Assist with daily animal care and chores, including feeding, cleaning, and providing enrichment activities for the animals. Volunteers will also help with educational programming and community events.

West Glenville Fire Company is looking for new recruits for firefighters, EMTs, scene support, fundraising, community education, and administrative support. If you want to serve your community and help provide high quality emergency response to your neighbors, consider joining West Glenville Fire Company. Your talents are invaluable! Contact us today! | Requirements: Requirements to become a Volunteer Firefighter: Must be 16 years or older. Produce a favorable background and reference check. A person living inside the boundaries of Fire District #6. A person residing outside the boundaries of Fire District #6, who's residence or place of employment is within reasonable traveling distance to the Station which will be determined by the Chief. A person living inside the boundaries of Fire District #6 who is a minimum of 16 years old with their parent or legal guardian's signed permission. Physicals are required and are provided according to District policy. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support

We are looking for people within our community to join us as Volunteer Firefighters! Our Department meets every Tuesday night, from 7pm to 9pm, for training, drills and meetings. We are a small district, averaging only 100 calls a year - so the time commitment required easily fits into your hectic home, work, school or family life! Stop by any Tuesday night to introduce yourself and see what we are all about! | Requirements: 1) The ability and desire to serve your community as a Volunteer! 2) The ability to attend meetings and training every Tuesday night from 7pm to 9pm. 3) The desire to LEARN! No previous experience is necessary! Everything you need to know to become a successful Volunteer Firefighter will be provided for you! Volunteers are welcome to go as far as they like with their training! You can be a driver/operator, and exterior-only firefighter, an interior firefighter, an Emergency Medical Technician or Certified First Responder, or any combination of these things. Its completely up to you! | Categories: Firefighter

Join a park steward team for long-term projects to help maintain access at parks along the Creek. Volunteers will work on various maintenance tasks to keep parks accessible and enjoyable for the community.

Join the Boice Family Park Weedwhacking Brigade to help maintain open trails for summer walking. Volunteers will assist Trail Steward Loren Grimm and Eric Andersen in weed whacking to keep the trails accessible.

Established in 1816, the Eagle-Matt Lee Volunteer Fire Company is a provider of emergency services in upstate New York — protecting residents and businesses in the Village of Ballston Spa, Town of Ballston, and the Town of Milton. We also participate in mutual aid agreements with neighboring departments. We're seeking energetic and motivated volunteers to join our team of firefighting professionals.<br><br> The department supplies and pays for all required gear and training and will also pay for any and all extra department-related training that you wish to pursue.<br><br> For more information including time requirements, please contact Lt. Bill Purcell. | Requirements: Firefighters (Age 18+)<br> New Firefighters Must Complete One of the Following Within 1 Year of acceptance into membership:<br> A: NYS Basic Exterior Firefighting Operations (45 Hour Course)<br> B: NYS Firefighter 1 Course (104 Hour Course)<br><br> All Active Firefighters must attend at least 12 regularly scheduled or special drills (Training) during the year. OSHA training drills are mandatory and must be made up if missed. Each session lasts approximately 3 hours. Regular drills are scheduled on every Monday except holidays and meeting nights(First Monday evening of the month). Extra training sessions are scheduled as needed. Different nights can be accommodated for a member.<br><br> Junior Firefighter (Age 16-18)<br><br> The Ballston Spa Fire Department Junior Firefighter Program provides young men and women, ages 16 and 17, the opportunity to learn about the skill of firefighting. These firefighters are mentored by adult advisers from the ranks of the Ballston Spa Fire Department. They drill on Wednesday nights in the same manner as those over 18. They are provided with turnout gear, attend NYS training classes, respond to calls, and help with events in and around the firehouses. Safety comes first, and there are some things Junior Firefighters are not allowed to do until they are 18. | Categories: Firefighter

Help plan and execute holiday and summer parties, the annual meeting, and educational events throughout the year.

Welcome attendees at events, assist with introductions, and help plan events. Ambassadors will receive special name tags for easy identification.

Recruit new members and educate the public about lake-related issues affecting water quality and recreation. Represent the association at meetings and report back on relevant issues.

Assist the Membership Committee in recruiting new members and maintaining the membership list using Join-it software. No experience required.

Contribute to the Shore Lines newsletter by writing editorials, gathering news, and working with Mailchimp software. No experience required.

Volunteers at Creo Classical Academy support the homeschool program by assisting in various educational and administrative tasks. Responsibilities may include helping with classroom activities, organizing events, and providing general support to staff and students.

Assist with planning and executing special events, including setting up concert receptions and selling merchandise at concerts.

Assist ESYO office staff with mailings and other office work. This role supports the administrative functions of the organization, ensuring efficient operations.

