Be a part of the movement.
Get Involved With Hope Council
There are many ways to be part of Hope Council’s work. Whether you want to give your time, grow your career, share your story, support an event, or make a gift, you can make an impact here — and every form of support helps hope reach further in Kenosha County.
Be a part of the movement
What your support makes possible
Education and prevention
Supporters extend prevention education, community training, and awareness into schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods across Kenosha County.
Peer and family support
Involvement keeps no-cost peer support, recovery coaching, and family programs like the Loved Ones Support Group available to everyone who needs them.
Risk-reduction supplies
Donations, sponsors, and partners keep naloxone, test strips, and safer-use supplies stocked and available 24/7 — at no cost, with no barriers.
Recovery connection
Volunteer, donor, and partner support helps people find recovery options, treatment connections, and practical next steps, whatever their starting point.
Choose the way that fits you
Volunteer
Give your time — one-time experiences, ongoing roles, group and workplace volunteering, or skill-based projects. No prior experience required.
Careers
Join a team committed to the full continuum of care. Build a career that makes a difference in prevention, recovery support, family services, and community education.
Share Your Story
Lived experience, family perspective, volunteer impact — stories shared with consent help reduce stigma and show others that recovery is possible.
Sponsor
For businesses, organizations, civic groups, and foundations that want a visible partnership supporting hope in Kenosha County.
Donate
Make a gift that supports prevention, recovery connection, no-cost supplies, family support, and community education.
Events
Attend, sponsor, volunteer at, or share Hope Council events — from the Annual Luncheon to Light Up the Longest Night.
Why it matters
Expand access
By giving time or support, you help expand access to education, resources, supplies, and support for individuals and families throughout the community.
Reduce barriers
Support from volunteers, donors, sponsors, and partners keeps no-cost and reduced-barrier services — peer support, naloxone, the 24/7 Public Health Vending Machine — running for the people who need them most.
Build community
Hope Council events bring the community together around recovery, remembrance, prevention, and hope — like Light Up the Longest Night, honoring those struggling, remembering those lost, and celebrating those living in recovery.
Not sure where to start?
You do not have to pick the perfect way to help. Reach out and staff will help you find a fit that matches your interests, availability, and goals.
Common Questions
Volunteer your time, apply for a career, share your story, sponsor as a business or organization, make a donation, or attend an event. If you are not sure where to start, contact Hope Council and staff will help you find the right fit.
Yes. Hope Council welcomes corporate and group volunteering alongside one-time, ongoing, and skill-based volunteer opportunities. Workplaces interested in deeper partnership can also explore sponsorship.
Upcoming events, meetings, and trainings are posted on the Recovery Meeting Calendar, and Hope Council’s signature events are described on the Events page.
