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Volunteer Opportunities

Many WHS clubs also offer group volunteer events. Talk with the advisors for more information on how to get involved.

  • Blue Streak Service Club – Ms. Landwehr & Mrs. Fujino
  • L.U.C.H.A. – Mr. Pozo
  • National Honor Society – Ms. Buchanan &  Ms. Trusky
  • Student Council – Mrs. Latourette & Dr. Bliss
     

Lake-McHenry Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit organization that provides affordable housing. When you volunteer with Lake-McHenry Habitat for Humanity, you are not just giving your time. You are helping build safe, affordable homes, strengthening neighborhoods, and creating moments of connection that last far beyond the day’s work.

From active construction sites to our ReStores, every volunteer experience is hands-on, meaningful, and powered by community. Whether you are picking up a hammer, organizing donations, or welcoming shoppers, you are part of something bigger the moment you step in. Visit the Lake-McHenry Habitat for Humanity website for more information. 

City of Woodstock

Students can attend city council meetings, roadside clean-up, and other community service activities. Visit the City of Woodstock website for more information.

Woodstock Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber partners with local businesses and organizations to sponsor and host local events to enhance tourism and quality of life for our residents. The Chamber is all about connecting people and supporting local.  Please contact the Blue Streak Service Club for more information.

Woodstock Opera House

Woodstock Opera House is always looking for community members to volunteer as ushers during performance as well as weekend tour guides. 
Visit the Woodstock Opera House website for more information and to sign up.

Woodstock Food Pantry

The Woodstock Food Pantry provides food for the economically disadvantaged. Volunteers at the food pantry help stock and distribute goods. Students can also help organize a food drive. Visit the Woodstock Food Pantry website for more information.

Helping Paws

Helping Paws is a non-profit organization that provides shelter, and ultimately a home, for pets in need. Volunteers also may be asked to clean and organize the facility. Visit the Helping Paws website for more information. 

Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association (NISRA)

NISRA provides year-round recreation activities for local children and adults with disabilities. Volunteers commit to assist with one of the programs for the entire season. Program seasons run between 6-8 weeks, once a week for approximately 1-3 hours. In addition to weekly programs, one-day special event opportunities may also be available. Please note, volunteers must be at least 15 years of age. Visit the NISRA website for more information.

Blood Drives

Contact a local blood donation center for volunteer opportunities.  For those of you who don’t want to donate blood, you can also help organize and facilitate a blood drive.