Responds to fire alarms and extinguishes fire; Responds to calls for emergency medical services, and renders first aid; Performs salvage operations such as throwing salvage covers, sweeping water and removing debris; Responds to and renders assistance in emergency cases; Cleans and inspects equipment and apparatus after returning from a fire; Inspects equipment and apparatus and notifies superior officer of any defects; Makes minor repairs to equipment and apparatus, performs routine preventative maintenance tasks, and keeps records of such action; Keeps fire station, equipment and grounds in a clean and orderly condition; Participates in training activities and instruction sessions; Acquires and retains a thorough knowledge of the City, including streets, buildings, water supply, unusual hazards and related items; Performs various public information or education tasks; Enters inspection, training and (on occasion) fire and emergency medical service calls into the records management systems; Performs all work duties and activities in accordance with City policies and procedures; Works in a safe manner and reports unsafe activity and conditions. Follows City-wide safety policy and practices and adheres to responsibilities concerning safety prevention, reporting and monitoring as outlined in the City’s Safety Handbook. Other Duties and Responsibilities: May respond to emergency calls for specialized service such as hazardous materials, confined spaces rescue, extrication and technical rescues that include high angle, below grade, swift water, trench and collapse rescues; May respond to non-emergency calls for infant car seat installations, africanized bee complaints, fire prevention demos, etc.; Deals with social service related areas of emergency response by assisting victims and relatives of victims of traumatic events. | Requirements: Must live in the Colona Fire District. Must be 18 and and have a high school diploma or GED equivalent. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

The Colona Fire Department is always looking for volunteers to join our department. Colona Fire Department is a volunteer fire department serving the residents of the Colona Community Fire Protection District. We are a non-transport fire department with 3 stations specializing in fire suppression, rescue, EMS, Hazmat, water rescue and technical rescue along with various community events. No experience necessary. training provided. | Requirements: 1: At least 18 years of age. If you are under 18 and would like to join we have a cadet program for anyone over the age of 16. 2: A resident of the Colona Fire Protection District 3: No felony convictions 3: a high school degree or equivalent. 4: good moral and ethical standing. 5: be able to attend Monday night training | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Help with camp work, food pantry services, mentoring, and administration projects at YouthHope. Volunteers complete a background check and attend orientation.

Hospitality team members help set up events, welcome newcomers, and prepare food. Volunteers will ensure all attendees have a great experience by providing name tags and introducing them to the day's events.

Volunteers are needed to assist with checking in youth and their families, assigning youth to pilots, and ensuring all post-flight paperwork is completed. This role does not require a full-day commitment, but volunteers who can stay for the duration are appreciated.

Educators are needed to facilitate Young Eagle Workshops using EAA's AeroEducate program. Volunteers will guide youth through educational activities, requiring enthusiasm and a passion for teaching.

Volunteer pilots are needed to commit to approximately 3 hours of flying per rally, with each flight lasting about 45 minutes. Pilots will fly at least four youth participants in this time block, contributing to the chapter's goal of flying over 100 youth this year.

Participate in setting up and running Pop Up Kitchens, preparing and serving meals to community members. Volunteers will collaborate with team members to create a positive dining experience.

Assist in organizing and distributing meals to those in need through our Street Feeds program. Volunteers will help set up, serve meals, and engage with community members to ensure a welcoming environment.

Help organize and deliver holiday meals to families in need. Volunteers will assist with meal preparation, packaging, and delivery to ensure families receive their meals on time.

Participate in the annual Christmas Bird Count by joining field parties to census bird populations or by counting birds at feeders. This event helps track bird species and populations in the Quad Cities area.

Assist with cleaning and maintenance tasks in the building.

Volunteers are needed for weekly food pickups from local businesses. The role includes loading and unloading food donations.

Help facilitate free classes for youth on Monday nights. No experience required.

Help paint rooms; supplies provided.

Assist in a music class for children ages 0-4.

Organize and host donation drives for food, toiletries, toys, or coats.

Help organize a warehouse of items.

Help at community events and engage with the public to share information about services.

Assist local kids in Lego building activities every Thursday morning.

Advocate for children in the foster care system as a Court Appointed Special Advocate with EveryChild. Volunteers receive training in courtroom procedures and social services.

Participate in discussions aimed at defending the rule of law and engaging community members in civic conversations. Volunteers will help organize and facilitate events, ensuring productive dialogue and community engagement.

Join the Quad Cities & West Central Illinois Chapter of the American Red Cross as a Blood Donor Ambassador, Blood Transportation Specialist, or Disaster Action Team member. Background checks are required for volunteers.

