Bowling Green Vol. Rescue Squad is currently seeking motivated individuals that are willing to give back to their community through volunteering! We are looking for new and/or experienced providers to provide Emergency Care to the great citizens of Caroline County, VA! We are a small organization stationed in the heart of Bowling Green with a large first due area and are currently second due for the entire county due to our central location. We are a combination station in the county meaning we have 24/7 staffing in house, however as the population grows, our call volume grows as well and we are in need of more members to better serve the community in a timely and professional manner. Training is provided at no cost through Caroline County Fire - Rescue and the opportunities are endless! Our station currently requires each operational member to log a minimum of 20 hours per month to remain in active status with the department. From the time of a membership starting, each individual has 24 months to complete required EMT training, as well as other training required by the county. Once voted in, you will have 4 months to complete the Volunteer Orientation Program which includes 1 classroom session and some online work to review Standard Procedures as well as minimum certifications in order to ride the apparatus with us. Any interested individual may apply for membership at https://co.caroline.va.us/551/Employment-Opportunities, select "Rescue 1" for the department choice, or contact us by email at: bgvrsrescue1@gmail.com. Interested candidates that have any questions may also contact Lieutenant Giles by call or text at 804-512-9901. | Requirements: This is an entry level position. Must be 16 years of age or older. Must complete volunteer orientation within four (4) months Must complete Firefighter and/or EMT requirements with twenty-four (24) months Minimum twenty (20) hours per month to remain active AHA BLS Provider CPR required (can be obtained free of charge once voted in) | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, EMT, Department Support, Community Education

We are looking for dedicated and motivated individuals that are willing to serve their community while saving lives and property. We have positions for those that want to be firefighters and/or Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs). Training is provided free of charge. We have volunteer opportunities at: Bowling Green VFD - Company 1 Bowling Green VRS - Rescue 1 Ladysmith VFC - Company 2 Ladysmith VRS - Rescue 2 Port Royal VFD - Company 3 Sparta VFD - Company 4 Frog Level VFD - Company 5 Upper Caroline VFD - Company 6 Apply online at https://co.caroline.va.us/551/Employment-Opportunities If you have any questions, please call us at 804-633-9831. | Requirements: Be 16 years of age or older. Complete basic volunteer orientation class within 4 months. Complete Firefighter or Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) requirements within 24 months | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

We are currently seeking members from our Community to serve in a myriad of capacities. We in need of motivated individuals that would be willing to fill the role of Firefighter, EMT, Administrative help and/or support our fundraising and community education efforts. We are 1 of 6 Volunteer Fire Companies in Caroline County, VA that is within our combined system of Caroline County Fire and Rescue. Caroline County provides all training and equipment at no cost. We have a stipend program and other recruitment and retention plans in effect to help support our members. Our Company runs 1 Engine, 1 Squad and 1 Brush Unit and averages well over 1,000 calls a year making our station the busiest in our system annually. We require 24 hrs. of activity monthly to stay active within our Fire Company. We can be found on Facebook (LVFC2) and at ladysmithfire.org. | Requirements: We require 24 hrs. of activity monthly to stay active within our Fire Company. We can be found on Facebook (LVFC2) and at ladysmithfire.org. Members seeking to be a Firefighter/EMT have 24 months in which to obtain all minimum training requirements as outlined by Caroline County Fire and Rescue. | Categories: Department Support, Community Education, Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising

Becoming a Volunteer Firefighter or Emergency Medical Technician requires significant commitment, but comes with great reward. King and Queen County Emergency Services is a combination department with a need for dedicated operational volunteers (fire fighters/EMT/Paramedic) as well as non-operational personnel for administrative, office management, and community education initiatives. Questions regarding the Volunteer Application process can be answered by emailing us at ghunter@kingandqueenco.net Volunteer Firefighter Most Volunteer Firefighters seek valuable experience in their pursuit of a career in the fire service, and many join to fulfill a need to actively participate in their local communities. Regardless of your reasons, being a member in the fire service is one of the most honored and respected positions in the community! Volunteer Emergency Medical Technician Most Volunteer EMT’s seek to serve their communities as emergency responders and require more flexibility to meet work/life balance needs. Some use this opportunity as a stepping stone to pursue a career in nursing, medicine or the fire service. Regardless of your reasons, being a volunteer is one of the most honored and respected positions in the community! | Requirements: Age requirements : Junior membership- 16 years of age with parental permission General membership-18 years of age Background checks: Criminal record background check DMV driving record check Reference check- personal reference and employment Ability to meet the physical requirements of a firefighter/EMT Willingness to commit to training and education time and weekly on duty time | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Community Education, Department Support

