Assist the Head Chef in preparing meals, perform light cleanup work, and set up tables for the community supper. This role supports the overall meal preparation process.

Plan a meal based on available ingredients, coordinate the cooking team, and shop for any additional items needed. This role is crucial for the success of the community meal service.

Serve meals and assist with cleanup at the church from 2 to 7 pm. This role is essential for ensuring a smooth dining experience for guests.

Deliver food to families on a fixed route every Monday. This role is vital for ensuring meals reach those in need.

Share your knowledge and skills with young adults with disabilities. Collaborate with Nature Links to create engaging learning experiences that foster curiosity and confidence in participants.

Cut bread and pack bread and soup for delivery. This role is essential for preparing meals for distribution.

Plan meals based on available ingredients, coordinate the cooking team, and shop for additional items as needed. This role is vital for the meal service at the Grange.

Clean the kitchen after meal preparation. This role is crucial for maintaining a clean and safe cooking environment.

Assist the Head Chef in meal preparation and perform light cleanup work. This role supports the overall meal preparation process at the Grange.

Participate in public meetings to provide input on the revision of bylaws and share thoughts and ideas for community improvement. Meetings are held at the Town Hill Community Hall.

Assist in organizing and distributing donations, ensuring items are clean and ready for community members in need. Volunteers help maintain the store's operations and support emergency response efforts.

The City of Ellsworth has an amazing opportunity for a Paid on Call Firefighters within our evolving Fire Department. The department is Fire/EMS system providing both fire suppression and non-transporting EMS to the City of Ellsworth. The Ellsworth Fire Department is always looking for people who want to serve their community. As a Department we are focused on training, wellness and a positive culture. The City of Ellsworth is a fast growing community with its needs ever evolving. Our Department is very fast paced, responding to over 1600 emergency calls in 2021 within the 94 square miles of Ellsworth’s both rural and urban settings. We work closely with neighboring communities, priding ourselves on our ability to provide and utilize mutual and automatic aid. Becoming a firefighter is a commitment, yet one that comes with great rewards. Knowing you have helped your neighbor in their time of need is a feeling many people do not get the chance to know. You also gain a second family you never knew you had. If you feel you have what it takes to join the crew, stop in and check us out. Applicants without firefighting experience must successfully complete the Hancock County Firefighters Academy which takes place every other weekend between January and May. In the Firefighters Academy you will learn basic firefighting skills, how a fires behave, and how to extinguish a real fire. Firefighters must attain Firefighter 1 and 2 within their first 12 months. Becoming a firefighter is a commitment, yet one that comes with great rewards. Knowing you have helped your neighbor in their time of need is a feeling many people do not get the chance to know. You also gain a second family you never knew you had. If you feel you have what it takes to join the crew, stop in and check us out. For more information stop by the station at 1 City Hall Plaza, or call 207-667-8666 To apply please submit an application online, apply online https://www.ellsworthmaine.gov/apply The City of Ellsworth, Maine is an Equal Opportunity Employer. | Requirements: Applicants without firefighting experience must successfully complete the Hancock County Firefighters Academy which takes place every other weekend between January and May. In the Firefighters Academy you will learn basic firefighting skills, how a fires behave, and how to extinguish a real fire. Firefighters must attain Firefighter 1 and 2 within their first 12 months. | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support, EMT

Assist in repackaging and delivering dog food donations to local food pantries in Penobscot County. Help ensure that families can keep their pets at home by providing necessary food supplies.

Help inspect boats at the East Orland Boat Landing to ensure they are free of invasive species before entering Toddy Pond. Volunteers will educate boaters on best practices for preventing the spread of invasive species.

Assist in patrolling Toddy Pond for invasive plant species to help maintain the ecological balance of the pond. Volunteers will be trained to identify and report invasive species to prevent their spread.

Castine fire rescue department is always looking for community volunteers to help support our Emergency Services operations. Please contact us so that we can discuss how you might be able to help us, we have things that everybody of any ability can do to help support the rest of our community. | Requirements: Please contact one of the chief officers so that we can discuss how you can best apply your skills and abilities to helping our operations and support of the safety of the Castine community. | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Firefighter

Safety riders accompany the trikes on their own bikes, assisting with the safe movement of the group on the Carriage Roads. They must complete a training session and commit to regular shifts during the ride season.

Pilots are responsible for pedaling the trikes and ensuring a safe and enjoyable ride for participants. They must complete a four-hour training session and commit to a minimum of two half-day shifts per month from June through September.

Assist with egg care, spawning activities, and fin clipping at Green Lake Hatchery. Volunteers are required to commit to at least 4 hours and will receive appropriate training.

Man the Visitor’s Center desk, conduct hatchery tours, develop nature walks, and assist with outreach events. Volunteers must commit to at least 4 hours and will be provided with training.

Assist in providing support and respite for service providers combatting human trafficking. Volunteers may be involved in various supportive roles as the organization develops its services.

Volunteers transport islanders and visitors on our Cranberry Explorer shuttle, ensuring safe and timely travel across the island. This role requires a valid driver's license.

Volunteers help maintain the facilities, ensuring that the museum and surrounding areas are clean and well-kept. This role involves basic maintenance tasks.

Volunteers assist in running events, helping with setup, coordination, and ensuring smooth execution. This role is vital for the success of our community events.

Volunteers welcome visitors to our museum at the reception desk, providing information and assistance as needed. This role is crucial for creating a welcoming atmosphere for guests.

Join the committee to make a difference in the lives of older adults and otherly-abled citizens. Volunteers will participate in meetings and contribute to initiatives that support these community members.

Participate in the volunteer transportation program managed by Friends in Action. Volunteers will provide transportation to older adults, helping them access essential services and activities.

Assist in organizing and executing the Emergency/Disaster Preparedness Event coming in May 2025. Volunteers will join the subcommittee and help with event planning and coordination.