Assist in writing and submitting grant proposals to secure funding for Cocoa Kitties' programs. Volunteers will research potential grant opportunities and draft proposals.

Assist with email campaigns to engage supporters and promote Cocoa Kitties' mission. Volunteers will draft and send emails to the community and potential adopters.

Assist in organizing and running adoption and fundraising events to support Cocoa Kitties. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Help organize and execute fundraising events to support Cocoa Kitties' mission. Volunteers will work on event planning and donor outreach.

Capture photos of cats and events to help promote adoptions and document Cocoa Kitties' activities. Volunteers will photograph kitties and events for use in marketing materials.

Create visual content for marketing materials and social media to support Cocoa Kitties' outreach efforts. Volunteers will design flyers, posters, and online graphics.

Provide transportation for cats to and from vet appointments, foster homes, and adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Manage and create content for Cocoa Kitties' social media platforms to engage the community and promote adoption events.

Participate in TNR efforts to humanely reduce the stray cat population. Volunteers will assist in trapping, transporting, and releasing cats after spay/neuter procedures.

Assist with processing adoption applications to help find loving homes for kitties. Volunteers will review applications and communicate with potential adopters.

Assist with the medical care of cats in the rescue, including administering medications and monitoring health. Volunteers with veterinary experience are preferred.

There are many benefits including helping your community, being part of our family, insurance, training, top-quality exercise equipment, concerts, and picnics. The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company is the busiest all-volunteer department in Dauphin County, answering approximately 900 calls a year for service. We are also very involved in Fire Prevention year-round, as well as other public outreach events. There are many various jobs within the fire company and even little jobs provide a big benefit. Everyone receives appropriate safety equipment and training at no cost. Call us to schedule a tour of the station and to talk to a member of the crew. There is NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE required to join, as training will be provided to you and paid for by the Department. Firefighters are the ones to answer the call for help, putting out fires and performing rescues. Carrying hoses, climbing ladders and operating equipment are many of the jobs you will do. Training is a very important aspect of firefighting. We will provide weekly training with the station as well as send you to training classes at local fire schools; at no cost to you. | Requirements: Must be 18 years or older and in good health. Criminal background and reference checks. Junior member age 14 and up. Ready to start? Follow the link to our membership application. Once filed, our membership committee will contact you: https://form.jotform.com/51226243764150 | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education, Junior Members, Department Support

The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company, in an initiative to recruit and retain members, and in an effort to reduce response times and improve public safety, will provide facilities for approved candidates to live and sleep in the fire station. In exchange for free room and board, the live-in members will provide services to the fire company. There are many benefits including helping your community, being part of our family, insurance, training, top-quality exercise equipment, concerts, and picnics. The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company is the busiest all-volunteer department in Dauphin County, answering approximately 900 calls a year for service. We are also very involved in Fire Prevention year-round, as well as other public outreach events. Firefighters are the essential member of the department, responding to calls and preparing for responses. Live-ins provide 36 hours or more of "on-duty/assigned" time at the Hershey Volunteer Fire Company each week. Daily, weekly, and monthly chores are assigned. Benefits Free housing (in a bunk room, with one other person of the same gender). kitchen, gym, internet, washer/dryer, PPE, training, private shower rooms, | Requirements: Complete probationary membership period with HVFC 18 years of age and a high school graduate or GED Essentials of Firefighting (Interior) or equivalent Hazmat awareness or higher CPR/AED, Bloodborne pathogens Substantial employment (30 hours plus per week) Full-time student Part-time student and employment of 16 plus hours per week. Minimum 2.5 GPA while in school | Categories: Firefighter

Assist in organizing events for the Hershey Area Art Association, including setting up and hanging art, and locating and organizing show venues. Volunteers are essential to our operations and help us bring art to the community.

Looking for Firefighters, Medical, Fire Police, Ladies Auxiliary, people to help with fund raisers. Get a application and get started. Help YOUR community. | Requirements: 16 years old Training will be paid and provided. | Categories: Junior Members, Department Support, EMT, Firefighter, Fundraising

We are seeking Live-In Firefighters. Our department averages 450 calls annually. We operate 3 engines and a heavy rescue out of 3 stations. A shared bunk room, and semi private rooms are available. Both male and female applicants are welcome, with separate facilities for both. A well maintained kitchen and dayroom are also available. Company level training is provided on a weekly basis. There are no fundraising requirements. | Requirements: Prior firefighting training is helpful but not required. Hazmat Awareness, NIMS 100,200,700, and 800, and CPR/AED certification are required within 2 months of acceptance into the program. Live-In firefighters are required to obtain a ProBoard Firefighter 1 certification within one year of residency. All training costs will be borne by the fire company. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to provide historic presentations to groups, sharing knowledge and insights about the township's history. Presenters will engage with audiences to educate and inspire interest in local heritage.

Volunteers are needed to photograph areas of the township, capturing images of historical sites and landscapes. These photographs will be used for educational and promotional purposes to support the society's mission.

Volunteers are needed to help maintain small cemeteries in Lower Swatara Township. Responsibilities include cleaning, landscaping, and minor repairs to preserve the historical integrity of these sites.

Volunteers are needed to write on local historical topics, contributing to the preservation and promotion of Lower Swatara Township's history. Writers will research and produce articles or essays on various historical subjects related to the township.