This paid per call Firefighters position responds to a variety of emergencies such as fires, traffic accidents, emergency medical assists with our local EMS service. There are required classes of which the cost of the class is covered by the Fire District. | Requirements: Some of the requirements, but not all requirements are listed below. Become certified as a Wisconsin Firefighter 1 within twelve months of hire. Respond to a minimum number of calls per year. Have a valid drivers license. | Categories: Firefighter

The Edgerton Fire Protection District is currently seeking individuals who would like to make a difference in our community. We are a combination department that provides fire and EMS services as well as community education. We are seeking paid on call firefighters and EMT's. In addition, we are looking for individuals to support our community education efforts. No experience is necessary. We will provide all necessary training at no cost! Feel free to give us a call or stop down to see what it's all about! | Requirements: Firefighters: -IFSAC Firefighter 1 within first year -IFSAC Firefighter 2 within second year -Healthcare Provider CPR EMTs: -EMT-B within first year Community Educators: No requirements. Training will be based on the role you function in with us. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Community Education

Support the organization during various events such as dog shows, obedience trials, and community parades. Responsibilities include event setup, registration, and assisting participants and attendees.

Help instructors during dog training classes by setting up equipment, assisting with demonstrations, and providing support to class participants. This role is ideal for those who love working with dogs and have an interest in training.

Assist with various community outreach programs such as educational seminars, workshops, and events. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and interacting with the public to promote responsible dog ownership.

Assist with various tasks related to animal care and rescue, including fostering animals, helping at events, and supporting administrative tasks. Volunteers play a crucial role in the organization's mission to rescue and care for animals.

Assist with the YMCA's food program by helping to prepare and distribute meals to community members in need. Volunteers will play a crucial role in ensuring that everyone has access to nutritious food.

Shelters rely on the support of volunteers. Help at the House of Mercy to support homeless teens and families.

Volunteers are needed to answer the helpline and text line, monitor security cameras, and report issues to staff. This role is crucial in supporting the shelter's operations and ensuring the safety and well-being of its residents.

Assist the Child and Family Advocate in conducting trainings and during support groups. This role is vital in providing educational and emotional support to families in need.

Keep updated client logs to enhance communication between staff and volunteers during each shift. This role supports the effective operation of the shelter and ensures continuity of care for clients.

Help with intermediate repairs and grounds keeping to maintain the facility's infrastructure. This role is essential for ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for all visitors and residents.

Assist with various gardening projects throughout the year. There is always something to do!

Paint, build, repair, and garden with this informal and fun group whose name is derived from the “Grumpy Old Men” movie. Mondays and Thursdays from 8 am to 12 pm.

Provide diverse youth and family programming that utilizes the Gardens as a living classroom including school programs and tours, seminars, and family-friendly activities.

Guide bus tours and groups through the Gardens, conveying the history and design of the Gardens and entertaining questions. This role is perfect for those who enjoy speaking and sharing knowledge.

Water containers located throughout the Gardens on Sunday mornings. This role is ideal for those who enjoy early morning activities and gardening.

Walk the Gardens’ paths during hours of operation to ensure the safety of our guests while providing a positive presence in the Gardens. Occasionally assist with wedding guests. A great opportunity to work in pairs with a friend or spouse.

Assist staff with a variety of projects including mailings, data entry, and phone calls. This role is ideal for those who are organized and enjoy administrative tasks.

Provide care for your own specific garden area, on your own schedule. This role is perfect for those who enjoy gardening and want to contribute to the beauty of the Gardens.

A little time can make a big difference in a child’s life. Apply to be a Big Brothers Big Sisters 'Big' and mentor a homeless teen.

Help meet the basic and academic needs of all homeless students by supporting the homeless liaisons in local school districts.

Facilitate monthly support group meetings for bereaved parents. Provide a safe and supportive environment for parents to share their experiences and receive peer support.

Have you ever considered becoming a volunteer trainer for WAGS? Now is the time! We are currently recruiting new volunteer trainers to help raise, socialize, and train our service dogs under the direct supervision and guidance of our Training Director.

Assist families in Dane County by providing in-home and community support for children with disabilities. Volunteers will engage with families to help integrate children into community activities and provide necessary support.

Volunteer time, craft, and heart at Centro. Share your story and connect with the community to make a difference.

Provide academic tutoring to middle school students in the Schools of Hope program, focusing on math and literacy skills. Volunteers will work with students to improve their academic performance and confidence.

Join a network of young professionals dedicated to empowering communities and changing lives through volunteerism and leadership development. Members participate in various events and initiatives to support the Urban League's mission.

Assist in resume critiquing and participate in mock behavioral interviews with Urban League members. Flexible scheduling available to accommodate volunteers.

Support Latino Academy participants with mock interviews and resume development. This service is currently being offered to our participants online via Zoom or in-person at the Latino Academy main office.

Provide math tutoring for GED students. This service is currently being offered to our participants online via Zoom or in-person at the Latino Academy main office.

Support participants in improving their writing skills or one-on-one conversation in English via Zoom or in-person at the Latino Academy main office.

Provide one-on-one coaching and support to our participants. This service is currently being offered to our participants online via Zoom or in-person at the Latino Academy main office.

