Help promote recycling initiatives by educating the community on proper recycling practices and assisting in recycling events to encourage the reduction, reuse, and recycling of materials.

Engage in gardening projects that support the establishment and maintenance of community gardens, contributing to the beautification and sustainability of local neighborhoods.

Assist in organizing and participating in regular cleanup initiatives to eliminate existing litter and foster a cleaner environment in Jackson. Encourage community members to participate in litter prevention efforts and report incidents of littering.

Participate in beautification efforts designed to enhance the visual appeal of areas in Jackson, which may include improvements to parks, restoration of trails, and the establishment of community gardens.

Host financial literacy workshops in Jackson and Atlanta to empower community members by enhancing their understanding of financial concepts and services. Help participants master financial skills and improve their money habits.

Engage in structured group mentoring sessions with at-risk youth, providing guidance and encouragement to help them navigate challenges and achieve success. Empower young men to make positive life choices and maximize their potential.

Mentor 9th-grade young ladies by providing guidance and support during critical life transitions. Foster close, healthy, and supportive mentor-mentee relationships to help youth navigate challenges and achieve success.

Assist with managing the organization's social media platforms and website. Help with applications for spay/neuter programs and adoptions, and coordinate transports and vet appointments.

Assist with fundraising, animal welfare advocacy, and education. Spread the word about Pack Life and help advocate for canine welfare.

Volunteer to walk, socialize, and train dogs at Pack Life Canine Rescue. Help improve the dogs' well-being and prepare them for adoption.

Participate in adoption events, fundraiser events, and feral cat TNR activities. Help organize and execute events to support the organization's mission.

Provide temporary care for cats, dogs, or horses in need of short-term or long-term foster homes. Support animals waiting for adoption by offering a loving environment.

Join our team by volunteering at our programs to support at-risk youth in Jackson, Mississippi. Volunteers will assist in organizing and facilitating educational and enrichment activities for youth.

Assist women in learning computer skills and provide job training to help them transition from obtaining a diploma to enrolling in community colleges. Volunteers will play a vital role in empowering women to prosper in their future endeavors.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various events during Jackson Indie Music Week 2025. Responsibilities include checking in with stage managers, wearing a volunteer t-shirt, and being prepared to stand or walk for long periods. Volunteers must be punctual and enthusiastic.

Support the backstage operations during performances, including moving set pieces and assisting with scene changes. Volunteers ensure the smooth transition between scenes.

Assist with technical aspects of productions, including lighting and sound. Volunteers will work closely with the production team to ensure smooth technical operations during performances.

Assist with audience services, including ticketing, ushering, and customer service. Volunteers help create a welcoming environment for patrons attending performances.

Assist in the creation and maintenance of costumes for productions. Volunteers will work with the costume designer to ensure all costumes are ready for performances.

Capture photographs of rehearsals and performances for promotional and archival purposes. Volunteers will work with the marketing team to provide visual content.

Participate in the construction and assembly of stage sets. Volunteers will use various tools and materials to create the physical environment for productions.

Langford Volunteer Fire Department is seeking qualified applicants to join our team of dedicated first responders. We provide fire, rescue, and medical response to our community and need people who want to serve the community by training for and responding to emergency calls. Members receive all equipment (bunker gear, communications equipment, etc) and training needed to be effective on scene when the alarm rings. Join us and experience the reward of hard work and helping others. | Requirements: 21 years or older (individuals under 18y/o may apply but have restrictions on their membership) 2 meetings mandatory every month. 1st Monday and 3rd Thursday at 6PM, exceptions made for work schedules Quarterly mandatory training sessions (usually on Saturday mornings) Respond to 15% of emergency calls (average 5 or 6 every month at a minimum) Meet basic physical and mental agility requirements Live within 5 miles of the Langford VFD ESN/fire district boundary (residential zip code will be 39042, 39047 or 39232, no exceptions on this.) | Categories: Department Support, Firefighter, EMT

A medically trained first responder who is able to help the sick or injured. EMS personnel are responsible for rendering medical aid. 90% of all emergency calls are for medical emergencies. | Requirements: Members will attend a 40 hour Emergency Medical Responder course paid for by the department that will certify them to give medical aid within their scope of practice. If the member wishes to attend EMT school, the county in which we operate can select members to send if they choose. | Categories: EMT

One who engages and extinguishes a variety of fires. Applicant will be trained how to properly extinguish all types of fires while wearing all safety gear. The applicant will be trained in various scenarios stemming from previous calls in order to be well rounded with knowledge and experience. | Requirements: New members will attend an 88 hour Firefighter Level-1 Certification course to achieve the title Firefighter. The course is designed to the standards as Firefighter 1001 Basic Class through the MS Fire Academy. In the course, students will learn different operations that take place on the fire ground and how to properly extinguish fire. | Categories: EMT, Other, Firefighter, Department Support, Fundraising

The member will be well trained in the knowledge of road safety and operation of an emergency vehicle. The member will be able to drive all apparatus assigned to the Fire Department and have the knowledge required to get water from the truck to firefighters on the hoseline known as Pumping. | Requirements: New members will take a driver safety course and have several hours of driver training in each apparatus before being cleared to drive. | Categories: Other

Auxiliary Members are the biggest support a Fire Department can receive. These men and women are the biggest help when it comes to fundraising or getting materials/supplies for the stations. These members come together and brainstorm for new ideas for fundraisers, community outreach programs, and life safety programs. | Requirements: Auxiliary members are not required to run calls but can if they would like, but they have to follow the requirements for other full-time members. See: Firefighter, EMT/EMR, and Driver Operator. | Categories: Fundraising