Our department accepts applications year round for volunteer Firefighters. A Recruit can join the department without any previous experience or training. Training towards the initial Kentucky 150 Volunteer Firefighter certification will be provided through our department to those who are not certified when they join as well as on going training hours for those who reach 150 certification requirements. American Heart Association First Aid and CPR are taught to Recruits. Members of our department are not required to be certified EMT’s. Once released to make runs our members respond to structure fires, automobile accidents, medical calls and many other incidents as needed when dispatched by our 911 center. Our department also serves our surrounding community and City quite often for community functions and events. | Requirements: Along with attendance and other departmental requirements for Recruit the Commonwealth of Kentucky requires the following criteria to serve as a Volunteer Firefighter in Kentucky: (1) Able to read, write, and understand the English language based on educational attainment or experience; (2) Not in violation, and has not been in violation within the last five (5) years, of driving under the influence or public intoxication; (3) Not convicted of a felony offense; (4) A citizen of the United States, a permanent resident of the United States, or otherwise lawfully present in the United States, as evidenced by submission to the Kentucky Fire Commission of a driver's license, birth certificate, a United States Permanent Resident Card (form I-551), or other legal authorization to live and work in the United States; and (5) Eighteen (18) years of age or older, as evidenced by submission to the Kentucky Fire Commission of proof of age in the form of a driver's license, birth certificate, or other government-issued identification card. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Join our team of volunteers to provide daily care and attention for our mares, assist with regular health monitoring, and help with facility maintenance and improvements. Volunteers also support community education and awareness initiatives, as well as our adoption program.

Join the SRTF Community Clean Up events to help maintain and beautify local areas. Volunteers will meet at the parking lot of HealthFirst Bluegrass on Bryan Station Road and participate in clean-up activities to support community well-being.

Assist in collecting and organizing donated materials for arts, crafts, and upcycle projects. Volunteers will help ensure that materials are in new or usable condition and ready for community use.

Participate in organizing and distributing coats to children in need during the annual Youth Coat Drive. Volunteers will help collect, sort, and distribute coats to ensure children stay warm during the winter months.

Support The Power of Words program by assisting with poetry and writing workshops aimed at helping youth express themselves creatively and discover their passions.

Engage with the community through the Community on the Corners program, which involves organizing and participating in community events to foster engagement and support.

Assist with organizing and maintaining the Luna Library, helping to foster a love for reading and learning in the community. Volunteers may also help with library events and activities.

Mentor young boys in the Sons of Single Mothers program, providing guidance, support, and positive role modeling. Volunteers will help foster leadership and personal development.

Represent the Faulkner Morgan Archive at community events, spreading awareness and sharing the organization's mission with the public. Volunteers engage with attendees and provide information about the archive's work.

Support the Faulkner Morgan Archive with essential behind-the-scenes work like stuffing envelopes, sorting mailers, or organizing materials. This role is crucial for maintaining efficient operations.

Assist with setting up, running, and taking down events such as exhibits, talks, or outreach efforts. Volunteers help ensure events run smoothly and effectively engage the community.

Help with cataloging and organizing collections, moving boxes, or preserving historical materials. Volunteers play a key role in maintaining the integrity and accessibility of the archive's collections.

Join us for an inspiring day dedicated to empowering the next generation! Volunteers will assist with event logistics, support resource vendors, and help facilitate networking opportunities for teens and young adults. This event is free and open to all teens, young adults, and young fathers.

Join our 'Street Team' to help spread the word about our work by engaging with local veterinarians and communities. Volunteers will distribute brochures and information to raise awareness about our funding for lifesaving vet care for pets of families with financial limitations.

Assist during the festival weekend with tasks such as set-up and break down, greeting attendees, staffing the information booth, helping with book signings, and supporting the hospitality room. Volunteers will also serve as runners and author hosts.

Become a part of the Adopt An Art team and contribute to engaging children in the arts. Volunteers are essential to our programs, helping to deliver arts education to students across Central Kentucky.

Join KYMBA Bluegrass for a trail work day to help maintain and build trails. No trail building experience is required, as trail stewards will provide all necessary tools and direction. Volunteers should bring work clothes and be ready to contribute to the upkeep of local trails.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks related to performances and outreach programs. Responsibilities may include helping with event setup, assisting performers, and engaging with the community during events.

Join the Special Events Committee to assist with organizing fundraising events and coordinating with community sponsors. Volunteers will help plan and execute events leading up to the festival.