Volunteer: Mentor Youth at Randall Elementary - Big Brothers Big Sisters (West High School Students Only)
The High School Leadership Program at West High School and Randall Elementary School is a great option for high school students who aspire to be mentors and are passionate about positively impacting young lives. Monday's during the school year, 11:15 AM to 12:00 PM at Randall Elementary School (1802 Regent St, Madison, WI 53726)
Complete an application.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
After enrolling in our School-Friends Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on interests and preferences (gender, race, age, etc.) Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, they can start meeting!
Minimum of 1 year commitment BBBS provides all activities and conversation starters to help Matches get to know each other during their sessions Time can be spent reading, playing board games, doing crafts, or catching up on homework. High school students will receive class credit for completing the program West High School students are mentored by professional BBBS staff, who will guide them in individual conversations about their future aspirations. BBBS conducts regular check-in conversations and observations with Bigs and Littles to ensure the relationship is healthy, safe, and thriving. REQUIREMENTS FOR BIGS Currently enrolled student at West High School Must live in Dane County Complete online application, interview, and references Pass a background check (with parent permission) Big must connect with Match Support Specialist as required Children entering 7th grade at Hamilton Middle School REQUIREMENTS FOR LITTLES Student at Randall Elementary School Must live in Dane County Parent or caregiver must complete the online application for child Committed to meeting with mentor 1 time per week Parent and child must connect with Match Support Specialist as requiredInterested in learning more about getting involved as a mentor or a partner? Nonprofit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County
The High School Leadership Program at West High School and Randall Elementary School is a great option for high school students who aspire to be mentors and are passionate about positively impacting young lives. Monday's during the school year, 11:15 AM to 12:00 PM at Randall Elementary School (1802 Regent St, Madison, WI 53726)
Complete an application.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
After enrolling in our School-Friends Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on interests and preferences (gender, race, age, etc.) Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, they can start meeting!
Minimum of 1 year commitment BBBS provides all activities and conversation starters to help Matches get to know each other during their sessions Time can be spent reading, playing board games, doing crafts, or catching up on homework. High school students will receive class credit for completing the program West High School students are mentored by professional BBBS staff, who will guide them in individual conversations about their future aspirations. BBBS conducts regular check-in conversations and observations with Bigs and Littles to ensure the relationship is healthy, safe, and thriving. REQUIREMENTS FOR BIGS Currently enrolled student at West High School Must live in Dane County Complete online application, interview, and references Pass a background check (with parent permission) Big must connect with Match Support Specialist as required Children entering 7th grade at Hamilton Middle School REQUIREMENTS FOR LITTLES Student at Randall Elementary School Must live in Dane County Parent or caregiver must complete the online application for child Committed to meeting with mentor 1 time per week Parent and child must connect with Match Support Specialist as requiredInterested in learning more about getting involved as a mentor or a partner? Nonprofit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53726 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Mentor Youth at Kennedy Elementary School - Big Brothers Big Sisters
School Friends at Kennedy Elementary l is a great option for individuals who aspire to be mentors and are passionate about positively impacting young lives. Friday's during the school year, 112:15 PM to 1:15 PM at Kennedy Elementary School (221 Meadowlark Dr, Madison, WI 53714)
Complete an application.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
After enrolling in our School-Friends Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on interests and preferences (gender, race, age, etc.) Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, they can start meeting!
Minimum of 1 year commitment BBBS provides all activities and conversation starters to help Matches get to know each other during their sessions Time can be spent reading, playing board games, doing crafts, or catching up on homework. BBBS conducts regular check-in conversations and observations with Bigs and Littles to ensure the relationship is healthy, safe, and thriving. REQUIREMENTS FOR BIGS 18 years or older Must live or work in Dane County Complete online application, interview, and references Pass a background check Big must connect with Match Support Specialist as required REQUIREMENTS FOR LITTLES Must live in Dane County Parent or caregiver must complete the online application for child Committed to meeting with mentor 1 time per week Parent and child must connect with Match Support Specialist as requiredInterested in learning more about getting involved as a mentor or a partner? Nonprofit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County
School Friends at Kennedy Elementary l is a great option for individuals who aspire to be mentors and are passionate about positively impacting young lives. Friday's during the school year, 112:15 PM to 1:15 PM at Kennedy Elementary School (221 Meadowlark Dr, Madison, WI 53714)
Complete an application.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
After enrolling in our School-Friends Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on interests and preferences (gender, race, age, etc.) Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, they can start meeting!
