We are looking for people within our community to join us as Volunteer Firefighters! Our Department meets every Tuesday night, from 7pm to 9pm, for training, drills and meetings. We are a small district, averaging only 100 calls a year - so the time commitment required easily fits into your hectic home, work, school or family life! Stop by any Tuesday night to introduce yourself and see what we are all about! | Requirements: 1) The ability and desire to serve your community as a Volunteer! 2) The ability to attend meetings and training every Tuesday night from 7pm to 9pm. 3) The desire to LEARN! No previous experience is necessary! Everything you need to know to become a successful Volunteer Firefighter will be provided for you! Volunteers are welcome to go as far as they like with their training! You can be a driver/operator, and exterior-only firefighter, an interior firefighter, an Emergency Medical Technician or Certified First Responder, or any combination of these things. Its completely up to you! | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with daily animal care and chores, including feeding, cleaning, and providing enrichment activities for the animals. Volunteers will also help with educational programming and community events.

Facilitate communication between staff, students, and parents for a particular ensemble. This role involves ensuring that all parties are well-informed and any concerns are addressed promptly.

Assist with planning and executing special events, including setting up concert receptions and selling merchandise at concerts.

Assist ESYO office staff with mailings and other office work. This role supports the administrative functions of the organization, ensuring efficient operations.

West Glenville Fire Company is looking for new recruits for firefighters, EMTs, scene support, fundraising, community education, and administrative support. If you want to serve your community and help provide high quality emergency response to your neighbors, consider joining West Glenville Fire Company. Your talents are invaluable! Contact us today! | Requirements: Requirements to become a Volunteer Firefighter: Must be 16 years or older. Produce a favorable background and reference check. A person living inside the boundaries of Fire District #6. A person residing outside the boundaries of Fire District #6, who's residence or place of employment is within reasonable traveling distance to the Station which will be determined by the Chief. A person living inside the boundaries of Fire District #6 who is a minimum of 16 years old with their parent or legal guardian's signed permission. Physicals are required and are provided according to District policy. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support

The Village of Scotia Fire Department was formed in 1873. Over the years, the department has grown and evolved to meet the needs of the Village of Scotia. Volunteer firefighters have always been an active and essential component of the Village of Scotia Fire Department and your community needs more volunteers. We invite you to join a family that'll always have your back and train you to serve our community in ways few can. | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age and live with in the fire district area | Categories: Department Support, Firefighter

Participate in community outreach programs focused on education, environmental conservation, and more. Volunteers can engage in short-term projects or longer-term commitments based on their availability and preferences.

Work collaboratively to build a community that prioritizes the interests and future of children. Volunteers will engage in initiatives to improve community structures and support youth development.

Assist with student applications and registrations for STEM competitions. Write and review STEM problems, test and develop web content, and help spread the word about upcoming online olympiad competitions. Volunteers will also reach out to potential sponsors.

Gate volunteers are responsible for checking attendee IDs against their tickets, issuing wristbands, and welcoming participants with hugs, high fives, and fist pumps. Volunteers ensure a smooth entry process for all attendees.

Utilize your unique skills and talents to support ECOS's mission. This could include anything from graphic design to event planning, depending on your expertise.

DPW volunteers help prepare the space for the event and put everything away at the end. They enjoy perks like early entry, prime camp locations, and extra time with the POrtal team.

Greeters welcome participants, help them understand the Ten Principles of Burning Man, and provide useful information about the event. Volunteers set the welcoming vibe for all attendees.

Rangers act as non-confrontational community mediators, providing reliable information and facilitating public safety. Volunteers must attend a pre-event training course and an onsite orientation to participate.

Develop and deliver educational programs about environmental conservation and sustainability. Engage with community members of all ages to foster a deeper understanding of environmental issues.

Conclave Performers showcase their fire spinning talents and must register in advance. They attend a safety training and receive special wristbands to ensure safe performances.

Serve on the ECOS Board of Directors to provide strategic direction and oversight for the organization. Help guide ECOS in achieving its mission and long-term goals.

Be an inspiration to young people by serving as a positive role model. Help guide youth to success in school and life by being a supportive mentor.

Assist in planning and executing community events. Volunteers will help build community and create a positive impact on local youth through fun and engaging events.