Volunteers spend time unloading toys from semi-trucks, setting up the Toy Depot, assisting families in toy selection, registering and checking people out, and offering other assistance to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

Assist in organizing and managing youth programs during the World Dairy Expo. Responsibilities include guiding school tours, facilitating youth contests, and supporting educational sessions.

Support school-aged youth in making better life choices and developing career goals. Provide mentorship, skills training, and emotional support to increase school engagement and reduce recidivism.

Mentor young men at high risk of gun violence, helping them develop a post-graduation plan. Facilitate weekly discussions on life skills and provide guidance on transitioning into adulthood.

Assist the Outreach Team in developing relationships with individuals at high risk of gun violence. Provide support through job placement, mental health treatment, and legal services, while offering mentoring and life coaching.

Assist in organizing and managing the 2025 WLA Annual Conference. Responsibilities include event setup, registration, and providing information to attendees. Volunteers will gain experience in event management and networking within the library community.

Volunteers are needed to help sort, label, or pack/re-pack food into family-friendly portions for distribution to our community. Tasks include sorting fresh produce, labeling frozen pizzas, and packing boxes with food for distribution.

Participate in ecological restoration work parties to help maintain and restore the Arboretum's natural areas. Volunteers will work alongside experts to remove invasive species, plant native vegetation, and assist in land stewardship activities.

Support the Visitor Center by providing information to guests, assisting with educational programs, and helping with events. Volunteers will engage with the public and enhance visitor experiences at the Arboretum.

Assist with gardening tasks in the Arboretum's horticultural collections and native plant gardens. Volunteers will help with planting, weeding, and general garden maintenance under the guidance of Arboretum staff.

Grant writing volunteers use their persuasive writing skills to craft compelling grant applications that support Underdog Pet Rescue's mission and projects.

Community building volunteers work to unite volunteers, adopters, and the Madison area around the mission of rescuing and adopting out more animals.

Volunteers staff tables at events, answer questions, provide information, and sell merchandise. They are responsible for setting up and taking down tables, with supplies and training provided by Underdog Pet Rescue.

IT/Tech volunteers assist in maintaining and improving the organization's technological systems to better serve the animals and community.

Event planning volunteers help organize and execute events like Wags & Whiskers, bringing the community together and supporting fundraising efforts.

Transport volunteers drive adoptable pets from various locations to Madison, ensuring safe and comfortable travel. Volunteers need a reliable vehicle and a good driving record, with mileage being tax-deductible.

Social media volunteers manage and promote Underdog Pet Rescue's presence on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, helping to increase awareness and engagement.

Volunteers support marketing and advertising efforts to enhance Underdog Pet Rescue's brand and community awareness, utilizing their expertise to spread the word about the organization.

Provide a temporary home for animals in need until they are adopted. Foster volunteers help animals adjust to home life and prepare them for their forever homes.

Assist in providing rapid, compassionate assistance to communities facing traumatic events. Volunteers work alongside highly trained service dogs to offer comfort and stability during critical incidents such as natural disasters and first responder debriefings.

Assist in organizing and managing library events, including setup, guest assistance, and cleanup. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment for attendees.

Your Monona Fire and EMS is an exciting combination fire and EMS provider looking for exceptional volunteers from our community! We provide fire prevention, suppression, investigation and paramedic EMS response to the City of Monona and surrounding communities. We have opportunities for new members to join our family oriented, community based department, and experience is NOT needed. We will provide you with: NFPA compliant turnout gear (coat, pants, boots, gloves, helmet, and other accessories) State of the art vehicles (2017 Pierce Engine, 2007 Pierce Midmount Ladder, 2004 Pierce Engine - being replaced in 2024, 2019 Braun Ambulance, and more!) Responsive and modern leadership and mentoring programs Paid on premise and paid on call programs Initial and continuing fire education is 100% covered Opportunities to learn and earn your EMS license with us Many other extensive training opportunities Participation in local, regional, state and national training conferences A second family for you to bring your family into We are a combination department, with 9 full time firefighter/medics, 6 part time firefighter/medics, and 35 volunteer firefighters (many with EMS licenses as well). Interested in what we can do for you? Reach out and lets chat! | Requirements: Be 18 years old or older. Have a valid Wisconsin drivers license. Have a desire to help others in times of need. Be willing to learn and work well with others. Complete initial firefighter training within one (1) year of joining - State Certified Firefighter 1 Obtain (or have) a valid BLS CPR card within one (1) year of joining Applicants who reside within the City of Monona will receive higher preference, though all applications are welcome Pass a background check We meet every Tuesday, with a short training and Association meeting on the first, training the second and third, and specific EMS training on the fourth. If you are already trained and certified (fire OR EMS) we can fast track you through our process and have you running calls quicker. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Monona Fire Department Overview 5211 Schluter Rd. Monona, WI 53716 The Monona Fire Department was formed in 1954, providing over 50 years of service to the community of Monona with fire and emergency medical services. The department is a combination | Requirements: See Description | Categories: Firefighter

The Food Bridge Program connects older adults to nutritious food from one of our three partnered food pantries around Madison. Volunteers are matched with one to two older adults to deliver food boxes to.

Join the Doyenne community to support underrepresented entrepreneurs. Volunteers help organize events, provide mentorship, and assist with various programs to empower women and marginalized genders in entrepreneurship.