Volunteers are needed to assist with marketing efforts both online and offline, and to raise awareness about Keep Me Warm Doghouses. Responsibilities include promoting the organization and assisting with events.

Provide temporary homes for rescued animals, helping them with socialization and care until they are ready for adoption. Volunteers must be willing to open their homes and hearts to animals in need.

Foster Home Volunteers welcome Australian Cattle Dogs into their homes, providing care and determining the best forever home for each dog. Volunteers play a crucial role in the dogs' transition to a new family.

Engage directly with children and adults who have developmental disabilities in various programs. Activities may include assisting with arts and crafts, recreational activities, and community outings.

The Mineola Fire Department has been proudly serving the Incorporated Village of Mineola for more than 125 years, giving back to the community during fires, emergencies, natural disasters, and more. We respond to hundreds of calls throughout the year ranging from structure fires to auto accidents. All of your firefighting training, and equipment is free of charge. Additional benefits include: - Tax Benefits - Retirement Benefits - LOSAP - 457(e)(11) - Free Gym Access - Leadership Opportunities | Requirements: 18y/o + Complete initial medical Pass background check Proof of Residency *17y/o applications accepted after successful completion of junior year of H.S. and parental consent* | Categories: Firefighter

The Mineola Junior Fire Department offers youth from ages 14-17 the ability to start the firefighter training. All members will train with the members of the Mineola Volunteer Fire Department each week and given the opportunity to be apart of the "Ride Along" Program that allows them to respond to calls with the department. As a junior they part of our exterior firefighter classification; aiding in securing water supplies, setting up ladders, and assist fire truck chauffeurs. Junior firefighters are expected to attend trainings on Sundays and Mondays as well as special events. Additionally, Junior Firefighters go on several team building trip throughout the year. These trips include a summer kick off trip to Lake George at the end of June. The juniors are self funded by their annual Pasta Dinner which occurs in March each year. Each member must attend the pasta dinner and meet minimum point standard to attend the team building trips. | Requirements: Age: 14-17 Parental Consent Live in Nassau County | Categories: Junior Members

Garden City (New York) Volunteer firefighting: One of the highest forms of community service! Volunteer firefighters have been providing this valuable service to the Village of Garden City for over 100 years, giving back, unselfishly, during fires, emergencies, and natural disasters such as hurricanes and snowstorms. We respond to hundreds of calls for assistance throughout the year. We help our fellow neighbors when they are in a time of need. We are a dynamic group of people, with various backgrounds and life experiences. We are lawyers, business people, architects, students, police officers, bankers, teachers, homemakers, and much more. We form a family of Volunteers committed to serving the Garden City community. What we do (and so can you!) Firefighting, Vehicle Extrication (Jaws of Life), Hazardous Materials Recognition and Response, Drive/Operate Fire Apparatus, Storm Assistance, Fire Safety Education, CPR AED Training, & more! Non-tangible Benefits Respect From every member of your community Accomplishment: Train to be a firefighter and you’ll develop knowledge and skills few will claim – skills that can even help you while home or at work, during your everyday life. Friendship/Camaraderie: Some of the strongest social ties you’ll ever make will be with your fellow volunteers… people who share your commitment and ideals. New to the community? It is a great way to meet your neighbors and make new friends. Satisfaction: Nothing beats the sense of fulfillment that comes from doing an important job well while helping your community. | Requirements: Here’s all it takes to make a real difference in Garden City Today! You need to be: ***Applicants MUST live WITHIN the Village of Garden City OR Immediately near the Village of Garden City in order to be considered. You must live in or near the Village in order to offer an effective response to emergencies. The Department reserves the right to not accept or process applications that do not meet these criteria.*** 18 years or older In good physical health Of sound moral character You Should be: Caring & community-minded A team player The type of person who enjoys a challenge, likes to learn & acquire new skills Benefits: Free equipment, Free training Make new community friendships Member & family social events Certain property tax reductions FREE College Tuition Sponsored by Nassau County | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteer tutors are needed to provide academic support and mentorship to students from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. Volunteers will help students achieve academic success through personalized tutoring sessions.

Help manage Cancer ReSource Stations by coordinating free cancer patient navigation services. Responsibilities include virtual, phone, or in-person intake services, free cancer screenings, and referrals to support groups, financial assistance, and other resources.

Create and distribute flyers, posters, and advertisements. Participate in tabling at events and provide presentations for advisory boards and committee meetings to promote cancer awareness and resources.

Assist in organizing and facilitating community outreach events such as Financial Education Workshops, Annual Prom Dress Giveaway, and Women in Business Networking Brunch. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist in the rescue and rehabilitation of endangered parrots. Volunteers will help with daily care, feeding, and monitoring of parrots at the Rescue and Liberation Center. This role is crucial for the well-being and recovery of rescued parrots.

If you would like to be part of LTI’s volunteer community, please tell us a bit about yourself by downloading an application form to print and fill out, and mail to us. Volunteers and mentors help empower challenged families and children to overcome barriers and achieve success.

Adult volunteers are 18 years or older interested in gaining volunteer experience. Volunteers are expected to commit to a particular day of the week and no less than 30 hours a year.

APEC accepts undergraduate and graduate students required by their college to complete an internship. Interns work on projects in education and animal care departments.

Youth volunteers are high school students aged 15-17 interested in volunteering for school credit or work experience. Volunteers are expected to volunteer one day a week after school during fall and spring, and up to three days a week in summer.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks and events to support individuals undergoing breast cancer treatment. Responsibilities may include event support, administrative tasks, and community outreach.

Assist in organizing and distributing food and clothing during drives, and support fundraising events. Volunteers will also help in coordinating shelter and resources for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Participate in awareness campaigns and assist in the distribution of information and prophylaxis for HIV/AIDS. Volunteers may also help organize testing events and workshops.

Provide a safe and supportive environment for children and parents requiring foster care and court-mandated visitation. Volunteers will assist in coordinating visits and ensuring a kid-friendly atmosphere.