Facilitate communication between staff, students, and parents for a particular ensemble. This role involves ensuring that all parties are well-informed and any concerns are addressed promptly.

The Village of Scotia Fire Department was formed in 1873. Over the years, the department has grown and evolved to meet the needs of the Village of Scotia. Volunteer firefighters have always been an active and essential component of the Village of Scotia Fire Department and your community needs more volunteers. We invite you to join a family that'll always have your back and train you to serve our community in ways few can. | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age and live with in the fire district area | Categories: Department Support, Firefighter

Interior Firefighter Emergency Medical Technician -Basic | Requirements: Call for requirements! | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Gardening volunteers maintain the gardens and green spaces, working on a schedule for weekly and seasonal tasks. Volunteers can work at their own pace.

Caregivers work in teams to provide personal care for residents, including light meal preparation, laundry, and interaction with families. No experience is necessary, as training and shadowing opportunities are provided.

Meal preparation volunteers help prepare meals for residents and their families, offering hospitality and homemade dishes to those in need.

Housekeeping volunteers help maintain the cleanliness and appearance of the facility, performing tasks such as vacuuming, dusting, and cleaning windows. No specific time commitment is required.

Fundraising volunteers assist with planning and executing fundraising events, soliciting donations, and seeking sponsors to support the organization's expenses.

Serve on the ECOS Board of Directors to provide strategic direction and oversight for the organization. Help guide ECOS in achieving its mission and long-term goals.

Conclave Performers showcase their fire spinning talents and must register in advance. They attend a safety training and receive special wristbands to ensure safe performances.

Work collaboratively to build a community that prioritizes the interests and future of children. Volunteers will engage in initiatives to improve community structures and support youth development.

DPW volunteers help prepare the space for the event and put everything away at the end. They enjoy perks like early entry, prime camp locations, and extra time with the POrtal team.

Assist with student applications and registrations for STEM competitions. Write and review STEM problems, test and develop web content, and help spread the word about upcoming online olympiad competitions. Volunteers will also reach out to potential sponsors.

Assist in planning and executing community events. Volunteers will help build community and create a positive impact on local youth through fun and engaging events.

Greeters welcome participants, help them understand the Ten Principles of Burning Man, and provide useful information about the event. Volunteers set the welcoming vibe for all attendees.

Join one of ECOS's committees to help plan and execute various initiatives and events. Work with other passionate individuals to drive the organization's goals forward.

Fluffers support other volunteers by delivering snacks, beverages, and sunscreen. They bring encouragement and a positive spirit to volunteers out in the field.

Lead groups on nature walks and hikes, sharing your knowledge and passion for the environment. Help participants learn about local flora and fauna while promoting conservation.

Gate volunteers are responsible for checking attendee IDs against their tickets, issuing wristbands, and welcoming participants with hugs, high fives, and fist pumps. Volunteers ensure a smooth entry process for all attendees.

Be an inspiration to young people by serving as a positive role model. Help guide youth to success in school and life by being a supportive mentor.

Parking volunteers guide attendees into the correct spaces and ensure a smooth exit for vehicles. They are crucial for the event's logistics and help prevent vehicles from getting stuck.

Fire volunteers assist with the burn setup, clear up post-burn, and stand perimeter during the burns. They ensure all fire activities are conducted safely and according to established protocols.

Assist with the care and rehabilitation of rescued animals, including feeding, cleaning, and providing companionship. Volunteers may also help with adoption application processing and event planning.

Participate in community outreach programs focused on education, environmental conservation, and more. Volunteers can engage in short-term projects or longer-term commitments based on their availability and preferences.

Utilize your unique skills and talents to support ECOS's mission. This could include anything from graphic design to event planning, depending on your expertise.

Develop and deliver educational programs about environmental conservation and sustainability. Engage with community members of all ages to foster a deeper understanding of environmental issues.

Rangers act as non-confrontational community mediators, providing reliable information and facilitating public safety. Volunteers must attend a pre-event training course and an onsite orientation to participate.

