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

Volunteers assist with planting, weeding, harvesting, and cleaning during the growing season from May to October. Shifts are generally available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Volunteers are needed for the Fall Festival to help with various tasks such as setting up, assisting visitors, and cleaning up. Shifts are available on specific dates in September and October.

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.

Engage in gardening activities to help maintain and beautify the community's outdoor spaces. This role is perfect for those who enjoy working with nature and plants.

Assist with activities and special events, escort residents to salon and wellness center, and provide office assistance. Volunteers play a vital role in enriching the lives of our residents.

Share coffee and conversation, take a walk outside, or assist residents in using the computer. Volunteers help enhance the lives of residents by providing companionship and support.

Volunteers in Fargo assist with various tasks to support the medical team and enhance the healing environment for patients. Opportunities may include patient interaction, administrative tasks, and event support.

Manage and oversee silent auction activities during concerts. Volunteers will help with organizing items, assisting bidders, and ensuring a smooth auction process.

Greet guests, assist with seating, and manage ticket collection at concerts. Volunteers will play a crucial role in creating a welcoming environment and can enjoy the performance for free.

Assist in repairing and modifying homes for individuals in need, including those with disabilities, seniors, and veterans. Volunteers will work alongside contractors to ensure safe and healthy housing for all participants.

Help distribute food to individuals and families in need. Volunteers will assist with the setup, organization, and distribution of food items to ensure a smooth and efficient process.

Assist with maintenance work at the pantry to ensure a clean and safe environment. Volunteers will help with general upkeep and minor repairs as needed.

Assist in sorting food donations at the pantry to ensure they are ready for distribution. Volunteers will help organize and categorize food items to maintain an efficient pantry operation.

Assist with setting up and taking down equipment and materials for concerts. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of events and have the opportunity to see the show at no cost.

Assist in the Weatherization Assistance Program to help improve energy efficiency for low-income households. Volunteers will work alongside professionals to install energy-saving measures.

Support educational programs by assisting with day-camps, seminars, and tours. Engage with participants of all ages to promote aviation education and inspire future aviators.

Assist with the preparation and dismantling of events at the museum. Volunteers will help arrange spaces for events and ensure smooth transitions before and after events.

Assist in the restoration of historic aircraft. Volunteers will work with a team to preserve and restore aircraft to display condition, learning about aviation history and techniques.