Volunteers are needed! Join the Middlefield Volunteer Fire Company and give back to your community. All training and equipment will be provided to you. Get local tax benefits! | Requirements: Junior Members (Explorers) 14 years of age Members (Firefighters, EMS, Fire Police) 18 years of age Valid CT Drivers License Must reside within the town of Middlefield/Rockfall, CT Pass a department physical, drug test, and background check. | Categories: Junior Members, EMT, Firefighter

Volunteer mentors play a vital role in connecting area children with the natural world. No experience is needed; just an interest in sharing your appreciation of nature with others. Volunteers will learn what they need to know and have fun while sharing their love of the natural world with the next generation.

Would you like to help out your community by responding to medicals or fires? We need your help in our fire department to respond to a variety of medicals, fires, mva's and rescues. | Requirements: 18 and over. Willing to commit the time necessary to train and become certified in FF1 and or EMS. Willing to respond to a variety of calls once trained. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers will assist with barn chores including cleaning stalls and paddocks, scrubbing and refilling water troughs, grooming assigned horses, and general facility maintenance. This role requires dedication and some prior horse experience.

The Westfield (Middletown, CT) Volunteer Fire Department seeks volunteers to join our family of first responders. Learn how to save lives, protect community property and have fun doing it! We provide all training and equipment in addition to pay per call and incentive stipends. Our members are community a diverse group of residents who love helping people. Applications can be picked up at the firehouse or are available at www.westfieldfd.com. | Requirements: A string desire to learn, help people in your community as a part of a team of first responders and have fun doing it. You will have to pass a background check, drug screen and fit for duty physical exam. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist with various tasks related to theatre productions, including set design, costume preparation, and ushering during performances. Volunteers help ensure smooth operations and enhance the audience experience.

Facilitate weekly conversations in a judgement-free safe space for individuals struggling with suicidal thoughts, self-harm, and depression. Volunteers will help create a supportive environment for open dialogue.

Join the CNTR Community Choir, open to everyone ages 10 and up. Volunteers will participate in choir sessions, helping to create a joyful and inclusive singing environment. No auditions or experience needed.

Volunteers are needed to help raise awareness about sudden cardiac arrest and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Responsibilities include assisting with events, distributing educational materials, and engaging with the community to promote AED donation and CPR training programs.

Volunteers are needed to help exercise and socialize the animals at the shelter. This role involves spending one-on-one time with the animals to reduce their stress and improve their well-being. Training is provided to ensure volunteers are equipped for the tasks.

Join Q Plus for a four-day summer program in Southington, focusing on nature education. Volunteers will support program activities and engage with youth participants.

We’re looking for you! Kensington Fire-Rescue is actively seeking firefighters, medical response technicians, emergency medical technicians, fire/police and administrative members. Become part of a progressive volunteer emergency response organization in the area. Training is provided and the benefits are limitless. Getting started with Kensington Fire-Rescue is easy… Kensington Fire-Rescue provides an incredible atmosphere with state-of-the-art apparatus and equipment and these benefits that come with being part of the KFR team… Free Training: All firefighting, rescue and emergency medical training is provided. Retirement: Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP). Team: A great sense of community and serving a good cause. Leadership: Opportunities for advancement and responsibility on both the operational and administrative side of Kensington Fire-Rescue. Family: Camaraderie and lifelong friendships. Internet Access: Work from the firehouse while you volunteer! High speed Internet access network. And so much more… Get More Information: Want more information on becoming part of Kensington Fire-Rescue? Just complete the form on the top right of this page and an appropriate representative from the KFR will get in touch with you. You are also welcome to stop by the station at 7 p.m. on any Monday evening (our drill night) to obtain more information, meet our volunteers, and fill out an application: | Requirements: ALL PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS: Must be at least 18 years old age. No previous experience is required. Application process to include criminal background check. FIREFIGHTER and MRT/EMT: Passing of department entry physical. Completion of basic orientation training, including CPR, Infection Control and Introduction to Kensington Fire Rescue Standard Operating Guidelines and Procedures. Completion of Firefighter-I and or Connecticut MRT/EMT program. Attendance at weekly drills, monthly meetings and special events. FIRE POLICE: Passing of department entry physical. Completion of basic orientation training, including CPR, Infection Control and Introduction to Kensington Fire Rescue Standard Operating Guidelines and Procedures. Completion of Connecticut Fire Academy Fire Police Procedures program. ADMINISTRATIVE MEMBERS: Posses administrative skill required by the department. General Membership Benefits: | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support, Fundraising

Assist in supporting participants during programs, help with setting up and cleaning up events, and contribute to creating a welcoming environment for families. Volunteers are crucial to the success of our events and programs.

