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Ready to Lend a Little Hand? 

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Sunbeam Kids! While membership benefits go beyond just in person projects, they are the cornerstone of our work -- we love getting families of all types together to build community, show the kids their collective impact, and give them confidence that they can make a difference by lending a little hand.  

NEW! Our all-volunteer leadership team has been hard at work planning and listing projects here further ahead to give you more notice to save the date. Then, registration typically opens 2-3 weeks prior to a project start date. Most projects are open to SBK Member families first as a benefit of your membership*, and then we open the registration to guests a few days later if space allows. 

*while we rely on the $40/family/year donation to keep the good work going, we never want that to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If your family would like to request a waiver, we are able to do that no questions asked for a handful of families per year based on a private donation earmarked for that purpose. If that's the reason you haven't joined, please ask! 

Upcoming projects

  • Packing Ramadan Food Boxes with Hanan Refugees Relief Group (Age 7+)

    • 02/14/2026
    • 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM
    • Hunger Task Force: 5000 W Electric Ave, West Milwaukee, WI 53219
    Register

    Packing Ramadan Food Boxes with

    Hanan Refugees Relief Group (Age 7+)

    Overview:

    Hanan Refugees Relief Group (HRRG) is a Milwaukee-based nonprofit established in 2016 to provide long and short-term support services to the refugee population. Focus is on building trust by respecting and honoring the client's home culture and providing tools to succeed in their host community. HRRG offers a wide variety of programs including resettlement services, ESL classes, mentoring programs, employment services, on-site food pantry, community events, and much more. 

    One of HRRG's annual community events is the Ramadan Food Box Giveaway during which they pack and give out 400-500 food boxes containing Ramadan staples (rice, sugar, salt, flour, dates, oil, lentils, canned goods, etc.). This year HRRG is planning to hand out 600 food boxes at this event! Sunbeam Kids will join HRRG to help pack these boxes on Saturday, February 14th from 9:00 am until all boxes are packed (expected to finish sometime around 11:00 am). 

    What to expect:

    We will check in at 9:00 am at the volunteer station and then HRRG will give directions and direct families to various packing areas. 

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    This event is open to kids age 7 or older with an adult, and we have room for approximately 9 families with our group. Please use an accurate headcount in your registration as we are committed to bringing a certain amount of volunteers from SBK. Members* will be able to register for the first week, and then we will open any remaining available spots to guests one week prior to the project.  

    What to bring:

    No need to bring anything additional to this project.

    What to wear:

    Feel free to wear your SBK shirt if you have one and bring your lanyard to collect your ribbon if you're a member. Otherwise just make sure to wear comfortable clothes and shoes for an active morning packing food boxes! All work will be done indoors. 

    Additional information:

    In addition to registering with SBK, you will also need to register directly with HRRG. The confirmation registration email you receive from SBK will include a google form from HRRG to fill out. Please complete this right away.

    Project Leader: Naimah Zeriouh

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can allow others to fill the spot. 

    Thanks for lending a little hand!

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask! 

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  • (Waitlist) Sorting & Rescuing Food at Just One More Ministry

    • 02/21/2026
    • 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
    • JOMM: 4180 N. Lydell Ave, Glendale, WI 53212
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    Sorting & Rescuing Food at Just One More Ministry

    Overview:

    Just One More Ministry (JOMM) is a food rescue program that began back in 2008. The organization receives prepared foods, bakery, produce, and nonperishable donations from numerous businesses and redistributes it to over 90 Milwaukee area churches, food pantries, and homeless organizations.

    This project has been a favorite among SBK families and we are excited to be back again on Saturday, February 21st from 8:30 to 10:30 am! 

    What to expect:

    Our tasks may change based on their most immediate needs to get food out the door, but we expect to be assembling outreach bags of food.

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    Any age is welcome at this project. We have space for approximately 3-4 families to sign up, dependent on the size of the SBK families attending (please use an accurate headcount in your registration for this reason). 

    What to wear:

    This is an indoor warehouse so dress appropriately for the weather. Kids are welcome to wear their SBK shirts/lanyards if they would like.

    Parking information:

    The JOMM facility is located in an industrial park with warehouses. From Capitol Drive, turn north onto 1st St., which becomes Lydell St. Use your phone's navigation as there is not good signage from the road. The warehouse is set back from the road; it is a white building painted blue at the top.

    Project Leader: Vanessa Eisenmann

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    This project is currently open to members* but we will be happy to open it up to guests of space allows approximately one week prior to the project date. Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can fill your spot. 

    A big thanks to our Project Leader Vanessa for leading this project, and thank you for lending a little hand! 

