A dedicated volunteer to conduct firefighting, rescue, and medical first responding duties within the Village of Avon, NY. All training and equipment will be provided. | Requirements: Application fee and clean background check. | Categories: Firefighter

Help develop the membership process and expand the Rush Historical Society's membership in the town. Volunteers will work under the guidance of the Membership Committee Chair.

Assist in planning programs for the society's membership and the public, including in-person events with outside speakers or virtual programs. Volunteers will support the Program Chair in organizing these events.

Help plan publicity for Rush Historical Society events and programs, potentially developing a semi-annual newsletter and other outreach materials. Volunteers will work with the Publicity Chair to enhance the society's visibility.

Assist the Town Historian in planning the annual tree lighting, caroling, and refreshments at the Udicious Pavilion in December. Volunteers will help organize and execute the event.

Assist in maintaining content for the society's Facebook and Instagram sites and help manage the website using the Wix platform. Volunteers will work with the Social Media Chair to ensure consistent and engaging online presence.

We are in need of a few good Fire Fighters to fill the above positions. You must be male or female over 18 yoa and live in the Town of Livonia to be a Fire Fighter. You must be at least 14 yoa to be an Explorer. Both memberships require not having a record of any kind. | Requirements: Have the commitment to serve your community, the wish to belong to the brotherhood of Fire Fighters, Have the drive to save lives and property and wish to be involved with a lot of action !!! | Categories: Department Support, Community Education, Fundraising, Firefighter

We are in need of all types of people from those that want the thrill of helping their neighbor in an emergency, to those that want to help with paperwork and fundraisers. | Requirements: NONE | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Other, Fundraising, Department Support

Join Emily at the library on Tuesday afternoons through August 12th, from 1 PM - 3 PM, for a variety of activities to give back to the library and our community. Each week features a different project, and teens are encouraged to bring their own ideas for collaboration.

Develop and present an arts or crafts program at the library. Volunteers are encouraged to outline a proposal detailing the art or craft program they could offer to the community.

Teens and adults can sign up to help at the library on a limited or regular basis by filling out a Volunteer Application. Volunteers may be called upon for various tasks as needed by the library.

Get an early start on firefighting by joining Geneseo as a Junior Firefighter! Attend the same trainings and use the same equipment as full members and hone your skills before you can respond to calls. No experience necessary, all training will be provided. | Requirements: 14 years old or older Parent's permission Must attend Geneseo Central School Must maintain good grades Clean arson and sex offender background check Approval from your primary care physician | Categories: Junior Members

Looking for volunteers to respond to emergencies in and around Geneseo. Drivers do not have to be EMTs. No experience necessary, all training will be provided, including EMT course. GFD has 3 Basic Life Support ambulances. | Requirements: 18 years old or older Must live/work in the Town or Village of Geneseo OR a place with no volunteer ambulance Clean arson and sex offender background check 3 personal references Approval from your primary care physician Valid Driver License (for drivers) | Categories: Department Support, Other, EMT

Looking for volunteers to respond to emergencies in and around Geneseo. No experience necessary, all training will be provided. | Requirements: 18 years old or older Must live/work in the Town or Village of Geneseo Clean arson and sex offender background check 3 personal references Approval from your primary care physician | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers will assist in the operation of the food pantry, helping to distribute food to those in need. Responsibilities include stocking shelves, organizing food items, and assisting clients during pantry hours.

