As a Volunteer Dispatcher, you will assist residents in scheduling transportation for doctor’s appointments, grocery shopping, banking, etc. All you need is the ability to answer a single phone line and a friendly voice.

As a Volunteer Driver Aide, you will assist clients on and off the van, help carry groceries, and navigate. Your support will enable individuals to be active members of the community.

As a Volunteer Driver, you will transport local residents to medical appointments, grocery shopping, banking, and more using our Rural Transit vehicle. No special license is needed, and we ensure the maintenance and insurance of our vehicles.

Firefighting isn't for everyone, but volunteering can be. Click evanscentervfc.org or join@evanscentervfc.org, text/call our hotline ‪(716) 217-0120 to volunteer today. We offer flexible volunteering opportunities to meet your skill set, area of interest, and busy lifestyle. So much of what we do has nothing to do with running into burning buildings – but we do that too and so much more. Associate/Support Members are involved in: *Non-Emergency Duties *Fundraising *Youth Development *Community Engagement *Business and Back-Office Functions *Facilities and Technology Maintenance Helping and supporting our active emergency response volunteers in a variety of ways may be the most rewarding volunteering opportunity you may ever experience. Evans Center Volunteers are READY! Are you READY? If you or someone you know is interested in joining our team, please visit evanscentervfc.org, email join@evanscentervfc.org, text or call our recruitment hotline at ‪(716) 217-0120‬ or visit our Erie Road Firehouse on any Tuesday evening when we’re training. | Requirements: If you have time availability and a skill set and desire to serve in any of the above mentioned support areas, we'd like to meet with you to discuss your options for service. A background in business, marketing, maintenance, youth and volunteer coordination, or fundraising is helpful. Associate/Support members do not respond to emergencies but are actively engaged in supporting the business of delivering emergency services to our community in a variety of ways. They serve on committees, set-up and facilitate events, and perform behind-the-scenes work that supports or relieves our active fire, rescue and emergency services volunteers from pulling double-duties. | Categories: Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support, Fire Corps

No Training? No Experience? No Problem! Click evanscentervfc.org or join@evanscentervfc.org, text/call our hotline ‪(716) 217-0120 to volunteer today. Not an EMT yet? We can fix that! You can become one at just 17 years old. Now is the time to join our EMS Division. We offer FREE training and flexible volunteering opportunities to meet your goals, your active lifestyle, and your desire to serve others. We'll train you. We'll teach you. We'll team you up with brave women and men just like you who perform a variety of fire, rescue, and emergency medical service functions on and behind the emergency scene and who are just as dedicated to your safety and success as you are. Serving as a volunteer EMT may be one of the most rewarding opportunities you ever experience. Evans Center Volunteers are READY! Are you READY? If you or someone you know is interested in joining our team, please visit www.evanscentervfc.org, email join@evanscentervfc.org, text or call our recruitment hotline at ‪(716) 217-0120‬ or visit our Erie Road Firehouse on any Tuesday evening when we’re training. #everythingwedowedoasateam | Requirements: THIS IS A NON-COMPENSATED VOLUNTEER POSITION. No previous experience or training is required. We will provide free training to become a basic or advanced EMT when you join our team. You don't need to fight fires or perform other emergency functions to serve as an EMT. We ask that you respond to an achievable benchmark of total emergency responses as you're available. We respond to over 1,000 calls for help each year so there are plenty of good opportunities to get great at what we do! You must pass an introductory and annual medical physicals and be physically capable of performing all of the duties to which you are assigned. Learn more about serving in our EMS Division at: https://evanscentervfc.wordpress.com/opportunities/emergency-medical-services/ | Categories: Junior Members, EMT

No Training? No Experience? No Problem! Click evanscentervfc.org or join@evanscentervfc.org, text/call our hotline ‪(716) 217-0120 to volunteer today. If getting hot, dirty and physical is your game – this is for you. We offer virtually unlimited opportunities to explore the exciting world of firefighting and rescue service and the training to do it safely. We'll train you. We'll teach you. We'll team you up with brave women and men just like you who perform a variety of fire, rescue, functions on and behind the emergency scene and who are just as dedicated to your safety and success as you are. Serving as a volunteer firefighter may be one of the most rewarding opportunities you ever experience. Evans Center Volunteers are READY! Are you READY? If you or someone you know is interested in joining our team, please visit evanscentervfc.org, email join@evanscentervfc.org, text or call our recruitment hotline at ‪(716) 217-0120‬ or visit our Erie Road Firehouse on any Tuesday evening when we’re training. #everythingwedowedoasateam | Requirements: THIS IS A NON-COMPENSATED VOLUNTEER POSITION. This classification of personnel perform interior and exterior firefighting duties, vehicle rescue operations and extrication. They respond to structure and vehicle fires, motor vehicle collisions, carbon monoxide and smoke detector and system activations, basement pump-outs, traffic control details for downed trees and wires, Whether you only assist on the outside – or run in to the fire as others are running out – there’s plenty for everyone to do on the fireground. The training is free, but the rewards are priceless. No previous experience or training is required. We will provide free training to become an interior or exterior firefighter when you join our team. You don't need to serve as an EMT to be a firefighter. You must pass an introductory and annual medical physicals and be physically capable of performing all of the duties to which you are assigned. We ask that you respond to an achievable benchmark of total emergency responses as you're available. Learn more about serving in our Fire/Rescue Division at: https://evanscentervfc.wordpress.com/opportunities/fire-rescue/ | Categories: Firefighter

