Assist with organizing and managing book sales at the Baldwin Public Library. Responsibilities include sorting through donations, setting up sales, and assisting customers during sales events.

Help sort through donated books and media to prepare them for sale or library use. Volunteers ensure items are in good condition and organize them accordingly.

Volunteer firefighter is a dedicated individual who selflessly commits their time and energy to protecting their community from fires and other emergencies. These brave men and women come from diverse backgrounds and professions, yet they share a common passion for serving others and safeguarding lives and property. Beyond their firefighting duties, volunteer firefighters also play an active role in their communities, participating in fire prevention education programs, conducting safety inspections, and engaging in outreach efforts to raise awareness about fire safety practices. Despite the demanding nature of their volunteer work, these individuals find fulfillment in knowing that they are making a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Their unwavering commitment to service exemplifies the true spirit of heroism and embodies the essence of community unity and resilience. | Requirements: Age: Volunteers must typically be at least 18 years old. Physical Fitness: Volunteer firefighters must be in good physical condition to perform the demanding tasks required during firefighting operations. Pass a physical fitness test. Background Check: Applicants are usually required to undergo a criminal background check to ensure they meet the department's standards for integrity and trustworthiness. Driver's License: A valid driver's license is often required, as volunteer firefighters may need to operate fire apparatus during emergency responses. Training: Volunteer firefighters are typically required to complete basic firefighting training, such as the Firefighter I and Firefighter II certification courses. These courses cover topics such as fire behavior, equipment operation, rescue techniques, and hazardous materials awareness. Medical Evaluation: Candidates undergo a medical evaluation to ensure they are physically capable of performing firefighting duties. Availability: Volunteers must be willing and able to respond to emergency calls and participate in training sessions and other department activities on a regular basis. Commitment: Volunteer firefighting requires a significant time commitment, so candidates should be prepared to dedicate a certain number of hours each month to training and emergency response duties. Citizenship or Legal Residency: Applicants may need to provide proof of U.S. citizenship or legal residency status. Additional Requirements: completing a probationary period. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteer firefighter is a dedicated individual who selflessly commits their time and energy to protecting their community from fires and other emergencies. These brave men and women come from diverse backgrounds and professions, yet they share a common passion for serving others and safeguarding lives and property. Beyond their firefighting duties, volunteer firefighters also play an active role in their communities, participating in fire prevention education programs, conducting safety inspections, and engaging in outreach efforts to raise awareness about fire safety practices. Despite the demanding nature of their volunteer work, these individuals find fulfillment in knowing that they are making a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Their unwavering commitment to service exemplifies the true spirit of heroism and embodies the essence of community unity and resilience. | Requirements: Age: Volunteers must typically be at least 18 years old. Physical Fitness: Volunteer firefighters must be in good physical condition to perform the demanding tasks required during firefighting operations. Pass a physical fitness test. Background Check: Applicants are usually required to undergo a criminal background check to ensure they meet the department's standards for integrity and trustworthiness. Driver's License: A valid driver's license is often required, as volunteer firefighters may need to operate fire apparatus during emergency responses. Training: Volunteer firefighters are typically required to complete basic firefighting training, such as the Firefighter I and Firefighter II certification courses. These courses cover topics such as fire behavior, equipment operation, rescue techniques, and hazardous materials awareness. Medical Evaluation: Candidates undergo a medical evaluation to ensure they are physically capable of performing firefighting duties. Availability: Volunteers must be willing and able to respond to emergency calls and participate in training sessions and other department activities on a regular basis. Commitment: Volunteer firefighting requires a significant time commitment, so candidates should be prepared to dedicate a certain number of hours each month to training and emergency response duties. Citizenship or Legal Residency: Applicants may need to provide proof of U.S. citizenship or legal residency status. Additional Requirements: completing a probationary period. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist in planning and implementing events, soliciting sponsors and donations, and providing coverage for events. Volunteers help ensure successful fundraising and community engagement activities.

Assist with daily scooping, dusting, sweeping, feeding, and spot cleaning to ensure a safe and healthy environment for the cats. Volunteers help maintain the comfort and cleanliness of the facility.

Become part of the FBFD as an active or support member. Our combination staff of volunteer and full-time personnel support the needs of our community by providing fire, medical, hazardous materials, and rescue services. Check us out at www.fbfd.com or call us at 248-626-9862. We are "Neighbors helping neighbors". | Requirements: To apply, you must be at least 18 years old, have transportation to the department with a clean driving record, and a suitable background for the work we do. With the proper motivation to learn and participate, we can support your department educational needs and aspirations, while you help us support those of which we serve. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Help bring programs and events to life by assisting with planning, outreach, or day-of event support. Your time and skills are invaluable in making a difference.

Support and guide next-gen girl leaders by becoming a mentor. Share your experiences, offer encouragement, and help shape confident, fearless young women.

Make a difference by planting trees and growing communities. Volunteers will plant 25 trees as part of a program to reestablish and expand the sugar bush at the nature center. ReLeaf Michigan’s tree experts will guide volunteers on how to plant a tree.

Join us for outdoor projects geared toward environmental stewardship including invasive species removal, litter removal, and new trail management. Volunteers will work with the land to maintain and improve the natural environment at the Johnson Nature Center.

Help keep the enchantment alive by guiding guests, supporting vendors, bringing whimsy to activity tables and trails, and ensuring a smooth clean-up as the magic winds down. Your time makes the magic happen!

Volunteers will assist in managing interior design projects, ensuring they meet community needs and are completed on time. Responsibilities include coordinating between different teams and stakeholders.

Volunteers will help organize and coordinate events related to interior design projects. Responsibilities include planning, logistics, and ensuring successful execution of events.

Volunteers will assist in communications efforts, including marketing and public relations, to promote the organization's mission and projects.

Volunteers will provide interior design services to communities and individuals in need. Responsibilities include collaborating on design projects that have a positive impact on the community.

Support the operation of our volunteer-run boutiques, bistro, and café. Volunteers will engage with residents and visitors, providing excellent customer service and assistance.

Volunteers are needed to help update curriculum approaches and incorporate new material. Opportunities include identifying educational resources, mentoring students in drama, music, chess, or sports, either remotely or locally in Kenya.

Volunteers are needed to present the Simbolei story to schools, churches, synagogues, or civic groups. The presentation will focus on Kenyan education and the Simbolei project, tailored to the group's age and interests.

Support educational programs by assisting instructors and engaging with participants. Tasks may include setup, cleanup, and participant interaction.