Get Involved By joining the Henrietta Fire District, you are afforded the chance to truly make a difference in your community. This is your opportunity to get involved in something rewarding and meaningful. You’ll find out what it takes to be a volunteer firefighter, to have the courage to act, the ability to perform. It’s providing the safety and reliability the community needs. It’s the ultimate service to your community. You might think at first that you don’t have the time – until you feel the honor of helping out your neighbors in a way that no one else can, when they truly need you. You’ll realize nothing is more worth your time. Train for Safety Your first thought may be that you’re Is There a FIRE in You? Do you have the Commitment, the dedication, the drive to do something great? Have you always wanted to do more for your community, but you didn’t know how or where to start? Have you been longing to take on a new challenge and be a part of something big and impactful, where pride is the reward? Join the Henrietta Fire District! | Requirements: Be ready to learn!! Want to help your community!! Must be 18 years old. Must live in or near the Town of Henrietta. Must be able to pass a background check. Must be physically fit. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers at the library assist with cleaning library materials and preparing them for shelving. This role supports the library's operations and ensures materials are ready for public use.

Volunteers in the Book Shoppe Team are responsible for accepting book donations, sorting them, and selling them. The sales support library programs and initiatives.

Provide accounting support to help manage the financial aspects of the Rising Phoenix Sports Program. Use your financial skills to ensure the smooth operation of the nonprofit.

Volunteer as a sports coach to help teach resilience, leadership, and well-being skills to girls+ in juvenile justice facilities. Use your expertise in sports to positively impact the lives of young individuals.

Utilize your experience in the juvenile justice system to support and mentor girls+ in the program. Help reduce retraumatization and revictimization through mentorship and empowerment.

Minimizes fire damage by responding to alarms; driving and operating equipment; combating and extinguishing fires; rescuing and reviving people. Ensures operation of equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements; following manufacturer's instructions; troubleshooting malfunctions; notifying supervisor of needed repairs; evaluating new equipment and techniques. Maintains operations by following policies and procedures; reporting needed changes. Provides information by completing reports. Maintains technical knowledge by attending educational workshops; studying publications; participating in scheduled drills. Maintains fire station building, grounds, and related equipment by completing maintenance schedules. Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed. | Requirements: No prior Firefighting or medical experience is needed. All training is provided FREE to the member! Lifting, Physical Fitness, Decision Making, Handles Pressure, Deals with Uncertainty, Judgment, Objectivity, Dependability, Emotional Control, Integrity, Safety Management | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist in preparing and cooking meals for residents, ensuring they receive nutritious and comforting food. Volunteers will work in a supportive kitchen environment.

Provide physical care to residents to ensure their comfort, including assistance with food, medications, and hygiene. Volunteers will also offer companionship and support.

Help maintain a clean and welcoming environment for residents by performing various housekeeping tasks. Volunteers will ensure the home is tidy and comfortable.

Assist with minor repairs and maintenance tasks around the home to ensure a safe and functional environment for residents.

Support the organization by writing grants and assisting with fundraising efforts to secure necessary funding for operations.

We are looking for those interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter. Help your community, become part of a team, and enjoy the life of a volunteer firefighter. Applicants need to be at least 18 years of age. For those under the age of 18, please consider joining our Explorer Post. After submission of the application, an applicant will meet with the Membership Committee. As an applicant, you will be required to pass a background check, a drug test and a physical as part of the application process. All applicants will require approval of the Fire Department for membership. | Requirements: Being a member of the Fire Department is a manageable commitment. Members will be required to meet minimum standards for training, minimum response to emergencies and associated activities such as meetings. Training drills and meetings are conducted once a week. All training including initial Firefighter 1 Certification is provided to volunteers at no cost. All equipment, gear and uniforms are provided to all volunteers. Age 14-17 for Fire Explorers, Age 18-55+ for Firefighter Stable work/school and personal situations Foreseeable 3-5 year minimum commitment Pass background, medical physical, etc. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Junior Members

We are looking for those interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter. Help your community, become part of a team, and enjoy the life of a volunteer firefighter. Applicants need to be at least 18 years of age. For those under the age of 18, please consider joining our Explorer Post. After submission of the application, an applicant will meet with the Membership Committee. As an applicant, you will be required to pass a background check, a drug test and a physical as part of the application process. All applicants will require approval of the Fire Department for membership. | Requirements: Being a member of the Fire Department is a manageable commitment. Members will be required to meet minimum standards for training, minimum response to emergencies and associated activities such as meetings. Training drills and meetings are conducted once a week. All training including initial Firefighter 1 Certification is provided to volunteers at no cost. All equipment, gear and uniforms are provided to all volunteers. Age 14-17 for Fire Explorers, Age 18-55+ for Firefighter Stable work/school and personal situations Foreseeable 3-5 year minimum commitment Pass background, medical physical, etc. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist with tree planting, brush removal, clean-ups, and building and installing enhancements such as kiosks, benches, and mile markers along the Greenway.