Assist Cheshirepedia by writing and submitting entries or essays on topics related to Cheshire's history. Volunteers will research, write, and edit content to be featured on the Cheshirepedia website.

Help organize and participate in adoption events to find homes for rescued cats. Responsibilities include setting up event spaces, interacting with potential adopters, and providing information about the adoption process.

Work behind the scenes during performances to ensure smooth transitions and manage stage elements. Training will be provided.

Assist in the Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program to help manage the feral cat population. Volunteers will help trap feral cats, transport them to veterinary appointments, and return them to their colonies.

Help put together costumes for theater productions. Volunteers will learn on the job, so no prior experience is needed.

Assist in writing and submitting grant applications to secure funding for the organization's programs. Volunteers will research potential funding sources and draft proposals.

Participate in planning and executing fundraising events to support the rescue's mission. Volunteers will help with event logistics, promotion, and engaging with attendees.

Help with marketing and publicity efforts for theater productions. No prior experience is necessary as training will be provided.

Provide transportation for cats to and from veterinary appointments. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and be comfortable handling cats.

Assist in creating and implementing marketing strategies to promote the rescue's mission and events. Volunteers will help with social media, newsletters, and other promotional materials.

Volunteers will assist with feeding, mucking stalls, deworming, vaccinating, and handling farm animals. Additional tasks include assisting veterinarians and farriers, grooming, hoof trimming, training, and providing first aid to animals.

Assist in building and painting sets for theater productions. No prior experience is necessary as training will be provided.

Assist with ticket sales and customer service at the box office. Volunteers will be trained on the job.

Volunteers assist in transporting dogs to and from the shelter for various needs such as vet visits, adoption events, and foster homes. This role requires a valid driver's license and a passion for animal welfare.

Help organize and participate in events that promote the shelter and its mission. Volunteers will assist with setup, coordination, and engagement with the public during events.

Assist with feeding the dogs and maintaining clean kennels to ensure a healthy and hygienic environment. This role is vital for the daily care and comfort of the dogs at the shelter.

Capture engaging and heartwarming photos of the dogs to aid in their adoption process. This role requires a keen eye for photography and a love for animals.

Volunteers are needed to walk and socialize with the dogs, helping them to stay active and engaged. This role is crucial for the well-being of the dogs and helps prepare them for adoption by improving their social skills.

Assist in facilitating the North Haven Teen Summer Program, focusing on student rights and education. Volunteers will help organize activities and ensure a supportive environment for participants.

Foster volunteers provide daily care for animals in their homes, helping to prepare them for adoption. The rescue covers all veterinary expenses, and supplies can be provided if needed.

Volunteers assist in processing adoption applications, which includes reviewing applications, calling veterinary references, and conducting home visits to ensure a good match for the animals.

Volunteers are needed to transport animals to and from veterinary appointments and various locations within Connecticut. This role is crucial in ensuring animals receive timely medical care and reach their foster or forever homes.

Volunteers are needed to socialize animals in the care of Paws 4 Life Animal Rescue. This involves spending time with the animals, helping them adjust to human interaction, and preparing them for adoption.

Assist with the annual Women Composers Festival in March and other events throughout the year. Volunteers receive free admission to the festival, including concerts, presentations, and workshops.

Newington EMS located in the center of Newington, CT is looking for new members. We cover the town of Newington and offer mutual aid to New Britain. We operate 6pm-6am Monday through Friday, and 24 hours on weekends and holidays. This is a perfect way to get your foot in the door to the medical and emergency service field. We have members from all over the state whom work in many types of emergency services. We have monthly training for both probationary and regular members that help you become a competent and trustworthy EMT. Our trainings range from working on documentation, to working on scenario based skills, and working with Newington Fire Department with extrication drills. We have 3 ambulances, 1 intercept car, and 1 MCI truck. . Please feel free to contact our membership department if you have and questions! | Requirements: CT State certified EMT or NREMT certified AHA CPR/AED certified CT State drivers license CEVO/EVOC certified (preferable) 18 or older | Categories: EMT

Help coordinate and execute fundraising activities to support Webb Elementary School. Volunteers will manage logistics, promote events, and ensure funds are collected and recorded accurately.

