Saturday, July 31st, 7:00-10:00 a.m. clean-up American Cancer Society Relay for Life, Wisconsin Hills Middle School 18700 W. Wisconsin Ave., Brookfield
Help raise awareness for the activities of this great group. Join cancer survivors and their families at this family friendly event where volunteers help with various activities including luminaries, registration, games (Friday), or clean-up (Saturday).
Teens very welcome. No limit to the number of volunteers, and volunteers are also welcome to put together a participating relay team!
Tuesday, August 3 10am - Noon Next Door Foundation 2549 N 29th St, Milwaukee "Reading Day for Kids"
Kids in the inner city need reading help and attention. This event pairs volunteers from the suburbs with kids from the city for reading, then snacks and a tour of the facility (time permitting). Open to adults and kids with a parent. Limit of 20 people.
Thursday, August 5th, 6:45 a.m.-10:00 a.m. The Gathering (St. James Church) 833 W Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee
Come help prepare and serve a meal to the homeless at this community meal program. Open to 4-5 people, ages 14 and up. There will be a carpool leaving from St. John Vianney.
American Cancer Society - Relay for Life Friday, August 6th, shifts between 4:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Waukesha West High School, 3301 Saylesville Rd.
Help help raise awareness for the activities of this great group. Join cancer survivors and their families at this family friendly event where volunteers help with various activities including luminaries, registration, games (Friday), or clean-up (Saturday).
Teens very welcome. No limit to the number of volunteers, and volunteers are also welcome to put together a participating relay team!
American Cancer Society - Relay for Life Saturday, August 7th, 7:00-10:00 a.m. clean-up Waukesha West High School, 3301 Saylesville Rd.
Help raise awareness for the activities of this great group. Join cancer survivors and their families at this family friendly event where volunteers help with various activities including luminaries, registration, games (Friday), or clean-up (Saturday).
Teens very welcome. No limit to the number of volunteers, and volunteers are also welcome to put together a participating relay team!
Tuesday, August 10th, 5:00-6:30 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul Meal Program 10th & Madison Site, Milwaukee
Serve beverages and/or food to guests, then join them for dinner and conversation. This program is open to any ages as long as parents supervise their children. We begin with prayer at 5 p.m. Limit of 12.
Wednesday, August 11th, 5:00-8:00 p.m. Hunger Task Force 201 S. Hawley Ct., Milwaukee
Food sorting is fun and fast-paced and one of the most popular activities. Each year, over 2000 people help sort about 1 ½ million pounds of food. During our three hours together, we'll stack and sort food, make boxes and check for expired and damaged food. Please wear closed-toe sturdy shoes. Up to 30 volunteers are needed, ages 12 and up
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Help raise awareness for the activities of this great group. Join cancer survivors and their families at this family friendly event where volunteers help with various activities including luminaries, registration, games (Friday), or clean-up (Saturday). 
Kids in the inner city need reading help and attention. This event pairs volunteers from the suburbs with kids from the city for reading, then snacks and a tour of the facility (time permitting). Open to adults and kids with a parent. Limit of 20 people.
Come help prepare and serve a meal to the homeless at this community meal program. Open to 4-5 people, ages 14 and up. There will be a carpool leaving from St. John Vianney. 
Help help raise awareness for the activities of this great group. Join cancer survivors and their families at this family friendly event where volunteers help with various activities including luminaries, registration, games (Friday), or clean-up (Saturday). 
Serve beverages and/or food to guests, then join them for dinner and conversation. This program is open to any ages as long as parents supervise their children. We begin with prayer at 5 p.m. Limit of 12.
Food sorting is fun and fast-paced and one of the most popular activities. Each year, over 2000 people help sort about 1 ½ million pounds of food. During our three hours together, we'll stack and sort food, make boxes and check for expired and damaged food. Please wear closed-toe sturdy shoes. Up to 30 volunteers are needed, ages 12 and up 
Help serve a meal to the poor and homeless of Milwaukee. Open to ages 6 and up, with a limit of 20. Children under 14 must be accompanied by parents.