Volunteer

Give the Gift of Your Time and Make a Difference

We are a nonprofit organization which relies on volunteers getting involved so we can offer support and information to our member families and the general community. Please consider contributing your time and talents!

The time you give makes a difference. Read below for more information on our volunteering opportunities.

Got questions about volunteer opportunities?  Our volunteer coordinator will email or call you directly if you prefer.

iCan Shine Bike Program

Help children learn to ride a two-wheeler. Each summer, the Autism Society SE WI sponsors iCan Shine Bike Camps in our area. This is a five-day program that teaches children with developmental disabilities to ride a two-wheel bike.

We need volunteers who can run alongside the campers on their bikes as well as general volunteers to help with set up, check in, etc. This is a great service project for high school students if you can commit to a two-hour slot for five consecutive days. It is great exercise and very rewarding!

Every Day Support

If you are task-oriented, enjoy interacting with others, and like working in a friendly office environment then volunteering in a clerical capacity may be a good fit for you. As an administrative volunteer, you can assist with operational responsibilities including helping with mailings, computer work, phone work, research, writing and more. Some projects can even be done in the comfort of your own home. Please consider giving the gift of your time today.

If you are ready to help, please fill out our volunteer form and someone will be in contact with you about timing and current opportunities.

A-Team Fun Walk (formerly Dylan’s Run)

With your help we continue that growth with the A-Team Fun Walk for Autism!  We are excited to continue what we’ve started and the number of families needing support is growing. Your participation is an important way we can provide this support to all that are affected by Autism.  We host it every year and hope to continue the tradition as the largest single-day gathering to support Autism in Wisconsin. We usually need help with people on-site to time the runners, assist on the course directing participants, staffing water stations and in many more areas.

If you are ready to help, please fill out our volunteer form and someone will be in contact with you about timing and current opportunities.