Organize and lead trail events, contributing to community engagement and promoting the Greenway's recreational opportunities. Volunteers help in planning and executing events that encourage public participation.

Contribute to promotional activities, write newsletter stories, and assist with grant applications to support the Greenway's development and outreach efforts. Volunteers help in spreading awareness and securing funding.

Join a team of volunteers to wrap gifts for families dealing with pediatric cancer during the holiday season. Volunteers will help prepare over 800 presents, bringing joy and relief to families in need.

Join other volunteers to work on trail projects that are beyond routine maintenance. Projects might include repairing trail erosion, clearing downed trees, and repairing bridges and structures. Projects are usually one day or less.

As a Trail Section Maintainer, you will be responsible for a section of the Finger Lakes Trail, generally 1 or 2 miles in length. You will perform routine inspection and maintenance, clear vegetation and fallen branches, pick up litter, and refresh blazes and signs as needed.

Participate in a mobile crew that travels to various sections of the trail to perform maintenance and improvement tasks. This role requires flexibility and a willingness to travel to different trail locations.

Fire Fighter, Emt's We train to standard for Interior Fire Fighters and Basic Exterior Fire Fighter Operations | Requirements: Resident of Gates Chili and at least 18 years of age. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Free training for Firefighter 1 or Basic Exterior Firefighter Operations. | Requirements: 18 years of age Resident Town of Gates Chili. Complete training 1st. year of membership. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist in providing free training and support to municipalities, town employees, officials, recreation departments, volunteers, first responders, schools, day care centers, and businesses to help the public understand and support individuals on the Autism Spectrum and their families.

Support young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder in preparing for their transition into the working world by helping them create resumes, apply for jobs, and prepare for job interviews. Volunteers may also assist in placing ASD youth in volunteer positions to develop skills and experience.

Assist in organizing and managing speed skating meets at the Genesee Valley Ice Rink. Responsibilities include setting up the venue, coordinating with participants, and ensuring the smooth running of events.

Support the Learn to Speed Skate sessions by helping with registration, assisting coaches, and providing guidance to new skaters. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment for participants.

Keeping the sanctuary clubhouse and grounds usable is an ongoing project. Tasks include keeping the mower running, fixing a broken doorknob, and scheduling chimney inspections and gutter cleanings.

Help keep the website up-to-date and useful for anyone looking for information. Assist in informing members and the larger community about upcoming events and other happenings.

Help keep the clubhouse gardens amazing by watering, weeding, and installing plants. This is a great opportunity to get outdoors and commune with nature.

Help grow and diversify the club by getting to know new and current members through conversations about what is important to them.

The Executive Council oversees the day-to-day operations of BANC. It sets policies and the budget. Become an officer or trustee to help steer BANC into the future.

Help maintain the health and resilience of the important ecosystems living at the BANC sanctuary. Invasive plants and animals threaten nature’s balance and are a constant and growing challenge.

Help recruit knowledgeable speakers, organize field trips, plan social events, and host gatherings. The Program Committee needs your ideas and energy to keep BANC’s programs of the highest quality possible.

Join our team to help with animal transports, events, fostering, or providing behind-the-scenes support. Your efforts will make a real impact in saving the lives of dogs and cats in need.

Dinner Hosts open their homes to international guests for dinner, sharing their heritage and making deeper connections. Whether sharing a family recipe or ordering pizza, hosts provide a welcoming experience. Commitment is 1x a year or more, typically in the evening on a weekday or weekend.

