Support the mission of Interfaith Ozaukee

Our Mission:

Enabling seniors and individuals with disabilities to remain independent in their home.

Ready to be part of this extraordinary Odyssey? Join us now.

Our Services

Transportation

Drive a client to the necessary errands of everyday life.

Companionship

Visit homebound clients and help fight social isolation.

Friendly Phone Calls

Periodically call a client just to keep in touch.

Respite Visits

Spend some time with a client to allow their around-the-clock caregivers to have an occasional break.

Take a Journey with us.

by Paul J. Schultz, NHA - Executive Director

One may drive across town, one may drive across the county, one may drive across the state, and adventurous folks may even drive across the great US of A! But, have you ever thought about driving around the entire Earth? To drive around the Earth’s equator, it would require you to travel about 24,901 miles! Can you imagine doing that in one year, or better yet, how about driving over 2 ½ times around our beautiful blue planet in that same year? 

Our volunteers don’t have to imagine it, they do it! 

Each year, our amazing volunteers collectively drive over 63,000 miles, the equivalent of over 2 ½ times around the earth. The miles they drive escorting clients to doctor appointments, dentist appointments, dialysis, the pharmacy, the grocery store, bank errands and more is beyond remarkable.

Even with the extraordinary efforts of our current volunteers, for Interfaith Ozaukee to meet the needs of our clients, we require your help. Currently, the number of new client applications received by Interfaith Ozaukee outnumbers the availability of our current volunteer drivers. 

If you, or someone you know, has an extra hour a week, an hour a month, or even just a little time here and there, then consider joining Interfaith Ozaukee. There are no minimum volunteer hours required and you can volunteer on your schedule when it works for you.

Our local loved ones that we serve may be your friend, your family, or your neighbor, and maybe someday…you. Donate your driving time today, so we may all have a better tomorrow.

 You can  complete an online volunteer application or contact us with your questions at info@interfaithozaukee.org or call (262) 376 – 5362.

Total miles driven per year.

Volunteers enrolled

The Ozaukee H.E.L.P Corner

Interfaith Ozaukee is host to the Ozaukee H.E.L.P corner, lending wheelchairs, walkers and canes for a nominal fee.

Ozaukee Initiative

Interfaith Ozaukee is also a proud partner and collaborator on the Ozaukee Initiative, bringing non-profits together with the community to better serve Ozaukee County.

We’ve been volunteering  for over 30 years.

Established in 1993, Interfaith Caregivers of Ozaukee County is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization located in Grafton, Wisconsin.

Our mission is Enabling seniors and individuals with disabilities to remain independent in their home.

Our goal is to help our clients maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Have a question?  Check out our FAQs.

Call to join us:

(262) 376-5362

Let's Build Something Together

At Interfaith Caregivers, we understand the importance of providing exceptional care that respects your unique needs and values. Our team of dedicated volunteers, representing diverse faith backgrounds, is committed to delivering compassionate services tailored to enhance your well-being and quality of life.

Who is Interfaith Caregivers of Ozaukee County?

We are a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide voluntary supportive services to senior citizens and those with disabilities . Our goal is to help our clients maintain an independent lifestyle.

How long has Interfaith been in existence?

Interfaith began in Ozaukee County in 1993. The Interfaith movement was started in the late 1980s by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, created from a well-researched, proven methodology. Hundreds of Interfaith organizations were established across the country. Since our inception, Interfaith Caregiver volunteers have provided free services to those in need within the Ozaukee community.

How is Interfaith supported financially?

Interfaith receives financial support through congregations, community organizations, service groups, businesses and community members, as well as grants through local, state and federal sources. These supporters regard Interfaith as a trusted and reliable resource in the community. We have a communications strategy in place to continually inform and engage these resources and seek continuous partnerships for volunteer recruitment and other support.

Who does Interfaith serve?

We serve seniors and individuals with disabilities living in Ozaukee County. We help regardless of race, religious belief, sexual orientation, gender identity or economic status.  Those in need do not have to be a member of a congregation to receive service. 

What services does Interfaith provide?

Interfaith volunteers provide clients with transportation to medical/therapy/dental appointments, to the food pantry and grocery store, to the pharmacy, and other essential errands.  Our volunteers visit clients, make reassurance phone calls, help with paperwork and bills, and provide non-medical respite care.  Volunteers also assist with special projects that help to alleviate our clients’ social isolation, education initiatives that help the community understand issues impacting seniors, and assist in the Ozaukee h.e.l.p Corner, a health equipment lending program providing wheelchairs, walkers and canes free of charge.

Are there any volunteer requirements?

All that’s required is a genuine concern to help others.  We thoroughly screen our volunteers and ask that new volunteers attend a training/orientation session.

Client Testimonials

“Thank you for your services! They enable me to remain in my apartment I am 99 years old Thank you!  I am very grateful.” 

Former client

“I really appreciate all of the volunteers. Without Interfaith I would be stuck at home.”

Current client

“What a wonderful service you guys have I can’t thank you enough. What your volunteers do is fantastic I would be lost without them Your people are wonderful and what you do is more than I can thank you for.”

Current client

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Contact Us

  Ozaukee Nonprofit Center
      2360 Dakota Drive
     Grafton, WI 53024

  Office Hours: Mon-Fri | 9a.m. – 3p.m

   262 – 376 - 5362

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To support the mission of Interfaith Ozaukee, gifts are welcome in many forms including both lifetime gifts and bequests after death.