Volunteers assist in providing vehicle repairs and maintenance to those in need. Tasks include performing oil changes, checking tire pressure, and replacing parts like alternators and brakes. Volunteers should have a genuine desire to help and serve the community.

Under general supervision of an officer, the on-call firefighter provides fire suppression, rescue, medical and other emergency care in accordance the rules and regulations, administrative policies and operational procedures of the department. Helps keep the department in a constant state of readiness and assists with fire prevention and public education. | Requirements: Minimum Qualifications  High school graduate or equivalent.  Must be at least 18 years of age.  Valid Class D Minnesota driver license.  Must live within eight (9) minutes of an Elk River fire station.  Must satisfactorily pass the required pre-employment screening, including physical exams. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with organizing and managing youth lacrosse events, including setting up fields, managing equipment, and ensuring the smooth operation of games. Volunteers may also help with registration and providing information to participants and spectators.

Assist in promoting performances and events through various media channels, enhancing community engagement.

Assist with ticket sales, check-in guests, and provide information about seating and event details.

Assist patrons in finding their seats, distribute programs, and provide general information about the performance and venue.

Manage the concessions stand, handle cash transactions, and ensure a pleasant experience for patrons purchasing snacks and beverages.

Assist in crafting, organizing, and managing props for performances, ensuring all items are ready for use.

Help build and assemble stage sets, working with a team to create the physical environment for performances.

Assist in costume construction, maintenance, and organization, ensuring all costumes are performance-ready.

Assist with lighting setup, cable repair, and strike assistance to ensure optimal lighting for performances.

Logistics volunteers assist with the setup and organization of the camp, ensuring smooth operations throughout the event. This role is crucial for the success of the camp.

The Big Lake Fire Department is seeking self-motivated candidates who possess excellent professional and interpersonal skills for Paid-On-Call Firefighters. The Big Lake Fire Department currently has 38 Paid-On-Call firefighters to provide fire suppression, rescue and first aid, fire prevention, and community service. Individuals must meet response time requirements which include living within a response zone of 7 miles to the Big Lake Fire Station. A valid driver's license with a good driving record is essential. Compensation and Benefits All on-call firefighters are part-time employees of the city and township and are compensated for actual hours worked, including emergency responses, training, and special events. Pay starts at $15.00 per hour with annual steps with satisfactory reviews. Through the Big Lake Fire Department Relief Association, every on-call firefighter also earns a pension of $5,500/year (effective January 2023), which is paid in-full after 20 years of active service. | Requirements: High School Diploma or equivalent degree, residency within the 7 mile response zone, a valid driver's license with a good driving record, and clear criminal background. Candidates will have to pass a written test, physical fitness test, psychological test, and physical examination. | Categories: Firefighter

Provide relevant content, either written or via podcast participation, to promote recovery work. This role involves participating in podcast interviews, conducting research, and contributing to content assignments.

Support the setup and maintenance of exhibits at the Anoka County Historical Society. Volunteers will help with organizing materials, guiding visitors, and providing information about the exhibits.

Assist in gathering and documenting the stories of Vietnam veterans from Anoka County to ensure their experiences are preserved and shared. Volunteers will conduct interviews and help with archival processes.

Participate in group activities to support the mission's initiatives, such as fall clean-up events. Volunteers work in teams to improve the mission's environment and services.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks at the mission. Opportunities are available on Saturdays from 9am to 1pm and Sundays from 1:30pm to 5:30pm.

Reading Mentors are volunteers who are paired with a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd grader for weekly reading sessions. Mentors are required to commit to volunteering on a weekly basis for the same day and time for a minimum of 8-12 weeks.

Materials assistants help keep the library neat and orderly with tasks such as putting carts of items in proper order, stamping, sorting, counting, or cleaning, preparing items for the book sale, and pulling items from shelves to fill hold requests.