Atlantic Highlands Fire Department is looking for experience and fresh recruits for our department. Free training will be provided. Perfect way to give back to your community and belong to a second family and develop lifelong friendships. | Requirements: Must be 18 years or older. | Categories: Department Support

Assist in monitoring horseshoe crab populations along Raritan Bay and Sandy Hook Bay. Volunteers will help collect data on crab numbers and nesting sites to support conservation efforts.

Participate in beach cleanups to help maintain the coastal environment by removing litter and debris. Volunteers will work in groups to ensure the beaches are clean and safe for wildlife.

Help construct and maintain osprey nesting platforms to support the local osprey population. Volunteers will work on-site to build and install platforms in designated areas.

Participate in winter surveys to monitor seal populations along the Jersey Shore. Volunteers will observe and record data on seal numbers and behaviors to aid in conservation efforts.

Conduct research on microplastic pollution on beaches by collecting samples and analyzing data. Volunteers will contribute to understanding the impact of microplastics on coastal ecosystems.

Assist the Highlands Borough Arts Council in securing funding by writing and submitting grant applications. Volunteers will work remotely and collaborate with the team to identify potential funding sources.

Support the planning and execution of arts events by assisting with logistics and day-of-event activities. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and provide support to attendees and artists.

Volunteers are essential to Waterspirit, helping with tasks such as setting up and cleaning up at programs, fundraising, and advocating for water. Volunteers can also share their talents, such as music or public speaking, at events.

Ambassadors are specially-trained volunteers who represent Waterspirit at community events, testify at government meetings, and more. They help spread the message of protecting water at festivals and conferences.

Oceanic Hook &Ladder Fire Co looking for Volunteer Firefighters to join fire company. Will provide free training and gear. New recruits or associate firefighter (member of another fire company) are welcomed. Oceanic Fire Company provides fire suppression and rescue services to the borough of Rumson NJ. | Requirements: Must be between age of 18 and 57. Will need to pass a doctors physical, and police background check. Should live or work within 15 miles of town. Contact. Ex-Chief Kevin McCarthy at oceanic13421@gmail.com or 732-4031310 | Categories: Firefighter

Assist NMHA in acquiring grants to support their ongoing projects. Volunteers will work on writing and submitting grant applications to secure funding for various programs.

Attend NMHA events and write articles or press releases about them. Volunteers will see their work published on the NMHA website and must submit their reports shortly after attending events.

Join our boatbuilding family weekend events or boat restoration projects. Volunteers will help teach local youth how to build a wooden boat, sharing skills like countersinking and measuring. No prior boat skills are necessary as training will be provided.

Assist in organizing and managing festivals aimed at bringing the outside experience to the disabled community. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and participant assistance.

Provide transportation services for participants to and from events. Volunteers will help ensure accessibility for those who cannot travel independently.

Assist in researching and writing grant proposals to secure funding for the organization's programs. Volunteers will help identify potential funding sources and draft compelling proposals.

Manage and create content for social media platforms to promote events and engage with the community. Volunteers will help increase the organization's online presence and outreach.

Capture and produce photos and videos of events and workshops to document and promote the organization's activities. Volunteers will assist in creating visual content for marketing purposes.

Participate in community service projects such as food drives, blood donations, and stocking baby pantries to support local families and individuals in need. Volunteers work alongside community members to address urgent needs and strengthen community bonds.

Support life-saving blood drives by assisting with donor registration, setup, and ensuring a safe and comfortable environment for donors. Volunteers play a crucial role in addressing the severe shortage of blood donations.

Support food security by participating in food drives and the distribution of crisis boxes to communities in need. Volunteers help collect, sort, and distribute food to local food bank partners.

