We are looking for eager and ready body people to help serve your community. We are in need of persons to serve and help protect the City of Creola and surrounding areas. This will involve what you are willing and able to do... Firefighting, Pumper Operations, Medical Training and Care, Station and Vehicle Maintenance and more. Are you willing to help? | Requirements: We provide on hand training and will elevate your knowledge of the City and the knowledge needed to before your duties safely and efficiently. This will all be based on what you are able and willing to do. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support

⚠️ Creola Fire Department is looking for VOLUNTEERS!! ? Do you have what it takes❓ Don’t worry! We’ll find a SPOT for you‼️ EMS Volunteers - Support Crew - Firefighters - ALL Positions - Drivers - Pump Operators We need you! Stop by any Tuesday Night at 6:30pm or message us for details! Support your Neighbors and Community! | Requirements: 16 years of age and live within 5 miles of Creola city limits | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support

We need more Volunteers for all positions of our Volunteer Fire Department. | Requirements: Not requirement but a desire to serve your community with the physical abllity to do so. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Department Support

We are in need of volunteers who want to make their community the best it can be. No experience necessary, we provide free training in house and through the Alabama Fire College using qualified fire service instructors. We are in need of people for all positions not just firefighting. If firefighting is not your thing we can still use you to assist with other functions and other calls. | Requirements: There are no requirements, we provide the training you need if you do not have any experience. If you do have any experience bring you certificates and/or licenses with you. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT, Other, Fundraising

Volunteer as a mentor to provide encouragement and support to at-risk youth in Mobile. Help them overcome adversity and discover their path toward a productive and fulfilling future.

Time Commitment: 3-6 hours per month, busiest time is Phillip Cares Day and Appreciation, January and November, varies ongoing. Serve as a year-round clearinghouse to fill Phillip Cares volunteer needs. Collaborate with the president to prepare volunteer position descriptions for Phillip Cares Day packet and online volunteer page. Coordinate with the secretary to prepare and post an online volunteer sign-up page. To volunteer please contact Phillip Johnson at (251) 300-5967 or info@phillipcares.org.

Time Commitment: 4-6 hours per month, including attending Phillip Cares meetings. Busiest Times of Year: Ongoing, some summer work preparing the budget for the fall. Collaborate with the president to generate the annual Phillip Cares budget. Prepare the annual audit and tax return. Pay bills and reimbursements as required. Oversee ongoing Phillip Cares finances. To volunteer please contact Phillip Johnson at (251) 300-5967 or info@phillipcares.org.

Time Commitment: Ongoing. Is the previous president or a board chosen volunteer. Works closely with the current president to ensure a successful year for Phillip Cares. Answers any questions the current president may have. Provides any resources or contacts that may be useful to Phillip Cares. Review bylaws and standing rules annually. Adheres to formal adoption of new bylaws when needed. To volunteer please contact Phillip Johnson at (251) 300-5967 or info@phillipcares.org.

Time Commitment: Year round. Create a criterion for a pet to achieve pet of the month. Orient owners via emailed notices. Once a month reward the pet of the month with a certificate and a treat. To volunteer please contact Phillip Johnson at (251) 300-5967 or info@phillipcares.org.

Time Commitment: about 1-2 hours per month, more during peak times. Busiest Times of Year: Ongoing. Maintain Phillip Cares insignia products - place vendor orders, advertise merchandise sales, organize and maintain inventory, submit invoices to the treasurer for reimbursement to vendors. To volunteer please contact Phillip Johnson at (251) 300-5967 or info@phillipcares.org.

Alabama Contemporary Art Center is looking for individuals willing to welcome visitors to our art gallery during open gallery hours. Your tasks would include recording guest attendance, asking for donations at the door, taking cash and credit card payments, and informing guests about our exhibitions and public programs.

Our volunteers are key actors in achieving our mission to create a space for courageous conversations and incentivizing constructive community-building through the arts. Volunteers assist at the front desk, during Art Walk, our educational programs, and in special events. We are looking for volunteers of all ages and abilities. Volunteers ages 13–17 must provide the name and contact information of a parent or legal guardian.

Join us in upkeep of the house; experience in painting, carpentry, plumbing, or electrical work is desired.

Help collect and donate household items and supplies to support families staying at the Ronald McDonald House. You can also host a donation drive to collect items from your community.

Assist in the Ronald McDonald Family Rooms at USA Children’s Hospital by greeting families and ensuring a warm, friendly atmosphere.

