NEED HELP NOW? Call 911 for emergencies. Call or text 988 for mental health or substance use crises. Local 24/7 support: 262-657-7188.

262-658-8166

6103 39th Avenue, Kenosha, WI 53142

262-658-8166

6103 39th Avenue, Kenosha, WI 53142

NEED HELP NOW? Call 911 for emergencies. Call or text 988 for mental health or substance use crises. Local 24/7 support: 262-657-7188.

NEED HELP NOW? Call 911 for emergencies. Call or text 988 for mental health or substance use crises. Local 24/7 support: 262-657-7188.

Volunteer2026-07-30T12:10:26-05:00
Be a part of the movement.

Volunteer With Hope Council

Volunteers play a vital role in providing services to the community. By giving your time, you help expand access to education, resources, supplies, and support for individuals and families. Whether you are looking to give back, build skills, or connect with the community, Hope Council is a place you can make a difference.

Flexible opportunities for every schedule

We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds and experience levels. No prior experience is required — compassion, reliability, and a willingness to support our mission are what matter most.

One-time experiences

Help at an event, a community pop-up, or a single project. A few hours still make a difference.

Ongoing roles

Regular volunteer roles for people who want a consistent way to contribute over time.

Corporate and group volunteering

Workplace teams, civic groups, student organizations, and faith communities can volunteer together.

Skill-based projects

Put professional skills to work on projects where your expertise multiplies the impact.

Our volunteer process is simple

1

Submit your interest

Complete the short Volunteer Interest Form, or contact Hope Council directly.

2

We connect

A staff member will contact you to explore opportunities that match your interests, availability, and goals.

3

Orientation or training

If your role requires it, we will walk you through orientation or training before you start.

4

Begin volunteering

Start making a difference — at an event, on a project, or in an ongoing role.

Volunteer resources

Volunteer Interest Form
Volunteer Info Sheet
Volunteer Handbook
Printable Sign-Up Sheet

Why our volunteers stay

I’ve volunteered in a lot of places, but this is the first time I felt like I truly belonged and knew I was making a difference.

— Lori K., Volunteer

Volunteering here showed me what it really means to meet people where they are. It’s not just service, it’s connection, and hope.

— Dawn W., Volunteer

Common Questions

Do I need experience to volunteer?2026-07-07T17:29:33-05:00

No prior experience is required for most opportunities. Compassion, reliability, and a willingness to support the mission are what matter most. If a specific role requires training, staff will walk you through it before you begin.

Can my workplace or group volunteer?2026-07-07T17:29:52-05:00

Yes. Corporate and group volunteering is welcome — workplace teams, civic groups, students, and faith communities can volunteer together. Groups interested in deeper partnership can also explore sponsorship.

What happens after I submit the volunteer form?2026-07-07T17:30:07-05:00

A staff member will contact you to discuss opportunities that match your interests, availability, and goals. If your role requires orientation or training, that comes next — then you begin.

How old do I need to be to volunteer?2026-07-07T17:30:25-05:00

Volunteers must be 18 or older for roles involving client services, which are protected by confidentiality laws. Younger volunteers are often able to help at community events and other activities with a parent or guardian’s signed consent — contact Hope Council to find an opportunity that fits.

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