Assist in planning and organizing events for Webb Elementary School. Volunteers will work within a committee to ensure events are well-coordinated and successful.

Assist in transporting distressed wildlife to the rehabilitation center. Transporters play a crucial role in improving the survival rate of injured or orphaned animals.

Contribute to the work at Claws N Paws Rehabilitation Center by volunteering your skills. Help build nesting boxes and outdoor enclosures to support wildlife rehabilitation efforts.

Assist with trail clearing, boundary marking, and land maintenance to help preserve open spaces. Volunteers can also become land stewards for various properties.

Provide educational support, clerical, or computer work to assist the organization in its mission to conserve land and natural resources.

Serve on a committee that interests you and contribute ideas on how the organization can improve its efforts in land conservation.

All levels of Firefighters wanted. If you are new we will provide training and gear. | Requirements: Must 18 years old, in good physical health and live within a 3 mile radius of our station. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteering demonstrates caring for others and offers the opportunity to improve the lives of children and families, thereby creating a caring community. Duties will vary based on program and operational need as well as volunteer interest and skill set.

As a mentor, you will provide guidance and support to a young person in Guilford, Connecticut. Responsibilities include meeting with your mentee for approximately one half to one hour per week during school hours, making a commitment for at least one school year, and attending training sessions.

Volunteer Firefighter We provide all necessary equipment and training We are one of the oldest volunteer fire departments in the nation (charted in 1803) | Requirements: Must be a resident of Wethersfield Must be at least 18 years old Must have a GED or greater Must pass a background check, drug screen and physical Must complete Firefighter I certification to get off probation. | Categories: Firefighter

Join one of the several committees at Voices of Hope to help promote a culture of courage against hatred through Holocaust and genocide education and remembrance. Volunteers can choose from committees such as Development, Education, Outreach, Programming, Publicity, Evening of Hope, and International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Seeking applicants for the position of Volunteer Firefighter. | Requirements: Candidates must be 18 years old and pass a Physical by the Department's physician. Must live in Town of Wolcott or reasonable distance in surrounding towns of Bristol, Southington, and Waterbury. Junior members can join from age 14-18 | Categories: Firefighter

Support the West Hartford summer session focusing on adult life skills. Volunteers will assist in organizing activities and providing guidance to youth participants.

A Firefighter performs firefighting duties in response to emergent (fire, rescue, and hazardous materials) and related non-emergent situations. Performs routine maintenance of Department buildings, apparatus and equipment to ensure operational safety and effectiveness. | Requirements: Pass a medical examination annually, including a respiratory test. Obtain ProBoard Firefighter I certification within 18-months of appointment. Work is performed either inside or outside, in all weather conditions, and in emergency and stressful situations. Rely on senses of sight, hearing, smell and touch to determine the nature of the emergency while maintaining personal safety. Work for long periods of time, which require sustained physical activity and keen concentration. Perform a variety of tasks, including lifting heavy objects, on slippery, hazardous surfaces, such as rooftops, ladders, and steep grades. Ability to lift 50 pounds frequently and 75 pounds occasionally. | Categories: Firefighter

THE GLASTONBURY FIRE DEPARTMENT NEEDS YOU! The Glastonbury Fire Department is currently recruiting new members. We are seeking new members who possess a desire to help and a passion for service, as well as a sense of pride and tradition. As a volunteer firefighter not only are you serving your community, but you personally gain the satisfaction of knowing that you are helping others that are in immediate need of assistance. You will also gain experience in a range of areas, including fire behavior and suppression, numerous life saving rescue techniques, as well as fire prevention.  The men and women of our department pride themselves in being one of the best-trained and equipped fire service organizations within the State of Connecticut.  There is nothing more rewarding than helping your neighbor. It is an awesome feeling that only you can experience yourself first hand.  If you ever thought about becoming a member, now is the time to get involved! | Requirements: The Glastonbury Fire Department is a department within the Town of Glastonbury. The Town of Glastonbury and the Glastonbury Fire Department are Equal Opportunity Employers. Residents of the town, nonresidents gainfully employed within the town, and persons living in other towns with the ability to respond to emergencies in a timely fashion, are eligible for membership. Prospective members complete an online application available here: https://www.glastonbury-ct.gov/home/showdocument?id=22640 These instructions outline the application procedure: The Department will conduct a criminal and motor vehicle background check on an applicant. An applicant will be required to complete a fit for duty physical. False and/or incorrect information may be grounds for rejections of an application or subsequent dismissal from the Department. A copy of a valid Connecticut driver's license is required. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with various tasks during art exhibits, including receiving artwork, hanging pieces, gallery sitting, and helping at receptions. Volunteers can specify their preferred tasks and availability.

