Volunteers are needed to put their skills to use in making a significant impact in the community. Opportunities vary and can be tailored to the volunteer's experience and time availability.

Volunteer as a greeter, receptionist, interpreter, meal coordinator, or office assistant to support our clinic operations and enhance patient experience. Volunteers also include Christians willing to pray for clients.

Join our team as a medical staff volunteer, providing free medical care to uninsured individuals. We are looking for doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, MAs, CNAs, LPNs, and RNs to bring care, kindness, and hope to our neighbors.

Riverside Fire Authority accepts applications for individuals interested in volunteering - year-round. Volunteer FF/EMT Duties include Fire Suppression and Prevention activities. EMS service - respond to calls for service. We provide basic Firefighter training through an in-house academy with opportunity for FF1 and FF2 certification, as well as mandatory continuing education. Academy is conducted two times annually. We provide opportunity for EMT certification through Centralia Community College. Call for more information. Non-Combat Fire Corp volunteer membership duties include prevention activities, fire incident and department support functions, and EMS. Training is provided. EMS only FireCorp must have DOT physical with respirator assessment and complete an EMS physical ability analysis. Call with questions, for additional detail, or to find out more about the application process. We look forward to meeting you. | Requirements: 18 years of age at time of application. High School Diploma or GED Valid WA Driver's License Complete Physical Abilities Test (Combat FF/EMT) FireCorp EMS - EMS Physical Agility evaluation Medical Physical Exam and Drug Screening (Type dependent upon type of volunteer work) Background Investigation, application includes information sheet detailing disqualifying circumstances. Complete Probationary Orientation and Training Program w/in 1 year of acceptance. Work an assigned number of Shifts and rotating weekend shifts. Ability to attend academy dates and meet regular training requirements. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fire Corps, Community Education, Department Support

Lewis County Fire District 5 continually seeks applicants for Volunteer Firefighter and/or EMT positions. Successful applicants will perform duties of a Volunteer Firefighter and/or EMT in responding to emergencies in our 65 square mile response area. Our Fire District is predominantly volunteer; the community depends very heavily on our well trained volunteer staff of emergency personnel. Being a Volunteer Firefighter/EMT carries with it many benefits which are fully funded by the Fire District without any cost to you as a volunteer. They include: • Training courses, training supplies • Equipment and uniforms • On duty accident and disability insurance • Volunteer firefighter’s pension program • Nominal fee reimbursements for duty shifts • Fully funded membership in the District’s Volunteer Firefighters’ Association. Membership offers many benefits including social and community service events. | Requirements: Must be a Washington State Certified EMT-B or obtain certification within one year of hire. - Lateral applicants must have at least one year of documented Fire/EMS agency experience. - Must agree to provide a designated number of scheduled duty shift hours. The number of hours is variable and based on the total number of current active personnel. - Applicants are required to successfully complete an orientation program and then complete annual training requirements. - Applicants must have a valid Washington State Driver's License and submit a driving record abstract with an acceptable driving record per Department policies. - Applicants must submit to drug screening and criminal background investigation pursuant to RCW 43.43.830, the results of which may disqualify some applicants. | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, EMT, Community Education, Department Support

Open Enrollment Period for Volunteer firefighters/EMT's FF1 Certification Preferred WA State EMT Certification Preferred Visit www.lewis15.org for online application | Requirements: 18 year of age at time of application High School Diploma or GED Valid WA Driver's License Required to Complete Written and Physical Abilities Test at Cost of Agency Required Medical Physical Exam and Drug Screening at Cost of Agency Required Criminal/Financial Background Investigation at Cost of Agency Complete Probationary Orientation and Training Program w/in 1 year of acceptance Work an assigned number of 12 HR Duty Shifts and rotating weekend shifts | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers assist with various tasks such as fundraising, event planning, and providing therapeutic services. Volunteers help bring hope and joy to wounded warriors and their families.

Join the enthusiastic crew for Prairie Appreciation Day on May 10th, 2023. Volunteers can help with event activities, learning stations, and hayrides, or assist with set-up on May 9th. All experience levels are welcome.

