We are looking for passionate hard-working people wanting to make a difference in the community. | Requirements: no felony, good background check, have a valid driver's license. no certifications needed will train, must live within 10 miles of Brooklyn. | Categories: Junior Members, Other, Department Support, Firefighter, Community Education, Fundraising, EMT

Volunteer for your local fire department | Requirements: must be 18 years old, good moral character and be willing to attend training classes | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Community Education

The Gregg Township Fire Department is now accepting applications for volunteer Certified Firefighter I/II candidates who are also certified as Emergency Medical Responder or EMT-B. This is a volunteer, paid per call position. Residents living outside of Gregg or northern Jefferson Townships in Morgan County must commit to a minimum 20 hours of service per month at our station just outside of Monrovia. | Requirements: Candidates for this position must have an Indiana Firefighter I/II certification and an Indiana Emergency Medical Responder or Indiana EMT-Basic certification OR an NREMR or NREMT certification eligible for Indiana reciprocity. *This position will also require the candidate to complete department orientation and a skills verification prior to assignment to the Fire Division and EMS Division for duty.* | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

The Gregg Township Fire Department is now accepting applications for volunteer EMT candidates. This is a volunteer, paid per call position. Residents living outside of Gregg or northern Jefferson Townships in Morgan County must commit to a minimum 20 hours of service per month at our station just outside of Monrovia. | Requirements: The Certified EMT position is for candidates with a valid Indiana or National Registry EMT certification. Candidates will be required to affiliate with St. Francis Mooresville for medical direction and complete 2 audit and reviews per year, hosted at St. Francis Mooresville. This position will staff a BLS Non-Transport unit housed at our Baltimore Road station. | Categories: EMT

The Gregg Township Fire Department is now accepting applications for volunteer Firefighter I/II candidates. This is a volunteer, paid per call position. Residents living outside of Gregg or northern Jefferson Townships in Morgan County must commit to a minimum 20 hours of service per month at our station just outside of Monrovia. | Requirements: The Certified Firefighter I/II position is for candidates with a valid Indiana Firefighter I/II certification. This position will require the candidate to obtain Indiana Emergency Medical Responder or Indiana EMT Basic certification within 2 years of appointment. | Categories: Firefighter

If you looking for an opportunity help your fellow man and make a persons bad day better, you've come to the right place. We are looking to expand our volunteer membership of people who are firefighter's, EMT's or both. We serve an area of approx 70 square miles in Morgan County, Indiana. We average 500 to 550 runs a year. We have 2 stations with 7 fire apparatus and 3 support vehicles. If you want to be proud and be a contributing part of a growing department that strives to provide excellent Fire, Rescue and EMS service, then we welcome you with open arms If you want to feel good about your accomplishments, and become a member of a brotherhood that lies in tradition then join our department and help us serve those in need. | Requirements: 18 years of age Valid Indiana driver's license. High School diploma or equivalent (if not still in Hight School). Never been convicted of a felony. Willing to obtain firefighter training, EMS training or both ( if not already certified ) Willing to respond both day and night to calls if available. Willing to provide stand by time at station - if living out of area. Willing to commit to monthly trainings. Willing to monthly monthly meetings and events as required. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist with safely transporting cats to and from spay/neuter appointments by picking up cats from caregivers, delivering them to the transport location, and returning them to their caregivers after the procedure. Requires a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance.

Participate in trail building and maintenance events every 3rd Saturday of each month. No experience or tools are needed as training and tools are provided.

Play a key role in reaching caregivers and reducing cat overpopulation in high-need areas by helping connect with local residents to provide spay/neuter resources and support for the cats in their care. This involves going door-to-door in pre-selected neighborhoods to identify residents in need of services and provide education about cat care.

Manage a 1-3 mile section of trail by walking it quarterly to prune brush, clear obstacles, remove debris, and report trail conditions. Training and evaluation forms are provided.

Help manage the HHC booth at outreach events such as the Hoosier Outdoor Experience. Engage with the public and promote the organization's mission.

Train to become a Home Visit volunteer to help Golden Retrievers find their forever homes. Volunteers will conduct home visits to ensure a safe and loving environment for the dogs.

Review incoming applications to adopt or foster Golden Retrievers. Volunteers will assess applications to ensure suitable matches for the dogs.

Assist with organizing and participating in special events throughout Indiana. Volunteers help plan and execute events, ensuring they run smoothly and successfully.

Assist with planning and organizing fundraising events to support GRRACE's mission. Volunteers will help with logistics, promotion, and execution of events.

Transport volunteers are responsible for safely transporting Golden Retrievers from shelters or surrendering owners to foster homes. Volunteers can structure their hours to fit their own schedule.