Positions include interior firefighters, exterior or support firefighters, drivers and pump operators, fire police and EMTs, and a variety of support functions including administrative, social, and fundraising activities. The fire dept. serves the community by responding to a wide variety of situations, ranging from emergencies that immediately threaten life or property to routine citizen requests for information or assistance. Examples of calls are fire suppression, vehicle extrication, rope rescue, water rescue as well as firefighter rehabilitation. Our Department meets every Wednesday night, from 7pm to 9pm, for training, drills and meetings. Feel free to stop by, ask questions and/or pick up an application. Follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/rotterdamdistrict7/) | Requirements: Live within or work within our fire district OR within close proximity to our district and/or station; 16 years of age or older | Categories: Fundraising, Other, Department Support, Firefighter

Positions include interior firefighters, exterior or support firefighters, drivers and pump operators, fire police and EMTs, and a variety of support functions including administrative, social, and fundraising activities. The fire dept. serves the community by responding to a wide variety of situations, ranging from emergencies that immediately threaten life or property to routine citizen requests for information or assistance. Examples of calls are fire suppression, vehicle extrication, rope rescue, water rescue as well as firefighter rehabilitation. Our Department meets every Wednesday night, from 7pm to 9pm, for training, drills and meetings. Feel free to stop by, ask questions and/or pick up an application. Follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/rotterdamdistrict7/) | Requirements: Live within or work within our fire district OR within close proximity to our district and/or station; 16 years of age or older | Categories: Fundraising, Other, Department Support, Firefighter

Assist guests with obtaining a 3-day supply of emergency food and help with organizing and maintaining the food pantry.

Volunteer educators are needed to host seminars, classes, and programs for young parents on various topics, including parenting, wellness, and creative arts. Volunteers should have expertise in a relevant subject area.

Volunteers assist with office support, data entry, donation intake, and organizing donations. They may also help with event registration, parking, and other tasks depending on the event.

Mentors are needed to support young parents by sharing life skills, increasing self-sufficiency, and developing stronger parenting skills. Volunteers meet monthly with participants and provide guidance and support.

The Gift Shop volunteer provides support to the manager and assistance to the manager in the day-to-day operation of the hospital gift shop. Responsibilities include: greeting all patients and visitors, stocking, pricing, merchandising and other duties as assigned.

The Clerical Assistant Volunteer supports department staff with clerical needs and projects. Responsibilities may include: filing, shredding confidential information, data entry, preparing mailings, making phone calls, copying and other duties and/or projects as assigned by department.

The ICU Volunteer supports and assists the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) staff by serving as a liaison between family members and ICU staff. The volunteer greets all visitors to the ICU, maintains a current census of ICU patients, and facilitates answers to visitor questions regarding patient availability for visits and physician and staff accessibility.

Assist with answering incoming phone calls and directly phone calls, round on patients, providing friendly visits, assist with meal tray set up and assist with inventory on units.

Greet patients, families, and their visitors in the waiting room and in patient rooms. Provide comfort to patients with examples like pillows, blankets, meal vouchers, coffee, water, chairs, etc. Assist staff with routine duties such as errands, making copies, stocking of supplies.

We are eagerly accepting registered Pet Therapy Dogs (TDI) to provide visitation to the patients, staff and family members at Ellis Medicine.

Greet and serve complimentary beverages in the VIP Lounge. This role involves providing excellent customer service to VIP patrons.

Assist with sales during intermission and before and after performances. Responsibilities include ringing up cashless sales on electronic registers, greeting and answering patron questions, and performing light housekeeping tasks within the store.

Set up and serve beverages to customers prior to performances and during intermission. Responsibilities include accepting cash and making change. Beverages served include beer, wine, soft drinks, and water. This position involves carrying and is not suitable for individuals with physical limitations.

Sell candy and soda prior to performances and at intermission. This role involves handling cash and providing customer service.

Assist patrons with seating, distribute programs, and provide assistance during performances. Ushers must be able to work throughout the theatre comfortably, including climbing to the top of the balcony, and assist with building evacuation in emergencies.

Join our team of friendly and compassionate volunteers during our pantry hours of operation. Responsibilities include distributing products to guests, greeter, intake, packing bags, sorting and packing products, stocking shelves, cleaning, and data entry. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone.

Assist in restoration projects and other museum exhibits special events. Volunteers will help organize events, educate visitors, conduct research on conservation projects, and take photos at special events.

Visit with the residents to provide companionship and engage in activities like puzzles and games. Volunteers help foster friendships and a sense of community among the residents.

Lead activities such as BINGO, gardening, music appreciation, and arts & crafts for the residents. Volunteers are encouraged to share their specific talents or special skills with the residents.

The Activities Assistant assists activity staff in providing recreational activities to the residents of Ellis Center for Long Term Care.

Participate in trail maintenance projects along the Kayaderosseras Creek, including trail drainage, stepping stones, bridge repair, and brush cutting. Volunteers will meet on Saturday mornings from July 13th through August 10th.

Assist with library publicity efforts and mailings, helping to promote library events and services. Volunteers will work on creating and distributing promotional materials.

Staff the library when the Director is unavailable, assisting patrons with checking out books and using library resources. Volunteers will ensure the library operates smoothly during these times.