Are you interested in serving your community as a volunteer firefighter? You can receive free training to become an NJ Certified Firefighter. Plus, you can receive numerous benefits from Tinton Falls and other orginizations. Contact us today to get an application! (732) 741-3205 or NorthsideEngineCompany@gmail.com | Requirements: 18 years or older, Under 18, a junior application may be available. | Categories: Firefighter

The Long Branch Volunteer Fire Department is one of the busiest firefighting forces in Monmouth County--so no matter if you want to put on a helmet and join Long Branch's Bravest or if you just want to help on the sidelines, there are opportunities for everyone in every age group to help keep our community safe. We accept Junior Firefighters starting at age 14. Honorary/Social/Supporting Members start at age 16. Full Firefighters are welcome at age 18 and up. To learn more just contact us to have an absolutely no obligation, low pressure conversation with a friendly volunteer fire officer. We will discuss your interest and our operations with you and, if there is a match, we will walk you through the simple steps necessary to join our ranks. All training and equipment are provided free of charge and there are many benefits and opportunities available to those willing to stand up and be counted among those in Long Branch's oldest community service organization. Fire Company meetings are held once a month. The Division of Training conducts instruction and drills twice a month. All Firefighters must successfully complete firefighter recruit training (provided free of charge) at an approved Fire Academy (to be assigned by the department). | Requirements: Firefighters must have a good heart--both physically and emotionally. We are always there to help so you must have a servant's soul. You must be brave--brave enough to stand up and say "I want to serve my community" and then follow through on the training and commitment needed to be successful. You must be totally and completely loyal and trustworthy to not only our neighbors who rely on us but also to your fellow firefighters who will be depending on you to back them up and keep each other safe. Only you can answer these three requirements. Beyond that, we will help make sure you have all the answers you need and all the info required for you to decide if the volunteer fire service is for you. Email: Joinlbfd@longbranch.org Follow us on Facebook: Long Branch N.J. Firefighters | Categories: Community Education, Fundraising, Firefighter, EMT, Other, Department Support, Junior Members

Volunteers are needed to support various programs and events aimed at bringing joy to children affected by pediatric diseases. Responsibilities may include assisting with event setup, engaging with families, and helping with administrative tasks.

Join us in making a difference in an animal's life. Volunteers are needed to help save animals through various tasks and activities. If you have a skill to offer, we would love to have you on our team.

The Tinton Falls Fire Company No. 1 welcomes new members. No experience needed, we provide training. Great opportunity to serve the community in a meaningful way. | Requirements: No experience needed, we provide training. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers participate in the Sunday Circle program, providing companionship and engaging in activities with children with special needs. This opportunity involves creating a fun and supportive environment for the children.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED If you belong to another fire company and are looking to get more training, experience, officer experience, LOSAP, or a stipend for being a firefighter, think about joining our company. You can fill out the application and email it to info@pinebrookcommunityhose.org or drop it off at the firehouse. Any questions, send us a message on Facebook or email us. https://www.tintonfallsfiredistrict1.com ⚫️?⚫️ | Requirements: Must be 18 years of age Must have a valid drivers license Must live within 15 miles of the firehouse Must pass a background check Must pass a medical exam | Categories: Firefighter

Are you 18 years or older? Are you interested in serving your community as a volunteer firefighter? Did you know you can receive free training to become a NJ Certified firefighter if you join us!? Did you also know you can recieve numerous benefits from the Township of Ocean including Receation and access to the township pool complex? Contact us today to get an application Membership Applications Can Be Picked Up Mon-Fri 8AM-4PM At 72 Larkin Place Oakhurst, NJ 07755 | Requirements: -18 years of Age -Reside within the geographical borders of the Township of Ocean District 1 | Categories: Firefighter

Under the supervision of the Fire Chief, the Volunteer Firefighter performs advanced firefighting work in preventing, combating, and extinguishing fires, responding to hazardous materials incidents and emergency calls. Meet new friends Training and equipment provided Uniforms provided Other incentives available | Requirements: Be at least 16 years old for junior firefighters and 18 years old for volunteer firefighters. You will need to attend a fire academy training class, training and equipment is provided free of charge. You will need to pass a background check and Interview. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

Currently accepting members of all types | Requirements: We will train | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Fundraising

