Volunteers are needed to help with barn chores, including cleaning stalls, paddocks, pastures, watering, and grooming if desired. Volunteers are required to start at 8:00 AM, and tasks usually take less than two hours to complete.

Volunteers are needed to help with researching and identifying grant opportunities for the program, including drafting and submitting grant proposals to private foundations, corporations, and other available venues. This opportunity allows volunteers to work remotely, setting their own schedules.

Volunteers are needed to assist with recruiting volunteer and student participants for the Emmaus Kidz mentoring program, including identifying and interviewing program candidates. This opportunity allows volunteers to work remotely, setting their own schedules.

Volunteers are needed to help with researching and identifying potential fundraising venues, supporting fundraising events, and creating seasonal fundraising campaigns through community awareness efforts. Volunteers can work remotely, setting their own schedules.

Volunteers are needed to help design and develop academic lessons for youth in Pre-K, elementary, middle, and high school grade levels. This opportunity allows volunteers to work remotely, setting their own schedules.

Escambia County Fire Rescue is looking for dedicated individuals to help serve their community!! | Requirements: 18 Years of Age (Unless you're applying for a JRFF Position than its 14-18years of age) High School Diploma Valid Drivers License Good Moral Character Willing to dedicate their spare time (Nights, Weekends, Holidays and whenever the pager goes off) | Categories: Other, Junior Members, EMT, Department Support, Community Education, Firefighter

ESCAMBIA County Fire Rescue.is providing opportunities to train to become a volunteer firefighter. Serve your community, learn new skills, and work with teams! Provides a pathway to career if desired! | Requirements: 18 years of age and older Valid drivers license No felonies Pass a Physical Agility Test Drug screening | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to engage one-on-one with students and families in our program, supporting various educational activities, and providing encouragement and support via phone. This opportunity includes both in-person and virtual elements.

Support the Career Camps by helping with logistics, engaging with participants, and providing guidance during activities aimed at developing job skills for adults with disabilities.

Assist in organizing and facilitating activity nights for adults with developmental disabilities. Volunteers will help set up activities, engage with participants, and ensure a supportive and fun environment.

Volunteers will help advocate for legislative policies related to mental wellness and suicide prevention. They will engage with community members and representatives to spread awareness and provide resources to those in need.

Depending on prior experience and certification, firefighters perform either actual firefighting duties or fire service support duties while participating in a training program leading to full certification as firefighters. Higher-level personnel supervise and instruct them. Participates in fire department training and/or fire department-sponsored training sessions for a minimum of 16 hours per month. Participates in housekeeping and maintenance of the fire station and its grounds, including all facilities, equipment, and apparatus. Participate in fire department programs such as company inspections, business surveys, pre-fire planning, home safety surveys, blood pressure, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, first aid training, and other public education activities. Under supervision, prepares reports regarding fire department equipment and/or property status. Participates in the Fire Department's physical fitness program (if established) and is evaluated annually to ascertain the employee’s ability to participate. May participate with other firefighters and rescue personnel in responding to fire alarms, rescues, or other emergency and non-emergency assignments. May perform firefighting/rescue duties, protecting life and property, and operating fire and rescue equipment as emergencies and conditions require. Performs other duties as required. | Requirements: Florida Statutes 633 and Florida Administrative Code 69A-37 govern all requirements for becoming a volunteer firefighter. High school diploma or equivalent. (If the applicant is 18 years old, presently enrolled in high school or a GED program, and maintains a 2.5 or higher Grade Point Average (GPA). Must be 18 years of age. Must maintain a valid driver’s license Completing a department-provided physical examination that meets or exceeds the requirements of National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1582, Standard on Medical Requirements for Firefighters. Successful completion of the department-provided drug screening test. Maintenance of a continued level of physical fitness as required by the Pace Fire Rescue District for all fire suppression personnel. Licenses and Certification: Each Trainee will have 365 calendar days from the date they are issued their PPE to obtain or enroll in Florida Fire Fighter I or 2. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, Department Support, Community Education

Volunteers are needed to fill Christmas stockings with necessities and a few treats for children. This activity aims to spread holiday cheer and ensure children in need receive some extra happiness during the holidays.

Assist in organizing and providing a supplemental food supply during the summer break for students identified as needing additional food support. Volunteers will help with purchasing, collecting, sorting, and filling backpacks.

High school students can volunteer as Project Formal Ambassadors, earning community service hours by promoting the initiative and assisting with events. Ambassadors will help spread awareness and support for the project.

Provide a temporary home for rescued dogs, offering food, security, and love while ECGRR covers pre-approved medical treatments. Volunteers must reside in the Florida Panhandle area.

Assist with data entry, bookkeeping, and follow-up calls. This role is home-based and can be performed from anywhere with a computer and phone.

Organize and execute fundraising events and spread awareness about ECGRR's mission. Volunteers with knowledge or contacts in the Florida Panhandle are preferred.

Conduct assessment visits to potential adoptive or foster homes to ensure compatibility with the selected animal. Volunteers are needed throughout the Florida Panhandle.

Adult volunteers are needed to host drives for dresses, jewelry, and undergarments to support Project Formal. Volunteers will organize and collect items to be used for providing free formal wear to high school students.