Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteer opportunities

Golden Apple Kick-off volunteer opportunity
Volunteer one to two hours in October to deliver gifts to teachers at area schools. The volunteer will present the teacher the gift and thank each teacher for his/her hard work and dedication, also briefly explain the nomination process (script provided) to class and encourage the students to fill out a nomination form for their teacher.

Contact Julie Maino for more information or to volunteer at 920.593.3411.

Activities for 21st Century Skillbuilding/School-to-Work Programming (Education)
For students from public & private schools in Ashwaubenon, Denmark, De Pere, Green Bay, Howard-Suamico. Luxemburg-Casco, Pulaski, Seymour, West De Pere, Wrightstown

Length of Commitment Varies

• Be a mentor or tutor at a local school. 
• Be a classroom volunteer to help teachers with a variety of projects.
• Be a judge for the Golden Apple Award selection process (February/March).
• Be an asset builder among the youth in our community.
• Serve on education committees/work groups for the following issues: Parental Involvement, Golden Apple (Educator Recognition), Career Education, Educator Training, Youth Apprenticeship, Youth Leadership, Scholarships, Curriculum,
  Kids Voting, School Attendance and more.

To learn more, contact Nancy Schopf at 920.593.3413.

One-Day Activities for 21st Century Skillbuilding/School-to-Work Programming (Education)
For students from public & private schools in Ashwaubenon, Denmark, De Pere
Green Bay, Howard-Suamico. Luxemburg-Casco, Pulaski, Seymour, West De Pere,
Wrightstown

• Speak to students and educators about your career or area of expertise at area schools.
• Help promote positive parental involvement in their children’s education.
• Deliver tokens of appreciation to educators and tour the school on Golden Apple Kickoff Day, third Wednesday of October.
• Read educator applications for the Golden Apple Awards (January/February).
• Help plan and decorate for the Golden Apple Dinner Program—April 22, 2009.
• Be a tour guide for fourth graders on the Great Green Bay Discovery Tour (mornings in September/October & April/May). 
• Have a student shadow you at your workplace.
• Have an educator shadow you at your workplace—Business/Education
• Shadowing Partners match made upon request.
• Volunteer to work at youth activities—fairs, expos, teen nights, etc.

To learn more, contact Nancy Schopf at 920.593.3413.

Public Policy Council is a group of knowledgeable public policy advisers from Chamber member companies and allied organizations who advise the Chamber’s officers and board of directors on public policy positions. Meeting monthly.  For more information, contact Nan Nelson at 920.593.3418.