Minimum of 1 year commitment BBBS provides all activities and conversation starters to help Matches get to know each other during their sessions Time can be spent reading, playing board games, doing crafts, or catching up on homework. BBBS conducts regular check-in conversations and observations with Bigs and Littles to ensure the relationship is healthy, safe, and thriving. REQUIREMENTS FOR BIGS 18 years or older Must live or work in Dane County Complete online application, interview, and references Pass a background check Big must connect with Match Support Specialist as required REQUIREMENTS FOR LITTLES Must live in Dane County Parent or caregiver must complete the online application for child Committed to meeting with mentor 1 time per week Parent and child must connect with Match Support Specialist as requiredInterested in learning more about getting involved as a mentor or a partner? Nonprofit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53714 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - Sennett Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Sennett Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Sennett Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53716 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - Prairie View Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Prairie View Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Prairie View Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53590 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - Patrick Marsh Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Patrick Marsh Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Patrick Marsh Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53590 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - Gillespie Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Ezekiel Gillespie Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Ezekiel Gillespie Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53717 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - Cherokee Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Cherokee Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Cherokee Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53711 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - Black Hawk Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Black Hawk Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.For more information, or to apply, please contact us at volunteer@ulgm.org or visit us at http://ulgm.org/volunteerhope/. Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Black Hawk Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.For more information, or to apply, please contact us at volunteer@ulgm.org or visit us at http://ulgm.org/volunteerhope/. Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53704 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - Whitehorse Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Whitehorse Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Whitehorse Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53714 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - O'Keeffe Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for O'Keeffe Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for O'Keeffe Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53703 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - Sherman Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Sherman Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Sherman Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53704 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - Toki Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Toki Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Toki Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53711 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Schools of Hope Tutoring Program - Wright Middle SchoolSchools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Wright Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Schools of Hope is one of the largest and most successful community-based tutoring programs in Wisconsin. We are dedicated to empowering youth by providing educational support through tutoring and mentorship. We focus on the essential math and literacy skills necessary to ensure all students are high school, college, and community ready. This volunteer role primarily supports students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Our volunteers are instrumental in helping students overcome academic challenges to reach their full potential.
Join Our Team! We’re seeking committed volunteers for Wright Middle School. No prior tutoring experience is required! We provide comprehensive training. As a volunteer, you’ll work with students individually or in small groups, once a week or more, either during or after school hours. By dedicating your time, you directly impact a student’s educational journey. Consider joining Schools of Hope today and commit to creating a stronger community!
How to apply: There are 3 ways to apply for this opportunity. Apply now online at https://ulgm.org/volunteer/schools-of-hope-tutoring/tutor-application/ Visit us at http://ulgm.org/schools-of-hope-tutoring/ and download an application form. Contact us at dglymph@ulgm.org or call 608-729-1226 and request a Volunteer application for the SOH program.Nonprofit: Urban League of Greater Madison, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53713 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: JustDane - Mentor A Youth!JustDane is looking for folks to mentor youth who have caregivers that are incarcerated!!
Read more below and apply here Nonprofit: JustDane JustDane is looking for folks to mentor youth who have caregivers that are incarcerated!!
Read more below and apply here Nonprofit: JustDane Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53703 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Mentor Youth at One City Schools - Big Brothers Big Sisters
School Friends at One City Schools is a great option for individuals who aspire to be mentors and are passionate about positively impacting young lives. Tuesday's during the school year,11:00 AM to 12:00 PM at One City Schools (1707 W Broadway, Madison, WI 53713)
Complete an application.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
After enrolling in our School-Friends Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on interests and preferences (gender, race, age, etc.) Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, they can start meeting!
