Assist in organizing and facilitating events every Saturday morning from 10am to 12 noon at the City Park on Main Street Marion. Volunteers will help set up, engage with community members, and support the smooth running of health resilience and empowerment activities.

The Rutherfordton Fire and Rescue Department is a combination department comprised of twelve full-time, five part-time, 13 volunteers, and 10 junior firefighters. The department is a municipal fire department responsible for providing service to the Town of Rutherfordton, Town of Ruth, and the Rutherfordton Fire District. The total response area for the Rutherfordton Fire and Rescue Department is thirty-seven square miles. Our insurance classification is a 4/9e and we provide fire, rescue, hazardous materials, and medical responder service to the citizens in our jurisdiction as well as mutual aid to other fire and emergency service organizations. Besides emergency response, the department places emphasis on fire prevention by conducting fire safety presentations for church, civic, school groups, and by bringing the children's fire safety house to the public schools in October of each year. In addition, the fire department is responsible for conducting fire inspections in local businesses and industry for the Town of Rutherfordton and Town of Ruth. The current apparatus operated by the department is two engines, an engine/tanker combination, 78 ft. quint, one brush truck, one UTV, and a utility truck. The Main Fire Station is located at 144 N. Mitchell Street and is an eight-bay 9500 square feet facility which was built in 1996. Station 2 opened in October 2023 to serve the Union community and Rutherfordton South. | Requirements: 18 years of age; High school diploma or GED; Valid NC Drivers License; Pass a criminal background check, provided at no cost with an application. Explorer program available for 14 to 17 years of age. | Categories: Firefighter

Are you looking for a way to serve your community? Do you enjoy a challenge and being part of a team? Then look no further. Spindale Fire Department is accepting applications for the position of volunteer firefighter. We have a few openings for this position. Volunteers work alongside our paid staff to ensure that Spindale Fire Department provides exceptional fire protection and customer service to the citizens and visitors of the town of Spindale. Spindale Fire Department is a progressive department with an active fire and injury prevention program. There are many opportunities for volunteers to be involved. This is an exciting opportunity for individuals to make a difference in the community. Individuals will receive training that is recognized statewide and can be applied to furthering themselves in a career in the fire service for those that are interested in this path. Spindale Fire Department was founded in 1923 and has always valued volunteer firefighters which currently make up a large percentage of our department. | Requirements: Interested individuals must be at least eighteen years of age, have a valid North Carolina driver’s license, reliable transportation, able to pass a drug test, and have a clear criminal background. Individuals must also be able to pass an annual physical which is required to ensure that the individual is able to safely perform duties. Successful candidates will then be given a time to come to station for interview. The interview is in place as a way for us to get to know you and also to answer any questions you may have and make you aware of fire department benefits and expectations. The final step is a physical ability test. The physical ability test is a course designed to put candidates through tasks that will be encountered as he/she performs their duties as a volunteer firefighter. | Categories: Firefighter

Performs those duties required to mitigate hazards threatening the community, including but not limited to: fire related incidents, swift water rescue, hazardous materials incidents, emergency medical responses, and weather related emergencies. Performs all work and duties related to Fire Department response and operations. Work is performed under supervision of fire department officers. | Requirements: Any person meeting the following requirements shall be eligible for membership in the Department: -Be at least 18 years old (14 years of age for the Junior FF Program) -Ability to obtain required training (36 hours per year) -NC Drivers License -Ability to commit to serving our Citizens and Glen Alpine Fire Department | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT, Fundraising

**Join Our Team of Volunteer Firefighters at Oak Hill Fire Rescue** Are you ready to make a real difference in your community? Become a volunteer firefighter today and be part of a dedicated team committed to saving lives and protecting property. **Why Volunteer with Us?** 1. **Be a Hero:** Experience the thrill of helping others in their time of need. 2. **Training Provided:** No experience necessary – we provide all the training you need to excel. 3. **Community Connection:** Forge lifelong friendships with fellow firefighters and community members. 4. **Flexible Commitment:** Whether you can volunteer a few hours a week or more, every contribution counts. 5. **Personal Growth:** Develop valuable skills in teamwork, leadership, and emergency response. **Requirements:** - Minimum age of 18 (or as per local regulations) - Valid driver's license - Commitment to attend training sessions and respond to emergency calls **Requirements Junior Program** - Ages 14-17 - Any district eligible. **Ready to Join?** Don't wait for the call to action – be the action! Contact us today to learn more about how you can become a volunteer firefighter and make a difference where it matters most. Together, we can keep our community safe. | Requirements: - Minimum age of 18 (or as per local regulations) - Valid driver's license - Live within a reasonable response time from the Oak Hill community - Commitment to attend training sessions and respond to emergency calls **Requirements Junior Program** - Ages 14-17 - Any district eligible | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

Engage in various community service activities, including disaster response and support for local projects. Volunteers will help coordinate efforts and provide assistance to those impacted by disasters.

Participate in various gardening activities and community outreach programs to provide horticultural education and support. Volunteers are expected to perform 40 hours of volunteer activity during the year and are encouraged to attend monthly meetings and other scheduled activities.

Volunteers are needed to support various fundraising and respite activities, helping women with ovarian and gynecological cancers. Responsibilities may include event support, administrative tasks, and providing emotional support to participants.