Volunteers are needed to support various activities and services at Healing Heroes in the Heartland. Responsibilities may include assisting with events, organizing materials, and supporting administrative tasks.

Become a play pal, assist at summer camps, and help with guest services at the Family Museum. Volunteers aged 18 and older are required to undergo a background check.

Participate in community outreach projects, tax preparation, and reading to kids with United Way Quad Cities. Volunteer opportunities are added as needed.

Volunteer at the Rock Island Arsenal Museum to help preserve local, state, and national history. Opportunities include assisting with exhibits, research, and educational programs.

Help sort and put together donation packages for foster kids at Closet 2 Closet. Volunteers work on Thursdays to inspire confidence through clothing and accessories.

Assist with administrative duties, event planning, and mentoring young adults at Narratives QC. Volunteers help young adults write better stories with their lives.

Engage in gardening, education, and seasonal activities like light hanging and plant sales at the Quad City Botanical Center. No gardening experience is necessary.

Engage in gardening, delivering food, and providing rides to English classes with Tapestry Farms. Volunteers help refugees resettle in the Quad Cities.

Volunteer with Junior Achievement to teach 5-6 lessons in schools across the Quad Cities. Volunteers are provided with materials and guidance to engage students.

Volunteers will work on creating storybooks by interviewing senior citizens and writing or illustrating their stories. This project focuses on preserving history and fostering empathy and leadership skills among young authors and illustrators.

Adopt a property for lawn care or assist in the Corner Closet Donation Center with Humility Homes. Volunteers work towards ending homelessness and providing assistance.

Volunteers work on the PetSmart side, assisting with animal care, customer service, and adoption events. This role involves interacting with the public and ensuring the well-being of animals in the store.

Volunteers assist with various tasks including animal recovery operations, care for adoptable animals, and support in TNR activities. Volunteers may also help with administrative tasks and event support.

Volunteers will help provide resources such as books, sports equipment, and hygiene kits to students in developing countries. This role involves organizing donations and possibly participating in local events to raise awareness.

Assist with administrative tasks, foster care, fundraising, dog walking, and socializing with animals at the Quad City Animal Welfare Center. Monthly orientations are held to prepare volunteers.

Volunteers meet at Minnie’s Maison on Tuesdays from 9-Noon to sort donations. This role involves organizing and preparing clothing and household items for distribution to those in need.

Volunteers assist with landscaping, building maintenance, and cleaning tasks as needed. This role supports the upkeep of the facility to ensure a safe and pleasant environment for all visitors.

Volunteers help customers shop for clothing on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10am to Noon. This role includes assisting customers in finding suitable clothing and ensuring a welcoming environment.

Participate in construction opportunities and retail tasks at the Habitat ReStore. Volunteers take a tour and learn more about opportunities during a one-hour orientation.

Volunteer at NEST Cafe in Downtown Rock Island to help with kitchen prep, serving, dishwashing, and opening/closing shifts. Volunteers help provide delicious, sustainably sourced food to all who enter, regardless of their means.

Assist with serving food, providing programming, and engaging youth in activities at ThePlace2B. Volunteers help create a supportive environment for kids.

Join the GIFT Gardens initiative to grow and donate fresh produce to local food pantries. Volunteers will receive gardening guidance and are encouraged to share their harvest with neighbors in need.

Volunteers play a vital role in supporting the district by assisting in classrooms, libraries, offices, and at the district level. Responsibilities include helping teachers with classroom activities, organizing library resources, and providing administrative support.

Support and advocate for children in the Child Welfare System as a Court Appointed Special Advocate. Volunteers receive 30 hours of training before starting.

Provide practical and emotional assistance to hospice patients and their families. Volunteers run errands, prepare meals, and visit patients.

Assist with survivor and mental health services at Family Resources. Volunteers help move from the old location and sort boxes.

Engage with visitors, assist at special events, and help with collections, exhibits, and education at the Putnam Museum. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to contribute to the community.

Help care for animals at King’s Harvest Pet Rescue, a no-kill shelter. Volunteers are required to complete orientation and hands-on training before starting.

Oxford Volunteer Fire Protection District is accepting applications for Firefighters Anyone over 18 Years Old can apply. Contact Deputy Chief Peterson at 309-337-4671 or send an email dpoxfordfire@gmail.com | Requirements: Must be 18 years old to apply | Categories: Firefighter

Looking for men and women to apply for Volunteer Firefighters who want to join a active Volunteer Department we just took delivery of a 2000 Gal tanker and we also have Year old engine Please contact us for an application. | Requirements: Must be 18 to apply | Categories: Firefighter