Minimum of 1 year commitment
BBBS provides all activities and conversation starters to help Matches get to know each other during their sessions
Time can be spent reading, playing board games, doing crafts, or catching up on homework.
BBBS conducts regular check-in conversations and observations with Bigs and Littles to ensure the relationship is healthy, safe, and thriving. REQUIREMENTS FOR BIGS 18 years or older Must live or work in Dane County Complete online application, interview, and references Pass a background check Big must connect with Match Support Specialist as required Children entering 4th or 5th grade at One City Schools REQUIREMENTS FOR LITTLES Must live in Dane County Parent or caregiver must complete the online application for child Committed to meeting with mentor 1 time per week Parent and child must connect with Match Support Specialist as requiredInterested in learning more about getting involved as a mentor or a partner? Nonprofit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County
School Friends at One City Schools is a great option for individuals who aspire to be mentors and are passionate about positively impacting young lives. Tuesday's during the school year,11:00 AM to 12:00 PM at One City Schools (1707 W Broadway, Madison, WI 53713)
Complete an application.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
After enrolling in our School-Friends Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on interests and preferences (gender, race, age, etc.) Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, they can start meeting!
Minimum of 1 year commitment
BBBS provides all activities and conversation starters to help Matches get to know each other during their sessions
Time can be spent reading, playing board games, doing crafts, or catching up on homework.
BBBS conducts regular check-in conversations and observations with Bigs and Littles to ensure the relationship is healthy, safe, and thriving. REQUIREMENTS FOR BIGS 18 years or older Must live or work in Dane County Complete online application, interview, and references Pass a background check Big must connect with Match Support Specialist as required Children entering 4th or 5th grade at One City Schools REQUIREMENTS FOR LITTLES Must live in Dane County Parent or caregiver must complete the online application for child Committed to meeting with mentor 1 time per week Parent and child must connect with Match Support Specialist as requiredInterested in learning more about getting involved as a mentor or a partner? Nonprofit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53713 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Mentor a Child as a Big Brother or Big SisterPROGRAM DESCRIPTION
After enrolling in our Community-Based Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on geography (within a 20-minute drive), preferences (gender, race, age, etc.), and shared interests. Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, introductions are made and we’re off! Matches get together 2-4 times a month for a few hours. Bigs schedule outings directly with Littles and their parent/caregiver, and are responsible for picking up and transporting their Little. Activities vary based on the interests of the Bigs and Littles, so whether it’s frisbee at the park, paint night and ice cream, or a picnic hike, each Match can define what "quality time" looks like for them. THE ROLE OF BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF DANE COUNTYStarting a new relationship can be daunting for both Big and Little, but we’re here every step of the way, providing: Regular Match Support Contacts with Big, Little, and parent/caregiver to ensure the Match is healthy, safe, and thriving (monthly calls in the first year, then quarterly) BBBS-hosted activities each month for Matches to attend (skiing event, Halloween party, craft night, etc.) Tickets to sports, concerts, performing arts, etc. for Match outings Discounts or free admission to businesses around town for Match outings Resources and training for Bigs to increase cultural competency, trauma-informed mentoring, acknowledging biases, etc. Access to support services for families DID YOU KNOW?While the majority of our Bigs mentor their Little one-on-one, more than 10% of our Matches are Big Couples and Big Families. In these Matches, volunteer Bigs sign up with their partner, spouse, children, etc., and get matched together with one Little. Mentoring is great, but mentoring with your family? Even better. To learn more about being part of a Big Couple or Big Family, contact us at reception@bbbsmadison.org or 608-661-5437. TIME & FREQUENCY Most Matches meet on weekends or evenings (timing varies based on schedules of Bigs/Littles) Matches meet 2-4 times each month for 1-3 hours Nonprofit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
