Volunteers assist with sorting and organizing clothing donations, preparing outfits for youth, and supporting the operation of mobile and physical closet locations. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining a welcoming environment for children and families.

Assist in the conservation and restoration of lands in South Dakota and Nebraska. Volunteers will help with various tasks related to land stewardship and conservation easements.

We are looking for support staff (drivers, extra hands, etc) who are willing and have a desire to become an EMT and also current Nebraska licensed EMTs and EMR's to join our crew. While we are a Volunteer unit with all levels of members (Support Staff, EMRs and EMTs) we do offer some compensation in the form of Recruitment and Retention payments. No experience? No problem! We will train you and also pay for your education in return for your commitment to your community and Wymore EMS. | Requirements: All members regardless of position must have a valid Health Care provider CPR card which we will help you obtain if necessary, and renew when necessary. 12 hour minimum per week commitment for being on call and available. 1 week night per week (6p to 6a) and 1-2 weekend days/nights per month availability to devote to being available to help in a moment's notice during a time of need. 2 nights per month available for meeting/training. Must be over the age of 18. Must be honest and dependable. Must live in Wymore EMS Rescue District (Wymore, Blue Springs, Barneston, Liberty) Must have a valid drivers license. | Categories: Department Support, EMT

Help Firth Fire and Rescue serve our community by being a public service member. We strive to serve our community in the most caring way possible. From helping you escape safely from a car accident, to saving your house from a raging fire, we cover it all. If you enjoy serving the people of your community, join our department and help us serve our mission. | Requirements: Minimum 18 years of age at time of appointment. Possess a valid driver's license upon appointment. Obtain Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certification within first year. Possess no medical or physical disabilities that might impede the ability to perform firefighting and rescue functions. Must Possess Ability To: Communicate effectively with the public, personnel from other agencies and other volunteers. Establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with other members of the department. Respond to emergency and non-emergency situations at all hours of the day and night as available. Think clearly and decisively in stressful situations, carry out complex directions and follow orders of superiors. Work in hazardous and unfamiliar situations. Wear protective clothing for extended periods of time often in extreme weather conditions. Climb ladders, which require lifting arms above shoulder level and working at heights greater than 10 feet. Meet and maintain physical standards required for fire and rescue work. Learn modern structural and wildland fire suppression techniques. Learn First-Aid and CPR techniques. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter