Join our team of medical and dental volunteers to provide care to uninsured adults. Positions include Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Medical Assistants, Dentists, Dental Hygienists, and Dental Assistants.

Serve in roles that do not require a credential through the Washington State Department of Health. Current openings include Spanish medical interpreters and facilities support.

Join the SageFen Maker Fest team in a leadership role to help organize and manage various aspects of the event. Volunteers will work closely with the SageFen staff to ensure a successful event, contributing to areas such as logistics, programming, and outreach.

Participate in the Volunteer Fair to connect with local nonprofits and learn about various volunteer opportunities available in the community. Engage with attendees and provide information about the foundation's mission and services.

Join our team in Tri-Cities to sort fresh produce, pack food boxes, and prepare donated groceries for distribution. This is a great opportunity to stay active and work with your hands.

Assist with various administrative tasks to support the operations of Senior Life Resources Northwest. Tasks may include filing, data entry, and answering phones.

Assist in the kitchen with meal preparation and packaging. Volunteers are required to have a current Washington State Food Handlers Card.

Provide transportation for seniors to dining centers or medical appointments. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a clean driving record.

Deliver nutritious meals to homebound seniors, ensuring they receive the food and social interaction they need. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Thank you for expressing your interest in serving our community as a volunteer with Benton County Fire District #1. We greatly appreciate your willingness to contribute to the delivery of the highest level of public safety services to our community, as well as the District and its members. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer or would like more information about Benton County Fire District #1, please visit our official website at www.BentonOne.org. Our website provides details about our organization, the application process, and allows you to submit an application online. Thank you again for your interest in serving with Benton County Fire District #1. We look forward to meeting with you! Sincerely, Benton County Fire District #1 | Requirements: REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY To apply, you must meet the following requirements: 1. Be 18 years of age., or Support Services 16 years of age. 2. Have a High School Diploma or GED. 3. Have a valid Washington State Driver's License. 4. Have no felony convictions within the last seven years that could interfere with your work as a firefighter. 5. Have an insurable driving record. 6. Must be able to read and write the English language. 7. Must reside within five miles of a District fire station. 8. Must pass an entrance exam. 9. Must pass a physical exam and drug screening. 10. Must be capable of sustained arduous work. 11. Height and weight commensurate | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT

Volunteers will assist in various activities and events organized by the Richland Seniors Association, helping to create a vibrant and engaging community for seniors. Responsibilities may include event setup, assisting with educational presentations, and supporting themed dinners and dances.

Assist in organizing and staffing fundraising events to support the mission of Beautiful Beginnings Family Center. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and ensuring the success of fundraising activities.

Mentor survivors of sex trafficking by providing support, guidance, and encouragement. Volunteers will help mentees develop life skills and confidence.

Provide support and assistance to individuals in crisis by answering hotline calls. Volunteers will be trained to offer guidance and resources to callers.

Volunteers with trucks or trailer hitches are needed to transport crates of produce from the gleaning site to local food banks. This role is crucial in ensuring that harvested produce reaches those in need.

Participate in street outreach efforts to connect with individuals at risk of or experiencing sex trafficking. Volunteers will distribute resources and offer support.

Engage with clients through art therapy sessions to help bring hope and healing to survivors of sex trafficking. Volunteers will assist in facilitating creative expression as a form of therapy.

Assist in staffing events organized by Beautiful Beginnings Family Center. Volunteers will help with various tasks to ensure smooth operations during events.

Provide guidance and support to young mothers by sharing parenting experiences and offering advice. Mentors will help mothers develop life skills and confidence in their parenting abilities.

Join the prayer team to support the organization's mission through prayer. Members will receive monthly email prayer requests to guide their prayers.

Conduct site visits prior to scheduled gleaning to ensure landowner concerns are addressed. On the day of gleaning, supervise the harvest and direct volunteers to ensure safety and efficiency.

Join weekday or Saturday gleaning events throughout the harvest season to help harvest crops from local farms. Volunteers will work together to collect produce that would otherwise go to waste.

Teach classes to new mothers on various skills that can aid them in parenting and career development. Volunteers with specific skill sets are encouraged to share their knowledge.

Join the cleaning team to maintain a welcoming and safe environment for clients and staff. Volunteers will help with general cleaning and organizing tasks.

Technical Volunteers contribute to SIGN through skill-based projects, providing insight to address technical, computational, and scientific challenges. They collaborate with teams to solve real problems that arise at SIGN.

BCFD4 is currently seeking applicants to fill volunteer firefighter, EMT, resident/intern and support personnel openings. Go to https://bcfd4.org/join-us/ to apply. Applications are accepted year-round but may be held if no positions are available. Applicants will be contacted to be informed of application status. Currently qualified EMTs or firefighters are given priority. Applicants that have no training or experience or those that not been certified for long periods of time are sent to our volunteer firefighter training academy. Benton County Fire Protection District #4 is a special service district that provides fire protection to the City of West Richland and surrounding county areas. The fire district was established in 1954 and encompasses 52 square miles. Our calls for service include structure fires, wildland fires, citizen assists, emergency medical calls, vehicle accidents, water rescues, and hazardous materials incidents. We are comprised of a combination staff including 19 career staff and more than 35 volunteers, with up to 12 of the volunteers being intern volunteer firefighters. We operate out of three stations with two of them staffed 24-hours per day that house 13 fire apparatus, three medic units (one as a reserve unit), and 4-6 command/staff vehicles. We have several members that are on specialized Tri-County Teams such as the Tri-County Hazardous Materials Response Team, Technical Rescue Team, and the Tri-County Incident Management Team (Type III). The district handled more than 2000 calls in 2021, including mutual and automatic aid with neighboring departments. The career and intern staff work a 48/96 hour shift schedule. Our volunteer firefighters, EMT's, and support personnel respond and complete station standby time when they are available and as needed. | Requirements: Requirements for support personnel may differ than listed below. Be at least 18 years of age at appointment and eligible to work in the United States. Possess a High School Diploma or GED. Have and maintain an insurable driving record. Have a clear criminal history for crimes against people, drugs, firearms, etc. Successfully pass a background check. Have and maintain physical fitness for duty and be capable of performing any required firefighting, rescue, or emergency medical activities as assigned. Live within a reasonable response time to district boundaries or stations. If you have previous firefighting or EMS experience, your application may be accepted outside the application period on a case by case basis. If an opening becomes available, you may be invited to participate in the testing and interview process. If at any time after turning in your application there is a change to your personal information, i.e. address, phone number, or name, please contact BCFD4 District Office with the changes. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support