After enrolling in our Community-Based Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on geography (within a 20-minute drive), preferences (gender, race, age, etc.), and shared interests. Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, introductions are made and we’re off! Matches get together 2-4 times a month for a few hours. Bigs schedule outings directly with Littles and their parent/caregiver, and are responsible for picking up and transporting their Little. Activities vary based on the interests of the Bigs and Littles, so whether it’s frisbee at the park, paint night and ice cream, or a picnic hike, each Match can define what "quality time" looks like for them. THE ROLE OF BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF DANE COUNTYStarting a new relationship can be daunting for both Big and Little, but we’re here every step of the way, providing: Regular Match Support Contacts with Big, Little, and parent/caregiver to ensure the Match is healthy, safe, and thriving (monthly calls in the first year, then quarterly) BBBS-hosted activities each month for Matches to attend (skiing event, Halloween party, craft night, etc.) Tickets to sports, concerts, performing arts, etc. for Match outings Discounts or free admission to businesses around town for Match outings Resources and training for Bigs to increase cultural competency, trauma-informed mentoring, acknowledging biases, etc. Access to support services for families DID YOU KNOW?While the majority of our Bigs mentor their Little one-on-one, more than 10% of our Matches are Big Couples and Big Families. In these Matches, volunteer Bigs sign up with their partner, spouse, children, etc., and get matched together with one Little. Mentoring is great, but mentoring with your family? Even better. To learn more about being part of a Big Couple or Big Family, contact us at reception@bbbsmadison.org or 608-661-5437. TIME & FREQUENCY Most Matches meet on weekends or evenings (timing varies based on schedules of Bigs/Littles) Matches meet 2-4 times each month for 1-3 hours Nonprofit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53704 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Mentor Youth at Wright Middle School - Big Brothers Big Sisters
School Friends at Wright Middle School is a great option for individuals who aspire to be mentors and are passionate about positively impacting young lives. Monday's during the school year,2:30 PM to 3:30 PM at Wright Middle School (1717 Fish Hatchery Rd, Madison, WI 53713)
Complete an application.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
After enrolling in our School-Friends Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on interests and preferences (gender, race, age, etc.) Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, they can start meeting!
Minimum of 1 year commitment
BBBS provides all activities and conversation starters to help Matches get to know each other during their sessions
Time can be spent reading, playing board games, doing crafts, or catching up on homework.
BBBS conducts regular check-in conversations and observations with Bigs and Littles to ensure the relationship is healthy, safe, and thriving. REQUIREMENTS FOR BIGS 18 years or older Must live or work in Dane County Complete online application, interview, and references Pass a background check Big must connect with Match Support Specialist as required Children entering 7th grade at Wright Middle School REQUIREMENTS FOR LITTLES Must live in Dane County Parent or caregiver must complete the online application for child Committed to meeting with mentor 1 time per week Parent and child must connect with Match Support Specialist as requiredInterested in learning more about getting involved as a mentor or a partner? Nonprofit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County
School Friends at Wright Middle School is a great option for individuals who aspire to be mentors and are passionate about positively impacting young lives. Monday's during the school year,2:30 PM to 3:30 PM at Wright Middle School (1717 Fish Hatchery Rd, Madison, WI 53713)
Complete an application.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
After enrolling in our School-Friends Mentoring Program, Bigs and Littles are thoughtfully matched based on interests and preferences (gender, race, age, etc.) Once the Match is approved by Big, Little, and parent/caregiver, they can start meeting!
Minimum of 1 year commitment
BBBS provides all activities and conversation starters to help Matches get to know each other during their sessions
Time can be spent reading, playing board games, doing crafts, or catching up on homework.
BBBS conducts regular check-in conversations and observations with Bigs and Littles to ensure the relationship is healthy, safe, and thriving. REQUIREMENTS FOR BIGS 18 years or older Must live or work in Dane County Complete online application, interview, and references Pass a background check Big must connect with Match Support Specialist as required Children entering 7th grade at Wright Middle School REQUIREMENTS FOR LITTLES Must live in Dane County Parent or caregiver must complete the online application for child Committed to meeting with mentor 1 time per week Parent and child must connect with Match Support Specialist as requiredInterested in learning more about getting involved as a mentor or a partner? Nonprofit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53713 Allow Groups: No |