You will be styling clients for job interviews. Wear business casual, plenty of parking in their lot. You will report to DFSC Satellite Styling Coordinator Maria Downes.

The Park Hills Fire Department is currently seeking residents of Park Hills and Ft. Wright who are interested in volunteering for the Fire/EMS services. Earn valuable experience that can translate into a fire service career. No experience is necessary, and all training, uniforms, and equipment are provided. Applications are available at the station located at 1106 Amsterdam Road. Nonresidents are still welcome to apply. | Requirements: 18 yrs of age for Active duty. Pre-employment screening/background check, plus NFPA physical exam. Applicants should be located within a reasonable response distance from the station, preferably in the state of KY. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Distribute Falcon posters to businesses and organizations throughout the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area. Volunteers help promote the theatre and its productions.

Assist with set construction and strike, painting, properties, costumes, makeup, and help with auditions. Volunteers contribute to the behind-the-scenes efforts of theatre productions.

Assist in organizing and managing the 2023 Annual Bowling Tournament, including setting up lanes, registering participants, and ensuring the event runs smoothly. Volunteers will help create a fun and engaging environment for participants.

Perform light cleaning before each show or event opens. Volunteers help maintain a clean and welcoming environment for patrons.

Assist with box office and concessions, front-of-house activities, greeting the public, ushering, and assisting patrons. Volunteers serve as ambassadors of Falcon Theatre, helping to maintain its mission.

Assist with greeting neighbors, assessing their needs, and registering new moms. Responsibilities include assembling new baby welcome baskets, sorting clothing, and stocking food inventory. Volunteers must adhere to dress code guidelines and complete a background check.

Perform maintenance and cleaning tasks to support the mission's facilities. Volunteers must adhere to dress code guidelines and complete a background check.

Help with stocking inventory, picking vegetables, assembling food bags, and repackaging bulk food donations. Volunteers must follow dress code guidelines and complete a background check.

We are looking for energetic volunteers help protect our community. | Requirements: Physically and mentally fit. We will provide training in the Northern Kentucky Fire Recruit Class free of charge. We will also pay for you to attend Emergency Medical Technician class. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Southgate Fire Dept. is recruiting for outstanding individuals who want to volunteer as a firefighter or who are interested in serving as an EMT or paramedic on our EMS service | Requirements: Must be 18+ and willing to train and serve a minimum of 24 hrs. per month | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Junior Members, Community Education, EMT, Fundraising

Assist with organizing and executing major fundraising events to support cancer patients and their families. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Volunteer staff members assist with various tasks during event days to ensure smooth operations. Responsibilities may include setting up, managing guest check-ins, and providing general assistance throughout the event.

Coordinate volunteer support programs that bring together patients and families affected by neutropenia. Responsibilities include organizing events like walk-a-thons, bake sales, or physical challenges to raise awareness and support for the National Neutropenia Network.

Volunteering at a Fluidity event involves helping with ticket sales, ushering, room setup and cleanup, and more. It's a great way to support the community and meet new people.

Provide back-end support by fielding calls and talking with patients who may want more information regarding Hope Floats' services. This role is crucial for maintaining smooth operations.

Coordinate volunteer activities and manage volunteer schedules to ensure smooth operation of events and programs. Prior notice is required if unable to fulfill a commitment.

Coordinate the Meals for Members food train, ensuring that meals are delivered to members in need. Responsibilities include organizing volunteers, scheduling deliveries, and maintaining communication with members to assess needs.

Join us at Read Across Madisonville 2025 to help teach children about money management and financial literacy. Volunteers will assist in organizing and facilitating activities that promote saving habits and financial education for children.

Assist in providing transportation for individuals affected by gun violence, helping them access support services and community events. Volunteers may also help teach driving skills to those in need.

Assist with the delivery of materials and resources to various locations as part of the organization's outreach efforts. Volunteers should have a valid driver's license and be comfortable with local travel.

Volunteer to bring joy to pets through outings and play, providing care to families in need. Responsibilities include taking pets for walks, park outings, or playdates, and optionally assisting at events. Volunteers must attend a brief orientation and be 18 or older (or accompanied by an adult if under 18).

Participate in field work activities, which may include outdoor tasks and direct interaction with program participants. Volunteers should be prepared for physical activity and teamwork.

Plan and organize at least one event per season for the Central Cincinnati Parents group. Responsibilities include coordinating logistics, communicating with members, and ensuring successful execution of events such as holiday parties, family picnics, and Easter egg hunts.

