As a Summit Steward, you'll greet hikers, maintain the trail by picking up trash, and provide information about Azure Mountain. Volunteers are expected to be on the summit from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., weather permitting, and should familiarize themselves with the Interpreter’s Guide.

If you have ever had a desire to make a genuine difference in our community, to be of service to others during their greatest time of need or be a part of a group that shares a unique camaraderie, then now is the time to consider volunteering. The time to volunteer is not after tragedy strikes, but rather before it strikes so you have the training on hand to minimize the effects of that tragedy. There are many roles to fill. We respond to a variety of calls, ranging from fires, to motor vehicle accidents, to damage caused by storms. If attacking flames is not for you, then realize there are many other tasks we perform. We can find a task you are comfortable performing. Of course, if you have the desire and drive to face the flames and battle them to the end… with proper training you can do just that! | Requirements: Must be 16 years of age or older. Must have a positive attitude and a true desire to want to help others. Must be willing to donate some personal time to attend monthly meetings, training, and help at fundraisers (couple hours a month). [Volunteer firefighters do many things at the fire department, the most important of which is train. Adequate training ensures the safety of the entire fire crew, and as such, the department has minimum training requirements in place. Training time commitment ranges from a few hours a month to courses that span several evenings.] | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising

Volunteer drivers use their own vehicles to provide transportation for community members to access crucial healthcare services and food sources. Volunteers set their own hours and receive mileage reimbursement for trips completed.