Specific activities vary depending on the department's needs, but the list below should give you an idea of the types of opportunities that may be available: Teaching fire safety to children Conducting home safety checks Installing smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and fire extinguishers in area homes Maintaining the department’s web site Managing the department’s social media Distributing preparedness materials to residents in your community Providing hydration and refreshments to first responders during long incidents Wildfire mitigation Fundraising Grant writing And so much more! | Requirements: 1. Fire Corps applicants must be 16 years of age or older. 2. Fire Corps applicants must be individual of ethical character. 3. Fire Corps applicants must not have been dishonorably discharged from the United States Armed Forces. 4. Fire Corps applicants must not have been convicted or have pled no contest to a felony or misdemeanor offense including but not limited to immoral conduct, DUI, or narcotics sales or trafficking. This does not include minor traffic infractions; however, the decision to approve or deny a Fire Corps application shall rest with the Operations Chief or his/her designee. 5. All Fire Corps members shall participate in a minimum of four (4) hours activity or training per month, unless approved by the Fire Prevention Officer or Operations Chief, due to personal circumstances. | Categories: Fundraising, Community Education, Junior Members, Fire Corps, Department Support

The Volunteer Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technician (Volunteer FF/EMT) serves the community by responding to a wide variety of situations, ranging from emergencies that immediately threaten life or property to routine citizen requests for information or assistance. They perform duties in the following general categories: fire suppression, emergency medical aid or rescue, hazardous material responses, training, building inspections and public education. The Volunteer FF/EMT normally works under the supervision of a company officer and is expected to function effectively as part of a highly trained team. They are also expected to perform their duties under adverse conditions and physical conditions that may pose a high risk of personal injury or exposure to hazardous conditions or infectious diseases. The Volunteer FF/EMT is required to attend regularly scheduled training in order to maintain the high level of knowledge, skill and ability necessary to function safely and effectively as a firefighter and EMS provider in accordance with state law, county protocols, and standard operating procedures. Requirements Be at least 18 y/o. Valid Driver’s License No Criminal Convections | Requirements: Be at least 18 y/o. Valid Driver’s License No Criminal Convections | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education, EMT, Fundraising, Other

Get in Gear-Volunteer! Being a volunteer firefighter offers rewards few others can match. It takes a special person to fill the boots of a volunteer firefighter. That’s why we need people with a strong desire to help others, and people with the courage and dedication to do the job. Because the job is so important, we make sure that all of our firefighters are expertly trained and properly equipped to get the job done. Our volunteers have many occupations. We have members who are executives, police officers, nurses, business owners, landscapers, lawyers, factory workers, and many more. We have male and female members. Our members do not have to be a certain type of person, they just have to want to serve others. We are a volunteer department with an ALL volunteer Staff. We respond to many different types of incidents, some examples are: Vehicle accidents/vehicle fires, Structure fires, Hazardous Material leaks/spills, Water Rescues, Trench Rescues, Collapse Rescues, 1st Responder Medical Assists. We average 750 runs a year. Benefits Free Training-there is no experience required! We train you at no cost to you. All fire gear, safety equipment is provided at no cost to you. We make sure our members are provided with excellent, safe equipment. Community Service-Pride in giving back to your community, helping others and providing a valuable service. Family Events-We welcome your whole family with many family events throughout the year. Networking-Meet new people, make lifelong friends. Questions please feel free to reach out. Todd Atherton Deputy Chief tatherton@greenvilletownshipfire.com | Requirements: 18 years of age Clean MVR and Criminal background Check. | Categories: Firefighter

POSITION SUMMARY The Firefighter’s role is to protect life and property through firefighting and EMS activities often performed under conditions which require strenuous physical exertion. Major elements of a Firefighter's work are the participation in company inspection activities performed by fire companies, supervised drills, and training in firefighting and EMS skills. Some time is spent in special and routine maintenance of equipment and apparatus and routine care of buildings and grounds, as well as public education activities. Work at the fire station and scenes of fires, is normally performed under close supervision in accordance with well defined procedures, and is inspected in process and upon completion by a Company Officer. Occasionally, members in this position may be required to relieve a position of higher rank and when so assigned, are responsible for the management of all company programs and the supervision of assigned personnel and equipment at the scene of the fire until relieved of command by an officer of higher rank. Firefighters may be assigned to work on special assignments which call for special abilities and knowledge attained through experience and training. These duties and assignments are to be performed in a proper and professional manner so as to protect the life and property of the people we serve. | Requirements: 18 years of age, High School Diploma or Equivalent, Valid Driver’s License, Clear Criminal Background Check | Categories: Community Education, Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to assist with registration, act as route marshals, help with setup and cleanup, and manage water and snack stations during the Earth Walk event. Your support will help ensure a successful event promoting environmental awareness.

Volunteers are needed to support various community service activities, including cooking, serving, organizing donations, assembling lunch bags, greeting community members, and more. Volunteers may also participate in training relevant to their service area.