Assist in setting up and breaking down events, and help with various tasks during events to ensure they run smoothly. Volunteers are expected to communicate any changes in availability in advance.

Assist in providing food and essential resources to homeless individuals in the Greater Cincinnati region. Help create pathways to stability and self-sufficiency for those in need.

Participate in speaking engagements at schools and community organizations to raise awareness about the effects of gun violence. Volunteers will share stories and educate others on prevention and support resources.

Assist in providing resources and support to independent musicians in the Tri-State area. Responsibilities may include organizing events, managing communications, and providing administrative support.

Facilitate support group meetings for individuals affected by gun violence, providing a safe space for discussion and empowerment. Volunteers will help organize meetings and assist participants in sharing their experiences.

Assist with hands-on care for orphaned and injured wildlife, including feeding and cleaning. Volunteers play a crucial role in helping animals recover and prepare for release back into the wild.

Help transport animals from finders to WEST rehabbers, ensuring safe and timely delivery. This role is vital for the quick and efficient rescue of wildlife in need.

Volunteers provide care to injured, orphaned, and displaced wildlife, requiring stamina and attention to detail. This role involves hands-on work with small mammals and other wildlife, ensuring their rehabilitation and eventual release.

Volunteers are needed to assist with transportation, dog walking, and various other tasks to support the rescue operations. This role is crucial in ensuring the well-being and proper care of the dogs in the rescue.

The Social Media team keeps the public informed and involved by researching and sharing updates on wildlife rescues and organizational activities.

Transporters are on the front line, available on short notice to transport animals in emergency situations, ensuring they receive care as soon as possible.

Assist with educational shows and events, helping to engage the public and spread awareness about reptile care and conservation. Volunteers will help set up events, interact with attendees, and provide information about reptiles.

Drive to pick up animals in need of rescue and transport them to foster homes or rehabilitation centers. Volunteers must be able to handle animals safely and ensure their comfort during transit.

Assist with managing social media accounts and fundraising activities to support the organization's mission. Volunteers will help raise awareness and gather resources for wildlife rehabilitation.

Volunteers assist with feeding, cleaning, and providing medical care to unwanted pets and injured wildlife. Responsibilities include cleaning cages, moving equipment, and participating in improvement projects to ensure the well-being of the reptiles.

Assist in organizing and managing adoption events to help animals find their forever homes. Responsibilities include setting up event spaces, interacting with potential adopters, and providing information about the animals.

Conduct home visits as part of the adoption process to ensure a safe and suitable environment for the animals. Volunteers will assess the living conditions and provide feedback to the organization.

Assist in the application process by checking references for potential adopters. This role involves contacting references and verifying information provided in adoption applications.

Support the organization's education initiatives by helping to create and deliver educational materials and presentations about animal care and adoption.

Transport animals to and from adoption events, veterinary appointments, and foster homes. Volunteers must ensure the safe and comfortable travel of animals.

Join TreeHouse Cincinnati, Inc. as a volunteer to help carry out our mission of providing support and hope to the community. Volunteers can contribute in various ways, whether they have a few hours to spare or wish to make a long-term commitment.

Assist Jazz Vivace by offering your time, lending an instrument, or providing in-kind services to help strengthen the jazz community in Cincinnati. Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting live jazz music events and community engagement.

Participate in local events to remove invasive plants such as honeysuckle or garlic mustard. No experience is needed, and volunteers will assist in preserving Ohio's natural habitats by removing non-native plant species.

Assist with various tasks at the GO Pantry warehouse, including date checking and sorting donations, packing GO Boxes and GO Bags, loading and stacking boxes on pallets, and removing plastic from canned goods. Most shifts are on weekdays, with some weekend and evening shifts available.

Organize and host a food drive to support GO Pantry. Engage with your community, including kids, co-workers, church members, neighbors, sports teams, and more, to collect much-needed food items and spread awareness about childhood food insecurity.

Assist in organizing and managing community events at The Carnegie Center. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and guest assistance to ensure smooth operations and a welcoming atmosphere.

Participate in The Welcome Project, which focuses on community engagement and support for immigrants and refugees. Volunteers will assist in organizing and executing project activities.

Help with the planning and execution of special events at Wave Pool. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and post-event cleanup.

Assist in the gallery during open hours, helping visitors and maintaining the space. Volunteers are needed to ensure the smooth operation of gallery events and exhibitions.

Assist with organizing and running adoption events, including setting up, interacting with potential adopters, and helping with event logistics. Volunteers should be outgoing and enjoy working with the public.