Assist with the care and rehabilitation of rescued animals, ensuring their medical and behavioral needs are met. Volunteers help prepare animals for adoption by providing love, care, and support.

Join Indiana K9 Search & Recovery as a volunteer to assist in missing persons search and recovery operations. Volunteers will work with trained K9 teams to support scent-specific trailing, area searches, and water recovery missions.

Provide love and comfort in a home-setting for pets awaiting adoption. Foster families act as a bridge between homelessness and a permanent home.

Volunteer at the reception desk in the Adoption Center. Responsibilities include answering phones, greeting visitors, assisting Adoption Counselors, accepting donations, and performing light clerical tasks.

Help plan and organize events for Misty Eyes Animal Center.

Assist in raising awareness and attending community events. Work with the community and other nonprofits to give back.

The New Whiteland Fire Department is a small urban department in Central Indiana, Northern Johnson County, that serves an area of approximately 1.7 square miles with a population of roughly 5,700 residents. Our department averages 500 runs per year, most being calls for EMS services. We also respond to structure fires, alarms, vehicle accidents, hazardous materials incidents, and water rescue incidents, just to name a few. We operate out of a single station with 2 engine companies, one squad/light rescue, and 2 support vehicles. We staff 2 personnel who are paid part time Monday-Friday from 1100-1900, and Saturday-Sunday from 0800-1600 to help in supplementing coverage. Our volunteer home response personnel cover all other times. We also have an overnight program. Members who do not reside in the immediate area are required to work a preset number of overnight shifts where they stay at the firehouse. This program allows us to open up the residency restrictions and allows members to be on the department that might not live in the general area. All of our personnel are certified to the State of Indiana Firefighter 1/2, EMT-Basic, Hazardous Materials Awareness/Operations, and Technical Rescue Awareness levels. Many of our personnel also hold specialty certifications in areas such as Fire Instruction, Fire Investigations, Vehicle/Machinery Rescue, Water Rescue, Fire Inspections, and Urban Search & Rescue. The New Whiteland Fire Department currently maintains an ISO Rating of 4. | Requirements: The New Whiteland Fire Department hires on an as needed basis. No prior experience is necessary, however, preference will be given to those individuals who live in the immediate area or hold current, valid, state fire and/or EMS certifications. Once an application is received, it will be reviewed by a hiring panel. If the application is complete, an interview will be scheduled. After completing an interview, applicants will be required to submit a copy of their Limited Criminal History from the Indiana State Police, a copy of their current driving record from the Indiana BMV, and also submit to a pre-employment drug screen, prior to receiving a conditional offer of employment. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist with various activities and events organized by the Hendricks County 4-H Bridle Bunch. Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting youth programs and ensuring the smooth operation of events.

Volunteers are needed to share their expertise and help grow the rescue. Responsibilities may include assisting with events, caring for dogs, and supporting administrative tasks.

Help with the daily care of dogs by spending time playing, walking, and socializing with them. Volunteers can also assist with feeding, cleaning, and other routine tasks once the facility is operational.

Participate in the renovation of the new facility by engaging in tasks such as painting, flooring, building fencing, and constructing play yards. Volunteers may also assist with routine maintenance like mowing the grass.

Volunteers are needed to promote environmental causes at the REVERB: Barenaked Ladies concert. REVERB is an environmental nonprofit based in Maine working to engage concert-goers in environmental action.

Assist in organizing and executing cultural events such as the Italian Summer Camp, Italian Christmas Party, and lecture series. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Assist with the daily operations of the museum, including greeting visitors, providing information about exhibits, and supporting staff with various tasks. Volunteers may also help with special events and educational programs.

Engage with students at Shortridge High School by supporting writing workshops and mentoring young writers. Volunteers will help facilitate sessions and provide feedback to participants.

Support the planning and execution of events at the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library. Responsibilities include coordinating logistics, assisting with setup and teardown, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Assist in facilitating writing workshops for veterans, providing a supportive environment for creative expression. Volunteers will help coordinate sessions and contribute to the annual presentation of veterans' work.

Whether you wish to become first responder or department supporter, we would like to hear from you! We offer free training for those wishing to assist on scene, and welcome the opportunity to discuss where your skill set will best fit the department needs. A certification course will be starting the end of March 2018. Our monthly meetings are the first Tuesday of every month, unless otherwise specified on our Facebook page. | Requirements: Some certifications required to perform certain tasks, we will train as needed at no cost to you. All ages and backgrounds encouraged to reach out and see how you can help us serve the community. A background check is completed on all applicants. | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Fundraising, Firefighter