Collect pull tabs from aluminum cans and donate to the Ronald McDonald House to support its operations.

Provide assistance with house operations including clerical duties, donation drop-offs, guest assistance, and cleaning.

Help prepare meals for families by cooking in our kitchen or coordinating meal donations from local restaurants.

Be the first point of contact for families arriving at the house. Handle phone calls and provide assistance to guests.

Our tutoring program inside the Metro Jail is helping people go to work at good jobs when they get out, and keep from coming back. Your tutoring and admin skills can help women get into the program, study the right things, and pass the test!

Assist school-age children with activities and homework in the After School Achievement Program, Mondays and Tuesdays from 3:30-5:30 p.m.

Assist in planning and executing social events for the community. Tasks include planning, decorations, food arrangements, and event setup and cleanup.

Join the Membership Team to help manage and grow the organization's membership base. Responsibilities include outreach, member engagement, and assisting with membership records.

Work with the Safety and Signage Team to enhance neighborhood safety and improve signage. Responsibilities include assessing current signage and proposing improvements.

Participate in the Beautification Team to improve streetscape and curb appeal. Help organize and judge the Outstanding Yard Awards.

Support ongoing projects at Leinkauf School through the LEAP program. Tasks may include mentoring, organizing activities, and supporting educational initiatives.

Looking for a great way to give back? We are looking for volunteers for the Little Sisters of the Poor Lawn Party which will be held on October 19. There are 2-hour, 4-hour, and all-day shifts available. Please respond to this need and fill out the form below to sign up.

Many of our benefactors ask if there is anything we need for our Residents. Below are some of those items. Thank you for your generosity!

We are looking for volunteers with gardening experience who would be willing to share their time and talent with our Home. We have several beautiful gardens for our Residents and visitors to enjoy, and would be most grateful for help in maintaining them. Schedule and time commitment is flexible.

We are in need of dining room volunteers to assist in serving our elderly Residents breakfast and aid in clearing tables afterward. Meals in our dining room are served restaurant style. Breakfast is from 7:45 a.m. - 9 a.m. As a dining room volunteer, you'll enjoy getting to know our wonderful Residents while helping them in a meaningful way.

We are looking for a volunteer to occasionally come and fill up the bird seed feeders around the grounds of the Home. The Little Sisters of the Poor is a home for the elderly poor located in midtown Mobile. We are a non-profit and rely on generous volunteers to help accomplish our mission of loving service to the aging.

Volunteers are needed to assist in maintaining the cattery yard and perform general yard work. A genuine love and concern for animal welfare is required, and volunteers should enjoy interacting with dogs, cats, and other volunteers. Must be aged between 18 and 80.

Looking for people within the Spanish Fort community who are ready to volunteer to help keep the city we live in safe! Volunteer drill is held every Tuesday night from 6:30 to 9:30pm. We are looking for volunteers of all ages. There are positions available for every person no matter your age or experience. | Requirements: Must be 16 and older with a valid drivers license and live within the Spanish Fort Fire district. No other requirements are necessary. After attending 3 drills, a person can be voted in. Once voted in, personnel will be trained as a volunteer firefighter. | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Fundraising, Community Education, Firefighter

Looking for an opportunity to explore the fire service? Join the Stapleton Volunteer Fire Department Fire Explorer Program. Explorers can start at age 14+ Explorers have the ability to gain hands-on knowledge of the fire service and basic medical training. If you want to join and help your community, we have a spot for you. | Requirements: Be in school and at least 14 or older. Attend Three Meetings to be enabled to be voted into the department. | Categories: Junior Members

Looking for volunteers to join the Stapleton Volunteer Fire Department. Anybody can join, Volunteers/Support 18+. Even if you don't think you can be a firefighter, support positions are also available. If you want to join and help your community, we have a spot for you. | Requirements: Attend Three Meetings to be enabled to be voted into the department. | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Firefighter

Help educate prospective students about the OT program through an engaging cookie decorating session.

We are looking for someone who has an interest in photography to fulfill the role of our Photographer / Media Relations Specialist. | Requirements: None | Categories: Department Support

Volunteer Firefighter | Requirements: FIRST THINGS FIRST Must be at least 18, live in the Spanish Fort FD jurisdiction and have an insurable driving history. Next, complete an application. We will need a copy of your current driver’s license. Come to the station on any Tuesday night be | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, Department Support, Community Education

Help create a sensory-friendly environment for children to enjoy trick-or-treating. This event is sponsored by PT and OT students.

