Do you have a passion to help others during emergency situations? Do you want to meet more people in the Columbus community? Do you want to learn new skills and be a part of a dedicated team with a mission that is bigger than yourself? Are you looking to challenge yourself! The Columbus Fire Department is always looking for individuals who are passionate about protecting their neighbors and their community. Are you ready to serve as volunteer firefighter! There is nothing more rewarding than serving your community as a volunteer firefighter. The Columbus Wisconsin Fire Department provides service to a geographical area of over 128 square miles. That service area includes the City of Columbus and seven rural surrounding townships. We want to hear from you! We consider ourselves a volunteer department, but our members are part-time City of Columbus employees. As a Columbus Fire Department firefighter, you are compensated for training and when responding to emergency incidents. | Requirements: Department trainings take place on Tuesday evenings starting at 6:30 PM. Members are required to attend a minimum of two department trainings a month. Minimum training requirements provided by Madison College (* CFD covers your training fees and compensates you for your time! ) - 60 HR entry level firefighter class (takes place first semester after hire) - 60 HR Firefighter I State Certification (recommended to be taken at your earliest convenience following your entry level class) - CPR / AED / First Aid Classes will also be provided Applicants must be 18 years of age by time of employment. Must live within the Columbus, Wisconsin fire district. Must not have any felony convictions within the last seven years or a disqualifying criminal history. Must be a U.S. Citizen. Must be able to read and write the English language. Must be able to meet the physical demands of firefighting and associated duties. Must pass a background check. Must pass a drug test and medical tests. | Categories: Firefighter

Work with Activities & Events Chair to review event needs for signage, park and table reservations, clinic station help, specify volunteer needs.

Work with Activities & Events Chair to review event needs for signage, park and table reservations, clinic help, specify volunteer needs.

Review documents for buoy locations; inventory buoys, blocks, and chain for needs; prep pontoon with Lowrance and verify boat is in the water day of placement. Schedule help and place buoys.

Help match volunteers to needed opportunities and inform new members of volunteer opportunities.

Participate in planning meetings, take on a solicitation list, and help with various fundraising activities from January to June.

Follow-up with lapsed members, plan how to engage new members, and determine where/if to hold Summer Celebration/Membership Social. Funnel potential volunteers to Volunteer Management Committee.

Paid-on call Firefighter Primary Job Elements: • Responds to emergency situations to perform fire suppression and rescue duties • Uses power and hand tools to perform forcible entry and ventilate burning buildings • Assists with salvage, overhaul, cleanup and evacuation activities as necessary • Provides crowd and traffic control at emergency scenes • Assists with vehicle extrication at automobile accidents • May drive and operate designated apparatus as necessary • At emergency scenes, administers CPR and/or First Aid as necessary • Assists with fire hose testing • Attends trainings, and meetings to remain current on fire suppression and rescue methods Secondary Job Elements: • Uses special knowledge and skills to deal with hazardous or life threatening situations, including those associated with: 1) the storage and transportation of flammable liquids, gases, toxic chemicals, petroleum products and other combustible materials; 2) vehicle roadway collisions, aircraft and railroad accidents, water and ice rescue, construction site accidents, confined space rescue, and other similar medical treatment emergencies; 3) all types of conditions and events that produce fire; and 4) behavioral characteristics associated assists with public fire prevention and education programs • Assists with public relation events • Promotes positive department image through positive public personal conduct • Other duties as requested | Requirements: Minimum Educational and Job Experience Requirements: • High school diploma or equivalent • Valid Wisconsin driver’s license • Knowledgeable and skills used in dealing with hazardous or life threatening situations • Must possess or attain Entry Level Firefighter certification training within first year of employment • Must possess or attain Firefighter I certification within two years of employment (current non-probationary firefighters are grandfathered, 10/04/2011) • Must attained CPR training at the dept. standard within the first year of employment Abilities Required: • Ability to understand and follow written and oral instructions • Ability to clearly communicate information both verbally and in writing • Ability to follow orders under stress • Ability to work effectively with department co-workers, other department employees and the public • Ability to perform emergency tasks and/or training which involves the performance of physically demanding work. Physically demanding work involves some combination of walking, running, climbing or jumping. It may also involve lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling moderately and/or heavy objects, materials and/or people. • Ability to climb ladders without fear of heights • Ability to use self contained breathing apparatus without claustrophobia • Also refer to the Paid On-Call Firefighter Physical Demands Form Must reside within 15 miles of city limits. | Categories: Firefighter

