We are looking for members to join the Richfield Volunteer Fire Company! No previous training is required. Find out what it takes to become a Fire Fighter or Emergency Medical Technician. Once approved, we will cover the cost of school and train you throughout the department! Learn valuable skills to further your own education while helping the community. | Requirements: Your application for membership within our company is a commitment. The following is required of our members: 1. Be 18 years of age by the time class is completed (State requirement) 2. Have a valid driver's license with good driving record 3. Attend a training and or information session 4. Pass a medical physical 5. Pass a criminal background check | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

I would love to serve my community and make a difference. I’ve always wanted to be a firefighter but thought I wasn’t going to get in for some reason, but ow I’m ready. | Requirements: Motivated | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

The Village of Sussex accepts applications for the Firefighter/EMT-Basic and Firefighter/Paramedic positions. These positions are part-time and paid on-premise. Shifts are 12 hours (06:00-18:00 and 18:00-06:00) and there is a weekend/holiday commitment. Part-time positions are limited to (2) 12-hour shifts per week (24 hours total). | Requirements: Minimum qualifications for the position are: 18 years of age, high school diploma or GED, possession of a valid driver's license with a good driving record, a current State of Wisconsin EMT or Paramedic license, State of Wisconsin Firefighter I, and State of Wisconsin Driver/Operator - Pumper. Preferred, but not required qualifications, include: State of Wisconsin Firefighter II, State of Wisconsin Fire Inspector I, Driver/Operator - Aerial, and Emergency Services Instructor. Applicants will be subject to a pre-employment physical, drug test, and criminal background check. All applicants must provide copies of the required certifications and documents when submitting their electronic applications. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis. Benefits The pay rate starts at $17.00 per hour for Firefighter/Paramedic, $14.98 per hour for Firefighter/EMT-A, and $14.29 per hour for Firefighter/EMT-B. An additional $0.25 per hour is paid on top of this base salary for each of the following certifications: Driver/Operator - Pumper, Driver/Operator - Aerial, Firefighter II, Emergency Services Instructor, and Fire Inspector. Additional benefits include access to an on-site workout facility while on-duty, fully furnished living quarters, and training opportunities. Apply using the following link: https://www.villagesussex.org/Home/Components/JobPosts/Job/8/98 | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Accepting applications to become a paid-on-call firefighter or EMT. No former training required if residing within the residency area. | Requirements: Must live within the City of Hartford limits, or within a 7 minute response of the fire station. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

SFJ would like to schedule a special date to host your group! Volunteering together to organize and pack shoes for Africa is a rewarding, 2-hour team-building exercise for youth and adults (12+ years).

You are invited to sort and organize shoes with us (SOS)! This is a hands-on 2-hour volunteer event that you don’t want to miss! You will have an important role in supporting the SFJ mission through the final stages of preparing the shipment for Africa, while gaining first-hand insight into the operations of the organization.

Support various events and fundraisers organized by the Tavern League of Wisconsin, including the Foundation Golf Outing, Legislative Day, and other community events. Responsibilities include event setup, registration, and participant assistance.

Assist in the coordination and promotion of the SafeRide program, which aims to reduce drunk driving by providing safe transportation options. Volunteers will help with outreach, communication, and event support to ensure the program's success.

Job Duties: Including but not limited to the following duties: • Respond to all calls for emergency service; both fire and ems • Perform firefighting and EMS equipment checks and minor repairs • Various other duties assigned by the Chief or Assistant Chie | Requirements: Education and Experience: Required: • High school diploma/GED • Valid Wisconsin driver’s license and vehicle insurance | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Thiensville Fire Department is looking for paid-on-call Firefighter/EMT-B or Paramedics. The department is located in a small northern suburb of Milwaukee and averages between 600 and 800 calls for service per year. Although small in geographic region the department is very progressive in its' operation and training. The department provides Paramedic level EMS, Fire Suppression, Dive Rescue, Fire Prevention and Education services. T.F.D. has a strong commitment toward building diversity in the fire service and is equally committed to strong community relationships, staff professionalism and career evelopment. There are paid (3) fire suppression practices, (1) EMS practice, and (1) Dive Rescue per month and active members must utilize a web-based program to schedule 72 hours of on call hours per month based on their availability. If you are interested in applying on-line please do to the following link: http://www.village.thiensville.wi.us/jobs.aspx. If you are interested in giving back to the community, there is no more of a rewarding way to do so and get to work with a diverse, professional workforce that becomes extended family! | Requirements: Must be 18 years old, have a valid Wisconsin driver's license, pass a background check, pass a physical and agility test provided by the department, pass written assessment interview process and be approved by the Village of Thiensville Board. Although State of Wisconsin Fire and EMS Certification is preferred, the Department will sponsor training. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

