LSCTFT is looking for dedicated individuals to be apart of our family of public servants. Please contact us for more information. | Requirements: Valid drivers license High school diploma or equivalent Pass criminal background check Other requirements noted when receiving an application | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Lapel Stony Creek Twp Fire Territory is looking for qualified individuals that would love to be apart of a growing community and fire department. We are looking for individuals that would be interested in volunteering 24 hours per month on the weekends. | Requirements: Valid drivers license Pass criminal background check High school diploma or equivalent Certified EMT Certified FF Exceptions may be made if not certified* | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Lapel Stony Creek Twp Fire Territory is looking for qualified individuals that would love to be apart of a growing community and fire department. We are looking for individuals that would be interested in volunteering 24 hours per month on the weekends. | Requirements: Valid drivers license Pass criminal background check High school diploma or equivalent Certified EMT Exceptions may be made if not certified* | Categories: EMT

LSCTFT is looking for dedicated individuals to be apart of our family of public servants. Please contact us for more information. | Requirements: Valid drivers license High school diploma or equivalent Pass criminal background check Other requirements noted when receiving an application | Categories: EMT

As a Feral Cat Advocate, you will help in the TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) process, providing care and support for feral cat colonies. Volunteers will also assist in educating the community about feral cat care and advocacy.

Join a fun and vibrant group to help bring community events to Fortville, such as Winterfest, Beautification Day, and the Summer Concert Series in Landmark Park. Volunteers will assist in organizing, setting up, and managing these events.

Edgewood Volunteer Fire Department is looking for new members. There are expectations and requirements of membership as well as training necessary to become a volunteer fire fighter or EMT. The demands are great, both physically and mentally. However, the Officers of the department will do what ever we can to help you to be successful and meet your goal. Please note that while most fire training is at little to no cost and provided by the department when possible, EMS training does typically have an initial up-front cost although in some cases these costs may be reimbursed by the department. Many of the requirements are State of Indiana rules and regulations, so there is very little flexibility the department has to work around them. All fire and EMS training is designed to meet any applicable local, state, and federal guidelines and regulations. Many fire and EMS certifications are subject to periodic renewal, and the requirements for renewal are set by the State of Indiana. In addition, there are requirements for annual training that must be completed. Again, thank you for your interest in joining the department. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact one of the officers. | Requirements: Certified or willing to obtain certification as an Indiana Firefighter I/II (240 hours) Certified or willing to obtain certification as an Indiana EMT-B Current certification in FEMA IS-100, 200, 700 and 800 series. Valid driver's license Drivers must have 40 hours a year of drivers training Minimum of 24 hours/month station duty People with knowledge of diesel vehicle maintenance are welcome to apply | Categories: Junior Members, Department Support, Other, EMT, Fundraising, Firefighter

Join our team of volunteers to help deliver clean and working durable equipment to our special community. Volunteers also assist in maintaining our website and social media accounts, and participate in community outreach.

Volunteers are needed to serve as tutor/mentors, providing one-on-one help with reading and other specific academic needs. This role is crucial in supporting the educational development of children.

Volunteers are needed to assist with checking children in and greeting parents/guardians during check out each day. This role ensures the safety and smooth operation of the program.

Volunteers are needed to serve on a rotating team to provide healthy snacks and drinks for the children. Responsibilities include preparing, serving, and cleaning up after snack time.

Provide support to families in crisis by assisting with supervised visitations and ensuring a safe environment for children. Help parents working towards reunification with their children.

Volunteers are responsible for assembling meal packs containing nutritious foods like oatmeal, fruit, and pasta. These packs are distributed to students in need to ensure they have access to healthy meals over the weekend.

Volunteers deliver assembled meal packs to schools for student pick-up. This role requires reliable transportation and a commitment to ensuring timely delivery of meals to support student nutrition.

Assist families in crisis by providing a safe and welcoming environment for supervised visitations. Support children removed from their homes by ensuring they are cared for while case workers secure placements.

Volunteers will digitize client and donor records, ensuring accurate and efficient data management. This role requires attention to detail and basic computer skills.

Volunteers will identify potential grants that the organization qualifies for and provide strategic advice on applications. This role involves research and writing skills.

Volunteers will organize donation drives and encourage decluttering to collect items for the pantry. This role involves community engagement and organizational skills.

Volunteers will process inventory donations by recording donor information, item codes, and points value. They will also assist clients in finding sizes, calculating points, and checking out.

Volunteers will contact township trustees and various agencies to identify potential clients. They will also distribute informational materials to shelters and food pantries.