Matawan Borough Fire Department was formed by ordinance in 1905. The Primary mission of the MBFD is to provide a range of services designed to protect the residents of Matawan Borough and the surrounding communities. We have a rich history in the fire service and tradition is at our core. We are currently looking to expand our roster and fill some firefighter positions. This is a volunteer opportunity and carries no weekly paycheck however we have many fringe benefits such as free training from some of the best instructors and firefighters in the state. You also can receive college credit for many courses taken at both the online and on premise fire academy classes. In addition to these benefits you may also qualify for a pension or savings plan that builds based on your commitment to the fire service. So do you have what we are looking for? If so please contact us today so we can assist you in fulfilling your childhood dream of becoming a firefighter? | Requirements: Must be 18 years of age to enter fire academy however we have a junior program that begins at age 16. The junior program will give you a head start in the fire service and will also assist in fulfilling community service credit requirements for high school graduation. Parents want to keep your kids off drugs and off the streets we will give them a high that cannot be matched anywhere. ADRENALINE. So if you are over 18 please inquire about how we can help you become an active participant in your community. Under 18 that's cool too. Have your parents contact us about how we can get you enrolled in our Junior Firefighter training. Not interested in being a firefighter but still want to be part of the CREW we have open spots for ancillary positions within the department as well so don't delay contact us today. | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Firefighter

Assist in collecting and organizing new or gently used clothing and accessories for the Spotlight Players' clothing drive fundraiser. Volunteers will help sort and bag items during designated drop-off times.

Enrich the lives of individuals with disabilities by sharing your time assisting in our programs. Volunteers can participate by reading to our students, engaging in arts and crafts projects, cooking demonstrations, and more.

Participate in organizing and executing special events. Volunteers can serve as committee members, help fundraise, solicit auction donations, assist with event setup, or be in-person volunteers during events.

Assist with various service projects including office help, mailings, and the upkeep and repair of the grounds, gardens, and facilities.

No training? No problem. We will train you to NYS EMT-B and/or NYS FF1. | Requirements: Must be in good health and pass background check prior to joining the department. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Fundraising

Volunteer at our shelter by interacting with our rescues. We need to maintain a steady schedule of volunteers able to walk, play, and love the dogs, increasing their sociability and adoptability. Volunteers who work kennel shifts must be 18+, but there are plenty of other ways for those younger than 18 to volunteer with us.

Help organize events and assist with administrative tasks from afar. Remote volunteers contribute to the organization by supporting fundraising and event planning efforts.

One of the most meaningful things you can do for seniors is share some quality time with them. Volunteers help build a better world for the elderly by providing companionship and support.

Assist with monthly food deliveries and weekly hot meal distributions to ensure families have access to nutritious food through our food pantry services.

Engage with older adults through social activities, trips, and wellness programs to promote healthy, active living.

Equip individuals with the skills, tools, and connections needed to secure employment and thrive in the workforce.

Provide free consultations and assistance with immigration, tax filings, and legal issues. Volunteers will help individuals navigate complex legal systems and access necessary resources.

Wayside Community Fire Company was founded in 1919. The cardinal function of the department at this time was fighting brush fire, mostly by using tanks carried on the backs of the fire fighters. This activity earned the department the nickname of “Stump Jumpers”. The original firehouse was located at the triangular corner of Wayside Road and Green Grove Road. The fire company remained in the original 2 story firehouse until 1964 when a newer 1 story firehouse was built at the same location. Today, Wayside Fire Company occupies a modern 5-bay firehouse located at 2 Volunteer Way, near the corner of Asbury Avenue and Heritage Boulevard. The company operates a ladder truck, an engine and a heavy rescue truck along with several support vehicles. Wayside members train tirelessly to keep up their skills. Besides firefighting, our members are also trained in vehicle extrication, emergency medical care and as a Rapid Intervention Team. | Requirements: NO EXPERIENCE IS NEEDED, and all training is included! | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with the daily care of dogs or cats at the shelter, including feeding, cleaning, walking, and socializing with the animals. Volunteers may also help with administrative tasks and events.

Volunteers will participate in planting saplings in the yards of community members who have requested them. This involves working in teams to ensure saplings are planted correctly and efficiently.

Volunteers assist with getting kayaks ready, checking equipment, signing visitors up, giving safety and kayaking tips, handing out life jackets, helping people into boats, and organizing beach clean-ups. No experience necessary and no minimum commitment required.

Volunteers in the Visitor Services Department welcome guests in the Visitor Center, act as Docents in the Historical Museum, and throughout the Main Village site. They offer wayfinding assistance, hand out maps and educational material, and answer visitor inquiries.

Docent Volunteers support Educational programming at Historic Richmond Town throughout the year. Volunteers help with providing informal gallery talks, assisting with visitor wayfinding, organizing and caring for costumes and research resources, craftivism projects, and gardening.

