Opportunities From: United Way of Dane County

Volunteer: Vigil Volunteers Needed: Be There When it Matters Most

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Heartland Hospice is seeking compassionate Vigil Volunteers to provide a comforting presence for patients during their final hours of life.

The role of a Vigil Volunteer is simple yet incredibly meaningful: to be there. When patients are nearing the end of life and may not have family or loved ones present, Vigil Volunteers offer companionship, comfort, and peace at the bedside.


Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice.

A gentle presence, a reassuring smile, a quiet moment of companionship. These small acts can provide tremendous comfort to both patients and families during one of life's most important transitions.

As a Vigil Volunteer, you may:

Sit quietly with a patient during their final hours Offer a calm and comforting presence Read, play soothing music, or hold a patient's hand when appropriate Support family members who are present Help ensure that no patient dies alone Work alongside the hospice care team to provide compassionate companionship Why Become a Vigil Volunteer?

Provide Comfort When It Matters Most
Your presence can bring peace and dignity to patients nearing the end of life.

Make a Profound Difference
Simply being there can ease feelings of loneliness and provide reassurance to patients and families.

Flexible, As-Needed Commitment
Vigil opportunities arise as patients enter their final hours. Volunteers are notified by phone or email when support is needed and can accept or decline opportunities based on their availability, with no obligation.

Meaningful Training and Support
You'll receive training and guidance from our hospice team to help you feel prepared and supported in this unique volunteer role.

Volunteer Requirements Must be 18 years or older Compassionate and dependable Strong listening and interpersonal skills Reliable transportation Ability to remain calm and supportive in sensitive situations Desire to serve as part of a caring hospice team

Heartland Hospice provides all required onboarding, including:

Application packet Background check Orientation and training Non-THC drug screening TB testing Be There When It Matters Most

Few gifts are as powerful as your presence. By becoming a Vigil Volunteer, you can help ensure that every patient experiences comfort, dignity, and companionship during their final journey.

Contact Olivia Bowman at olivia.bowman@heartlandhospice.com for more information. 

Nonprofit: Heartland Hospice

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Heartland Hospice is seeking compassionate Vigil Volunteers to provide a comforting presence for patients during their final hours of life.

The role of a Vigil Volunteer is simple yet incredibly meaningful: to be there. When patients are nearing the end of life and may not have family or loved ones present, Vigil Volunteers offer companionship, comfort, and peace at the bedside.


Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice.

A gentle presence, a reassuring smile, a quiet moment of companionship. These small acts can provide tremendous comfort to both patients and families during one of life's most important transitions.

As a Vigil Volunteer, you may:

Sit quietly with a patient during their final hours Offer a calm and comforting presence Read, play soothing music, or hold a patient's hand when appropriate Support family members who are present Help ensure that no patient dies alone Work alongside the hospice care team to provide compassionate companionship Why Become a Vigil Volunteer?

Provide Comfort When It Matters Most
Your presence can bring peace and dignity to patients nearing the end of life.

Make a Profound Difference
Simply being there can ease feelings of loneliness and provide reassurance to patients and families.

Flexible, As-Needed Commitment
Vigil opportunities arise as patients enter their final hours. Volunteers are notified by phone or email when support is needed and can accept or decline opportunities based on their availability, with no obligation.

Meaningful Training and Support
You'll receive training and guidance from our hospice team to help you feel prepared and supported in this unique volunteer role.

Volunteer Requirements Must be 18 years or older Compassionate and dependable Strong listening and interpersonal skills Reliable transportation Ability to remain calm and supportive in sensitive situations Desire to serve as part of a caring hospice team

Heartland Hospice provides all required onboarding, including:

Application packet Background check Orientation and training Non-THC drug screening TB testing Be There When It Matters Most

Few gifts are as powerful as your presence. By becoming a Vigil Volunteer, you can help ensure that every patient experiences comfort, dignity, and companionship during their final journey.

Contact Olivia Bowman at olivia.bowman@heartlandhospice.com for more information. 

Nonprofit: Heartland Hospice

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 53718

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Use Your Office Skills for Good- Administrative Hospice Volunteers Needed

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Not all hospice heroes provide direct patient care. Some make a difference from the office.

Heartland Hospice is seeking dedicated Administrative Volunteers to help support our care teams and ensure they can focus on what matters most: providing exceptional care and comfort to patients and families.

Our team members rely on strong administrative support to stay in the field serving patients. Your efforts behind the scenes help make compassionate care possible.

As an Administrative Volunteer, you may assist with:

Assembling admission packets and binders Organizing and transferring files Scanning and uploading documents Data entry and report preparation Making phone calls Labeling educational materials and mailings General office and clerical support Why Volunteer in Our Office?

Make a Meaningful Impact
Every task you complete helps our care teams spend more time with patients and families.

Use Your Skills
Whether you're detail-oriented, tech-savvy, organized, or experienced in office work, we'll help find a role that matches your strengths and interests.