Cultural Hosts accompany international visitors to local museums, concerts, sporting events, and other cultural activities, expanding their own cultural understanding. Commitment is 1x a year or more, typically on a weekend or evening.

Friendship Volunteers are matched with international students to help them navigate new challenges in a foreign country. Volunteers introduce students to cultural activities, everyday life, and provide practical support. Commitment is 1 year or less, 1-3 hours/month on your own schedule.

Home Hospitality Hosts open their homes to international visitors staying between 1-3 weeks, experiencing new cultures and making new friendships. Commitment is 1x a year or more, with times varying depending on the length of the program.

When you are ready to serve your community, contact the Fire Department find out more information and to complete our membership application. We also welcome anyone from the community to visit us at our drill night on Mondays from 7pm to 9pm. Someone is always on hand to answer questions and help you though the application process. Applicants need to be a resident of the Pittsford Fire District and be at least 18 years of age. For residents under the age of 18, please consider joining our Explorer Post. After submission of the application, an applicant will meet with the Membership Committee. As an applicant, you will be required to pass a background check, a drug test and a physical as part of the application process. All applicants will require approval of the Fire Department and the Fire District for membership. | Requirements: Being a member of the Fire Department is a manageable commitment. Members will be required to meet minimum standards for training, minimum response to emergencies and associated activities such as meetings. Training drills are conducted once a week and Company Meetings are held once a month. All training including initial Firefighter 1 Certification is provided to volunteers at no cost. All equipment, gear and uniforms are provided to all volunteers. | Categories: Department Support, Firefighter, EMT, Community Education, Fundraising

Mentors are matched one-to-one with youth in the community to positively impact their lives. Volunteers meet with their mentees at least twice a month for a minimum of one year, engaging in activities that foster growth and development.

These programs are focused on building relationships between law enforcement and public safety professionals and the communities they serve.

Sports Buddies is a one-to-one mentoring program that connects mentors and youth through shared participation in sports and activities to support a healthy, active lifestyle.

This program matches high school students with elementary Littles in a one-day-a-week after-school program at their school.

Beyond School Walls (BSW) mentoring program matches youth with an adult mentor in the workforce. Meetings take place at the mentor's place of work to expose students to workforce opportunities.

Volunteer as a mentor for girls in grades 4-12, meeting weekly to guide them in character building, goal setting, and life skills. Mentors will work closely with their mentees to help them grow into successful young women.

Volunteer as a mentor to provide guidance and support to girls aged 11-18, helping them develop leadership skills and prepare for future opportunities. Engage in one-on-one mentoring, participate in social events, and assist with personal and emergency needs.

General volunteers are sought to help Kids Thrive 585 grow and reach more parents in Rochester. Volunteers will support various initiatives and contribute to the organization's mission of connecting families with essential resources.

Outreach volunteers are needed to man tables at local health fairs, talk to parents about specific needs, and provide them with contact information for using the website. Volunteers will engage with the community to promote Kids Thrive 585's resources.

Volunteer writers are needed to highlight local agencies on the Kids Thrive 585 website, adding fresh content and news. Ideal candidates will have a background in PR or communications and a passion for writing.

Volunteers are needed to assist at the annual ADK Outdoor Expo, the chapter's biggest event of the year. Responsibilities include helping at the registration table, first aid table, workshops, and waterways events on the beach.

Volunteers maintain a 6-mile stretch of the Finger Lakes Trail, bringing tools like loppers and shovels to work on the trail in April, June, and October. The work takes place near North Hornell and includes a camping opportunity.

Vetting Coordinators keep track of vetting needs and schedule vet visits. When a cat is sick, the vetting coordinator reaches out to vets for advice and creates a plan.

Foster coordinators are responsible for documenting personality notes and pictures for the adoption coordinator to use. They also coordinate supplies for their fosters.