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask! 

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  • (Waitlist) Sandwich Making for Guest House of Milwaukee

    • 02/21/2026
    • 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
    • Brookfield Public Library - 1900 N. Calhoun Rd. Brookfield, WI 53005
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    Sandwich Making for Guest House

    Overview:

    Please join us from 10:30 - 11:30 am on Saturday, February 21st to make sandwiches that will be handed out to Guest House of Milwaukee's clients the following day. 

    Guest House provides shelter, housing, education and services to Milwaukee’s homeless who seek to transform their lives with dignity and purpose.

    What to expect:

    We'll start with a brief explanation of Guest House and how we're supporting their work, then we’ll get to work making sandwiches. Guest house serves 200-400 sandwiches daily. We will be dividing up the supplies to make 200 sandwiches & assembling the sandwiches, getting them ready to distribute the next day.

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    All ages are welcome and we have for about 2-3 families at this project.

    Additional information:

    We'll meet in the Rotary Room inside the Brookfield Public Library. 

    What to bring:

    SBK will provide all supplies for this project. 

    What to wear:

    Please wear comfortable clothes and tie long hair back. Kids can wear their Sunbeam Kids shirts if they want!

    Project Leader: Beth Collins

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    This project is open to members* only, but we will be happy to open up any remaining spots to guests after the first week of registration. Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can fill your spot. 

    Thank you for lending a little hand! 

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask! 

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  • (Waitlist) Winter & Hygiene Kit Making for James Place

    • 02/22/2026
    • 2:30 PM - 3:45 PM
    • Brookfield Public Library - 1900 N. Calhoun Rd, Brookfield, WI 53005
    Register

    Winter & Hygiene Kit Making for James Place

    Overview:

    James Place is a nonprofit organization that offers assistance to people in need from all walks of life, including individuals experiencing homelessness and immigrants. This organization provides a variety of community resources, behavioral health services, immigration assistance, and educational and job assistance. James Place has five locations throughout Waukesha and Milwaukee. 

    Join us on Sunday, February 22nd from 2:30 to 3:45 pm as we collect and organize items to make hygiene and winter kits for individuals served by James Place. 

    What to expect:

    We'll start with brief intros and an overview of what James Place is and the people it serves. Then we will work together to make individual hygiene and winter kits out of the items we've collected. 

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    This event is open to all ages and we have room for 5 families. Members* will be able to register for the first week, and then we will open any remaining available spots to guests one week prior to the project.  

    What to bring:

    In order to make this project a success, we are asking all families who register to commit to bringing a few items for the winter kits. Bringing supplies to donate helps kids personally connect to the project, knowing the item(s) they brought will be helping others in our own community. Please sign up for items on the Sign Up Genius HERE. 

    NOTE:  If you would like to participate but are unable to bring items, please let us know via email to info@sunbeamkids.org (confidential) and we will buy supplies on your behalf. We just want to make sure we have enough supplies to pack.

    Winter kit items:

    - Bus tickets

    - Meal coupons to local restaurants ($5-25 gift cards to Subway, etc.)

    - Winter socks

    - Winter scarves

    - Ski gloves

    - Gas cards ($10 amounts)

    - Snack bars (granola or energy bards)

    Travel size toiletries:

    - Toothbrushes

    - Toothpaste

    - Shampoo and conditioner

    - Soap

    - Razors

    What to wear:

    Feel free to wear your SBK shirt if you have one and bring your lanyard to collect your ribbon if you're a member. 

    Additional information:

    This project will be held in the Community Room of the Brookfield Public Library. Enter the main doors off the parking lot and the room will be immediately to your right.

    Unable to attend?

    If you are unable to attend in person but would still like to contribute some needed supplies, we will have a bin drop off location in Brookfield though 2/21. Please register with the ticket type “We will drop off supplies!”. The drop off address is included in the confirmation e-mail. Use the Sign Up Genius link above and include “bin drop off” in the notes. 

    Project Leader: Nhu Arn

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can allow others to fill the spot. 

    Thanks for lending a little hand!

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask! 

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  • COMING SOON - Journal Decorating for Family Voices of WI

    • 02/28/2026
    • 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
    • Pewaukee Public Library - 210 Main St, Pewaukee, WI 53072

    Journal Decorating for Family Voices of WI

    Overview:

    Family Voices of Wisconsin (FVW) is a non-profit organization established over 30 years ago to assist families with navigating health care, community support, and services for children with disabilities and special health needs. It has three main areas of focus including educating families so they can be effective advocates for their children, supporting family members as leaders in their community, and engaging in policy and systems change. These goals are achieved through a wide variety of in-person, virtual, and on demand programing and online resources. 

