Categories: Department Support, Other, Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education

Assist with the care and well-being of dogs by providing daily feeding, cleaning, and socialization. Volunteers help ensure dogs are healthy and ready for adoption.

Assist in the maintenance and improvement of public forest trails in Allegany County. Volunteers will work on trail grooming, bridge building, and general trail care to ensure safe and enjoyable access for all users.

Join ACCORD's Community Action Angels to assist with seasonal projects, fundraising, packaging, sorting, delivering, communicating the mission, and coordinating volunteer efforts. Volunteers play a key role in facilitating pick-ups and deliveries at the Allentown Warehouse.

Volunteers manage the distribution of donated household items to low-income individuals and families. They ensure items are available for personal use and help maintain the dignity of those accessing the service.

Volunteers will work on projects related to neighborhood beautification and relationship building within the Alfred community. Tasks include landscaping, maintaining public spaces, and engaging with residents to foster community spirit.

Volunteers will engage in public outreach efforts to promote the Alfred Twenty First Century Group's mission and activities. Responsibilities include managing communications, creating marketing materials, and interacting with the community.

Volunteers will assist in planning community projects and events aimed at preserving and enhancing the Alfred community. Responsibilities include brainstorming ideas, organizing events, and collaborating with other volunteers to execute plans.

Volunteer Firefighters needed in all aspects of operation from Emergency Medical Service and Fire Policing, to Fire Truck Operations and Firefighting. | Requirements: Adult/Senior members must 18 years of age and must not be convicted of Arson or Sexual misconduct of ANY kind. Apparatus operators must be 21 years of age and have a valid drivers license. Prospective members must fill out a notarized application sponsored by a current member in good standing. A $15 application fee must accompany their application. They then must meet with the Fire Departments Fire Commissioners, and then be introduced in person at the next department meeting. At the following meeting, the applicant will be voted on in absence by the department body of members. Upon a 2/3 majority vote in favor, the applicant will be approved for membership. They then will be given a copy of the department bylaws and placed on a probationary period of no less than 90 days, in which they must attend 3 regular meetings out of 6 in that period, and 3 weekly practices. Upon successful completion of their probation, they shall be considered a current and active member. After a duration of 5 successful years, they shall be considered a life member. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, Fundraising, EMT