We are looking for motivated individuals who want to give back to their community while having fun. This is a rewarding experience and one that helps others. This is also a great way to meet new people and make new friends. This is a family organization where everyone is welcome | Requirements: All training will be provided!! | Categories: Fundraising, Department Support, Community Education, Firefighter, EMT

Join a committee to help shape and support Wisconsin Craft as it grows. Volunteers will assist in planning new events that promote and build interest in fine craft throughout the state.

Assist residents with transportation within the Luther Manor community, ensuring they get to their appointments and activities safely. This role involves operating community vehicles and providing friendly assistance.

Assist residents by transporting them to and from the salon for their appointments. This role involves ensuring residents' safety and comfort during their salon visits.

Operate the cash register and assist residents in the convenience store, providing friendly and efficient service. This role involves handling transactions, stocking shelves, and helping residents find items.

Spend time with residents, providing companionship and emotional support. This role involves engaging in conversations, playing games, and participating in activities with residents.

Assist in the Den of Antiquity resale shop by helping customers, organizing merchandise, and handling sales transactions. This role involves providing excellent customer service and maintaining the shop's appearance.

Bring your certified therapy pet to visit residents, providing comfort and joy through animal companionship. This role involves ensuring the safety and well-being of both residents and pets during visits.

Participate in service-learning projects that benefit the residents and the community. This role involves working on various tasks and projects that align with your educational goals and interests.

Provide companionship and support to hospice patients, offering comfort and care during their final stages of life. This role may also involve complementary care therapies such as massage or music therapy.

Engage with residents by participating in and leading various life enrichment programs and activities. This role involves helping residents stay active and involved in the community.

Serve food and beverages to residents in the Great Room Café, providing a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. This role involves taking orders, serving meals, and ensuring residents have a pleasant dining experience.

Assist residents during special events and field trips, ensuring their safety and enjoyment. This role involves accompanying residents to various locations and helping them participate in activities.

Join a group to perform deep cleaning at one of the Lighthouse Youth Center campuses. This role is essential for maintaining a clean and welcoming environment for the youth.

Get a group together and provide a Friday night dinner at one of our campuses. This is a great way to support the youth by offering them a nutritious meal and spending quality time with them.

Volunteer to help during daily homework time. Assist youth with their academic assignments and provide guidance to help them succeed in their studies.

Lead a cooking class, presentation, themed activity, or any other service or educational activity with our youth. Share your skills and knowledge to enrich the lives of the youth.

Play pool, air hockey, or a board game with our youth during recreation time. Engage with the youth in fun activities and help create a positive and enjoyable environment.

Give back to the community through volunteer service. Support various agencies and participate in the annual Community Winter Bash Event to provide free winter clothing to families in need.

Assist youth entangled with peer pressure or negative environments by helping them clear their names through court-ordered community services. Work in partnership with Justice 2000, Impact 211, and Judge Mosley with the City of Milwaukee.

Engage in service-learning activities in administrative work or field work. Assist students from various high schools and colleges in gaining internship hours and learning new skills.

Assist in providing art therapy services to individuals and groups under the supervision of licensed professionals. Responsibilities include setting up art materials, supporting clients during sessions, and helping with community outreach programs.

The Grafton Fire Department is recruiting individuals who live or work in the Grafton area and are interested in serving their community as Paid-on-Call Firefighters. For more information on joining, please visit our website at: www.graftonfire.com. | Requirements: No experience necessary to join. The Grafton Fire Department will pay for needed schooling. | Categories: Firefighter

The Grafton Fire Department is recruiting individuals who live or work in the Grafton area and are interested in serving their community as Paid-on-Call EMTs. For more information on joining, please visit our website at: www.graftonfire.com. | Requirements: No experience necessary to join. The Grafton Fire Department will pay for needed schooling. | Categories: EMT

Join the land team every Wednesday from 10 am to 12 pm to work on the grounds. Volunteers will assist with maintaining the landscape and ensuring the garden's natural beauty is preserved.

