The Glyndon Fire & Rescue Family are looking for men and women who are willing to be challenged and want to become a firefighter and/or emergency medical responder. Make new friends and learn new skills all while having the pride and satisfaction of being able to make a difference in our community. Firefighters/medical responders are paid per call. All training and equipment is provided. Please feel free to join us for an evening meeting or contact us by email. | Requirements: Recruits must be at least 18 years old and have a valid drivers license. All training and equipment will be provided. Firefighter 1 certification is the minimum required and must be completed within 2 years of joining. Classes are taught by the local technical college. Medical personnel must complete, at minimum, the Emergency Medical Responder course. Many of our personnel complete both. An application for employment can be found on the City Of Glyndon website under employment opportunities at http://glyndonmn.com/ | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Be a hero to someone in your community today. Take up the challenge and become a volunteer Firefighter All training is provided at no cost to you. We will provide you with the training needed to meet the state requirements What is expected of you….? As a new member of the GFD you would be asked to complete the minimum mandatory training required by the State of Minnesota. To attend 50% of monthly meetings held the first and 3rd Monday of each month. Respond to 33% of emergency incidents dispatched. Types of Emergencies We respond to many different types of incidents, some examples are: Vehicle / Auto Accidents Vehicle Fires Structure / House Fires Hazardous Materials Leaks / Spills EMS / Medical | Requirements: Complete a basic firefighting class of approximately 100 hours before being able to fight fires. Firefighters also must attend federally mandated annual hazardous materials training, which can range from 10 to 25 hours. Although re-certification is not as time-demanding as the initial training, it is another demand that volunteers must fit into their busy schedules. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Join us in our mission to support individuals with disabilities by volunteering at the farm. Opportunities are available from May through October, with shifts typically on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, where you can assist with various tasks like planting, weeding, and harvesting.

Assist in organizing and managing events such as the Harvest Festival and Chili & Soup Cook-Off. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and engaging with visitors to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

As a Community Engagement Volunteer, you will assist with activities and special events, share coffee and conversation with residents, and help enhance their daily lives. Volunteers can choose their area of interest and schedule, making it a flexible opportunity for all ages.

Join us in making a difference by volunteering your time and skills to help complete critical home repairs for our neighbors in need. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome to participate in various repair projects throughout the community.

Volunteers are needed to help sort donations in the warehouse and fill grocery carts with food baskets for clients. This role is essential in ensuring that families receive the food they need during their time of crisis.

Assist with the setup and teardown of events at the Fargo Air Museum. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and provide support to staff and guests during various museum activities.

Join our team to assist with the restoration of aircraft at the Fargo Air Museum. Volunteers will work alongside experienced staff and other volunteers to help preserve aviation history and learn valuable skills in aircraft maintenance and restoration.

Help facilitate educational programs and tours for visitors of all ages at the Fargo Air Museum. Volunteers will engage with guests, assist with educational activities, and promote an appreciation for aviation history.

Join the 4 Luv of Dog Rescue team, which is 100% volunteer-run. Volunteers can work as reference checkers, building staff, fundraising coordinators, and more. Complete a volunteer application to get involved.

As a Meals on Wheels Delivery Volunteer, you will help deliver hot, nutritious meals to seniors at their homes in your local community. This role requires a commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of seniors by ensuring they receive their meals safely and on time.

As a Dining Center Volunteer, you will assist in preparing and serving meals to seniors at local dining centers. This opportunity allows you to engage with seniors, enjoy conversations, and help create a welcoming environment for them.

Usher and ticket taker volunteers help manage the audience during concerts, ensuring that guests are seated properly and that ticketing runs smoothly. This is a great way to engage with the community while enjoying the performances for free.

As a volunteer sports coach, you will help facilitate sports activities for individuals with mobility challenges. This role involves assisting participants in various sports, ensuring a safe and enjoyable environment, and promoting inclusivity and teamwork.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the load-in and tear down of concert equipment and materials. This role is crucial for ensuring that concerts run smoothly and efficiently, and volunteers will have the opportunity to see the show at no cost.

As a silent auction clerk, volunteers will assist in managing the silent auction during events, helping to track bids and ensure a smooth process. This role is essential for fundraising efforts and allows volunteers to experience the event at no cost.

This may include litter pick up, raking, shoveling, exhibit maintenance... whatever the zoo needs at the moment.

This will be a self-reported project. Please assign yourself to this item and keep track of your hours. You can also email me the information. You can enter the date you did this in the volunteer notes section. This is an ongoing project.

Our volunteer meetings are generally held at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of a given month. Meetings are generally held at the Red River Zoo, unless specified otherwise. Each volunteer meeting is an opportunity to learn what's happening at the Zoo, what volunteer opportunities are available, and visit with your fellow volunteers. We also try to have guest speakers.