A Firefighter EMT, a versatile first responder, responds to emergencies including fires, medical incidents and rescues, providing basic life support while also participating in fire suppression, rescue operations and fire prevention activities. Emergency Response: Responding to fire, medical emergencies, and other incidents. Performing fire suppression using water hoses, fire extinguishers, and other equipment. Providing basic life support (B.L.S.) care, including medical treatments, assessments, and transportation to hospitals. Participating in rescue operations, including vehicle extrication and searching for trapped individuals. Assisting with hazardous materials spills and other special situations. Firefighting: Ensuring proper ventilation and extinguishing fires. Operating fire department equipment, including pumps, aerial ladders, and other tools. Participating in fire hydrant surveys and inspections. Working with specialized equipment and apparatus for various fire situations. Preventative Services: Conducting fire safety inspections and educating the public about fire prevention. Maintenance Maintains fire department equipment and vehicles Keeps the firehouse clean and in good working order Other Duties: Maintaining records of activities and providing reports on emergency incidents. Participating in drills and training to maintain skills and knowledge. Demonstrating teamwork and communication skills during emergency situations. Complying with all safety procedures and regulations. Environment and Skills: Work Environment: Work in a variety of settings, including fire stations, emergency scenes, and training facilities. May encounter hazardous conditions, extreme temperatures, and hazardous materials. Must be able to work under pressure and make quick decisions. Required Skills: Physical endurance and strength. Ability to lift heavy objects and work in confined spaces. Communication skills, including written and verbal communication. Ability to work in a team environment. Knowledge of fire suppression techniques, rescue operations, and emergency medical procedures. Ability to maintain a calm demeanor during stressful situations. Knowledge of regulations and safety procedures. | Requirements: Person has to be 18 years of age or older at time of application, must pass a back round check and physical. Wearing turn out gear, lift a minimum of 25lbs, honesty, integrity, good work ethic and ambitious. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Clean Team Members help with the thoughtful upkeep and housekeeping of Graycliff's historic interiors. They ensure that the site remains clean and presentable for visitors.

Pavilion Help volunteers greet and check in guests, and assist in the Museum Store. Volunteers will provide a welcoming atmosphere and help manage visitor flow.

Docents lead both scheduled publicly available tours, as well as group and school tours. They present the lakeside property to visitors, animating the many stories of this very special place.

Green Team Members help maintain the historic landscape of the grounds. They work on gardening, landscaping, and other outdoor maintenance tasks.

Tour Assistants help docents with the many tours conducted at Graycliff. They assist in managing groups and ensuring a smooth tour experience.

Assist in organizing and managing the Community Closet to ensure everyone in the community has access to clothing that makes them feel confident and authentic.

Support the Youth Village ENGAGED program by helping create a safe space for teens in grades 8-12 to learn and connect. Volunteers will assist in organizing activities and mentoring participants.

Support the mission of Buffalo Peace House by assisting with various tasks such as organizing fundraising events, spreading awareness, and helping with daily operations. Contact us to find out more about how you can contribute.

The Lake Shore Volunteer Fire Company in Hamburg NY is in search of individuals interested in volunteering their time and helping their community. We Have a need for firefighter personnel, emergency medical technicians, drivers, fire police, junior firefighters, and more. No prior experience is necessary, and all training is provided free to members. The benefits of volunteering include: tuition reimbursement, gym membership, pension plan, and more. Email joinus@lakeshorefire.com for more information or to apply today! | Requirements: - Must be 18+ for regular membership (12+ for Junior membership) - Mus reside within the Lake Shore Volunteer Fire Company district or a neighboring district. - Valid NYS Driver License & reliable transportation is highly recommended . | Categories: EMT, Junior Members, Firefighter

Recruiting new firefighters to join our fire company "Family". Help out your community while making new friends. | Requirements: At least 18 years of age. | Categories: Firefighter

The Orchard Park Fire Company is always looking for new firefighters! Anyone who resides in the Town of Orchard Park over the age of 18 may apply! There are many benefits that come with being an Orchard Park Firefighter on top of the great feeling of helping those in need! – Any Firefighter or Emergency Medical Services training is at no cost to members. Upon completion of your Firefighter 1 thru Erie County Emergency Services, you will receive 4 college credits from Erie Community College – EMT or Paramedic School for members. Upon completion of your Paramedic, you may be eligible for an Associates Degree – Free College education, paid thru FASNY Help Tuition Reimbursement Program – All necessary Firefighting and EMS equipment is provided at no cost to members – LOSAP – Length of Service Awards Program (Pension) (vested after 5 years) – NYS Income Tax Credit ($200) – Use of our Meeting Room for events – Dayroom access 24/7 – Free use of our newly updated weight room! – and much, much more!!!! | Requirements: Resident of Town of Orchard Park or ajoining town 18 years of age or older | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Volunteers at ACCESS of WNY help make an impact on the lives and well-being of community members by bringing unique perspectives and expertise in various fields such as sociology, psychology, and social work. Volunteers are encouraged to submit an application to join the team and contribute their valuable time.