Looking to give back to your community? The Hamburg Volunteer Fire Department is looking for help. We are facing a shortage of volunteers for our department, and are looking to expand our membership. We are also in need of Emergency Medical Responders. You can choose one, or both paths on your way to rewarding experiences. There are also several other opportunities to help our department, such as fundraising, participate in our Fired Up for Reading program, and fire prevention. We also accept help with washing fire trucks, performing inventory inspections, filing grant applications and other paperwork and forms. | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old to enter a burning building, or 16 years old to start your training. We will provide in-house training and will sponsor addition training through the local technical college system. All other training is provided. | Categories: Fundraising, Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education, Other

We are looking for volunteers to help with various tasks around the shelter. If interested, please read our volunteer letter, fill out the Volunteer Agreement, and contact our office to discuss.

The Corning Volunteer Fire Department is currently accepting applications for fire fighters and EMS first responders. | Requirements: Must live in the area of the Corning Fire Department and be able to respond in a timely manner when available. Qualified candidates will be provided all necessary protective gear and training. Must be at least 18 years of age and posses a valid drivers license. More information can be found on our website. | Categories: Firefighter

Organize special events at the shelter such as movie nights, holiday celebrations, or other activities. This role involves planning, coordinating, and executing events to provide entertainment and community building for residents.

Assist residents with online job and apartment searches and applications. Help them navigate websites and fill out necessary forms.

Help residents with craft or gardening projects. Engage with them in creative activities and provide guidance.

Provide advice to residents on improving their credit and managing their finances. Help them understand budgeting, saving, and other financial principles to achieve stability.

Be a volunteer driver to take residents to various locations such as church services, appointments, or for a drive. This role requires a valid driver's license and a willingness to assist residents with transportation needs.

Assist residents in writing and improving their resumes. Provide guidance on formatting, content, and how to highlight their skills and experiences effectively.

Volunteers provide support to hospice patients and their families, offering companionship, respite care, and assistance with daily activities. Volunteers may also help with administrative tasks and community outreach.