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van dyne fire department was formed in 1929. we are located in fond du lac county, Wisconsin. van dyne is a small unincorporated village located between fond du lac and Oshkosh. we serve about 5000 people in the town of friendship in fond du lac county and the town of black wolf in Winnebago county. we average about 200 first responder calls and 60 fire calls a year. | Requirements: new recruits are required to take the Wisconsin entry level firefighter class and the first responder class, and attend monthly meetings and trainings. new recruits must live or work in one of the two townships. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Volunteers can engage in art and music activities with individuals, providing support and encouragement in creative expression. Orientation and supervision will be provided by staff as needed.

Volunteers bring pets to interact with individuals, providing comfort and companionship. Orientation and supervision will be provided by Brooke Industries staff.

Volunteers assist with individual and group literacy programs, helping participants improve their reading and writing skills. Orientation and supervision will be provided by Brooke Industries staff.

Volunteers help train individuals in vocational rehabilitation programs, supporting their development of job skills and work readiness. Orientation and supervision will be provided by Brooke Industries staff.

Assist in maintaining and supervising interactive exhibits, ensuring they are engaging and safe for children and families. Volunteers will help facilitate learning through play and support museum staff during events.

Volunteers are scheduled to help feed, water, socialize, clean, and spend much-needed time with the pets. This role is crucial in providing care and attention to the animals, helping them feel loved and secure.

Greet and assist members at the Welcome Center desk. Provide information, answer questions, and ensure a welcoming environment for all members and visitors.

Assist with young members in Child Watch. Provide a safe and engaging environment for children while their parents utilize the YMCA facilities.

Coach sports teams for various youth sports programs. Help develop skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship in young athletes.

Help with fundraising efforts to support YMCA programs and services. Assist in organizing events, contacting donors, and managing fundraising campaigns.

Check in with elderly and disabled individuals in their homes to reduce social isolation. Volunteers provide needed socialization, in-person or by phone, to enhance quality of life.

Providing positive academic support to school-age kids. Volunteers help students succeed at reading, practicing math, writing, and more. Eligibility requires being age 55 or over and enjoying sharing time with children.

Volunteers serve at area nonprofits to help increase their efficiency and effectiveness. They help students, older adults, individuals with disabilities, and families in need.

Provide transportation in the Winnebago County region, enabling people to be more independent, healthier, and less socially isolated. Drivers use their personal vehicles and are reimbursed for mileage.

Volunteers will engage with children at the Chakuwama Children’s Home in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, providing cultural exchange and educational support. Responsibilities include teaching English, helping with homework, and organizing recreational activities.

Participate in organizing and running community events. Responsibilities include setting up, assisting attendees, and ensuring the smooth operation of events. No registration is required for drop-in programs.

Provide free one-on-one tutoring services to students in need. Volunteers will be matched with students to help them improve their academic skills and confidence.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks around the shelter, particularly cleaning in the mornings. This role is crucial for maintaining a clean and safe environment for the animals.

Hospice volunteers provide companionship, run errands, provide caregiver relief, and assist with special projects. They work behind the scenes performing clerical duties or assisting with special projects at hospice sites.

Volunteers make a difference throughout SSM Health by working in patient-care areas and non-patient care areas. They are commonly seen on nursing units, at information desks, in gift shops, outpatient departments, and emergency rooms.

Volunteers with pets can participate in pet therapy programs, visiting patients and their families to provide comfort and companionship. This program is available at many of our hospitals.

Participate in committees that meet regularly to ensure smooth operations and bring new ideas to the organization. Committees include fundraising, marketing, mentorship, and school supply distribution.

REACH is always seeking mentors for our youth mentoring program: REACH One. Help the youth in our area by providing guidance and support through mentorship.

REACH is currently seeking individuals for our Board of Directors. Participate in community service or nonprofit work by joining our Board where you will be part of decision making and future growth for REACH.