With such a significant opportunity to impact lives, there is a place here for you. We believe each person brings unique strengths and experiences that can make a real difference. Volunteering can include helping with social media, supporting fundraising efforts, visiting with inmates, and much more. Contact us today to learn how you can get involved.
(Opportunites & The Volunteer Process Are Detailed Below. )
Marketing
Help manage our social media to share stories, updates, and opportunities so the community stays informed and engaged with the work happening in the jail.
Public Relations
Build and strengthen relationships with churches, community groups, and local businesses to expand awareness and support for Brown County Jail Ministries.
Visitations
Visit with inmates one‑on‑one or in small groups, offering conversation, encouragement, and personalized study and support to those seeking positive change.
Programs
Assist with programs inside the jail, including faith-based and life‑skills classes, addiction recovery support, and other growth‑oriented groups.
Correctional Officer Support
Support correctional officers and staff through appreciation efforts, care, and connection that acknowledge the stress and demands of their work.
Aftercare
Walk alongside individuals after release by serving as a mentor, accountability partner, or connector to community and faith resources that support reentry.
Fundraising
Use your skills in events, networking, or administration to help raise the funds that sustain chaplaincy, programs, and resources for inmates and staff.
For Credentialed/Ordained Ministers & Program Volunteers
If you are a credentialed or ordained minister, or interested in leading jail programs, follow the link below to apply as a Religious Visitor or Program Volunteer.
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