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Volunteer: Strike Up Confidence: Special Olympics Bowling Volunteer (8–10 Week Season)

Support Athletes. Build Skills. Change Lives — Including Your Own.Opportunity Overview

Wausau Metro Adult Special Olympics is looking for upbeat, encouraging individuals to serve as seasonal bowling volunteers. Each bowling season runs 8–10 weeks, with 1 practice, per week from      1 pm - 3 pm on Sunday at Dale's Weston Lanes and 1 Saturday competition on December 5th at Dale's Weston Lanes . Volunteers work directly with athletes, helping them build bowling skills, confidence, and a love of the sport. Whether you’re a teacher, family member, or simply someone who enjoys helping others grow, this opportunity offers a short‑term, high‑impact way to make a difference.

What You’ll Do Teach basic bowling skills and encourage steady progressModel positivity and team spiritSupport athletes during practices and weekend competitionsCelebrate personal achievements and build confidenceCreate a welcoming, uplifting environment for every bowlerWho Thrives in This Role Volunteers who enjoy bowling or learning alongside athletesEncouraging, patient helpersPeople who love cheering others onAnyone excited for a short‑term, meaningful commitmentTime Commitment 8–10 week seasons1 practice per week on Sunday from 1p-3p at Dale's Weston Lanes1 Saturday competition on December 5th at Dale's Weston LanesWhy It Matters

Every interaction with an athlete is a chance to build character, foster personal growth, and strengthen sports skills. Bowling volunteers help athletes compete with pride — and often discover that the experience transforms them, too.


If you'd like to learn more or get involved, simply select the green respond button at the top of this opportunity — and if you love our cause but this role isn’t quite the right fit, reach out. Let’s talk and find a way for you to get involved that matches your life, your skills, and what you’re hoping to get out of volunteering.


Nonprofit: Wausau Metro Adult Special Olympics

Support Athletes. Build Skills. Change Lives — Including Your Own.Opportunity Overview

Wausau Metro Adult Special Olympics is looking for upbeat, encouraging individuals to serve as seasonal bowling volunteers. Each bowling season runs 8–10 weeks, with 1 practice, per week from      1 pm - 3 pm on Sunday at Dale's Weston Lanes and 1 Saturday competition on December 5th at Dale's Weston Lanes . Volunteers work directly with athletes, helping them build bowling skills, confidence, and a love of the sport. Whether you’re a teacher, family member, or simply someone who enjoys helping others grow, this opportunity offers a short‑term, high‑impact way to make a difference.

What You’ll Do Teach basic bowling skills and encourage steady progressModel positivity and team spiritSupport athletes during practices and weekend competitionsCelebrate personal achievements and build confidenceCreate a welcoming, uplifting environment for every bowlerWho Thrives in This Role Volunteers who enjoy bowling or learning alongside athletesEncouraging, patient helpersPeople who love cheering others onAnyone excited for a short‑term, meaningful commitmentTime Commitment 8–10 week seasons1 practice per week on Sunday from 1p-3p at Dale's Weston Lanes1 Saturday competition on December 5th at Dale's Weston LanesWhy It Matters

Every interaction with an athlete is a chance to build character, foster personal growth, and strengthen sports skills. Bowling volunteers help athletes compete with pride — and often discover that the experience transforms them, too.


If you'd like to learn more or get involved, simply select the green respond button at the top of this opportunity — and if you love our cause but this role isn’t quite the right fit, reach out. Let’s talk and find a way for you to get involved that matches your life, your skills, and what you’re hoping to get out of volunteering.


Nonprofit: Wausau Metro Adult Special Olympics

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 54476

Allow Groups: Yes