Someone will to help with any of the jobs that are done on scene. Person does not have to go into burning buildings there are many jobs on scene that do not involve entry. | Requirements: None to start out but would need to take fire fighter 1 part 1 and part 2 for the state of wisconsin | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support

As a Volunteer Firefighter, you will play a crucial role in protecting lives and property within our community. You will work alongside dedicated professionals, responding to emergency situations ranging from fires to other emergencies. This position requires a commitment to training, teamwork, and readiness to act swiftly in challenging and high-pressure situations. | Requirements: *High school diploma or equivalent required *Must be at least 18 years old *Valid driver's license with a clean driving record *Physical fitness and ability to perform strenuous* tasks in various weather conditions *Ability to work effectively in a team environment and follow instructions under pressure *Strong communication skills and ability to interact positively with diverse populations. *Willingness to commit to scheduled training sessions and respond to emergency calls as needed *Previous experience in firefighting, emergency response, or related fields is not required, training will be provided. | Categories: Firefighter

Participate in the Timber Rattlers Garden for the Community initiative. Volunteers will help plant, maintain, and harvest produce to be donated to St. Joseph Food Program, supporting nutritional options for families in need.

Assist in encouraging youth to read regularly by participating in an incentive-based rewards program. Volunteers will help organize and distribute rewards to students, teachers, and families.

Assist in recognizing and supporting local charitable organizations at Timber Rattlers home games. Volunteers will help with setting up booths, distributing information, and engaging with fans to raise awareness about the featured organization.

Teach makeup classes every other month to help clients who are experiencing medical hair loss. Provide guidance on makeup techniques and offer support to boost their confidence.

Gift shop volunteers assist with sales, restocking, and providing a friendly atmosphere for visitors. Volunteers help ensure the shop runs smoothly and customers have a pleasant experience.

Hospice volunteers provide comfort and support to patients in their final days. Volunteers visit with patients, offering companionship and emotional support, aiming to be a bright spot in their day.

Bear Creek Vol. Fire Dept. is looking to hire paid on call firefighters ready to join our team! | Requirements: • Minimum age 18 years old • Be a resident of the Village of Bear Creek or adjacent Townships: Bear Creek, Deer Creek, Maple Creek, & Lebanon • -OR- Be significantly involved in the social and economic life of the service area • Meet the physical requirements of training or serving as a firefighter • Pass a background check All training and gear is free of cost. Achieving Firefighter 1 certification is expected within 2 years of hire. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist in organizing and supervising monthly dance events for participants. Volunteers will help with setup, engage with attendees, and ensure a fun and safe environment.

Assist in organizing and conducting cooking classes for individuals with differing abilities. Volunteers will help participants with cooking tasks and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Coach and mentor athletes in various sports as part of the Special Olympics program. Volunteers will provide training, support, and encouragement to participants.

Help with the assembly and distribution of the monthly newsletter. Volunteers will assist in folding, labeling, and organizing newsletters for mailing.

Chaperone participants during community events such as movies, sporting events, and live shows. Volunteers will ensure participant safety and engagement.

Lead a cooking class, presentation, themed activity, or any other service or educational activity with our youth. Share your skills and knowledge to enrich the lives of the youth.

Get a group together and provide a Friday night dinner at one of our campuses. This is a great way to support the youth by offering them a nutritious meal and spending quality time with them.

Join a group to perform deep cleaning at one of the Lighthouse Youth Center campuses. This role is essential for maintaining a clean and welcoming environment for the youth.

Volunteer to help during daily homework time. Assist youth with their academic assignments and provide guidance to help them succeed in their studies.

Play pool, air hockey, or a board game with our youth during recreation time. Engage with the youth in fun activities and help create a positive and enjoyable environment.

Assist Club staff with various areas, including sports, fitness and recreation, the arts, games room, health and life skills, education and career development, character and leadership programs, resource development, and club events.

Mentors are integral to our mission as they provide positive, caring, and trusted role models for our youth.

VEX Robotics is a great opportunity for someone interested in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Volunteers in this program will work with the STEM Coordinator to teach Club members how to build functional robots with the potential to compete and go to the VEX Robotics World Championship.

Students in the Page Turners program meet weekly with certified teachers and volunteer tutors who cooperate with the student’s classroom teachers. The weekly meetings with caring adult tutors create strong bonds increasing the program’s impact as well.

Trained volunteers are at the heart of the Center for Grieving Children. They support the program as it provides grieving children a safe space to receive peer support, information about the grieving process, and engage in commemorative activities. Some volunteer roles include Small Group Facilitators, Advisory Council, Small Group Helpers, Library/Mailings, Greeters, and Kitchen Servers.

Assist in various roles during the Mile of Music festival, including artist hospitality, event setup, and crowd management. Volunteers help ensure the smooth operation of the festival and provide a welcoming environment for artists and attendees.

Participate in music education programs by assisting with workshops and interactive sessions. Volunteers help facilitate learning experiences for community members and festival attendees.

Assist clients in selecting and fitting wigs, providing personalized consultations to help them navigate their medical hair loss journey. Volunteers will offer support and guidance in choosing the right wig style and color.

