Assist with the care and rehabilitation of rescued animals, ensuring their medical and behavioral needs are met. Volunteers help prepare animals for adoption by providing love, care, and support.

The New Whiteland Fire Department is a small urban department in Central Indiana, Northern Johnson County, that serves an area of approximately 1.7 square miles with a population of roughly 5,700 residents. Our department averages 500 runs per year, most being calls for EMS services. We also respond to structure fires, alarms, vehicle accidents, hazardous materials incidents, and water rescue incidents, just to name a few. We operate out of a single station with 2 engine companies, one squad/light rescue, and 2 support vehicles. We staff 2 personnel who are paid part time Monday-Friday from 1100-1900, and Saturday-Sunday from 0800-1600 to help in supplementing coverage. Our volunteer home response personnel cover all other times. We also have an overnight program. Members who do not reside in the immediate area are required to work a preset number of overnight shifts where they stay at the firehouse. This program allows us to open up the residency restrictions and allows members to be on the department that might not live in the general area. All of our personnel are certified to the State of Indiana Firefighter 1/2, EMT-Basic, Hazardous Materials Awareness/Operations, and Technical Rescue Awareness levels. Many of our personnel also hold specialty certifications in areas such as Fire Instruction, Fire Investigations, Vehicle/Machinery Rescue, Water Rescue, Fire Inspections, and Urban Search & Rescue. The New Whiteland Fire Department currently maintains an ISO Rating of 4. | Requirements: The New Whiteland Fire Department hires on an as needed basis. No prior experience is necessary, however, preference will be given to those individuals who live in the immediate area or hold current, valid, state fire and/or EMS certifications. Once an application is received, it will be reviewed by a hiring panel. If the application is complete, an interview will be scheduled. After completing an interview, applicants will be required to submit a copy of their Limited Criminal History from the Indiana State Police, a copy of their current driving record from the Indiana BMV, and also submit to a pre-employment drug screen, prior to receiving a conditional offer of employment. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Whiteland Fire Department located in Central Indiana is always accepting applications. While prior training is prefered it is not needed as we will train new members that are brought on. We offer full uniforms and PPE and working with state of the art equipment. We serve a growing population of around 6,000. We protect several large schools as well as respond to US 31 and I 65 for various incidents. The department just underwent major changes to come under the control of the Town of Whiteland. This will lead to further opportunities to serve in the coming months and years. If you have any questions then please reach out to us and we will be glad to help you. | Requirements: 18 Years or Older No Convections and able to pass a background check Must be willing to submit a drug test Able to meet the physical demands of a firefighter and or EMT Live within the set area for home response or be approved for out of area membership For out of area membership must be willing to log over 24 hours a month on station Must have a clean driving record Must have the will to help others Must undergo the application process and physical ability testing Must be able to respond from home or the station at any given time on calls for service | Categories: Other, Firefighter, EMT, Department Support

Volunteer for your local fire department | Requirements: must be 18 years old, good moral character and be willing to attend training classes | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Community Education

Assist in organizing and executing cultural events such as the Italian Summer Camp, Italian Christmas Party, and lecture series. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Join Indiana K9 Search & Recovery as a volunteer to assist in missing persons search and recovery operations. Volunteers will work with trained K9 teams to support scent-specific trailing, area searches, and water recovery missions.

Volunteers are needed to promote environmental causes at the REVERB: Barenaked Ladies concert. REVERB is an environmental nonprofit based in Maine working to engage concert-goers in environmental action.

Manage audio production and gear setup for live sound and performances. Proficient knowledge of equipment is required.

Volunteers will engage with animals to help them become more comfortable with human interaction. This includes playing, petting, and spending time with the animals to improve their social skills.

Volunteers will help sort donations and pack clothing bags to be distributed to families in need. This role requires the ability to lift 15lb totes and involves kneeling and bending over for short periods of time.

Assist instructors and campers during morning instruction and workshops. No music experience required.

Volunteers are vital to the work at Far Fetched Dog Rescue, helping at events and coming up with new ways to fundraise. Volunteers will experience the reward of seeing lives saved and families welcoming new animals into their homes.

Manage and create content for Robin's Nest social media platforms to engage the community and promote adoption events. This role requires creativity and knowledge of social media trends.

Volunteers will participate in various projects such as warehouse work days, seasonal stock changes, and representing Lambswear at community events. Tasks are assigned based on physical ability.

Bunny Helper volunteers assist in moving Indiana HRS foster rabbits into adoptive homes without housing a rabbit themselves. They engage with foster rabbits to improve their adoptability through socialization.

Mentor students by providing guidance and support as they explore various aspects of computer science and information technology. Help shape the future for young women pursuing technology-related careers.

Assist with end-of-day camp activities, including camper check-out and pick-up. No music experience required.

Support events by assisting with logistics, setup, and participant engagement. Play a vital role in ensuring the success of events aimed at promoting technology education among young women.

Bunny Sage volunteers spread the word to the general public that rabbits make excellent indoor companions and assist Indiana HRS adopters by answering questions about their rabbits. Some opportunities require no prior rabbit experience.

Volunteers are needed to help with cleaning, feeding, transporting, and playing and cuddling with the cats. This role is essential in ensuring the well-being of the cats in our care.