Volunteering for our Special Events is our largest outreach. Volunteers assist Event Associates with program prep, event setup and breakdown, and offer wayfinding assistance to visitors and attendees. These events are all-hands-on-deck, so everyone is welcome to sign up!

Assist with organizing programs, managing resources, and ensuring the smooth operation of services. Ideal for individuals with experience in administrative tasks.

Volunteers are needed to assist seniors who may be living alone or have limited access to resources. This role involves providing companionship and support to enhance the quality of life for elderly community members.

Contribute to senior educational programs covering topics from digital skills to health and wellbeing. Volunteers with expertise in specific fields or a passion for teaching are encouraged to apply.

Coordinate and manage services and resources for seniors to ensure their well-being. Ideal for individuals with experience in social work, nursing, or counseling.

Support our Community Engagement Team in planning and executing various community giveaway events. Volunteers must possess excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.

Join the Greenbelt Conservation Corps and volunteer your time and skills for trail upkeep and maintenance projects. There are a variety of dates and activities to choose from.

This is a great opportunity to give back to your community. Volunteers of all ages are appreciated at the Affordable Housing Alliance, helping with housing, accruing community service hours, or making a difference in neighborhoods.

Facilitate community engagement and support services in Monmouth County as a service unit representative.

Engage with the Asbury Park community through volunteer work at the local corps. Responsibilities include event coordination and community service.

Front line firefighters needed for growing community in Neptune, NJ. Engine and Truck work, lots of opportunities. All work schedules accepted as long as requirements are met. Length of Service awards program is included with full active membership. Only prospective active firefighters are requested to respond for these positions. | Requirements: Must meet all requirements of Neptune Fire District, and Hamilton Fire Company. All requirements available and detailed upon application. | Categories: Firefighter

Join a dynamic volunteering community to assist with virtual and live events. Volunteers will gain hands-on experience in event management and contribute to the success of music events.

Assist in coordinating virtual event landscape tasks for live stream production. Volunteers will ensure optimal video quality and support live stream events, requiring knowledge of video specifications and social media platforms.

Participate in organizing and planning music events. Volunteers will help create event plans, support sub-committees, and ensure the smooth execution of events.

Fully Volunteer 911 EMS agency serving the Town of Marlboro, NJ looking for volunteer members. Free training. Required to ride one shift (or two 1/2 shifts) per week. Can be days, evenings, swing and can often respond from home. | Requirements: 151/2+ minimum age fir Cadets; 18+ for senior squad. BLD COR required to ride (squad will provide) and Must become an EMT within 1 year of joining (training also provided by squad) | Categories: EMT

Assist with special events such as trail races and community gatherings. Volunteers help with setup, registration, guiding participants, and cleanup.

Volunteer EMTs are responsible for providing pre-hospital care to the sick and injured. They operate ambulances and respond to emergency calls in a primarily residential area.

Assist in the organization and distribution of food at the JCC Kosher Food Pantry. Volunteers will help with sorting, packing, and distributing food to community members in need.

Engage with seniors through various activities and programs designed to enhance their quality of life. Volunteers may assist with recreational activities, provide companionship, and support senior events.

Support the JCC's Arts & Culture Program by assisting with event setup, coordination, and execution. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and provide a welcoming atmosphere for attendees.

Assist with the JCC Music Institute by supporting music classes, events, and performances. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and providing a positive environment for students and attendees.

Experienced volunteers are needed to handle large dogs at ACC Care Centers. Volunteers will walk, exercise, and provide enrichment activities for large dogs, helping them stay healthy and happy.

Assist with the daily care of animals at ACC shelters, including feeding, cleaning, and socializing with animals. Volunteers help ensure the well-being and comfort of the animals in the shelter.

Assist the museum in various tasks such as organizing exhibits, helping with educational programs, and maintaining collections. Your contribution helps preserve and share Staten Island's maritime history.

Share your talents with Marine Park Alliance by contributing skills in social media, writing, video, art, graphic design, publicity, or fundraising. Help us enhance our outreach and community engagement efforts.

Join us for seasonal volunteer events to help maintain the beauty of Marine Park. Tasks include collecting leaves, weeding garden beds, pruning trees, and painting benches. No experience necessary, just a willingness to help.