    Join us on Saturday, February 28th from 1:00-2:00 pm as we make journals for some of the parents that are part of FVW's support groups. These journals will be customized with positive messages, designs, etc. and provide a creative outlet for reflection, self-care, or place to track information discussed at one of FVW's events. 

    What to expect:

    We'll start with brief intros and an overview of what Family Voices of Wisconsin is. Then we'll work together to decorate the journal covers!

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    This event is open to all ages (we'll have younger kids make drawings and encouraging notes for the families) and we have room for approximately 6 families. Members* will be able to register for the first week, and then we will open any remaining available spots to guests one week prior to the project.  

    What to bring:

    No need to bring any supplies, just bring your creativity! All needed project materials will be provided by SBK.

    What to wear:

    Feel free to wear your SBK shirt if you have one and bring your lanyard to collect your ribbon if you're a member. 

    Additional information:

    This project will be held in the Community Room of the Pewaukee Public Library. Enter the main doors off the parking lot and the room will be immediately to your left.

    Project Leader: Amanda Barnhart

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can allow others to fill the spot. 

    Thanks for lending a little hand!

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask! 

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  • COMING SOON - Serving Dinner at St. Vincent de Paul (Ages 7+)

    • 03/08/2026
    • 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
    • St. Vincent de Paul - Cross Roads Kitchen: 931 West Madison Street, Milwaukee, WI 53204
    • 4

    Serving Dinner at St. Vincent DePaul (Ages 7+)

    Overview:

    St. Vincent de Paul (SVDP) Meal Program has provided hot and nutritious meals to children and adults in the Milwaukee community for the past 40 years. They operate two meal site locations in downtown Milwaukee where individuals can eat for free six nights a week. 

    Join us on Sunday, March 8th to prepare and serve a meal to those visiting SVDP's Cross Roads Kitchen meal site. Our start time has some flexibility for this project- we could use a family (ideally with a tween/teen able to help with food prep) to arrive as early as 3:30 pm to help set up, but we need all families to be onsite by 4:00 pm. We expect to wrap up around 7:00 pm. When you register, you will be asked what time your family is available to arrive that day.

    What to expect:

    We will begin by preparing the meal and getting ready for the guests to arrive. We will then serve dinner when guests arrive, followed by a quick clean up. We will also be sorting donations.

    Capacity & age recommendations: 

    Ages 7+ are welcome to participate in this project. We have room for about 3 SBK families depending on the size of families that register (please use an accurate headcount in your registration for this reason).

    We could use one additional family (ideally with an older child or two) to arrive around 3:30 pm or so to help the staff prepare the food that our group will be serving. 

    What to bring: 

    No need to bring anything. Kids are welcome to wear their SBK t-shirts if they would like, otherwise just wear comfortable clothes for working in the kitchen and serving food. 

    Project Leader: Marlee Jansen

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    This project is currently open to members* but we will be happy to open it up to guests if there is available space approximately one week prior to the project date. Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can fill your spot. 

    A big thanks to our Project Leader Marlee Jansen for leading this project, and thank you for lending a little hand! 

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask! 

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  • COMING SOON - Fashion Friends at Robyn's Nest

    • 03/12/2026
    • 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
    • 620 S. 76th St. Milwaukee (located BEHIND the office building)
    • 4

    Sorting Clothes for Foster Children at Robyn's Nest

    Overview:

    Robyn's Nest is a program of Children's Hospital (CHW) that supplies new and gently used clothing, hygiene products, infant items, toys, books and other household goods free to the families within the foster care system as well as those identified to have unmet needs through CHW. 

    On Thursday, March 12th from 4:30-5:30 pm SBK families will be lending a little hand at Robyn's Nest to sort donations for foster families. 

    What to expect:

    Families will gather at Robyn's Nest to lend a hand by sorting items so kids & foster families can easily shop (at no cost!) for the supplies they need. 

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    All ages are welcome at this project, but please note there are no restrooms readily available on site. We expect to have room for approximately 4-5 families at the on site project. Initial registration will be for members only, but we are happy to open registration to guests if we have additional space one week prior to the project date. 

    What to bring:

    The most needed item at Robyn's Nest right now are toiletry items. You're welcome to bring these along if you wish, but no donations are expected/required for participation.

    What to wear:

    Kids can wear their Sunbeam Kids shirts/lanyards if they want.

    Additional information:

    A volunteer application is required to be completed for each individual attending. We will e-mail a copy to all registrants a few days prior to this project. Please bring the completed application with you to the project. 