Volunteers team up with the Mechanical Contractors Association to provide free service and repair to low-income, disabled, and elderly residents in Northeast Wisconsin. Volunteers donate their time and expertise to inspect and repair faulty furnaces, hot water heaters, and smoke detectors.

Volunteers provide plumbing repairs and home renovations for elderly, low-income, and disabled residents in Northeast Wisconsin. Approximately 20-30 homes are inspected and repaired each year.

Provide confidential support and safety planning services to individuals in crisis. Volunteers will assist in answering helpline calls and offering guidance and resources to callers.

Assist in the daily operations of the 68-bed shelter facility, providing support to residents and helping with various tasks to ensure a safe and welcoming environment.

Engage with participants in the Adult Day Services Program by assisting with daily activities, group walks, and trying new foods. Volunteers will help create a vibrant and inclusive community environment.

Support pre-employment clients in gaining job skills and confidence through activities like job tours, donation processing, and volunteering at local organizations such as the YMCA. Volunteers will help facilitate classes on communication and self-advocacy.

Assist in organizing and participating in community outings and activities designed to increase inclusion and sense of belonging for individuals with disabilities. Volunteers will support activities such as chair yoga, creative arts, and special events.

As a Museum Docent, you will guide visitors through the museum, sharing the rich history and stories of Hearthstone. This role involves engaging with the public and providing educational information about our exhibits.

Collections Volunteers help in cataloging and preserving artifacts. This role involves working closely with museum staff to ensure the proper care and documentation of our collection.

Event Volunteers assist in the planning and execution of special events at the museum. Responsibilities include setting up, welcoming guests, and ensuring events run smoothly.

Volunteers assist in maintaining the Marigold Mile by watering, weeding, and deadheading the flowers from June through September. In October and November, volunteers help remove flowers before the ground freezes.

Lead and teach card games to seniors. Foster a fun and engaging environment for participants.

Assist with light housekeeping tasks around the center, including cleaning and organizing common areas.

Teach a class or workshop on a topic of your expertise. Engage and educate seniors in a variety of subjects.

Assist with maintaining the center's garden, including planting, weeding, watering, and general upkeep.

Deliver the monthly newsletter to various locations and individuals in the community. Ensure timely and accurate distribution of information.

Host and call out numbers for bingo games. Ensure a fun and organized event for all participants.

Lead and direct the senior choir, including selecting music, conducting rehearsals, and organizing performances.

Assist with front desk duties, including greeting visitors, answering phones, and providing information about the center's programs and services.

Assist in planting marigolds along South Oneida Street. This activity takes place from late May through the first three weeks of June.

The Village of Combined Locks is seeking candidates to fill the positions of volunteer Firefighter and EMT-B. Members must live within a reasonable distance to the village. Combined Locks Fire & Rescue is a paid per call department consisting of 1 Chief, 1 Assistant Chief, 4 Lieutenants and approximately 30 Firefighters. Located in the heart of the Fox Valley, Combined Locks Fire & Rescue is a progressive fire department that responds to fire and EMS calls for service in the village of Combined Locks, and surrounding communities. In addition to normal fire and EMS duties, our department provides coverage for events such as the Fox Cities Marathon, Bike to the Beat and Paperfest. We are also responsible for elementary school fire prevention education, working with the Advancement Association for community sporting events and many more. If this sounds like something you would like to be a part of, go ahead and click the link below, which will take you to our initial application page. We would love to hear from you! https://tinyurl.com/2p8myx8j | Requirements: While experience in the field is great, we will provide paid training for ideal candidates. Must be willing to obtain Firefighter 1 certification or EMT-Basic licensure within 1 year of hire. Business and training meetings are held on Monday nights from 6:30 PM until 9:00 PM. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist experienced trainers during dog training classes. Help set up equipment, manage class activities, and support dog owners during sessions.

Join our team to bring joy to nursing home residents by visiting with your well-behaved dog. Volunteers will participate in scheduled visits to local nursing homes.

Paid-on-call Firefighter position. No experience needed, training provided. Official application will be provided to interested candidates. | Requirements: 18 years old with GED/High school diploma. Ability to pass background check. Possess WI Driver License. Willing to remain clean shaven. Ability to pass physical agility testing. Ability to pass annual SCBA fit testing. Ability to attend and complete Firefighter 1 certification classes within 1 year of hire. Ability to follow the chain of command. Ability to attend department meetings and trainings. Must live in the Village of Bonduel or the Town of Hartland. | Categories: Firefighter

Harrison Fire Rescue is currently looking for dedicated individuals to volunteer with our team. Both our First Responders (Emergency Medical Responders) and Fire Fighters are hiring new members. Our First Responders are called to all medical emergencies and traumatic injuries including those resulting from vehicle accidents. Our Fire Fighters are called to all incidents involving fires and hazardous materials, and both our EMS and Fire teams respond for water rescues, cliff rescues, vehicle accident extrications, and any other area where advanced rescue and lifesaving skills are required. No experience is necessary - all training will be provided and paid for by the department (when completed). If interested, please go to www.harrison-wi.org to find the application. | Requirements: No experience is necessary - all training will be provided and paid for by the department (when completed) | Categories: Firefighter, EMT