Volunteers are needed for the setup of the sensory trick-or-treat event on October 22, 2024. Setup will begin at 5:00 pm.

Volunteers are needed to assist during a mass casualty event simulation, helping to manage and educate participants.

Assist in making Easter baskets for Foster Together Gulf Coast, a community service aimed at supporting youth in foster care.

Assist residents at Mulherin Home to enjoy trick-or-treating and various Halloween games. Volunteers are required to be present for setup.

Provide support to patients and families in homes, nursing homes, or ALF's. Support includes companionship, respite for caregivers, assisting with small tasks, running errands, etc.

Provide telephone contact, mailings, and visits to family members following the death of a loved one. May help with adult support groups and/or Remembrance Ceremonies, and Camp Connect - a bereaved children's camp that is held annually.

Covenant Hospice is seeking active duty and veteran volunteers to support the We Honor Veterans program. Volunteers assist with outreach and education for veterans helping them to access hospice care and visit veteran patients to present them with certificates and pins, thanking them for their service to our country.

You can welcome a person learning English by volunteering as an office helper with Goodwill Gulf Coast! Participants arrive for classes at Goodwill's Azalea Community Center and often don't know where to go. You will be a welcoming smile and their source of information to join the correct class and learn English. You can make a BIG impact with a little time and effort!

Foster rescued pets in your home until they are adopted. Food, medication, veterinary care, and other essential needs will be provided by Misfits.

Seek out fundraising ideas and opportunities, create relationships with local businesses, and participate in fundraising events. Work with the web developer and marketing director regarding advertising for fundraisers.

Seek out and organize other volunteers for fostering, transportation, fundraising, and more. Help review volunteer applications and keep an active list of past and present volunteers.

Aid in producing and managing event material, partner with event chairs to execute a successful marketing plan, and act as a liaison between Misfits and the media.

Keep accurate records of all organization activities, record the minutes of board meetings, and provide board members with minutes. Work directly with animals during fundraisers and adoption events.

Transport pets to veterinary appointments and their forever homes. Must maintain a valid Alabama driver's license and the minimum required car insurance.

Help a child, teen, or adult with special needs through a 45-minute dance class once a week from September to May. Volunteers will assist in various classes and are encouraged to be consistent in their attendance.

Help a special needs teen or adult in a 45-minute class on Tuesdays. No dance experience required; just bring a kind heart and a willingness to help.

Assist a special needs child or teen in a 45-minute hip hop class on Thursdays. No dance experience required, just a kind heart to help our students smile. Commitment to attending classes consistently from September to May is appreciated.

Assist a child, teen, or adult with special needs in a 45-minute dance class once a week from September to May. Volunteers will be paired with a child with special needs, making this a rewarding experience, especially for those pursuing education or health-related fields.

Help a special needs child or adult through a 45-minute cheer class on Tuesdays. No dance experience is necessary, just a kind heart to ensure our students smile. Consistency is important, so please commit to attending as many classes as possible from September to May.

Assist a special needs child or adult through a 45-minute theater class on Thursdays. No dance experience is necessary; just bring a kind heart to help our students smile. Commitment to attending classes from September to May is appreciated.

Organize events that bring people together and elevate the mission of For Dignity using event-planning skills and strategy.

Partner with local churches to spread the mission of hope and service, uniting communities for a stronger impact.

Secure funding by writing compelling grant proposals to continue empowering women and transforming lives.

Organize, inspire, and lead volunteers eager to make a difference, acting as the heart of the team.

Help build a strong, visionary board by referring passionate leaders interested in shaping the future of For Dignity.

Ensure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes, acting as the backbone of the movement.

Maintain communication with current donors through calls and emails to ensure continued support.

Use creativity to amplify the organization's message, tell impactful stories, and spread the word about For Dignity's powerful work.

Help raise resources by connecting with donors, sharing the organization's story, and bringing hope to women in need.

Teach life skills courses to equip homeless women and children with tools for success. Looking for instructors on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

You can help local children get FREE books to read in their homes! Goodwill Gulf Coast has hundreds of books that need to be sorted for quality so children can take them home to read and enjoy. You can make a big difference in just 2 hours of time.

If you have the skills to fix a bicycle, you can get donated medical equipment clean, working properly, and ready to give away to anyone who needs it. This program saves people a third of a million dollars per year on their medical needs. You can make this big a difference in someone's life! Location: Goodwill Airport Community Center.