Volunteers are needed to assist with canine care, including walking, bathing, and providing one-on-one attention to pit bulls and pit bull mixes. Volunteers should be prepared to work as a team and follow the organization's guidelines and procedures.

Adoption coordinators process applications and partner with adopters and fosters to find the perfect match.

GVC Ambassadors share their ADK experiences with others at schools, health fairs, malls, expos, and other events. Volunteers help promote ADK-GVC without any commitment, participating when available.

Assist in organizing and executing events that support the Regional Burning Man community. Volunteers will help with various tasks such as setting up, managing event logistics, and ensuring the smooth running of events.

Volunteers are needed to clean foster spaces, socialize and play with cats and kittens, and assist with events and fundraising efforts. No experience is necessary, and training will be provided.

As a Talkline Volunteer, you will provide nonjudgmental support and active listening to individuals calling about their abortion experiences. Volunteers are required to complete a comprehensive 18+ hour training program and shadow experienced volunteers before taking calls independently.

Assist with programs based on an 8-week session or a league schedule. Examples of opportunities might be assisting with a soccer class or reading to preschool students.

Join our Boards of Managers and Committees to help guide the YMCA's mission and influence policies and initiatives that positively impact societal issues.

Being a volunteer firefighter first responder with the Brighton Fire Department (Rochester, NY) is a truly rewarding experience. Not only are you dedicating your time to those in need, but the relationships you will build with the other members and families will last you a lifetime! *Give back to the community in a most unique way *Excitement your day job doesn’t offer *Help neighbors and strangers alike in their time of need *Sense of pride from being part of an elite team *Organized social events for volunteers and their families *Leadership and management opportunities *Learn new skills and make close friends *Be in a profession you never thought of “back then” Opportunities are available for those with and without previous experience to join our thriving department of 80+ volunteers and 30+ career firefighters, who respond to over 2400 calls per year within the Brighton and Pittsford, New York communities of Monroe County (Rochester), NY. 1. On-Duty Bunker Program - Full-time college students who already have Firefighter 1 training may apply to live in our "bunker program" while attending full-time college in the Rochester, NY area. Participation in other training outside of shift night is required. Off-duty response is encouraged. 2. On-Duty Squad Program - Members serve a shift with the same group of volunteers from 6pm-6am once per week, responding on a dedicated vehicle to all calls within the district. There is a short drill while on duty, as well. Current shifts are on Mon-Thu evenings. Participation in other training outside of shift night is required. Off-duty response is encouraged. 3. On-Duty Station Program - Volunteers stand-by at the firehouse, in uniform, to ride the trucks with the career firefighters. No pre-scheduling is required, but it is encouraged. Participation in other training outside of station shifts is required. Off-duty response is encouraged. 4. On-Duty Response Vehicle Program - Qualified volunteers are permitted to "sign-out" a Fire Department Ford F350 or Chevy Tahoe for up to 24 hours, and must respond to all calls while on-duty. No pre-scheduling is required, but it is encouraged. Participation in training outside of on-duty shifts is required. Off-duty response is encouraged. 5. On-Duty Personal Vehicle Program - Members use our WhenIWork App to sign-up for a shift 9pm-5am and anytime on the weekends (in 4-hour blocks) to respond to directly to the scene of calls in their personal vehicles. Participation in training outside of on-duty shifts is required. 6. Off-Duty Personal Vehicle Program - All volunteers are issued Minitor/Unication Fire Pagers and given access to our Smartphone Alerting App, as well as firefighting gear to store in the trunk of their personal car. Members respond to directly to the scene of calls in their personal vehicles as their personal obligations and schedule permit. Participation in training is required. BFD also offers a program for high-school-aged youths, in partnership with the Exploring Program. While technically not members of the fire department, BFD explorers work in the firehouse and at the scene of calls alongside our volunteer and career firefighters, in low-risk situations, to assist firefighters. It is a great networking experience, as well as a great opportunity to learn the business and skills of emergency services. We also are considering the addition of individuals with considerable IT, Social Media, or administrative skills to support our office functions in a non-firefighting role. Please inquire with us about the possibility of your interests and skills being a potential fit for our needs. | Requirements: Brighton residency *not* required Age 14-17 for Fire Explorers, Age 18-55+ for Scene Support & Firefighter Stable work/school and personal situations Foreseeable 3-5 year minimum commitment Pass background, medical physical, etc. Lawful US resident status We also are considering the addition of individuals with considerable IT, Social Media, or administrative skills to support our office functions in a non-firefighting role. Please inquire with us about the possibility of your interests and skills being a potential fit for our needs. Please visit http://www.brightonfd.org/volunteer-info to learn more. Information sessions are also held on the third Mondays of January, March, June, and October at 7pm each year. During COVID, we are broadcasting them via Zoom. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support

