The Bartlett Volunteer Fire Department was founded in 1915, but our history dates back to the 1880's when we were the Bartlett Bucket Brigade. We were founded on a simple principle "Neighbors helping Neighbors". We currently have open volunteer positions for Fire and EMS personal. | Requirements: Firefighter: Class C Drivers Licenses (Class B is preferred) Clear Criminal History and Driving Record Live within 5 miles of the Bartlett VFD Fire District EMS State Certified as ECA, EMT or EMT-P Class C Drivers Licenses Clear Criminal History and Drivers Licenses | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers assist with daily operations at the rehabilitation center, including washing dishes, doing laundry, cleaning cages, preparing food, feeding animals, and maintaining cleanliness. Volunteers are expected to commit to a weekly 3-hour shift or more.

Assist in restocking pantry shelves and picking up donated groceries from church groups. Volunteers help prepare for distribution days and ensure the pantry is well-stocked for those in need.

Work on distribution days to help distribute food and personal care items to those in need. Volunteers ensure clients feel welcomed and loved during their visit.

Support the local community by volunteering at the Food for Families Food Drive. Partnered with local organizations, this one-day event collects non-perishable food to stock area food banks and pantries.

Assist in teaching life skills classes in collaboration with Salado Independent School District. Volunteers who love teaching can help educate students in essential life skills.

LRA Vol. Fire is currently accepting applications for Active Members and Aux. Members. LRA Vol. Fire is a ALL VOLUNTEER Fire Dept. We cover approx. 72 Square miles of Bell County, TX. We provide BLS and Fire services! | Requirements: none | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support

Assist with the care and maintenance of animals at the Taylor Animal Shelter. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and providing companionship to shelter animals.

Support various fundraising and community events organized by Texas Critter Crusaders. Tasks may include setting up, managing booths, and interacting with the public to promote the organization's mission.

Help manage our social media pages and provide graphic design or photography support. Volunteers assist in promoting our mission and finding fosters and forever homes for pets in need.

Life Skill Trainers teach classes at the Reset Resource Center, sharing skills like First Aid, budgeting, and vehicle maintenance. Trainers help cultivate and build life skills training classes.

Help transport animals to their forever homes and assist with vet appointments. Volunteers ensure our animals can make the journey to their forever homes.

General Volunteers support various activities such as cooking and planning creative activities. All volunteers must pass an FBI background check before interacting with youth.

Miscellaneous Volunteers assist with special events, food donations, and other needs. They participate in activities like Love Came Down at Christmas and weekly cookie baking.

Provide pet sitting or dog walking services for animals in our foster program. Volunteers help ensure animals receive care and attention while waiting for their forever homes.

Entry-Level Mentors assist teens on probation by participating in events like Teen Night and Serve Days, and providing transportation if needed. They offer guidance and support to help teens complete their probation and transition to adulthood.

Advanced Mentors work one-on-one with teens in the CORE Program, providing stability and guidance. They attend events like Sunday Fun Day and support teens as they transition back into the community after incarceration.

Join our mission to change the way the world views adults with disabilities by supporting our community through various volunteer opportunities. Volunteers are required to complete a background check and will work closely with our Citizens, helping them in their vocational activities.

Volunteers are needed to assist with fundraising efforts and participate in program and volunteer committees. This role involves organizing events and supporting the shelter's initiatives.

Volunteers are needed for hands-on work at the shelter, which includes caring for animals, cleaning, and assisting with daily operations. This role is crucial for the well-being of the animals and the smooth running of the shelter.

Volunteers are needed to provide one-on-one care during 'Hope Nights' and assist in organizing 'Soar Days' for joyful events that offer breaks for caregivers. Volunteers will connect with local churches and schools to engage with the community.

Lead and supervise activities at the VLS Kid's Camp, ensuring children are engaged and learning about American history and values through games, music, and educational videos. Volunteers will also assist with snacks and rewards.

Belton Fire Corps is a 501c3 nonprofit located in Belton, Texas. We focus on three objectives: firefighter rehabilitation, CERT for Community and support for large events. *Our firefighter rehabilitation program focuses on rehydration, nourishment and cool down/warm up for first responders on scene. *Community Emergency Response Team for Community educates our community in disaster preparedness and awareness *Support for large events includes supporting first responders during training- local and county wide, public education and outreach programs, parades | Requirements: Must pass a background check and driver's record check along with application packet. Once background and driver's record checks are completed must attend three meetings before membership is provided to Board of Directors for approval. Application can be found online at https://www.beltontexas.gov/departments/fire_department/community_programs/index.php#firecorps | Categories: Fire Corps