Adult volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks at the food bank every Monday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and every Tuesday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM. Responsibilities include sorting and distributing food items, organizing pantry shelves, and assisting clients.

High school juniors and seniors are invited to volunteer every Tuesday from 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM. Volunteers will help with food distribution, organizing donations, and assisting with pantry operations. A waiver form must be completed and returned during the volunteer shift.

Join our vibrant volunteer community and share your passion for Korean culture. Volunteers will support Korean language and cultural education and connect with other enthusiasts. After completing 26 sessions of in-person volunteer hours, a Junior Leadership Award will be officially issued by NAKS.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the annual CWRA Spring Meeting. Responsibilities include setting up the venue, managing registration, and supporting attendees throughout the day.

Facilitate Twelve-Step Recovery meetings, providing support and guidance to individuals affected by alcoholism and addiction. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and supportive environment for attendees.

Assist in organizing and participating in community service projects such as food drives, clothing drives, and holiday toy drives. Volunteers will help with logistics, distribution, and community engagement.

Support youth activities by helping organize events and programs that benefit young people in the community. Volunteers will assist in planning, coordination, and execution of youth-focused initiatives.

Participate in child abuse prevention efforts by supporting programs and initiatives aimed at strengthening families and protecting children. Volunteers will engage in advocacy, awareness campaigns, and support services.

Help organize and manage adoption and special events. Volunteers will assist with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees and animals.

Participate in organizing and executing fundraising events to support the rescue's mission. This role involves creative thinking and community engagement to raise necessary funds.

Assist with transporting dogs to vet appointments, adoption events, and other necessary locations. Volunteers will ensure safe and timely transportation for our animals.

Help screen potential applicants and find the perfect match for our dogs. This role involves interacting with potential adopters to ensure the best possible match between our dogs and their adoptive homes.

Join the tech crew to assist with lighting, sound, and other technical aspects of theatre productions. Volunteers will gain hands-on experience in theatre technology.

Engage with the community to promote upcoming productions and events. Volunteers will help in distributing promotional materials and raising awareness about CCT's mission.

Support the construction team in building and setting up stage designs for various productions. Volunteers should be comfortable with basic tools and physical tasks.

Assist with welcoming guests, managing ticketing, and ensuring smooth operations during performances. Volunteers will play a key role in enhancing audience experience.

Volunteers provide transportation services to seniors, ensuring they get to appointments and return home safely. Volunteers are expected to stay with the senior during appointments and provide companionship.

Join the Coltsville Heritage Partnership as a volunteer to help preserve and promote the historical significance of the Coltsville National Historical Park. Volunteers assist with various tasks including event planning, historical research, and community engagement.

Participate in the CIRC Volunteer Info Session to learn about various volunteer opportunities and how you can contribute to supporting immigrants and refugees in Connecticut. Volunteers will gain insights into the organization's mission and the roles available.

Volunteers participate in project work such as building rain gardens and river clean-ups to raise awareness about the benefits of green infrastructure. They demonstrate ways in which citizens can create healthy, beautiful natural places within urban areas.

M.P. Rice Hose Company 2 is currently looking for new members 18 years of age and up. Check out our 2015 Recruitment video. If you or anyone you know is interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter and/or EMT, there are 3 ways of contacting us. 1. You can send us a message here on Facebook with your name and contact number. 2. You can call our station at 203-315-3906 and leave a message with your name and phone number 3. You can stop down to our firehouse at 341 Main St. any Monday evening between 6:45 pm - 7 pm. Training starts at 7PM you could always follow along to see what we do, and ask questions to any of our members. Here is a link to the Branford Volunteer Fire Dept Application which you can print out-https://www.branfordfire.com/…/BFDVolunteerMembershipApplic Company 2 is the oldest and busiest volunteer fire company in Branford. We go on approx. 500 calls for service a year all over the Town of Branford as well as I-95 & sometimes provide mutual aid to our neighboring towns. What are some of the benefits for volunteering in Branford? Free training & fire gear A yearly stipend of $1000 if you meet the yearly requirements A pension plan An opportunity to help your neighbors and have new experiences Create lifelong friendships plus much more. Also there are 4 other volunteer fire companies throughout the Town of Branford who also need new members. Some of those companies you need only be 14 years of age to join | Requirements: Candidates must be 18 years old and pass a Physical by the Department's physician. Must live in Town of Branford. Junior members can join from age 14-18 to another Company in town to the Explorer post. Company 9 is proud to sponsor a Boy Scouts of America - Fire Explorer post! Teenagers aged 14+ may apply to learn hands on skills and gain real world experience in fire and EMS services, while gaining valuable community service hours for school. Stop down at station 9 or call (203)315-3910 for more information (leave a message if necessary). Address for station 9 is 6 Linden Ave Branford, Ct 0645 | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT

Volunteers are needed to help maintain a 50' x 50' plot dedicated to growing produce for the Branford Food Pantry and Community Dining Room. Responsibilities include planting, weeding, and harvesting a variety of vegetables throughout the growing season.

Support team activities by assisting with various tasks such as snack preparation, transportation, and supervision during practices and games. This role is perfect for parents who want to be actively involved in their child's soccer experience.

Assist the head coach in planning and conducting soccer practices, providing guidance to young players, and ensuring a positive team environment. Volunteers should have a passion for soccer and mentoring youth.

Assist in planning and executing soccer events and community activities, ensuring smooth operations and a positive experience for all participants. Volunteers should be detail-oriented and enjoy working in a team setting.

Manage team logistics, including scheduling, communication with parents, and coordination of team events. Strong organizational skills and the ability to communicate effectively are essential.

Help expand Kallos' reach by distributing literature, such as hanging posters and delivering brochures to venues. Volunteers will also assist with photography and graphic design tasks.

Assist with ticket sales, ushering, and video recording during concerts. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of events and enhance the audience experience.

Assist in organizing and running math competitions for high school students. Responsibilities include problem writing, event coordination, and supporting participants during the competition.

Oversee budgeting and streamline operational processes. Responsibilities include developing a reporting system and supporting organizational sustainability.

Volunteers needed for Friday morning sewing program to teach sewing skills to refugee women. Responsibilities include helping women set up sewing machines and guiding them in learning projects.

Assist in the setup and operation of craft sale events showcasing products from our sewing program. Responsibilities include customer interaction and sales process management.

Design and maintain the organization's website and social media accounts. Responsibilities include creating engaging posts and collaborating with the marketing team for a cohesive online presence.

We are seeking a motivated and organized individual to join our team as an Administrative Assistant. Responsibilities include managing administrative tasks, assisting in maintaining records, and providing support to program managers.

Seeking an experienced individual to lead our sewing programs, focusing on skill development and providing leadership. Responsibilities include planning instruction sessions and mentoring assistant instructors.

Develop engaging content for the organization's website and events. Responsibilities include writing blog posts and ensuring consistency in messaging across communication channels.

Volunteers are needed to take care of children while their mothers participate in sewing programs. Responsibilities include supervising children and interacting with them during the program.

Create visually appealing graphics for branding and events. Responsibilities include editing photos and collaborating with the marketing team to ensure consistent visual communication.

Become a Member Liaison! The purpose of the YMCA Member Liaison is to engage and create a welcoming environment for current members, re-engage past members, welcome new members, and spread enthusiasm for the YMCA and our mission.

Serve as a member of the Finance Committee, which meets quarterly. Financial, investment, or accounting experience is required, with a time commitment of 3-4 hours per quarter.

Organize and participate in periodic work party events at the sanctuaries, lasting 3-5 hours on a Saturday morning. Help maintain the sanctuaries to support wildlife and bird habitats.

Serve on a committee designed to increase knowledge and understanding of birds among members and the public. This role requires a commitment of 2-3 hours a month.

Assist in the planning and execution of the Hartford Chapter's educational program. This role allows CBAP recipients to earn up to 30 CDU credits for their volunteer work.

Assist the Program & Events Coordinator in finding and scheduling guest speakers for monthly meetings and wildlife programs. This role requires a commitment of 2-3 hours per month.

Volunteers are needed at events to assist with registration, preparation of give-away materials, ushering, and light food service. Volunteers are expected to arrive an hour before the event starts to help set up and can enjoy the presentation once it begins.