Flexible Scheduling
Volunteer hours are flexible and can often be arranged around your availability.

Gain Valuable Experience
Build administrative, organizational, and healthcare-related experience while supporting an important mission.

We Need Your Help!

If you enjoy staying organized, supporting a team, and making a difference behind the scenes, we'd love to have you join us.

Your office skills can help bring comfort, dignity, and support to hospice patients and their families. Become an Administrative Volunteer with Heartland Hospice today! ❤️

Contact Olivia Bowman at olivia.bowman@heartlandhospice.com for more information!


Nonprofit: Heartland Hospice

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Not all hospice heroes provide direct patient care. Some make a difference from the office.

Heartland Hospice is seeking dedicated Administrative Volunteers to help support our care teams and ensure they can focus on what matters most: providing exceptional care and comfort to patients and families.

Our team members rely on strong administrative support to stay in the field serving patients. Your efforts behind the scenes help make compassionate care possible.

As an Administrative Volunteer, you may assist with:

Assembling admission packets and binders Organizing and transferring files Scanning and uploading documents Data entry and report preparation Making phone calls Labeling educational materials and mailings General office and clerical support Why Volunteer in Our Office?

Make a Meaningful Impact
Every task you complete helps our care teams spend more time with patients and families.

Use Your Skills
Whether you're detail-oriented, tech-savvy, organized, or experienced in office work, we'll help find a role that matches your strengths and interests.

Flexible Scheduling
Volunteer hours are flexible and can often be arranged around your availability.

Gain Valuable Experience
Build administrative, organizational, and healthcare-related experience while supporting an important mission.

We Need Your Help!

If you enjoy staying organized, supporting a team, and making a difference behind the scenes, we'd love to have you join us.

Your office skills can help bring comfort, dignity, and support to hospice patients and their families. Become an Administrative Volunteer with Heartland Hospice today! ❤️

Contact Olivia Bowman at olivia.bowman@heartlandhospice.com for more information!


Nonprofit: Heartland Hospice

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 53718

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Be a Companion for a Patient on Hospice

❤️ Volunteers Needed: Help Bring Comfort and Connection to Hospice Patients

Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice! Heartland Hospice is currently seeking caring volunteers to visit our patients and provide companionship, support, and a friendly presence.

No matter your background or experience, you have something valuable to offer. Hospice patients often need what matters most: companionship, friendship, and someone who genuinely cares. The simplest acts of kindness can make an enormous difference in someone's life.

As a volunteer, you might:

Visit with patients and provide friendly companionship Read books, magazines, or letters Write cards or letters for patients Share your musical talents or listen to familiar tunes together Listen to life stories and memories Sit quietly and offer a comforting presence Why Volunteer with Heartland Hospice?

Make a Meaningful Difference
Your time and compassion can bring comfort, joy, and dignity to patients and families during an important stage of life.

Flexible Scheduling
Most volunteers give just a few hours each month. We work around your availability and lifestyle.

Volunteer Close to Home
We serve patients in private homes and care facilities throughout the greater Madison area, making it likely that you'll be matched with someone near you.

Build Valuable Skills
Develop communication, active listening, empathy, and interpersonal skills while gaining experience in a healthcare setting. It's a rewarding opportunity that can also strengthen your résumé.

Volunteer Requirements Must be at least 18 years old Strong interpersonal and communication skills Reliable transportation Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Desire to help others as part of a compassionate hospice team

Heartland Hospice provides all required onboarding, including:

Application packet Background check Orientation and training Non-THC drug screening TB testing Your Comfort. Your Schedule.

Volunteer assignments are matched to your interests and comfort level. Whether you enjoy conversation, music, reading, or simply being present, we'll help you find a role that's meaningful for you.

A few hours a month can make a lifetime of difference. Join the Heartland Hospice volunteer team and help ensure that no patient feels alone. 

Contact Olivia Bowman at olivia.bowman@heartlandhospice.com to learn more!

Nonprofit: Heartland Hospice

❤️ Volunteers Needed: Help Bring Comfort and Connection to Hospice Patients

Volunteers are the HEART of Heartland Hospice! Heartland Hospice is currently seeking caring volunteers to visit our patients and provide companionship, support, and a friendly presence.

No matter your background or experience, you have something valuable to offer. Hospice patients often need what matters most: companionship, friendship, and someone who genuinely cares. The simplest acts of kindness can make an enormous difference in someone's life.

As a volunteer, you might:

Visit with patients and provide friendly companionship Read books, magazines, or letters Write cards or letters for patients Share your musical talents or listen to familiar tunes together Listen to life stories and memories Sit quietly and offer a comforting presence Why Volunteer with Heartland Hospice?

Make a Meaningful Difference
Your time and compassion can bring comfort, joy, and dignity to patients and families during an important stage of life.

