Be apart of your local community! Join the Almond volunteer fire department today! All training and gear provided. Requirements: 16 years and older and be able to pass background check and initial fire fighter 1 class. Also must live in our coverage area. Meetings and training is the 1st Monday of the month. Give a few hours of your time to make you community better! Contact us below for more information! | Requirements: 16 years and older, pass fire fighter 1 class pass background check, and make 50% of the monthly meetings and 20% of calls. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of the Wild Rose Area Fire District, your interest to serve your community is appreciated. The first step is to submit a completed application. The Wild Rose Area Fire District has two levels of active membership, Active Members, full privileges of the fire department and Cadet Members, age 14 to 18 that have no vote and limitation on activities. No previous training or experience is required to become a member but is recommended. The Wild Rose Area Fire District will provide the appropriate guidance and training for the new members as necessary. Once accepted into the Wild Rose Area Fire District there is a one (1) year probationary period. This is a time for the department to evaluate you and for you to evaluate the department. It is also required within one year from date of hire (with the option of an extension due to class availability) that you complete the needed training (Firefighter 1 and/or Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) and become NIMS compliant. You are required to participate as much as possible during this time so that you understand what type of commitment is involved with being a volunteer. To obtain an application please email wildrosefiredepartment@gmail.com and make the request. Once we receive the request we will contact you. Your interest in joining the fire department and serving your community is appreciated and commendable. Thank you for your interest in the Wild Rose Area Fire District. | Requirements: You must live within the Wild Rose Fire District Area. If are unsure please email wildrosefiredepartment@gmail.com. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, EMT

Provide temporary homes for animals in need. Fostering helps to free up space in the shelter and gives animals a chance to live in a home environment until they are adopted.

This entry-level position involves fighting fires of various types, rescuing people in need, and providing various services for the public. | Requirements: Over 18 years old before being actively involved in fire and rescue work (junior firefighters can be under 18, but are limited in what they can do), physically capable, and willing to attend training. | Categories: Firefighter

These members respond with, and assist, our ambulance crew to emergency medical calls. When our ambulance is out of the area, they provide emergency medical care until an ambulance from a neighboring community can arrive. | Requirements: Over 18 years old, valid driver's licences, and willingness to complete a basic emergency medical technician (EMT) class. | Categories: EMT

We are looking for enthusiastic individuals that may or may not already be a firefighter/first responder/EMT. You aren't trained?? No problem! We will send you to school! We will also pay you a wage while you go to school! | Requirements: Clean driving record. 18 years of age minimum. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist low-income individuals and families with tax preparation through the VITA / Free Tax Assistance program. Volunteers will help ensure accurate tax returns and provide guidance on tax-related questions.

SFD is looking for individuals who are interested in volunteering, to make a difference in our community | Requirements: SFD is looking for individuals who live in the Village / Town of Scandinavia, Gear/ Firefighter 1 training will be provided to qualifying candidates. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to answer phones for Trivia 55, assisting with call handling and providing information to participants. This role is crucial for the smooth operation of the event.

Volunteers can get involved in various aspects of theater production, including stage management, costume design, and technical support. This is a great opportunity for those interested in the arts to gain hands-on experience.

Assist in preparing and serving community meals, engage in conversations, and provide support to attendees. Volunteers help create a welcoming environment for people of all walks of life.

Assist with personalized help installing car seat(s) in vehicles, check seats for recalls and/or expiration, and answer questions concerning car seat safety laws. Volunteers will provide crucial support to ensure child safety in vehicles.

Help educate children and parents about the importance of bike helmet safety. Volunteers will assist in fitting helmets and providing information on how helmet use can reduce the risk of head injuries.

Help create and distribute scarves, hats, and mittens to keep homeless individuals and those struggling with poverty warm during the winter. Volunteers will assist in knitting, crocheting, and placing the items around the community.

Join the Poster Brigade team to help publicize special programs and events throughout Portage County by placing flyers or brochures in specific geographical areas. This is an ongoing commitment, approximately 6-7 times a year.

Volunteers write articles for the ALAS newsletter about favorite bird-watching spots, favorite birds, or local environmental issues.

Join teams to census wintering birds in the area. Volunteers will hike woods, canvass parks, and drive rural roads to record bird sightings.

Assist in providing a safe and warm place for homeless individuals to sleep during the winter months. Volunteers will help with setting up sleeping areas, distributing blankets, and ensuring the safety and comfort of the guests.

Volunteers are needed to host visitors at the 'Rhythms of the River: The History of Music in Portage County' exhibit. Responsibilities include welcoming guests, accepting tickets, and selling tickets at the door during Heritage Park Summer Open Hours.

Help with the annual bird feed sale by working the sales table, lifting bags of seeds, and assisting customers with carrying purchases to their cars.

Help sort, organize, and distribute gently used children's clothing to families in need. Volunteers will also assist in maintaining the cleanliness and order of the Kids Closet.

Experienced birders lead monthly field trips to local bird areas, providing information on bird identification, field markings, natural history, and conservation.