Recruit new members and educate the public about lake-related issues affecting water quality and recreation. Represent the association at meetings and report back on relevant issues.

Assist the Membership Committee in recruiting new members and maintaining the membership list using Join-it software. No experience required.

Help plan and execute holiday and summer parties, the annual meeting, and educational events throughout the year.

Welcome attendees at events, assist with introductions, and help plan events. Ambassadors will receive special name tags for easy identification.

Contribute to the Shore Lines newsletter by writing editorials, gathering news, and working with Mailchimp software. No experience required.

Established in 1816, the Eagle-Matt Lee Volunteer Fire Company is a provider of emergency services in upstate New York — protecting residents and businesses in the Village of Ballston Spa, Town of Ballston, and the Town of Milton. We also participate in mutual aid agreements with neighboring departments. We're seeking energetic and motivated volunteers to join our team of firefighting professionals.<br><br> The department supplies and pays for all required gear and training and will also pay for any and all extra department-related training that you wish to pursue.<br><br> For more information including time requirements, please contact Lt. Bill Purcell. | Requirements: Firefighters (Age 18+)<br> New Firefighters Must Complete One of the Following Within 1 Year of acceptance into membership:<br> A: NYS Basic Exterior Firefighting Operations (45 Hour Course)<br> B: NYS Firefighter 1 Course (104 Hour Course)<br><br> All Active Firefighters must attend at least 12 regularly scheduled or special drills (Training) during the year. OSHA training drills are mandatory and must be made up if missed. Each session lasts approximately 3 hours. Regular drills are scheduled on every Monday except holidays and meeting nights(First Monday evening of the month). Extra training sessions are scheduled as needed. Different nights can be accommodated for a member.<br><br> Junior Firefighter (Age 16-18)<br><br> The Ballston Spa Fire Department Junior Firefighter Program provides young men and women, ages 16 and 17, the opportunity to learn about the skill of firefighting. These firefighters are mentored by adult advisers from the ranks of the Ballston Spa Fire Department. They drill on Wednesday nights in the same manner as those over 18. They are provided with turnout gear, attend NYS training classes, respond to calls, and help with events in and around the firehouses. Safety comes first, and there are some things Junior Firefighters are not allowed to do until they are 18. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers at Creo Classical Academy support the homeschool program by assisting in various educational and administrative tasks. Responsibilities may include helping with classroom activities, organizing events, and providing general support to staff and students.

Gardening volunteers maintain the gardens and green spaces, working on a schedule for weekly and seasonal tasks. Volunteers can work at their own pace.

Meal preparation volunteers help prepare meals for residents and their families, offering hospitality and homemade dishes to those in need.

Fundraising volunteers assist with planning and executing fundraising events, soliciting donations, and seeking sponsors to support the organization's expenses.

Housekeeping volunteers help maintain the cleanliness and appearance of the facility, performing tasks such as vacuuming, dusting, and cleaning windows. No specific time commitment is required.

Caregivers work in teams to provide personal care for residents, including light meal preparation, laundry, and interaction with families. No experience is necessary, as training and shadowing opportunities are provided.

Join a park steward team for long-term projects to help maintain access at parks along the Creek. Volunteers will work on various maintenance tasks to keep parks accessible and enjoyable for the community.

Join the Boice Family Park Weedwhacking Brigade to help maintain open trails for summer walking. Volunteers will assist Trail Steward Loren Grimm and Eric Andersen in weed whacking to keep the trails accessible.

Participate in outreach programs to help end homelessness by providing referrals to community resources including food, shelter, and other provisions. Volunteers should be compassionate and willing to engage with vulnerable populations.

Support individuals in residential housing programs by assisting with daily activities and promoting a safe and healthy living environment. Volunteers should have a caring attitude and be willing to work with individuals with mental health needs.

Assist in connecting individuals and families with needed services, helping them communicate with all their service providers. Volunteers should demonstrate empathy and have good interpersonal skills.

Help seniors with yard work and cleaning tasks to maintain their homes and improve their quality of life.

Participate in local construction projects, assisting with various tasks such as carpentry, plumbing, and general construction.

Support efforts to provide relief and assistance to Ukrainian refugees through various community initiatives.