Join The Hope Buss as a Hope Dealer to empower families and individuals in the community. Volunteers will work alongside community members to build infrastructure and create sustainable resources.

Volunteers are needed to help with chores, socialization, and general shelter tasks to support the care of cats. This includes interacting with cats to help them become more socialized and assisting with daily maintenance activities.

The Volunteer Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technician (Volunteer FF/EMT) serves the community by responding to a wide variety of situations, ranging from emergencies that immediately threaten life or property to routine citizen requests for information or assistance. They perform duties in the following general categories: fire suppression, emergency medical aid or rescue, hazardous material responses, training, building inspections and public education. The Volunteer FF/EMT normally works under the supervision of a company officer and is expected to function effectively as part of a highly trained team. They are also expected to perform their duties under adverse conditions and physical conditions that may pose a high risk of personal injury or exposure to hazardous conditions or infectious diseases. The Volunteer FF/EMT is required to attend regularly scheduled training in order to maintain the high level of knowledge, skill and ability necessary to function safely and effectively as a firefighter and EMS provider in accordance with state law, county protocols, and standard operating procedures. | Requirements: Be at least 18 y/o. Valid Driver’s License No Criminal Convections | Categories: Department Support, Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter

The Volunteer Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technician (Volunteer FF/EMT) serves the community by responding to a wide variety of situations, ranging from emergencies that immediately threaten life or property to routine citizen requests for information or assistance. They perform duties in the following general categories: fire suppression, emergency medical aid or rescue, hazardous material responses, training, building inspections and public education. The Volunteer FF/EMT normally works under the supervision of a company officer and is expected to function effectively as part of a highly trained team. They are also expected to perform their duties under adverse conditions and physical conditions that may pose a high risk of personal injury or exposure to hazardous conditions or infectious diseases. The Volunteer FF/EMT is required to attend regularly scheduled training in order to maintain the high level of knowledge, skill and ability necessary to function safely and effectively as a firefighter and EMS provider in accordance with state law, county protocols, and standard operating procedures. | Requirements: Be at least 18 y/o. Valid Driver’s License No Criminal Convections | Categories: Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter, Department Support

General volunteers assist with transporting dogs, organizing special events, and performing data entry and clerical tasks. Some tasks can be completed from home, providing flexibility for volunteers.

Participate in the Vision Zero Task Force meetings to help strategize and implement plans for reducing traffic fatalities and serious injuries in Louisville. Volunteers will engage in discussions and contribute ideas to promote safer streets.

Foster caregivers provide temporary homes for dogs with minor to moderate illnesses or injuries until they are adopted. Volunteers must ensure their own dogs are up-to-date on vaccines and take foster dogs to vet appointments in the Louisville, KY area.

Assist guests with questions, provide onboard information and other assistance, and assist with special events as needed. Volunteers should be interested in learning and talking about riverboats, the Ohio River, and the city of Louisville.

Assemble flower and balloon bouquets ordered by guests to be delivered on cruises. This role requires creativity and attention to detail.

Assist guests with wayfinding and answering questions, both on the wharf and in the ticket office. Volunteers should be enthusiastic about helping locals and tourists enjoy their river cruise experience.

Provide detailed information about the boats, the Ohio River, and the city of Louisville. This position requires additional training and a passion for education and history.

Conduct home visits for potential adopters to ensure their homes are safe and ready for a Weimaraner. Volunteers will travel up to 25 miles one-way and complete a checklist form.

Provide a loving temporary home to a rescued puppy or adult dog while they wait for their forever home. Responsibilities include caring for the dog's daily needs and helping them adjust to home life.

Participate in planning and working at special events to support the rescue's mission. Tasks may include event setup, coordination, and interacting with the public.

Assist in transporting Weimaraners from their current locations to foster or adoptive homes. Volunteers may need to drive 40-70 miles and will be coordinated via email for specific dates and times.

Assist in raising awareness about illegal dumping in West Louisville. Volunteers will help organize community clean-up events and distribute educational materials to residents.

Help cook meals for the Thursday service, ensuring food is prepared and ready for distribution to the homeless community.

Drive the organization's truck from the storage/kitchen facility to the downtown service location on Thursdays. Ensure safe and timely transport of meals and supplies.

Assist in serving meals to homeless individuals on Thursday evenings. Volunteers will help distribute food and engage with the community.

As a summer camp volunteer, you will be directly involved in changing someone’s life by serving as an instrument instructor, band coach, band manager, camp counselor, workshop leader, or part of the lunch or gear crew. Positions are flexible and can range from 2-hour increments to participating all week long.

Provide a temporary home for pit bull type dogs, offering care and support until they are adopted. Volunteers should be willing to engage in training and socialization activities to prepare dogs for their forever homes.

Volunteers will engage with nursing home residents through singing familiar songs and hymns, providing companionship, and supporting their emotional and spiritual well-being. Volunteers are encouraged to use provided resources such as hymnals and sing-along CDs to facilitate interactions.