Join us for our Saturday Serve Days where volunteers work on projects such as painting, staining, landscaping, and fence-building on our neighbors’ homes. All skill levels are welcome, and lunch will be provided.

Help nourish neighbors by preparing bag lunches for distribution. Each volunteer slot provides fifty bag lunches.

Sign up to donate cases of bottled water, the number one requested item for street outreach, to support neighbors at outreach.

Assist in sorting, labeling, and preparing donations for those in need. Volunteers also help with light cleaning and organizing. Opportunities are available for all ages.

Join the hot meal packing team to assemble nourishing meals, assist with light post-packaging cleanup, and move meals to outreach buses.

Join the team for nighttime outreach to provide basic necessities to individuals experiencing homelessness. Outreach training is required, and volunteers will assist in distributing meals and supplies at various locations.

Assist as shower escorts, cleaners, clothing distributors, or lunch/snack providers to ensure everyone has access to hygiene and health.

The Western Lakes Fire District (WLFD) provides fire prevention and suppression, rescue, and Critical Care Paramedic-level Emergency Medical Services to eleven municipalities in Waukesha, Dodge, and Jefferson counties. WLFD proudly serves the Town of Ashippun, Town of Concord, Village of Dousman, Village of Lac La Belle, Town of Merton, City of Oconomowoc, Town of Oconomowoc, Town of Ottawa, Town of Sullivan, Village of Sullivan, and the Village of Summit WLFD serves over 40,000 residents and covers 215 square miles with an annual call volume of over 5,500 calls. WLFD employs fourteen full-time and approximately 190 part-time and paid-on-call personnel out of six stations that are located to provide the best service to the communities. The Western Lakes Fire District has immediate openings to qualified applicants for the following positions: -Paid-On-Call/Volunteer Firefighters or EMTs -Part Time Positions for: All EMS Levels (EMT, AEMT, Paramedic, CC Paramedic) -Part Time Positions for dual-certified Firefighters/EMT’s/AEMTs/Paramedics -Internship Positions *Paid-on-Call Firefighter or Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) - The Paid-on-Call (POC) Firefighter carries a pager which notifies them of an emergency. The POC firefighter may respond from home or work to one of our six fire stations where they will respond to emergency and non-emergency calls for service which include everything from structure fires, to public education events and school visits. POC Firefighters who are also EMT trained are also eligible for scheduled part-time hours. *Part-time EMT or EMT/Firefighter - The WLFD staffs six transport ambulances 24/7/365 from six stations. Additionally the district staffs four paramedic intercept "jump vehicles." Part time EMS members can be any level of EMT from "Basic" through "Critical Care Paramedic." Emergency Medical Service (EMS) personnel respond to all types of calls in the district. Personnel who are also trained firefighters may also respond to fire and rescue calls while on part time shifts. Part time shift are typically anywhere from 12 to 24 hours long in any one of our six stations. *Internship -The WLFD is proud to present our live-in internship program. The WLFD pays for 100% of our interns college education which includes the following: *A dedicated bunk room in one of our stations *100% of tuition costs for TWO degrees including Fire Protection Technician and Fire Medic AA *100% of tuition for Paramedic training *100% of associated books & materials *Provided uniforms and PPE | Requirements: - Paid on-call Applicants * Shall be 18 years of old with a high school diploma or GED at time of hire, * Should live in the WLFD response area *Training to be provided by the district -Part time Applicants *Shall be 18 years old at time of hire *No residency required *Be working on, or have obtained a minimum of Basic EMT license or have the ability to obtain Wisconsin Basic EMT license *Firefighter I and Paramedic candidates encouraged to apply -Internship Applicants *Shall be 18 years old at time of hire *Eligible for admittance to the Wisconsin Technical College System *Firefighter I and/or EMT-B preferred, but not required To learn more, applicants should visit our recruiting web page: https://www.jointhefireservice.com/departments/western-lakes-wi/learn-more/ | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Lead middle school youth through hands-on science labs covering topics like chemistry, botany, and physics. Educators help youth discover science and prepare for the future through engaging experiments and activities.

Teach youth the fundamentals of archery, focusing on life skills development, safety procedures, and the science of archery. Leaders are responsible for ensuring a safe and educational environment for participants.

Write, design, or edit the quarterly newsletter which showcases historical articles and promotes Wauwatosa Historical Society activities.

