Encompass Childcare

Service League members have been directly involved with Encompass Childcare for the past 50 years. Volunteer opportunities involve direct interaction with children under age 7 playing games or working in small groups. Assisting with lunch or special projects is also an option, as is helping the staff in the evening care programs at the Rosebush and Cornerstone centers.

Puppets with Disabilities

Service League members, in teams of 3, perform skits using puppets to introduce children in grades 2 - 3 to the challenges of living with disabilities.

Boys & Girls Club

At the Boys and Girls Club on Oneida or on University Avenue, members can interact with children grades 1 - 12. Help with homework, play games or assist with arts and crafts are just a few of the after school activities available.

Aurora Program – GBPS

Working with the Green Bay Public Schools, Volunteers are assigned a teacher to help out during the school year.

Authors & Artists Alive

Service League adopted this Butterfly Books program in 2002. We have been able to expand to a 2nd school for 2003. Volunteers work in the classroom teaching the children about a particular Author or Artist with the help of a "Kit" of books by that same Author or Artist

Community Choice

The service must fulfill Service League's mission - to meet the physical, educational and emotional needs of the children of Brown County - and must be approved by the Board. Some examples of current opportunities include working with the Literacy Council, the Aurora Program of the Green Bay school system, and Family Services' Healthy Families program.

Basic Necessities

Service League bargain hunts and then distributes "basic necessities" which include: socks, underwear, hats, wind pants and mittens to at-risk children through Encompass, area schools and social service agencies.

Basics for Babies

Members also provide layettes through "Basics for Babies" to infants born to needy families through social service agencies and area hospitals.