Assist in planning and executing special events and community outreach programs. This role involves coordinating with artists, vendors, and community members to ensure successful events.

Help organize and execute fundraising events to support the arts in Wyoming County. This role involves planning, outreach, and coordination with community members and businesses.

Assist with various administrative tasks such as data entry, answering phones, and organizing files. This role is crucial in ensuring the smooth operation of our office.

Provide guidance and support to young artists and students. Share your expertise and help foster the next generation of artists in our community.

Gain valuable experience by working on various projects and assisting with the day-to-day operations of the Arts Council. This role is ideal for students or recent graduates interested in arts administration.

Share your knowledge and experience with our community by speaking at events, workshops, or classes. This role is ideal for professionals and experts in various fields related to the arts.

Help out with seasonal projects on different nature preserves, at Conkey Corner Park, and along El Camino. Participate in spring spruce ups and fall work parties to keep Genesee Land Trust spaces welcoming and safe.

Share your knowledge and passion with fellow enthusiasts by leading guided walks, helping with school programs, or attending community events to spread the word about Genesee Land Trust.

Join a monthly volunteer group that works on trails, habitat improvement, and more. Events take place the third Thursday each month, May through October. All ages and abilities are welcome.

Support the Hourglass Play Reading Series by assisting with event setup, audience management, and post-event activities. This series presents readings of thought-provoking plays exploring culturally relevant themes.

Assist with the Imagination Station program, which includes helping with inclusive children's stories, original music, dance parties, and themed craft activities. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment that teaches love and acceptance.

Assist in organizing and executing the annual NAMIWalks event, including setup, registration, and guiding participants. Volunteers are crucial to the success of this fundraising and awareness event.

Facilitate support groups for individuals with mental health conditions or for family members and caregivers. Training will be provided to ensure you are well-prepared to lead these groups effectively.

Present educational programs to various audiences, including schools and community groups, to raise awareness about mental health. Training and materials will be provided.

Volunteers assist with set-up and tear down, evangelism, prayer, serving meals, handing out groceries, and distributing Bible literature during weekly outreaches. Volunteers are expected to embody the love of Christ and serve the needy in Rochester.

Volunteers work with addicted and/or exploited women on the streets of Rochester, providing support and prayer. Opportunities include active street outreach and prayer warrior roles.

Volunteers are needed to take over feeding stations, providing food and water to cats at various locations in the Beechwood neighborhood. This role requires a commitment to visit the stations regularly, ensuring the cats are fed and cared for.

Assist with maintaining and beautifying the community garden. Tasks include planting, weeding, watering, and general upkeep to ensure a thriving garden space for the community.

Assist students with homework and provide academic support in various subjects. Help students understand and complete their assignments, and prepare for exams.

Provide transportation for community members to and from various program activities and events. Ensure safe and timely transport while adhering to all traffic laws.

Provide one-on-one or small group literacy support to children and youth. Help improve reading skills, comprehension, and foster a love for reading.

Support the administrative team with clerical tasks such as data entry, filing, answering phones, and other office duties. Help ensure smooth and efficient office operations.