Help process adoption applications by reviewing forms and conducting interviews with potential adopters. Volunteers should have good communication skills and attention to detail.

Assist in transporting dogs to and from foster homes, adoption events, and veterinary appointments. Volunteers should be comfortable handling dogs and have a valid driver's license.

As a Funding Agent Volunteer, you will assist in securing funding for educational initiatives. Responsibilities include identifying potential funding sources and collaborating with partners to support STEM programs.

As an Educator Talent Scout Volunteer, you will identify and recruit talented educators to participate in STEM programs. Responsibilities include outreach and engagement with potential educator partners.

As a Change Leader Volunteer, you will help drive transformational work in the 21st century STEM classroom. Responsibilities include supporting innovative educational programs and collaborating with educators and partners.

As a Partner Coordinator Volunteer, you will facilitate partnerships between the organization and external entities. Responsibilities include coordinating with partners to enhance STEM education programs.

Provides fire and EMS from a single station with a combination of career and volunteer staff. Non emergent volunteers can assist with fundraising, vehicle maintenance and administrative duties. | Requirements: None. Department may be able to provide training toward certification of fire and EMS volunteers. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Junior Members, Department Support, Community Education

Participate in adoption events to help dogs find their forever homes. Responsibilities include setting up the event, interacting with potential adopters, and providing information about the adoption process.

Take dogs on day trips to provide them with exercise and socialization. Volunteers can take dogs to local trails, parks, or scheduled activities to help them get adopted.

Help transport dogs in need to vet appointments, foster homes, or adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a safe vehicle for transporting animals.

Assist in organizing and running fundraising events to support Cleo's Legacy's mission. Volunteers will help set up, manage, and break down events while engaging with the community to raise awareness and funds.

Assist with the maintenance and expansion of the hiking trail at Goltra Nature Preserve. Volunteers will help with tasks such as clearing paths, planting native species, and ensuring the trail is safe and accessible for visitors.

Assist with office-oriented tasks such as data entry, organizing files, and other administrative duties to support the rescue's operations.

Engage directly with dogs in the rescue, providing them with socialization and care. Volunteers may also assist with walking dogs and helping them adjust to human interaction.

Conduct oral histories to capture and preserve the stories of local residents. This role requires good interpersonal skills and an interest in history.

Assist with organizing and maintaining files in the library. This role is crucial for keeping our library resources accessible and up-to-date.

Design and set up new exhibits in the museum. This role involves creativity and attention to detail to enhance visitor experience.

Maintain and update the Society's website and social media platforms. This role is essential for keeping the community informed about our activities and events.

Assist with the general upkeep of Cincinnati’s largest park, Mt. Airy Forest, by helping with maintenance tasks such as trail clearing and park beautification. Volunteers are essential to supporting the Parks Department in managing the park's extensive area.

Volunteers will work with Northside Greenspace Inc. members to remove invasive species and help establish diverse native forest habitats. The specific species targeted for removal will depend on the season and timing of volunteer events.

The Career Center is dedicated to helping women achieve their career goals, offering services like resume building, interview preparation, networking advice, and more. By volunteering, you can play a key role in providing support, guidance, and encouragement to women looking to advance their careers.

We need your help sorting and organizing donations so we can best serve local women. You will be standing and doing some light lifting.

We want those who donate to be appreciated for their contributions and that is your role. You will be greeting, answering questions, collecting donor information and other projects as needed.

Join our team as a Career Center Volunteer and play an essential role in supporting individuals as they navigate their career journeys. This is a great opportunity to give back, build connections, and make a positive impact on others' professional growth.

The Burlington Fire Protection District is a combination Fire/EMS department providing service to 38 square miles in Boone County Kentucky. | Requirements: • Training required - NONE! • Must pass an NFPA 1582 physical for fire or a "fit for duty" from physician for EMS • Must complete recruit academy before participation in emergency response • Must provide a minimum of 16 hours/month in station | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education

Assist in organizing and executing the annual Luminaria event, which raises funds for community projects and charitable causes. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and post-event activities.

