topics to help you stay refreshed and confident in your volunteer role. Whether you’re brand new or have been with us for years, this is a great opportunity to refresh your knowledge, learn something new, and ask questions.