Join the Spotsylvania Volunteer Fire Department! When you become a volunteer firefighter, you join a dedicated team responding to emergencies that impact the citizens and visitors of Spotsylvania County. In this fast-paced environment, every decision you make matters. As a member, you’ll gain valuable skills, build lifelong friendships, and experience the satisfaction of serving your community. Volunteers receive free training, uniforms, and gear, along with benefits like a personal property tax exemption, credit union membership, high-speed internet access, fitness facility use, and more. There are countless reasons to join SVFD—discover yours today! | Requirements: Thank You for Your Interest in the Spotsylvania Volunteer Fire Department! We are always looking for dedicated individuals to join our team, whether as volunteer firefighters or in administrative support roles. No matter your background or experience, there’s a place for you at SVFD. Our Volunteers Serve at: Fire Company 1 – Spotsylvania Courthouse Fire Company 4 – Four Mile Fork Fire Company 8 – Thornburg Commitment: Volunteers serve a minimum of 48 hours per month. Learn More & Get Started Join us at our Volunteer Recruitment Open House on the first Wednesday of every other month at 7:00 PM at Fire Company 1 (Spotsylvania Courthouse). You can also schedule a walk-through at any of our stations. Ready to apply? Submit your application anytime at www.spotsyfire.org. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out. Thanks again for your interest in SVFD—we look forward to welcoming you! | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, Department Support, Community Education, Junior Members

Support educational outreach through collaborations with Friends of the Rappahannock and Virginia Cooperative Extension. Volunteers will engage with the community to promote awareness and understanding of water conservation and ecological practices.

Assist in water research projects using wireless sensor technologies and machine learning. Volunteers will contribute to the Rappahannock SmartRiver Initiative and help in data collection and analysis.

Participate in outreach activities that integrate Indigenous and Scientific Ecological Knowledge into the community. Volunteers will help in organizing events and workshops that focus on water quality and quantity research.

Join us in providing nutritious meals to our residents by preparing and serving breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Volunteers can work individually or as part of a group, and must meet nutritional requirements for the meals provided.

Mangohick Vol. Fore Dept. is looking for individuals to volunteer 18+ hours monthly, in multiple roles to include firefighter, firefighter/ EMT, EMT-B/I/P , Aux. fundraising, Driver/operator, and other support roles. | Requirements: Valid Driver's licenses, must run minimum 18+ unless in classes, clean driving record, the want and need to grow as a community member. | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, EMT, Department Support

Join the Housing Ministry to mentor newly-housed neighbors, helping them navigate their new living situations and connect with community resources. This role requires a compassionate approach and a willingness to build relationships.

Participate in worship services with homeless neighbors during Street Church. This opportunity allows volunteers to engage with the community and provide support through shared experiences.

Help provide for basic needs at community hospitality sites, assist with passing out mail at the Neighbor Care Center, or prepare home-cooked meals for the Respite House. Volunteers are encouraged to meet neighbors with patience, love, and kindness.

Washington Heritage Museums seeks volunteers for special events, including event setup, photography, and marketing. Volunteers can contribute their talents to enhance the museum's programs and community engagement.

Volunteer gardeners assist with routine tasks such as weeding, deadheading, and raking in the gardens of the Mary Washington House. The garden was restored by the Garden Club of Virginia and remains a site of historical significance.

The Mary Washington House seeks volunteers to staff the museum store, providing supplemental funding for WHM’s programs. Volunteers engage with visitors, provide information on merchandise, and assist with purchases. Training is provided, and scheduling is flexible.

Clinical Support Volunteers provide an extra set of hands to clinical teams, assisting with non-clinical tasks. This role is perfect for those looking to gain experience in a healthcare environment.