    Project Leader: Beth Collins

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    This project is open to members* only, but we will be happy to open it up to guests if space allows after the first week of registrations. Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can fill your spot. 

    A big thanks to SBK Project Leader Beth for leading this project, and thank you for lending a little hand! 

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask! 
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  • COMING SOON - Easter Bunny Helpers for the Salvation Army

    • 03/22/2026
    • 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
    • Brookfield Public Library Community Room - 1900 N. Calhoun Rd. Brookfield, WI 53005
    • 20


    Easter Bunny Helpers for the Salvation Army


    Overview:

    Hop on over to be an "Easter Bunny Helper" and make baskets for families visiting the food pantry at the Salvation Army in Waukesha! The Salvation Army provides a number of services to the local community including emergency housing, serving meals three nights a week, and running a food pantry. At this project we will be preparing Easter baskets with various treats and surprises which will then be handed out to families visiting the food pantry during the week leading up to Easter. This will be a fun way to spread some extra joy to families utilizing that service. Join us on Sunday, March 22nd from 1:30 to 2:30 pm to make baskets together!

    What to expect:

    While we wait for everyone to arrive, we'll have a simple Easter bunny craft station for kids to make cards that will be included in the baskets. Families will also sort all basket supplies they bring, along with any additional donations we've received ahead of time.  We’ll do a quick intro to meet other SBK families, explain the project, and then we’ll get to work assembling the baskets!

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    All ages are welcome at this project. We have space for approximately 15 families. Registration will be open to members only for the first week, and we will open registration for guests if there is room one week prior to the project date.

    What to bring:

    In order to make this project a success, we are asking all families who register to commit to bringing items to pack, no matter how big or small. Bringing supplies to donate helps kids personally connect to the project, knowing the item(s) they brought are helping other families. A great way to include kids is by asking what types of surprises they’ve been excited to receive in an Easter basket or treat bag. NOTE:  If you would like to participate but are unable to bring items, please let us know via email (confidential) and we will buy supplies on your behalf. We just want to make sure we have enough supplies to pack.

    Please use the Sign Up Genius link HERE to note what supplies you’ll be bringing in an effort to provide some variety. 

    Unable to attend?

    If you are unable to attend in person but would still like to contribute some basket packing supplies, we will have a bin drop off location in Pewaukee though 3/21. Please register under the "Drop Off" option. The porch drop off address will be included in the registration confirmation email. 

    Project Leader: Amanda Barnhart

    Thank you for lending a little hand! 

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

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  • COMING SOON - Bingo Buddies at LindenGrove New Berlin

    • 03/26/2026
    • 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
    • LindenGrove New Berlin: 13755 W Fieldpointe Dr, New Berlin, WI 53151

    Bingo Buddies at LindenGrove New Berlin

    Overview:

    BINGO!

    Ready for some intergenerational fun with our new friends at LindenGrove New Berlin? We've had a several offsite projects the last few months making door decorations and cards for residents at LindenGrove, but now we'll get the chance to go meet some of the "grandfriends" that have been enjoying all the artwork we've created. We'll be joining residents right after dinnertime to play a favorite game among all ages... bingo! 

    Join us on Thursday, March 22nd from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm help run the evening bingo game, play some rounds of bingo yourself, and (the biggest win!) spend some time with all the residents looking forward to hosting with our families for some fun together. 

    What to expect:

    Our kids will get a chance to call the bingo numbers, bring prizes over to the winners, play some rounds of bingo, and bring a lot of smiles to everyone there. 

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    All ages are welcome at this project, and we can bring approximately 5 families. Members* will be able to register for the first week, and then we will open any remaining available spots to guests one week prior to the project.  

    What to bring:

    If you would like to bring a few small prizes for bingo winners, those are very welcome but not necessary. 

    What to wear:

    Kids are welcome to wear their SBK shirts if they would like and bring their lanyards if they collect project ribbons. 

    Project leader: Amanda Barnhart

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    This project is open to members* for the first week of registration, and we're happy to welcome guests if we have additional space in the week leading up to the project. Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can fill your spot. 

    Thanks for lending a little hand! 

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask! 

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  • COMING SOON - Diaper Duty Calls! Sorting at Milwaukee Diaper Mission

    • 04/22/2026
    • 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
    • 4900 S Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 200, Cudahy WI 53110

    Diaper Duty Calls! Packing Orders at Milwaukee Diaper Mission & Diaper Collection

    Overview:

    Did you know... A third of families in Milwaukee struggle to afford enough diapers to keep their baby clean, dry, and healthy and 68% of families with children in Milwaukee qualify for low-income status, yet no state or federal government assistance programs (like SNAP and WIC) supplies these families with diapers. That is why Sunbeam Kids is thrilled to be partnering with Milwaukee Diaper Mission to spend time packing diaper and baby wipe orders in the warehouse on Wednesday, April 22 from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. 