Burlington Fire Protection District are seeking community-minded individuals for multiple volunteer positions. Volunteerism is vital to the USA and firefighting is still largely accomplished by volunteers in this country. We are always looking for anyone ages 16-18 for our Junior firefighter program and anyone over age 18 to be a "regular" volunteer firefighter. No experience, no problem; we will teach you everything you need to know to be a vital part of this awesome community service. We are a combination department, which means we have career staff and volunteers. Our program is hugely successful and in the past 10 years, we have helped almost 100 volunteers reach their goal of becoming career firefighters. However, if your goal is to be here for your community, as a volunteer, then we can accommodate that as well. This is hard work and it doesn't happen overnight. You will need to commit real time on a consistent basis to be properly trained to handle a myriad of all-hazards incidents. We respond to fires, accidents of all types, hazardous materials situations, emergency medical calls and even the occasional cat in a tree. | Requirements: Junior program - ages 16-18 Regular volunteer- age 18 and above No experience necessary, but we will not turn you away if you have experience. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, EMT

Participate in the maintenance and development of the Mt. Airy Commons Community Garden by helping with tasks such as planting, weeding, watering, and general upkeep. Volunteers contribute to creating a vibrant green space for the community.

Join the monthly beautification efforts to clean up Mt. Airy by participating in litter pickup, vegetation removal, and setting up decorations. Volunteers collaborate with local organizations to enhance the neighborhood's appearance.

Mentors should be passionate about helping young women to thrive. We use group mentoring so each group of young women will be led by 2-3 mentors. Time commitment is about two hours per week. All mentors will have to undergo a BCII (Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification) background check.

Volunteer as a guest speaker to share your expertise and experiences with young women. This role involves speaking at events or classes to inspire and educate participants.

Cook meals for events or programs to support the young women participating in our activities. This role involves preparing and serving food.

Help host the annual Neighborhood Egg Hunt celebration, which gathers over 200 adults and children for fun, conversation, art, and free candy. Volunteers will assist with event setup, activities, and hospitality.

Participate in weekly Sidewalk Hospitality gatherings by brewing coffee, making hot chocolate, hosting art activities, and creating spaces for neighbors to connect. Volunteers will engage with the community to foster connection.

Join the IHPWP team in organizing and participating in a clean-up event for the Little Miami River, which is crucial for maintaining the health of the community's aquifer. Volunteers will help remove debris and pollutants from the river to protect the local water supply.

Help manage and organize historical items and documents. Responsibilities include sorting, storing, and scanning documents for future use.

Conduct interviews with long-term residents to capture and preserve their stories as part of the Oral History program. This role involves preparing interview questions and recording sessions.

Assist in planning and coordinating public events, including the Village Directory and Terrace Park House Tour. Responsibilities include event logistics, outreach, and hospitality management.

Volunteers will present our safe driving curriculum to high school students, educating them on road safety rules and practices. Presenters will work closely with local police and fire departments to deliver impactful sessions.

Volunteers are needed to take documents and pictures home to scan and label. This helps digitize thousands of items that are not yet digitized. Volunteers will be provided with a flash drive for the task.

Assist with the administrative tasks of the organization, including managing communications, organizing events, and supporting the leadership team. Volunteers will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of Driving Angels' programs.

Participate in various programs that integrate art and music into the medical field. Volunteers can propose new programs or join existing ones, helping to bring music and art to healthcare settings.

Assist in spreading awareness about the Drug Free Clubs of America and its mission to protect youth from drug use. Volunteers will engage with community members, distribute informational materials, and support events aimed at promoting a drug-free lifestyle.

Volunteers are needed to help organize and participate in various events at the Big Bone Lick State Historic Site. Responsibilities include setting up events, engaging with the public, and sharing information about the site's history and significance.

Be a Part of The Tradition. Be a Part of The Excitement. Be a Part of The Community. Be a Volunteer Firefighter and/or EMT. The Greenhills Volunteer Fire Department was founded in 1938 and its mission is to provide fire and EMS services to the residents of Greenhills, Ohio and to neighboring communities through mutual aid and contract agreements. The Greenhills Volunteer Fire Department is currently looking to continually grow its team of professional, certified volunteer firefighters and EMTs. 100% Volunteer, 100% of the Time Website: www/ghfd.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Greenhills-Fire-Department-415958818493468/timeline/ Twitter: @GreenhillsFD | Requirements: Prefer State of Ohio certified firefighters and State of Ohio / National Registry certified EMT's. All candidates will be considered. All candidates must meet the minimum age and educational requirements as defined by the State of Oho for firefighter and EMT. Firefighter requirements can be found at http://www.publicsafety.ohio.gov/links/ems_hdi_become_ff.pdf EMT requirements can be found at http://www.ems.ohio.gov/ems_education.stm All candidates must complete an application, an in-person interview, criminal background check and physical examination. Depending on level of commitment, response capability and results of the interview and acceptance process, department funded training may be available. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support