A variety of volunteer opportunities are available at Marshfield Medical Center-Beaver Dam. Volunteers assist in various departments, providing support to staff and enhancing patient care.

Assist as clinic leaders and helpers for registration, set-up, and clean-up during the Great Beaver Paddle Fest.

Assist with aeration and buoys, restoration and grants, and stocking and habitat projects.

Assist with pontoon ride registration, cardboard boat regatta leadership, pontoon captains, and dock help for loading/unloading pontoons.

Assist as clinic leaders and helpers for registration, set-up, and clean-up during the Fish N Fun event.

Approach 10 or so businesses that have been approached in prior years for Banquet donations. A packet of materials is provided to help solicitors. Need: 10 Volunteers.

Participate in planning meetings for determining games, auctions, and other aspects of the Annual Fundraising Banquet. Provide leadership the night of the banquet and help with set-up and tear-down.

Assist with the set-up and clean-up for the Annual Meeting.

Assist with educational outreach and marketing, including LinkedIn, marketing, and website help.

Prep pontoon and verify boat is in the water day of retrieval. Retrieve and power wash buoys, repair those that need it, and inventory for replacements.

Join us to volunteer coach with our Little Sluggers program! No experience is necessary to lead small teams of participants in games and practices.

Join Sun Prairie Park Friends for environmental stewardship events in city parks. All equipment and training provided.

Family located in Sun Prairie looking for respite for their 13-year-old son with autism, cerebral palsy, and cortical blindness. Responsibilities include assisting with activities of daily living and providing consistency.

Join the Blooming of Sun Prairie initiative to adopt and care for flower beds in various city parks. Planters are located at multiple sites including Carriage Hills Estates Park and Liberty Park.

Help remove invasive plants from city parks! Once you sign up, Cindy will reach out to you with further details!

Join the Collections Team, which guides the museum's collections management decisions, reviews proposed acquisitions, and assists in developing policies.

Volunteer as a coach for youth sports teams, helping to develop young athletes' skills and sportsmanship. Coaches are responsible for leading practices and games, and ensuring a positive experience for all participants.

Assist the head coach in managing youth sports teams. Duties include helping with practices, games, and ensuring a safe and fun environment for all participants.

Lead and supervise children during summer camp activities. Responsibilities include planning and executing daily activities, ensuring the safety and well-being of campers, and fostering a fun and inclusive environment.

Manage the concessions stand during youth sports events. Responsibilities include preparing and selling food and beverages, handling cash, and providing excellent customer service.

Officiate youth sports games, ensuring fair play and adherence to the rules. Referees are responsible for maintaining a positive and respectful environment during games.

Assist in organizing and executing special events at the YMCA, providing support in various tasks such as setup, registration, and participant coordination.

Volunteer time, craft, and heart at Centro. Share your story and connect with the community to make a difference.

Share your musical talents at the Prairie Ridge campus, whether playing the piano, guitar, or as part of a small instrumental group. Volunteers can perform in assisted living households, health and rehab centers, or dining venues. Frequency and times are flexible.

Lead a special interest group for Independent Living residents or share your skills one-on-one or with a group of Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Skilled Nursing residents. Frequency and schedule are negotiable.

Assist in providing patient-centered care and support services to improve access to healthcare. Engage with patients to navigate community resources and overcome barriers to care.