Assist with various conservation projects aimed at preserving natural landscapes and enhancing outdoor recreational opportunities. Volunteers may engage in activities such as habitat restoration, trail maintenance, and educational outreach.

Firefighters serve their communities by responding to fires and other emergencies. In some municipalities, Volunteer Firefighters also work as building inspectors or emergency medical technicians (EMTs). This position requires a great deal of teamwork, | Requirements: At least 16 years of age. The main responsibilities of a Volunteer Firefighter are to assist people in distress, rescue fire victims and extinguish fires as quickly as possible. To accomplish these goals, a Volunteer Firefighter must perform a wide range of tasks. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist caregivers by creating a bridge between their goals and daily life during Magic Paintbrush Family Sessions. Volunteers will be taught how to assist in these special sessions.

Assist families, siblings, and friends in sports activities with collegiate and local sports teams. Volunteers help on and off the field, ice, court, and pool.

Participate in internships working with special needs families and agency services. Interns choose an area of interest for independent study and gain hands-on experience in a non-profit environment.

Support peer-to-peer friendships for individuals with special needs and typical peers. Volunteers must complete the TWOgather application to participate.

Help with special events including greeting, registration, materials preparation, refreshments, and cleanup. Minimal training and time commitment required.

We are always looking for support at our volunteer agency. | Requirements: Monthly meetings and/or trainings provided by the department. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support

We need additional volunteers to become firefighters and/or basic emergency medical services responders (CFRs or EMTs), but we also have the need for scene support personnel (auxiliary members) and administrative support personnel (business members). Multiple roles may be chosen, and members can change their roles at any time after joining. | Requirements: The minimum age to apply is 16, and there is no maximum age as long as personal health and ability are suitable for the role(s) chosen. All required training is provided free-of-charge, as are uniforms and personal protective equipment. What we need from you is your time and talent! Time commitment will depend on the role(s) chosen, and where you are in your development for each role. Applicants must not have been convicted of arson. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support, Junior Members

Firefighters | Requirements: Will train | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Our community as well as others are looking for people who want to give back to the community they reside in. We are ln need of additional volunteers to become Jr Firefighter, Firefighters, Administrative members or even Ladies auxiliary members. There are several different roles you could assist in, everyone brings some kind of experience or knowledge to the table. You can come stop by, meet with one of our members , pick up a application to fil out and we can explain everything. Don't hesitate, there is a good feeling knowing you are a part of something good | Requirements: The minimum age to apply is 16, and there is no maximum age as long as personal health and ability are suitable for the role(s) chosen. All required training is provided free-of-charge, as are uniforms and personal protective equipment. What we need from you is your time and talent! Time commitment will depend on the role(s) chosen, and where you are in your development for each role. Applicants must not have been convicted of arson. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Junior Members, Fundraising

Serve on committees such as family selection, site selection, and fundraising. Help make crucial decisions and support the mission of Habitat for Humanity.

Assist with home construction. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome to help build and repair homes for families in need.

Assist with office work and events. Help with administrative tasks and event planning to support our operations and outreach efforts.

Join the next generation of leaders by participating in the Emerging Leaders Society. Members will engage in community service, leadership development, and networking opportunities to drive social change and enhance community well-being.

Advocate with United Way of Broome County by partnering with state and local representatives to develop lasting positive change. Volunteers will engage in activities such as calling, emailing, or tweeting representatives to spread awareness about necessary changes in Broome County.

Assist in organizing and running the annual Black History Month Poetry Slam event. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and participant support.

Help organize and distribute backpacks filled with school supplies to students in need. Volunteers will assist with inventory, packing, and distribution.

Support parents by providing guidance and resources to help them navigate the educational system. Volunteers will work closely with families to advocate for their needs.

Assist with staffing events, setting up and cleaning up, and providing guided tours of the museum and galleries. Volunteers with specialized skills in fundraising, bookkeeping, sound engineering, and collections cataloging are also welcome.

Join one of our committees if you have a background in finance or are skilled at organizing events. Help us manage finances or organize fundraising events.

Lead a room project by meeting with the child and their family to develop a design that meets the medical and healing needs of the child. Work with a team of volunteers to complete the room project.

Assist with room projects by painting, sewing, assembling furnishings, or lending a hand with other tasks. Room Project Managers may contact you directly or we will reach out via email with upcoming volunteer opportunities.

Check-in on adoptable cats located at the Vestal PetSmart. This role includes petting the cats and changing their bedding, ensuring they are happy and healthy.

HIICAP Volunteers provide one-on-one assistance to Medicare beneficiaries, helping them select supplemental insurance, prescription drug coverage, and alerting them to special programs. Volunteers receive free training and regular updates through monthly in-services.

Long-Term Care Ombudsman Volunteers set aside a few hours each week to visit a local long-term care facility to help promote the quality of life for residents. Ombudsmen advocate on behalf of residents and often work closely with residents, their families, and facility staff to resolve problems to ensure the best quality of care. A free 36-hour training program is offered throughout the year for new ombudsmen.

Help arrange space and cook breakfast for bi-monthly Saturday blood drives. Volunteers ensure the event runs smoothly and assist donors as needed.

Assist in offering free clothing to neighborhood families. Volunteers help sort, organize, and distribute clothing on a weekly basis.

Assist in worship services by helping congregants find seating and ensuring the service runs smoothly. Volunteers work in teams and are scheduled on a monthly rotation.

Join the Shepherd's Supper Team to help feed the hungry and lonely of the community on a monthly basis. Volunteers assist in meal preparation and serving.

Sign up to hear about volunteer opportunities at the American Civic Association. Volunteers may assist with various programs including immigration services, ESL classes, and cultural events.

Help the Binghamton Community Orchestra by serving as an usher during concerts. Responsibilities include greeting attendees, assisting with seating, and providing information about the event.

Assist the Binghamton Community Orchestra with marketing and publicity efforts. Responsibilities include promoting concerts and events, engaging with the community, and helping to increase the orchestra's visibility.

Support the Binghamton Community Orchestra by assisting with stage management during concerts. Responsibilities include organizing stage setup, coordinating with musicians, and ensuring smooth transitions during performances.

Help sort and organize clothes that have been donated throughout the week and prepare them for our weekly Clothing Closet.

Rainmakers are the backbone of Truth Pharm. Volunteers will engage in tasks such as tabling events, organizing fundraising events, attending meetings, canvassing establishments to offer education and Narcan training, assisting in finding treatment for people with SUDs, and providing education to people with SUD and their families.

The role of the crisis line volunteer is to provide support and assistance to victims via the 24-hour agency crisis hotline. This includes listening, making appropriate referrals, providing crisis intervention, and dispatching victim advocates, while maintaining the highest levels of confidentiality.

The role of the volunteer advocate is to provide support and assistance to victims as they move through the legal and/or medical process. Advocates respond to requests that are made by hospital staff and local police via the crisis line.

Provide assistance with office administration, IT, social media, or fundraising as a student intern or volunteer. Help with various administrative tasks to support the organization's operations.

The Binghamton Philharmonic has many ways to volunteer, including helping with events, administrative tasks, and community outreach. Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting the orchestra's mission and operations.

Are you interested in housing a musician? The Binghamton Philharmonic is looking for volunteers who can provide temporary housing for visiting musicians. This is a great way to support the arts and get to know talented performers.

Join SPARE Productions for a car wash and bake sale event. Volunteers will assist with washing cars, organizing baked goods, and interacting with attendees to ensure a successful fundraiser.

We are in need of individuals who would like to better themselves and help their community as a member of the fire department. We need interior, exterior, drivers and fire police. | Requirements: Applicant must pass a physical and background check. Department meetings and trainings are on Tuesday nights and will require a time commitment by the applicant. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Seeking motivated, creative and team oriented individuals interesting in providing firefighting, emergency medical and technical rescue to an urban population of 25,000. Additionally, support roles are available for individuals not choosing the more physically demanding responsibilities within the department. NYS certification and support for training are provided by the agency. Prior experience is not required. | Requirements: Course work requires a two to three sessions a week commitment for 3 to 6 months depending on the course. After training availability on an on call basis for responding to emergencies. In station ride times can be scheduled. Ongoing training is weekly with opportunities to enroll in advanced coursework. There is one administrative meeting monthly. Residency within the City of Cortland response district. Candidates should have good personal and professional references and the ability to successfully pass a background check. Great attitude is a must. We can help you develop excellent knowledge, skills and abilities in emergency response. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support

Fire Department Volunteers: Diverse Roles That Make a Difference Volunteers in the City of Cortland Fire Department serve in many diverse roles, and use their talents in many aspects of fire department activities. Their commitment to serving the community is what binds the membership, which is comprised of individuals of all ages, experiences and backgrounds. However, because not everyone has a special interest in each aspect of the fire department, our structure allows folks to explore the areas that interest them most. | Requirements: • Must be at least 18 years old • Graduation from high school or possession of a high school equivalency diploma. • Completion of an annual medical evaluation and clearance to perform duties as described in the requirements provided by the City of Cortland; • Completion of Cortland Fire Department Orientation Program; • Completion of initial and annual OSHA (PESH) safety training; • Completion of NIMS 100 and 700 • Completion of NYS Scene Support Class • Completion of Required annual training hours and all requirements as set forth by the Training Division Policy, Chief of Department and Board of Engineers | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist individuals with disabilities in participating fully in community events and activities. Volunteers will help facilitate access and provide support as needed.

Support advocacy efforts by engaging with the community and raising awareness about disability rights and inclusion. Volunteers will help organize events and distribute informational materials.

Capture heartwarming moments, promote adoptable pets, and help share the organization's mission with the community through engaging content.

Temporarily care for animals in your home until they’re adopted. This role provides a safe and nurturing environment for animals awaiting adoption.

Assist with adoption events, fundraisers, and outreach activities to help promote the organization's mission and support animal adoptions.