Volunteers teach second-grade field trips in the 19th-century classroom in the coach house. Docents give a brief history of Wauwatosa and lead a quick tour of the house.

Throughout the year, we host a variety of events including our speaker series, experience history series, premier events like Firefly Art Fair, and more! Volunteer opportunities range from event planning and sponsorship package development to day-of support activities.

Volunteers organize, prepare, and store objects, including textiles, documents, and photographs.

Promote the organization’s mission, activities, and initiatives through strategic social media management, compelling content marketing, graphic design support, and event planning support.

Gardeners help with pruning, planting, and maintenance of annuals, perennials, and shrubs throughout the grounds.

Rental attendants are responsible for opening the house, greeting renters, ensuring they have cleaned the space at the conclusion of their rental, and then locking up. You are required to stay on location for the duration of the rental, but you’ll have access to the office for quiet space where you can pass the time.

Docents lead tours of the house and share its history. Tours are scheduled throughout the year.

Storekeepers greet visitors on Saturday mornings in the summer, sell treats, and offer information about the Wauwatosa Historical Society and the building.

Rental attendants for the Little Red Store are responsible for opening the building, turning on the lights, and if necessary, adjusting the thermostat, and arranging the tables. At the close of the contracted time, attendants must return to complete some final clean-up tasks and lock up.

Volunteers work in the research library on Wednesdays helping library visitors, preparing materials, researching genealogical queries, and organizing the library.

Our facilities require regular vacuuming, dusting, and arranging for rentals and tours. Volunteers are also needed for occasional repairs and maintenance.

Assist adults with disabilities or limiting conditions in day programs that promote socialization and independence. Volunteers will help with activities, provide companionship, and support staff in delivering rehabilitative therapy.

Support therapists in the Kohl’s Cares Pediatric Therapy Gym by assisting with therapy sessions, preparing materials, and engaging with children in therapeutic activities. Volunteers will help create a positive and supportive environment for children with special needs.

Volunteers provide companionship and engage in activities with residents, helping to enrich their daily lives. This role involves visiting residents, engaging in conversations, and participating in activities like games or reading.

Assist residents in the baking club, helping them with baking activities and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Volunteers may also help organize ingredients and clean up after sessions.

Assist with organizing and supporting special events such as the Indoor Independence Day parade and Breakfast with Santa. Tasks may include setting up, assisting during the event, and cleaning up afterwards.

Provide musical entertainment for residents, enhancing their daily experience with live music performances. Volunteers should be able to play an instrument or sing and engage with residents through music.

Volunteers assemble care kits for seniors in need, ensuring that essential items are packed and ready for distribution. This role is crucial in supporting the well-being of seniors in the community.

Volunteer at our Milwaukee hospital and make a difference in the lives of children and their families. Assist with various tasks to support the hospital staff and provide a comforting environment for patients.

Volunteer in the communities we serve and help promote health and well-being among children. Engage in various community outreach programs and events to support Children's Wisconsin's mission.

Volunteers donate time and talent to a variety of programs and departments. Placement is based on our needs, and on your abilities and availability. Placements include different medical departments, the surgery waiting room, the teen lounge, the gift shop, the family resource center, distribution and entertainment.

Join the Family Partners Program to help build a better Children's Wisconsin by contributing to care, advocacy, research, and education initiatives.

Prepare and serve desserts, Irish Coffee, coffee, and tea, clean tables, or cashier at these festival favorites.

Meet, greet, and check volunteers into their assigned areas during the festival.

Able-bodied, assertive volunteers are needed to work the festival entrance gates. Volunteers are mostly needed for late night shifts. Sign up to work Sunday morning before Mass, 7:30-11 a.m., and your duties will be done by the time the gates open for the festival that day.

If you are a knowledgeable lover of Irish culture, you may be able to volunteer in our Cultural Village area, sharing your passion and knowledge with festival attendees.

Sell CDs from our entertainment acts in one of the several Music Marts on the festival grounds or sell Milwaukee Irish Fest merchandise in the Irish Fest booth located within the festival grounds marketplace.

Set up takes place the week before Milwaukee Irish Fest begins. We need able-bodied volunteers who are willing to help set up during weekday hours. Take down happens all in one day, the Monday following Milwaukee Irish Fest.