    What to expect:

    Join other SBK families at the Milwaukee Diaper Mission warehouse in Cudahy to pack diaper orders, wrap diapers for future orders, and restock diapers on shelves.

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    All ages are welcome. We have space for approximately 4 families depending on the size of families that register - please use an accurate headcount in your registration for this reason. 

    What to wear & bring:

    No need to bring anything to this project, but kids are welcome to wear their SBK shirts/lanyards if they are willing. Closed toe shoes are required since this project takes place in a warehouse. 

    Project Leader: Rachl Sweet

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    This onsite project is open to members* only at this time. We are happy to open any remaining spots to guests if space allows approximately one week prior to the project date. Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can fill your spot. 

    A big thanks to our Project Leader Rachl for leading this project, and thank you for lending a little hand! 

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask!

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  • COMING SOON - Diaper Duty Calls! Sorting at Milwaukee Diaper Mission

    • 07/22/2026
    • 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
    • 4900 S Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 200, Cudahy WI 53110

    Diaper Duty Calls! Packing Orders at Milwaukee Diaper Mission & Diaper Collection

    Overview:

    Did you know... A third of families in Milwaukee struggle to afford enough diapers to keep their baby clean, dry, and healthy and 68% of families with children in Milwaukee qualify for low-income status, yet no state or federal government assistance programs (like SNAP and WIC) supplies these families with diapers. That is why Sunbeam Kids is thrilled to be partnering with Milwaukee Diaper Mission to spend time packing diaper and baby wipe orders in the warehouse on Wednesday, July 22 from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. 

    What to expect:

    Join other SBK families at the Milwaukee Diaper Mission warehouse in Cudahy to pack diaper orders, wrap diapers for future orders, and restock diapers on shelves.

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    All ages are welcome. We have space for approximately 4 families depending on the size of families that register - please use an accurate headcount in your registration for this reason. 

    What to wear & bring:

    No need to bring anything to this project, but kids are welcome to wear their SBK shirts/lanyards if they are willing. Closed toe shoes are required since this project takes place in a warehouse. 

    Project Leader: Rachl Sweet

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    This onsite project is open to members* only at this time. We are happy to open any remaining spots to guests if space allows approximately one week prior to the project date. Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can fill your spot. 

    A big thanks to our Project Leader Rachl for leading this project, and thank you for lending a little hand! 

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask!

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  • COMING SOON - Diaper Duty Calls! Sorting at Milwaukee Diaper Mission

    • 10/21/2026
    • 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
    • 4900 S Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 200, Cudahy WI 53110

    Diaper Duty Calls! Packing Orders at Milwaukee Diaper Mission & Diaper Collection

    Overview:

    Did you know... A third of families in Milwaukee struggle to afford enough diapers to keep their baby clean, dry, and healthy and 68% of families with children in Milwaukee qualify for low-income status, yet no state or federal government assistance programs (like SNAP and WIC) supplies these families with diapers. That is why Sunbeam Kids is thrilled to be partnering with Milwaukee Diaper Mission to spend time packing diaper and baby wipe orders in the warehouse on Wednesday, October 21 from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. 

    What to expect:

    Join other SBK families at the Milwaukee Diaper Mission warehouse in Cudahy to pack diaper orders, wrap diapers for future orders, and restock diapers on shelves.

    Capacity & Age Recommendations:

    All ages are welcome. We have space for approximately 4 families depending on the size of families that register - please use an accurate headcount in your registration for this reason. 

    What to wear & bring:

    No need to bring anything to this project, but kids are welcome to wear their SBK shirts/lanyards if they are willing. Closed toe shoes are required since this project takes place in a warehouse. 

    Project Leader: Rachl Sweet

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

    This onsite project is open to members* only at this time. We are happy to open any remaining spots to guests if space allows approximately one week prior to the project date. Please only sign up if you know you can attend. We understand illness and emergencies do come up so if you register and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we can fill your spot. 

    A big thanks to our Project Leader Rachl for leading this project, and thank you for lending a little hand! 

    Amanda Barnhart

    Board President

    *While we rely on member donations to keep the good work going, we never want the $40/family/year to be a hurdle to volunteering with us. If you are in need of assistance, we do have a limited number of scholarships available that are 100% confidential, just email and ask!

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PO Box 1854
Brookfield, WI  53008

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