Thank you for your interest in volunteering at The Road Home Dane County and for your commitment to building a stronger community. We recognize that the best way to end family homelessness in our community is by working together.
Please look over the opportunities below to see ways you might make a difference. Next, review our Volunteer Handbook to better understand our organization, our work, and the families in our programs. When you are ready, visit this page to take the next steps to volunteer. If you have any questions, please call 608-235-4260 or email Georgia Allen, Community Engagement Manager at . We are eager to meet you, and more importantly, to end family homelessness together.
If your business or other group wants to get involved, we also have opportunities for you. Check out our Groups and Businesses section. Congregations have always been an important part of what we do. Learn more here.
One-Time Support: Hands On
● Make a meal and serve it at a family fun night or deliver it to Healing House.
● Play with kids while parents participate in a workshop or training.
● Sponsor a family and shop for their wish list at the holidays.
● Volunteer at an annual event.
One-Time Support: Behind the Scenes
● Run a wish list drive for household items, like diapers and wipes, paper goods, or
school supplies. (Up to date wish list always available on our website.)
● Help sort and organize donations at the office.
● Sponsor/assist with planning a youth field trip or special activity.
On-Going Support: Hands On
● Volunteer weekly/biweekly for children’s activities (currently at one housing site).
● Provide biweekly or monthly administrative support at offsite housing offices.
● Make or purchase and deliver snacks for weekly/biweekly children’s activities.
● Play with children monthly while parents participate in workshops or trainings.
On-Going Support: Behind the Scenes
● Be a social media ambassador and spread awareness about family
homelessness in our community.
● Provide office support by helping with data entry, mailings, and other projects.
● Join a committee to offer input on development, events, or programs.