Help maintain the library's collection by reading and straightening shelves, repairing books, and ensuring proper shelving of materials. Volunteers will assist in keeping the library organized and accessible.

Assist with the Pre-schooler's Reading Hour by helping to organize reading sessions and engage young children in storytelling activities. Volunteers will support the library staff in creating a welcoming environment for children.

Assist with organizing and running the Summer Reading Program, engaging with children and encouraging their participation in reading activities. Volunteers will help set up events and interact with participants.

Participate in outreach programs to help end homelessness by providing referrals to community resources including food, shelter, and other provisions. Volunteers should be compassionate and willing to engage with vulnerable populations.

Support individuals in residential housing programs by assisting with daily activities and promoting a safe and healthy living environment. Volunteers should have a caring attitude and be willing to work with individuals with mental health needs.

Assist in connecting individuals and families with needed services, helping them communicate with all their service providers. Volunteers should demonstrate empathy and have good interpersonal skills.

Volunteers serve as providers for all programs and services, directly meeting the needs of older adults. Responsibilities include engaging with seniors and supporting various programs to alleviate loneliness and social isolation.

Volunteers assist in organizing and executing social and fundraising events to support the mission of S.E.A.H. INC. They help engage the community and raise awareness and funds for senior programs.

Volunteers assist in administrative tasks, supporting the organizational structure and operations of S.E.A.H. INC. They help ensure the smooth running of programs and services for seniors.

Volunteers serve on the Board of Directors, providing strategic guidance and oversight to further the mission of S.E.A.H. INC. They play a key role in decision-making and organizational governance.

Volunteers assist with various tasks at the Saratoga County Animal Shelter, including caring for animals, cleaning facilities, and supporting adoption events. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being and adoption of animals.

Volunteers assist with assembling and delivering Easter baskets to children in families affected by cancer. This project brings joy and support to families during the Easter season.

Volunteers are needed to help save dogs' lives by providing care and support to rescued dogs. This includes assisting with daily activities, rehabilitation, and facilitating adoptions.

Direct car traffic and assist with the collection of paint for recycling, ensuring a smooth and efficient event.

Volunteers are needed to collect cups, wash dishes, and provide information at the event table. This role is crucial for ensuring the event runs smoothly and sustainably.

Manage and create content for The Giving Circle's social media platforms to engage the community and promote awareness.

Participate in local construction projects, assisting with various tasks such as carpentry, plumbing, and general construction.

Assist in the sale and distribution of native plants to promote pollinator health. Volunteers will help set up, manage sales, and provide information to attendees.

Assist in planning and executing fundraising events to support the mission and projects of The Giving Circle.

Support efforts to provide relief and assistance to Ukrainian refugees through various community initiatives.

Repair Coaches assist attendees in fixing broken items, promoting a culture of repair and reuse. Volunteers should have skills in repairing household items or electronics.

Help seniors with yard work and cleaning tasks to maintain their homes and improve their quality of life.

Engage in educational and empowerment activities with children in Uganda, supporting their growth and development.

Volunteers will help with tree planting, care, and maintenance as part of the Urban Forestry Project. Roles include Tree Host, Tree Planter, Event Staff, and Tree Caregiver/Waterer.

Participate in organizing and executing holiday projects aimed at bringing joy to children in need during festive seasons.

Assist in providing outreach services to the homeless community, offering support and resources to those in need.

Volunteers are needed each Thursday to help organize and pack food at St. Clement’s Parish Center. This role involves preparing food packages for children in need, ensuring they have enough to eat over the weekend.

Volunteers are needed at fundraising events to support the facility's work. Responsibilities include taking donations and helping with parking. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and willing to commit at least one night a week.

Volunteers are needed to assist with therapeutic riding lessons, which require a lead walker to control the horse and two side walkers to assist the rider. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and willing to commit at least one night a week.

Educate the public about the importance of fire towers in protecting the forest and help recreators have a safe, enjoyable outdoor experience. Encourage Leave No Trace principles and inform visitors of DEC regulations.

Work with trained ADK trail crew leaders and other volunteers on trail maintenance and reconstruction projects throughout the Adirondacks. ADK provides leadership, group camping gear, tools, transportation from base camp, and food for multi-day projects.

Volunteer summit stewards protect vulnerable alpine plants by encouraging hikers to walk on solid bedrock above the timberline, answering questions, doing trail work, and participating in research on the summits.

Adopt and maintain a lean-to in the Adirondack Park. Volunteers donate hours toward maintaining a lean-to, replacing registers, and reporting problems. Major construction is not required.

Join the Trail Steward Program and adopt your favorite trail. Stewards clear blowdown, maintain drainages, and do other basic trail maintenance tasks. Their reports help determine where more intensive trail projects are required.