The Burlington Fire Protection District is a combination Fire/EMS department providing service to 38 square miles in Boone County Kentucky. | Requirements: • Training required - NONE! • Must pass an NFPA 1582 physical for fire or a "fit for duty" from physician for EMS • Must complete recruit academy before participation in emergency response • Must provide a minimum of 16 hours/month in station | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education

Burlington Fire Protection District are seeking community-minded individuals for multiple volunteer positions. Volunteerism is vital to the USA and firefighting is still largely accomplished by volunteers in this country. We are always looking for anyone ages 16-18 for our Junior firefighter program and anyone over age 18 to be a "regular" volunteer firefighter. No experience, no problem; we will teach you everything you need to know to be a vital part of this awesome community service. We are a combination department, which means we have career staff and volunteers. Our program is hugely successful and in the past 10 years, we have helped almost 100 volunteers reach their goal of becoming career firefighters. However, if your goal is to be here for your community, as a volunteer, then we can accommodate that as well. This is hard work and it doesn't happen overnight. You will need to commit real time on a consistent basis to be properly trained to handle a myriad of all-hazards incidents. We respond to fires, accidents of all types, hazardous materials situations, emergency medical calls and even the occasional cat in a tree. | Requirements: Junior program - ages 16-18 Regular volunteer- age 18 and above No experience necessary, but we will not turn you away if you have experience. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, EMT

Assist in transporting dogs to and from foster homes, adoption events, and veterinary appointments. Volunteers should be comfortable handling dogs and have a valid driver's license.

Help process adoption applications by reviewing forms and conducting interviews with potential adopters. Volunteers should have good communication skills and attention to detail.

Assist with organizing and running adoption events, including setting up, interacting with potential adopters, and helping with event logistics. Volunteers should be outgoing and enjoy working with the public.

Conduct home visits as part of the adoption process to ensure a safe and suitable environment for the animals. Volunteers will assess the living conditions and provide feedback to the organization.

Assist in organizing and managing adoption events to help animals find their forever homes. Responsibilities include setting up event spaces, interacting with potential adopters, and providing information about the animals.

Transport animals to and from adoption events, veterinary appointments, and foster homes. Volunteers must ensure the safe and comfortable travel of animals.

Assist in the application process by checking references for potential adopters. This role involves contacting references and verifying information provided in adoption applications.

Support the organization's education initiatives by helping to create and deliver educational materials and presentations about animal care and adoption.

Organize and host a food drive to support GO Pantry. Engage with your community, including kids, co-workers, church members, neighbors, sports teams, and more, to collect much-needed food items and spread awareness about childhood food insecurity.

Assist with various tasks at the GO Pantry warehouse, including date checking and sorting donations, packing GO Boxes and GO Bags, loading and stacking boxes on pallets, and removing plastic from canned goods. Most shifts are on weekdays, with some weekend and evening shifts available.

We are looking for energetic volunteers help protect our community. | Requirements: Physically and mentally fit. We will provide training in the Northern Kentucky Fire Recruit Class free of charge. We will also pay for you to attend Emergency Medical Technician class. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Support the delivery of QPR Suicide Prevention Training by assisting with logistics, participant engagement, and resource distribution. Volunteers will help ensure a smooth training experience for attendees.

Volunteers are needed to help organize and participate in various events at the Big Bone Lick State Historic Site. Responsibilities include setting up events, engaging with the public, and sharing information about the site's history and significance.

The Park Hills Fire Department is currently seeking residents of Park Hills and Ft. Wright who are interested in volunteering for the Fire/EMS services. Earn valuable experience that can translate into a fire service career. No experience is necessary, and all training, uniforms, and equipment are provided. Applications are available at the station located at 1106 Amsterdam Road. Nonresidents are still welcome to apply. | Requirements: 18 yrs of age for Active duty. Pre-employment screening/background check, plus NFPA physical exam. Applicants should be located within a reasonable response distance from the station, preferably in the state of KY. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

We are looking for Willing and Motivated folks who want to serve our community through the Fire and EMS Service! We are a 100% Volunteer Fire Department, running around 110-120 calls per year, mostly of which are medical calls. | Requirements: Must fill out application, pass a background check, have a valid US Driver's license, have a great attitude , and be able to complete Fire 1&2 training (paid by the Fire Department). | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, EMT

Volunteers provide care to injured, orphaned, and displaced wildlife, requiring stamina and attention to detail. This role involves hands-on work with small mammals and other wildlife, ensuring their rehabilitation and eventual release.

Assist with managing social media accounts and fundraising activities to support the organization's mission. Volunteers will help raise awareness and gather resources for wildlife rehabilitation.

Assist with educational shows and events, helping to engage the public and spread awareness about reptile care and conservation. Volunteers will help set up events, interact with attendees, and provide information about reptiles.