Provide hands-on CPR training to community members, helping to build a network of first responders within underrepresented communities. Volunteers will be trained to deliver CPR instruction effectively.

Engage young learners and their families in indoor gardening activities, teaching sustainable living practices and nutritional awareness. Volunteers will assist in setting up and maintaining indoor gardens using the Gardyn system.

The Community Service program guides members to identify local concerns and carry out projects to improve the quality of life in their communities. Through their projects, members experience character development and improve their critical and creative thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.

Join the Spellers & Allies Advocacy Network to advocate for communication access for nonspeaking individuals. Collaborate with speaking peers to raise awareness and create change in schools, employment, healthcare, and the justice system.

Coordinate the annual cookie sale at the troop level. Responsibilities include setting up cookie booths, managing inventory and money, and celebrating the achievements of the Girl Scouts as they earn rewards for their sales.

Work with a group of Girl Scouts and mentor them as they make new friends and develop connections that will last a lifetime. This role involves planning activities and guiding girls in their journey through Girl Scouts.

Have fun by helping at our Council Programs and Events. This role involves assisting with various activities and ensuring that events run smoothly for the participants.

Identify grant opportunities and seek business sponsors. Organize the DSFP’s charity golf tournament and other fundraisers. Perform data entry, filing, and administration work.

Volunteers receive food donations, stock shelves, pack bags of food for Pantry guests, and distribute food when the Pantry is open. They also pack weekend food bags for food-insecure students participating in the 'Backpack Buddies' program.

Volunteers are needed to pick up donated food from stores, farms, or drop-off boxes, organize food drives, and grow food in home gardens. They can also start a Feed the Need or Fight Hunger club at their school or organize a Meal Kit event at their office.

Volunteers pass out business cards to those who might need assistance, volunteer at community events supporting the Pantry, and transport bags of food from the 'Backpack Buddies' program to students at local schools.

As a volunteer for The National Map Corps, you will contribute by editing and verifying structures data across the U.S., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. This role requires internet access and a willingness to learn, allowing you to participate from your own hometown or any location of your choice.

Volunteer to provide meals for our Community Dinner Ministry in Sterling. This involves preparing and serving food to community members in need every Tuesday at 6:30pm.

ACHN seeks volunteers for clinical support roles such as medical assistants, phlebotomists, screeners, scribes, receptionists, translators/interpreters, and administrative assistants. Applicants must be 18 years of age, a high-school graduate, and commit to a minimum of 6 months and 2 days per week.

ACHN welcomes licensed healthcare providers including doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, physical therapists, optometrists, and registered nurses to volunteer. Volunteers must commit to a minimum of 6 months and 2 days per week, and must undergo training and orientation after acceptance.

Volunteers are responsible for creating uplifting cards and notes for individuals in need. Cards can be homemade or store-bought, filled with handmade messages, and must adhere to specific guidelines provided by A Bright Spot.

Coordinate the preparation and distribution of Community Care Boxes filled with cards and notes to organizations and individuals in need. This role involves organizing shipments and liaising with partner organizations.

Fire Chief Brookings Fire Department (SD) The Brookings Fire Department, South Dakota, is seeking a new Fire Chief. The Brookings Fire Department targets 49 members, including four career members and 45 dedicated and professional volunteers. The Department protects the City of Brookings, as well as 186 square miles in Brookings County and 27 square miles in Moody County. The Fire Department provides fire investigation, fire prevention and education, fire service training, fire suppression, inspection and pre-planning, plan review, rescue and recovery services, and more. If you meet the minimum qualifications and desire to manage a growing, passionate agency, don’t miss the opportunity to apply. Salary: $106,221 – $143,711 The City also provides a generous benefits package. The City will also help our new Fire Chief transition into the role by providing relocation assistance and six (6) month housing assistance. Please submit a signed and completed application, cover letter, resume, and any other relevant supporting documentation. This is an open application until filled. First review of resumes will be Thursday, May 30, 2024. Application materials must be sent electronically to: recruitment@esci.us For an application and other information, including complete job description and brochure visit us online at: https://esci.us/executive-recruitment/ | Requirements: For more information and a complete job description visit us online: https://esci.us/executive-recruitment/ | Categories: Firefighter

Engage the community to support a Welcome Home celebration for Veterans upon their return from the trip. This involves rallying local schools, businesses, and organizations to participate in the event.

If you have a passion for photography, help capture the memories of the trip by setting up a portable studio for professional portraits at the departure facility and documenting the day’s events.