• We are looking for volunteers to hand out Lourdes information after Mass on January 25th and 26th for Catholic Schools Week. We need representation at all of our Parish's Masses. If you are able to help at one of the Masses at your parish, please email Mrs. Warwick at [email protected]

• St. Raphael Parish is in need of volunteers to help with their cookie and donut socials after their weekend Masses.  Click here to see the available slots as well as to sign up to volunteer for this event.  Please be sure to read all of the information provided for you on the sign up so you know when to show up to help with this event.  If you have any questions, please contact St. Raphael Parish.

• Special Olympics Wisconsin is in need of volunteers for their Oshkosh Polar Plunge on Saturday, February 8th at Menominee Park.  To sign up to help with this event, please click here.

• Ascension Mercy Hospital has volunteer opportunities available throughout the year. We are currently accepting students aged 16 or more. Ascension Mercy volunteers are encouraged to make a time commitment of four hours a week for a minimum of six months, but a longer commitment is preferred. Applicants can learn about our program and find application materials by visiting our website at www.ascension.org/ascensionmercyvolunteer.  Student volunteers have used their record of volunteer service hours for job or scholarship applications and volunteering can also help students explore health careers. In addition, Ascension Mercy has three scholarships that are awarded to deserving high school senior volunteers each year.

• Volunteer at Fr. Carr’s Place 2B
• Contact your parish and see if they have anything going on or need volunteers for anything; can also check the bulletin
• Volunteer at a animal shelter
• Volunteer at a homeless shelter
• Help a neighbor or eldery person with yard work (mowing, raking, shoveling, weeding, window cleaning, etc.)
• Check out the Volunteer Oshkosh website: https://www.volunteeroshkosh.org/need/ 
• Volunteer at St. Vincent de Paul
• Donate Blood
• Volunteer at the Community Blood Center
• Volunteer at the American Red Cross
• Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity
• Volunteer at a local library
• Volunteer at a local museum
• Help with Religious Education at your parish
• Help at Mass as a server, greeter, singer, etc. at your parish

As a demonstration of our Catholic Christian faith, all students are required to complete 75 hours of community service.  Students must demonstrate progress toward this goal by keeping a pace of 10 service hours per semester through their first 7 semesters.  Failure to keep pace will result in a grade of "F" for Christian Service recorded on the student's transcript.

Students who belong to a Catholic parish are required to complete 25 hours of parish service as part of the 75 hour requirement.

Please contact Miss Carney if you have any questions about this information or what can be consider for service hours.

Service Hour Forms Available HERE.