Flexible Scheduling
Most volunteers give just a few hours each month. We work around your availability and lifestyle.

Volunteer Close to Home
We serve patients in private homes and care facilities throughout the greater Madison area, making it likely that you'll be matched with someone near you.

Build Valuable Skills
Develop communication, active listening, empathy, and interpersonal skills while gaining experience in a healthcare setting. It's a rewarding opportunity that can also strengthen your résumé.

Volunteer Requirements Must be at least 18 years old Strong interpersonal and communication skills Reliable transportation Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Desire to help others as part of a compassionate hospice team

Heartland Hospice provides all required onboarding, including:

Application packet Background check Orientation and training Non-THC drug screening TB testing Your Comfort. Your Schedule.

Volunteer assignments are matched to your interests and comfort level. Whether you enjoy conversation, music, reading, or simply being present, we'll help you find a role that's meaningful for you.

A few hours a month can make a lifetime of difference. Join the Heartland Hospice volunteer team and help ensure that no patient feels alone. 

Contact Olivia Bowman at olivia.bowman@heartlandhospice.com to learn more!

Nonprofit: Heartland Hospice

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 53718

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Veterans: Become a Companion for a Veteran on Hospice

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Heartland Hospice is seeking Veteran Volunteers to visit and support fellow Veteran patients through companionship, conversation, and shared understanding.

Many Veterans find comfort in connecting with someone who truly understands military service. Through our Vets for Vets Volunteer Program, we match Veteran Volunteers with Veteran patients who may share similar experiences, values, or backgrounds. Even across different branches, eras, and generations, Veterans often form meaningful connections through their shared service.

As a Veteran Volunteer, you might:

Visit with Veteran patients and provide companionship Share stories and memories from military service Listen and offer emotional support Read, write letters, or play games together Participate in Veteran recognition opportunities Sit quietly and provide a comforting presence Why Become a Veteran Volunteer?

Honor a Fellow Veteran
Provide support and companionship to Veterans who have served our country.

Make a Meaningful Difference
Your visits can reduce loneliness, promote connection, and bring comfort to patients and families.

Build a Unique Bond
Veterans connect in special ways through shared experiences, understanding, and mutual respect.

Flexible Scheduling
Most volunteers give just a few hours each month. We work around your availability.

Specialized Training Provided
Veteran Volunteers receive training focused on the unique end-of-life needs and experiences of Veterans.

Volunteer Requirements Must be 18 years or older Military service preferred for participation in the Vets for Vets program Strong interpersonal and communication skills Reliable transportation Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Desire to support fellow Veterans as part of our hospice team

Heartland Hospice provides all required onboarding, including:

Application packet Background check Orientation and training Non-THC drug screening TB testing Continue Serving Through Compassion

The mission may look different today, but the impact is just as meaningful. By volunteering with Heartland Hospice, you can honor a fellow Veteran, share experiences, and ensure that no Veteran feels alone.

Contact Olivia Bowman at olivia.bowman@heartlandhospice.com to learn more. 

Nonprofit: Heartland Hospice

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Heartland Hospice is seeking Veteran Volunteers to visit and support fellow Veteran patients through companionship, conversation, and shared understanding.

Many Veterans find comfort in connecting with someone who truly understands military service. Through our Vets for Vets Volunteer Program, we match Veteran Volunteers with Veteran patients who may share similar experiences, values, or backgrounds. Even across different branches, eras, and generations, Veterans often form meaningful connections through their shared service.

As a Veteran Volunteer, you might:

Visit with Veteran patients and provide companionship Share stories and memories from military service Listen and offer emotional support Read, write letters, or play games together Participate in Veteran recognition opportunities Sit quietly and provide a comforting presence Why Become a Veteran Volunteer?

Honor a Fellow Veteran
Provide support and companionship to Veterans who have served our country.

Make a Meaningful Difference
Your visits can reduce loneliness, promote connection, and bring comfort to patients and families.

Build a Unique Bond
Veterans connect in special ways through shared experiences, understanding, and mutual respect.

Flexible Scheduling
Most volunteers give just a few hours each month. We work around your availability.

Specialized Training Provided
Veteran Volunteers receive training focused on the unique end-of-life needs and experiences of Veterans.

Volunteer Requirements Must be 18 years or older Military service preferred for participation in the Vets for Vets program Strong interpersonal and communication skills Reliable transportation Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Desire to support fellow Veterans as part of our hospice team

Heartland Hospice provides all required onboarding, including:

Application packet Background check Orientation and training Non-THC drug screening TB testing Continue Serving Through Compassion

The mission may look different today, but the impact is just as meaningful. By volunteering with Heartland Hospice, you can honor a fellow Veteran, share experiences, and ensure that no Veteran feels alone.

Contact Olivia Bowman at olivia.bowman@heartlandhospice.com to learn more. 

Nonprofit: Heartland Hospice

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 53718

Allow Groups: No