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The Impact of Your Donation

Many people donate money and offer time and talents to help us work toward our goals. We need you and thank you deeply. If you are interested in donating or volunteering now, please click one of the buttons below.

Please click here to donate to Catholic Charities Diocese of Madison Wisconsin

Please click here to volunteer for Catholic Charities Diocese of Madison Wisconsin

 

 

• $3,000 Provides recovering substance dependent people with a library of educational materials and DVD’s to help them in their recovery

• $2,400 Provides 15 developmentally disabled parents one day a month for a year for recreation, respite, and peer support

• $1,500 Provides two wheelchairs for aging services taking seniors on community outings

• $1,000 Gives a needy family - with children - a full year of counseling

• $650 buys 8,000 pounds of food that will help 140 families who use our Mobile Food Pantries

• $400 Gives 50 developmentally disabled people access to two community recreational events

• $350 Provides 10 in-home assessments for potential aging services clients

• $100 Will help build a library for Alzheimer’s family caregivers

• A scholarship fund of $25,000 will help dozens of families in urgent need of counseling support

The help you provide will improve the lives of people in real need - people who may not be helped any other way.

 

Catholic Charities Diocese of Madison Wisconsin is an United Way Agency
 A United Way
Particpating Agency

 
 
Make a Donation

 Thank You for considering a donation to Catholic Charities Diocese of Madison!

Another way to get involved and help those in need is by donating. We rely on the contributions of people like you to make our work possible.  Many employers will match gifts made by their employees.  Please check with your employer to see if they participate in this program.

Your tax-deductible contribution will be used to serve those who live in Columbia, Dane, Grant, Green, Green Lake, Iowa, Jefferson, Lafayette, Marquette, Rock and Sauk counties.

 

Emergency Flood Relief Needed

Here are some easy ways to donate to Catholic Charities:  

If you would like to talk to someone about information on making a donation in memory of someone, naming opportunities within Catholic Charities, establishing an endowment or help by gifting Catholic Charities through your estate and/or will, please call Brian Cain, President, at (608) 821-3100. Catholic Charities is prepared to answer all of your questions and concerns in these areas.

Thank you very much for your interest in supporting Catholic Charities.

 

Donate Now!

Click the link above to be routed to our Donations page.  Be sure to choose "Flood Relief" from the drop down menu to indicate you would like your donation to be used for the flood victims.
Sponsorship Opportunities

Proceeds from Catholic Charities Annual Golf Event go directly to services sponsored by Catholic Charities that benefit children: Adoption Services, Pregnancy Counseling, and Youth Services.

Click here to sponsor our Golf Event

Click here to give a donation for our Golf Event
 
Donation of Time

Volunteers needed for Catholic Charities Diocese of Madison Wisconsin

Community Connections

Are you interested in:
Gaining social service experience by working with adults with developmental disabilities? Volunteering in a fun, fast-paced environment? Helping others achieve personal successes? Starting a career in social services? Learning sign language? Learning about community resources? Personal growth? Meaningful experience? Satisfaction of helping others?

Community Connections has volunteer opportunities in our leisure day program for adults with developmental disabilities.  As a volunteer, you would work with our staff to assist program participants with daily community integration or with leisure skills at our program.  This could mean one day you go to the park and to the movies the next.  Explore your talents for arts and crafts on a Wednesday and celebrate football season on a Friday!  Call 608-758-8180 for more information.

 Elder Mentor

Aging Services is continually looking for compassionate people to share their time and talents with elder adults in Dane County.

Volunteers in the Elder Mentor program offer assistance, advice, and information to elder persons living in their own home. This may include balancing checkbooks, companionship and running errands. A volunteer's area of expertise, talent and/or experience is matched with the needs of an elder person. A commitment of two to four hours a month is ideal.

Through the Elder Mentor program volunteers help to support seniors who have made the choice to continue living in their own homes. These programs strive to enhance the dignity, independence and self-respect of elder persons to the extent possible with the goal of helping elder adults remain in the community. Ongoing trusting relationships are essential to the integrity of the program; therefore, long-term commitment is encouraged.

Spend part of a Saturday or Sunday providing seasonal assistance inside or outside the home of an elder person. A great group or family activity.  To print a Volunteer Application please click here.  This form is not fillable online.  Please print the form, complete, and mail to Jean Mueller located at 426 S. Yellowstone Drive, Suite #100, Madison, WI 53719.  You may also call (608) 833-4800.

Recreation Programs

Do you love to have fun and spend time with others?  The Catholic Charities Recreation Programs plan and coordinate fun social events for adults with developmental disabilities.  Volunteers are utilized to provide supervision and assistance to program participants as they bowl, fish, swim, play cards, dance, or do other fun activities.  The number of participants at an event can range from 5 to 75, and volunteers definitely enhance the participants’ experiences.  All activities are community based and take place in the evenings or on week-ends.

Join us for a rewarding and enjoyable time—you’ll be glad you did! In Green County call (608) 293-1079 and in Rock County call (608) 752-4906.

 Supportive Living Program

Play board and card games, go fishing, cook a meal, run a errand, be a friend, go to a movie or out to eat, discuss sports, politics, or religion.

If you enjoy any of these activities, the Supportive Living Program (SLP) has a wonderful volunteer opportunity for you. SLP provides services to individuals with traumatic brain injury. What is a traumatic brain injury? Many brain injuries are the result of motor vehicle accidents. Whatever the cause, a brain injury can often result in enduring physical, emotional, intellectual, and social changes. Survivors of brain injury often must "start all over". A few hours of your time can be instrumental in helping to rebuild their life. Adult volunteers only.

An example of a volunteer opportunity: Mary is a 36-year-old woman with a brain injury. She lives on the far west side of Madison. She is in need of someone to provide transportation to her swimming class (also on west side) on Tuesday and/or Thursday afternoons. Also, Mary would enjoy a companion to go out to lunch with or help with errands. Call (608) 833-4800 for more information.


Individual orientation, training and ongoing support is provided to all volunteers. 

 
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