Help run our year-round programming, including concerts, lectures, Family Day in the Village, and the Chuck Ward Memorial Blood Drive. We are always in need of enthusiastic volunteers to support these events.

Supervise children and help with fun crafts and games that expose them to Irish culture, storytelling, music, and more. Background checks are required for all volunteers in this area.

Serve beer, wine, or soda to thirsty fest-goers. Volunteers who sign up to serve beer may end up on a waitlist. This position is only available to those 21 and older.

Volunteers provide service to patients and families upon arrival and after procedures, serving as a liaison between patient families and healthcare providers.

Volunteers assist staff with a wide variety of duties including providing comfort in the way of blankets, juice, water, and/or soup to outpatients in the Day Hospital.

Volunteers staff the shop, operate the cash register, provide customer service, and stock shelves. This is the largest fundraising effort of the volunteer associates for Froedtert Hospital.

Volunteers assist various departments throughout the hospital with office tasks such as filing, photocopying, collating, light typing, answering telephones, and mailing projects.

Volunteers meet the immediate needs of family and friends of patients in intensive care or surgery. They communicate information to families, coordinate patient visits, and assist with visitor access to professional staff.

Volunteers support patients and their families by helping them navigate the hospital campus. This is a great way to stay active while making a difference in the lives of our patients and families.

Volunteers assist clinical staff by maintaining a pleasant waiting area for patients and families, restocking patient rooms and staff supplies, preparing beds with fresh linens, and directing patients and families.

Volunteers provide companionship to patients and assist staff to ensure patients are comfortable and basic needs are met. Volunteers help with certain assigned tasks.

Participate in volunteer activities at the Ozaukee Campus, focusing on animal welfare, community events, and educational programs. Volunteers help foster a compassionate community for animals and people.

Support the Ozaukee Campus by assisting with animal care, administrative tasks, and event coordination. Volunteers play a crucial role in the daily operations and animal welfare.

Assist with washing and chopping produce for the week. This role is crucial in ensuring that the café has fresh ingredients ready for meal preparation.

Wait on dine-in customers and bring food to curbside carryout customers. This role involves direct interaction with patrons and ensures a smooth dining experience.

Assist with bussing tables, sanitizing tables, and putting up chairs. Volunteers will also help with putting away food in the kitchen and sanitizing kitchen counters and appliances. Shifts are available from Wednesday to Saturday from 1pm-3pm.

Assist guests, stock shelves, manage intake, and other tasks on service days (Tuesday afternoons and Thursday mornings). Help unload deliveries and stock shelves Thursday mornings from 7:00-9:00 AM. Pickup donations from Trader Joe’s in Glendale at 8:30 AM on Monday and Thursday mornings, and deliver them to the pantry. Food pantry serves Milwaukee zip codes 53210 and 53216.

Assist in our FREE performing arts workshops for participants ages 7-14. Help children write their own songs, sing and dance with the troupe, and explore the technical elements of the show.

Support our year-round residencies for K-8th grade, designed to provide every child the opportunity to experience and enjoy the world of music. Assist in in-school, after-school, or community center programming.

Support our students directly in the classrooms. Read aloud or assist teachers by engaging children in learning and nurturing activities, including teaching games, songs and play. Additional opportunities could include art, cooking and gardening experiences with students. You can also support special events/projects and lend a hand preparing thousands of donated books that come in every year for our Books for Kids program.

Participate in the annual human trafficking awareness and prevention summit, teaching youth about self-love and staying safe in unsafe environments. Volunteers will assist in organizing and facilitating sessions.

Assist in the CHIC Program, which focuses on skill development, empowerment, and showcasing talents. Volunteers will help create a caring and inclusive environment that promotes the best efforts of the youth.

Volunteers are needed to help make Paw Fest at the Lakefront a success by spending a few hours assisting with event activities and raising money for local Milwaukee dogs in need. Multiple shifts are available.

Assist with providing temporary relief to caregivers by engaging with participants through companionship, cognitive exercises, and social activities. Volunteers will help with light housekeeping and meal preparation as needed.

Support the organization by volunteering your time to assist with events, performances, and educational programs. Volunteers may also serve on the Board of Directors to help guide the organization's mission and activities.

Volunteers are needed to support the mission of AAE-USA by assisting in various tasks such as organizing events, outreach, and administrative support. Volunteers will work closely with the team to promote entrepreneurship and socio-economic development.