Welcome to Toledo Fire Department! Thank you for choosing to be a member of the proud tradition of Volunteer Firefighters across the country. More than 65% of all firefighters spread across more than 30,000 fire departments in the United States are volunteers just like you. Lewis County Fire District 2 (Toledo Fire Department) is happy to welcome those willing to become another member of the small group of individuals who serve our community as a Volunteer Firefighter. Toledo Fire Department serves nearly 100 Sq miles in rural Lewis County, Washington protecting over 6,000 citizens. We are excited to accept volunteer applications from anyone who meets our qualifications and can meet our minimum expectations, regardless of residency within the district*. Toledo Fire Department also recognizes those who volunteer are often the best candidates for future paid openings at the department and additional points will be added to your score in testing for full time paid positions. Toledo Fire Department (Lewis County Fire District 2) strives to become a hub for training and growth opportunities to those wishing to start their career in Fire/EMS or those wishing to become lifelong volunteers. All members have the opportunity to join the Technical Swift Water Team, become nationally certified in Firefighting (IFSAC/Proboard FF1), and become a Nationally Certified Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT-B). Many other certifications and opportunities are possible as well and all who have a desire to make a difference in their community are encouraged to volunteer. In addition to the training and certification opportunities, becoming a volunteer in the fire service also grants you and your family exclusive benefits such as: Shift and training reimbursement of up to $1000/mo Volunteer pension plan through the Board of Volunteer Firefighters Disability and Death benefits through the Board of Volunteer Firefighters Potentially eligible for Fire/EMS discounts through many companies and organizations | Requirements: Serving your community as a volunteer firefighter places you in a position of immense trust. The Toledo Fire Department has set the following requirements to ensure that only individuals who can be held to this position of trust become members. We conduct a thorough background investigation to ensure the community’s trust is never misplaced. Minimum Qualifications Be 18 years old for full duty, or 16 if a member of the junior program Possess a valid WA drivers license Pass an extensive background and driving record investigation Pass a physical agility test and occupational health screening including a UA *Those wishing to volunteer with Toledo Fire Department who live outside of the district boundaries must already possess a current NREMT-B or WA State EMT-B certification or Paramedic. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Junior Members, EMT

As a volunteer firefighter/EMT, responsibilities include transporting patients to the hospital and performing Basic Life Support services. Duties also encompass fire suppression and prevention, operating both power and manual tools, and driving as well as operating various Fire/EMS apparatuses such as aid units, fire engines, support units, and water tenders. The role involves performing a wide range of rescue services, continuing training to maintain necessary certifications, and ensuring the upkeep of facilities and equipment. Additionally, participation in public education events and community outreach is an essential part of engaging with and supporting the community. | Requirements: Volunteer FF/EMT's are required to obtain/ maintain Firefighter 1, Hazmat Operations, Hazmat Awareness, and EMT-B level certifications to work as a Firefighter/EMT. All training and equipment are provided. Volunteers are not required to obtain these certifications prior to applying. Fire Academy is currently offered once a year in the fall and EMT class is held twice a year, sponsorship for academies is offered to active members. Sign-up for these classes are approximately every January (Spring class) and July (Fall class). Classes are 3-4 months in length and usually consisted of 2 evenings and 1 weekend day. To maintain status as a recruit in academy students must maintain an 80% average while attending all classes and skills weekends. Missing classes or dropping below 80% will result in failing the academies. Our policy requires that you have a good driving record, pass a criminal background check and complete a physical ability test. If you feel you meet the standards, please complete the application and return them to us. The driving record and criminal background check will be conducted after acceptance to West Thurston Regional Fire Authority. Upon completion and passing of the written test and physical agility as well as completion of the oral interview and have been accepted as volunteer, you will be asked to get a NFPA physical exam (we will give you the proper forms upon successful completion of testing.) At this time, you also be provided with the necessary paperwork for passing a driving record and criminal background check. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Serve as a tour guide for scheduled groups, providing information and insights about the sculptures and the park's history. Volunteers will welcome visitors to special exhibitions and attend public openings.

Assist with the maintenance of walking trails, ensuring they are safe and accessible for all visitors. Volunteers will help clear paths and perform necessary repairs.

Help maintain the park's gardens and grounds, ensuring the natural beauty of the park is preserved for all visitors to enjoy.

Assist with the maintenance and upkeep of the park's buildings. Volunteers will help ensure that the structures are in good condition for visitors.