Provide sports instruction to youth and young adults of all backgrounds, including underserved and special needs individuals. Help build their sports skills, confidence, and sportsmanship.

Assist in organizing and running events that benefit and bring together the community. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and ensuring the event runs smoothly.

Under the supervision of the Fire Chief, the Volunteer Fire Fighter performs advanced firefighting work in preventing, combating, and extinguishing fires and responding to emergency calls which include vehicle entrapment and other rescue situations. Being a Volunteer Fire Fighter involves training for and participating in duties of protecting life and property through the performance of firefighting and emergency service activities. Volunteer Firefighters are will learn and participate in the operation of apparatus and the performance of hazardous tasks under emergency conditions which may require strenuous exertion under such handicaps as smoke, fire, heat and cramped surroundings. Participation in 20% of department calls for service in a calendar year is required to remain an active Fire Company member. Although firefighting and emergency services work constitutes the primary and most difficult component of our work, the volunteer is also required to attend company drills when offered throughout the year. These drills consist of practice sessions dealing with various aspects of firefighting, rescue, hazardous materials awareness, and emergency response work. | Requirements: Must be a minimum of 18 years of age and possess a valid drivers license. Fire fighting experience is not required and will be provide or arranged by the Fire Company, however the candidate must be willing to invest his/her time and effort. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist in the collection and distribution of basic needs items such as food, clothing, and hygiene products. Volunteers will help sort donations, organize inventory, and distribute items to those in need.

Volunteers are needed to assemble birthday boxes for children in need, ensuring they have a special celebration. Tasks include collecting items, packaging, and organizing distribution.

Help assemble and distribute personal care bags for individuals in need. Volunteers will collect items, pack bags, and assist with logistics and distribution.

Create and distribute comfort bags for seniors in the community. Volunteers will help collect items, assemble the bags, and deliver them to senior centers and nursing homes.

Help collect and distribute essential period products to women in need during Women's Month. Volunteers will assist in organizing donations, creating care packages, and distributing them to local shelters and community centers.

Assist in the collection, sorting, and distribution of coats for the Warmest Wishes Coat Drive. Volunteers will help ensure that donated items are in good condition and ready for distribution to those in need.

Assist with cleaning and organizing tasks at the Pride Center. Volunteers must be supportive of the LGBTQIA+ community and pass a background check.

Use handyman or repair skills to help maintain the Pride Center's facilities. Volunteers must be supportive of the LGBTQIA+ community and pass a background check.

Provide artistic or creative skills to support the Pride Center's programs and events. Volunteers must be supportive of the LGBTQIA+ community and pass a background check.

Volunteers with tech support skills are needed to assist with various technical tasks at the Pride Center. Flexible hours are available. Volunteers must fill out paperwork and pass a background check before approval.

Volunteers are needed to help support off-site events, including set-up, working the door, and other event-related tasks. Flexible hours are available. Volunteers must fill out paperwork and pass a background check before approval.

Help guide and assist with kayak tours, ensuring safety and providing information about the park's natural and engineered landscapes.

Help with beautification and cleanup projects at Schmul Park, the New Springville Greenway, 2240 Richmond Avenue, and our kayak launch. Volunteers maintain green spaces and assist with events, making Freshkills Park a great place to visit.

Document the unique engineered landscape and events at Freshkills Park through photography. Help capture the transformation and beauty of the park.

Assist with organizing and supporting events such as the annual Discovery Day. Volunteers help ensure events run smoothly and provide a great experience for visitors.

Assist with educational programs, providing information and guidance to visitors about the park's history, ecology, and ongoing projects.

Offer legal expertise to support cueing families, ensuring they have access to necessary legal resources and advocacy. Volunteers will provide guidance on legal matters related to education and accessibility.

Assist in raising awareness of Cued Speech through workshops and conferences. Volunteers may help organize events, provide information, and support families in understanding the benefits of Cued Speech.

Deliver presentations on mental health topics to community groups and schools. Volunteers will educate the public about mental health issues and reduce stigma.

Assist individuals in crisis by providing support and information through the NAMI NYC Staten Island crisis line. Volunteers will be trained to handle calls and provide appropriate resources.