Join our weekly group mentoring sessions as a guest speaker to share your passions and insights with teens in the community. This role involves speaking and engaging with youth to inspire and educate them.

Assist in maintaining the Paintbox Garden, a vibrant oasis of color inspired by Color Theory. Volunteers will help with planting, succession planting, and ensuring blooms from Spring to Autumn, while also supporting pollinator-friendly practices.

Spend a purposeful day at the waterfront with your peers. This opportunity is ideal for companies or schools interested in a group volunteer experience to support the park.

Help keep the waterfront free of litter and assist with planting, weeding, and caring for the park’s green spaces. Volunteers are essential in maintaining the park's beauty and sustainability.

Assist Sycamore Farm by writing and submitting grant applications to secure funding for programs supporting trafficked women. This role requires strong writing skills and attention to detail.

Plan and organize events to support Sycamore Farm's mission, including fundraising and awareness events. This role requires strong organizational skills and creativity.

Engage with the community to raise awareness about human trafficking and the work of Sycamore Farm. Volunteers will participate in events and help with educational initiatives.

Assist in organizing and leading group bike rides at Logan Street Market. Volunteers will help ensure the safety of participants and promote a fun and engaging biking experience.

Greeter Volunteers assist newcomers by describing the FCCB mission, signing-in members, giving shop tours, and helping assess bike repair issues. No special bike skills are needed, just a smile and willingness to get involved.

Drop-In Volunteers are welcome during Open Shop hours to assist with various tasks around the shop. Volunteers do not need bicycle mechanic experience, and all skill levels are encouraged to help with organizing, cleaning, and other non-bike-related tasks.

General Volunteers help with shop organization, donor bike teardowns for salvage parts, parts sorting, bike cleaning, and general cleanup activities. No specific skills are required, making it a great opportunity for anyone to get involved.

Mechanic Volunteers help visitors and members achieve their bike maintenance goals. They should have some bike repair experience and be willing to get dirty. Novice mechanics can assist experienced mechanics to learn more complex skills.

Volunteer librarians assist with the operation of the Louisville Tool Library during open hours. Responsibilities include helping members borrow tools, maintaining the organization of the library, and providing information about the library's services. Orientation is provided through a shadow shift during open library hours.

Help to stock the virtual shelves of LCAN's Kids' Books and Videos web page. Assist in creating educational materials for schools.

Analyze clients’ energy usage to find ways to improve efficiency and lower costs. Assist with energy audits and help organizations achieve net-zero status.

Manage LCAN's Instagram and assist with tabling at events. Engage with the community to promote environmental awareness and LCAN's initiatives.

Pick up groceries, household supplies, pet food, and personal items that have been ordered and are ready for pick-up, and deliver them to neighbors. This role makes a direct impact on the lives of those facing disabilities or health challenges.

Assist in keeping Bringing Justice Home running smoothly through data entry, spreadsheets, and bookkeeping. This role supports the administrative backbone of the organization.

Coordinate community events, offer social support by phone, send birthday cards, and help create/manage an online health and wellness community. This role fosters community spirit and support.

Help grow the impact of Bringing Justice Home by spreading the word online and in the community. Engage on social media and staff tables at events to raise awareness.

Talk to neighbors on the phone to place their grocery orders online for Grocery Bringers to pick up and deliver. This role is crucial in ensuring that neighbors receive the food and supplies they need.

Perform home checks of potential adopters going through the application process to ensure Pugs are going to good forever homes. Make recommendations based on observations during the visit.

Assist with preparing mailings, writing thank you notes, making phone calls to prospective adopters, sending emails, and keeping others informed of activities. May also include working on the website or monitoring the blog.

Assist in obtaining funding needed to support the rescue by soliciting donations from individuals and corporations, and using creativity to come up with new ideas for raising funds.

Help organize events to raise funds, educate the public on adopting, and the importance of spay/neuter. Responsibilities include planning, setting up, finding venues, and assisting with donations for raffle baskets.

Volunteers will support the recruitment and assistance of foster and adoptive families. Responsibilities include helping with events, providing resources, and offering mentorship to families and youth transitioning to independent living.

The Monroe Township Fire Department, established in 1949 is a volunteer organization committed to serving the citizens of Henryville and Underwood of Monroe Township in northern Clark County, Indiana. We provide fire suppression, vehicle rescue, EMT/First-Responder services, swift water rescue, and rope rescue. Additionally, we serve the community by hosting events, participating in fire prevention and youth education, school tours and demonstrations, boy scout tours and demonstrations, and we are available 24/7 to assist our citizens in any way possible. | Requirements: Thank you for your interest in volunteering to serve your community. There is more to being a member of MTVFD than just being a firefighter. You can serve as an EMT/First Responder, Engineer/Driver or Support Services/Auxiliary. We have three stations needing volunteers: Station One (Henryville), Station Two (Underwood), and Station Three (Blue Lick Rd). By submitting an application, the applicant understands that MTVFD will conduct a Criminal History/Background Check. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter