Assist with organizing and managing flight departures and welcome home ceremonies for veterans. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring these events run smoothly and are memorable for the veterans.

Speak to outside groups about the Honor Flight mission and experiences. Volunteers must have previously flown as a guardian or other volunteer to share firsthand experiences.

Help assemble backpacks filled with essential items for veterans traveling on Honor Flight missions. This role requires attention to detail and a commitment to supporting veterans.

Perform various clerical tasks that can be completed from home to support the administrative functions of Honor Flight Syracuse. This role is ideal for those with strong organizational skills.

Join a committee such as Fundraising, Publicity, or Community Outreach to support the operations and mission of Honor Flight Syracuse. Committee members collaborate on projects and initiatives to further the organization's goals.

Work at booths during special events to promote Honor Flight Syracuse and engage with the community. This role involves interacting with the public and providing information about the organization.

The Moyers Corners Fire Department is a 100% Volunteer Fire Department serving our community since 1948. We currently have openings at each of our four fire stations located in the Town of Clay, Onondaga County, New York. No experience necessary, we provide the training and equipment. The MCFD currently has 150 members that include volunteer firefighters, emt's, paramedics, and fire police. We also have over 100 interior firefighters. | Requirements: - 18 Years Old - High School Graduate - Live within the Moyers Corners Fire Department district | Categories: Firefighter

The Fire, Rescue, and Emergency Medicals Services are some of the most diverse and challenging jobs today. For this reason many people are drawn to volunteering in the fire service for many different reasons. Some by family or friends, others for the desire to help and serve their fellow citizen, while some just enjoy the adrenaline rush that comes with responding on a seconds notice to an emergency.        Volunteering in the fire service is an excellent way to give back to your community. Many people like the feeling of helping someone else, especially in their greatest times of need, and this is what the fire service is all about. Not only do you get to help others but you get to meet new people, people from many different ways of life. You get to experience and learn new things, being a part of something bigger than yourself. Not only is the fire service rewarding in what you do on emergencies but you also build strong bonds with your fellow firefighters. The fire service has a very deeply rooted history of many traditions and values, one being brotherhood. This bond is stronger than no other. The people you hang out with at the firehouse, the team that you respond with on calls, begins to become a second family once you join and the firehouse becomes a home away from home. Whatever motivates you to volunteer, everyone gains self-satisfaction of being their best when other are dealing with what may be the worst times of their life.       When it comes to responding to emergencies, no one call is the same. Everytime the alarm goes off, we are faced with a different challenge to solve. We stand ready to respond 24/7, everyday of the year, in every weather condition possible. Anytime the alarm sounds, we respond. We train on many different types of emergencies ranging from structure fire, to heart attacks, to car accidents, to childbirths and any other imaginable emergency in between. Day or night we may have to use these skills, and very often under potentially stressful and emotional circumstances. Yet these are just some of the many factors that make this profession so personally rewarding.       Volunteering in the fire service may be one of the most important decisions you may make in your life, however you won't regret it. We hope that you take the time and serious consideration that this decision needs and decide to join our ranks! | Requirements: At least 18 years of age (Explorer Program available for ages 14-18) Prior experience welcomed but not necessary | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers will support the Syringe Exchange Program by providing clean syringes and harm reduction education to participants. Volunteers will also assist in maintaining a safe and welcoming environment.

Volunteers will assist in raising awareness about HIV/AIDS through community outreach and education programs. Responsibilities include distributing informational materials and supporting event organization.

Support the Q Center by providing a safe space for LGBTQ+ youth. Volunteers will engage in mentoring, organize activities, and assist with educational programming to promote inclusivity and support.

We are looking for anyone living in the North Syracuse area interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter with the North Syracuse Fire Department. We are a very progressive department that currently is staffed with 40 firefighters including some that are also Paramedics and Emt's. We currently operate out of two stations with 3 Engines,1 Heavy Rescue, 1 Tower Ladder, 2 Light Rescues all under the direction of 3 Fire Chief's. We run approximately 700-800 calls of service a year. We also sponsor a student bunk in program in conjunction with the local colleges in which we currently have 5 Bunk in students. | Requirements: Must be 18 years of age with a High School Diploma or GED, must live in the fire protection area or work 40 hours in the district. | Categories: Firefighter

Today's fire and rescue service is one of the most diverse and challenging vocations. Most fire departments within the United States are staffed and operated by Volunteers. If you're an action oriented person who has the motivation to achieve excellence, then the North Syracuse Fire Department is where you should be. Through knowledge and hands on training, our firefighters obtain the skills necessary to respond to emergencies safely. We provide a teamwork environment that successfully achieves great rewards by helping others. We are 100% Volunteer with many benefits. Help us lead the way by getting involved. Join the North Syracuse Fire Department by calling 315-458-1920 or visiting our website at www.northsyracusefire.com | Requirements: You must have a valid drivers license You must be at least 18 years of age to apply. Be a high school graduate (or GED). You must be physically, intellectually and emotionally capable of performing your duties. You must reside or work full time within the fire protection district. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education, EMT

The North Syracuse Fire Department offers a free room and board program for student who are attending local colleges. Each bunk-in is provided a place to live during their college semester. In exchange for the free room and board the student attends weekly fire department training and provides a service as a volunteer firefighter during a scheduled shift. Our facilities are close to all Syracuse, NY area colleges and offers all the amenities needed for students. For more information visit: http://www.northsyracusefire.com/bunk-ins | Requirements: Each student will have a signed bunk-in agreement and have written permission from the Chief of their home fire department. Each student must have completed NFPA 1001 or NYS Firefighter 1 prior to enrollment. Each student is required to complete weekly duty hours while living at the station. Each student is required to complete daily and weekly chores at the station. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Community Education

Assist in the distribution of diapers to families in need, ensuring that all families receive the correct amount and type of diapers. Volunteers will help organize and manage inventory, and may assist with diaper drives.

Support the ARISE & Ski program by assisting participants with disabilities in skiing activities. Volunteers help with equipment, provide guidance, and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all.

Assist with the construction and installation of ramps for individuals with disabilities. Volunteers help improve accessibility and independence for community members.

Advocate for the rights of residents in long-term care facilities. Volunteers visit facilities, assist with resolving complaints, and ensure residents' rights are upheld.

Assist with various activities at ARISE at the Farm, including horseback riding lessons, horsemanship programs, and inclusive recreation. Volunteers help ensure a supportive and engaging environment for participants.

Assist in leading tours and providing information about historic sites in Central New York. Volunteers will engage with the public and share knowledge about the region's architectural heritage.