The New Market District VFC is always seeking individuals interested in serving the community. Whether you're interested in becoming a Firefighter/EMT, or just an EMT, we have opportunities for you. We are continuously recruiting both new and experienced volunteers. All training is provided free. | Requirements: Our most significant requirement is time. Training classes are typically 2 nights a week and 1 weekend day. In addition the New Market District VFC requires members to commit to a weekly 12 hour duty crew. Contact us for more information! | Categories: Firefighter, Other, Community Education, Department Support, Fundraising, EMT

Assist in organizing and managing community events, birthday parties, and scout events. Volunteers will help set up, engage with attendees, and ensure events run smoothly.

Capture photos and videos of animals and events, and manage social media accounts to promote the organization's mission and activities.

Volunteers are needed to donate their time and love to dogs in need. Responsibilities include fostering, transporting, and providing care to help find dogs their forever homes. Volunteers must provide two unrelated references.

Assist with various projects related to Civil War photography, including digital archiving, research, and educational outreach. Volunteers may also help organize and participate in seminars and events.

Responsible for cleaning, sanitizing, and general maintenance of animal enclosures and tanks. This role is essential for maintaining a healthy environment for the animals.

Volunteers will handle and socialize animals, ensuring they are well-adjusted and comfortable around humans. This role is crucial for the animals' well-being and helps prepare them for adoption.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various activities related to the care and management of outdoor and stray cats. Responsibilities may include helping with trap-neuter-return processes, supporting colony caretakers, and participating in community outreach and education.

Assist in organizing donated materials on a weekly basis and participate in the setup and sales of book sales twice yearly. This role requires lifting during setup and cleanup.

Contribute to the organization's blog by writing content that promotes library events and initiatives. This is an ongoing opportunity to support the library's mission through writing.

Assist students in checking out books and help shelve books in the school library. Volunteers are needed daily, and training is provided upon contacting the library email.

Support teachers by monitoring the copy machine area and completing copy requests placed in the 'inbox.' Volunteers are encouraged to reach out to teachers for specific needs.

Assist in the cafeteria during K-8th grade lunches by opening packages for young scholars, monitoring behavior, sweeping floors, and wiping tables. Volunteers are needed daily from 10:45am to 1:15pm, and you can help for any portion of this time.

Utilize your expertise in communications, fundraising, and community relations to enhance the Audubon Society of Central Maryland's brand and outreach efforts. Volunteers will work on developing communication strategies and engaging with the community to promote the organization's mission.

Assist in maintaining and improving the Audubon Society of Central Maryland's sanctuaries to ensure they remain safe and welcoming for both wildlife and visitors. Tasks may include habitat restoration, trail maintenance, and facility upkeep.

Support the Audubon Society of Central Maryland's educational events by helping with event planning, setup, and participant engagement. Volunteers will assist in delivering educational content and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Advocate for environmental issues by participating in campaigns and initiatives that promote conservation and protection of natural habitats in central Maryland. Volunteers will engage with the community and local organizations to raise awareness and support for environmental causes.

Assist with organizing and running adoption events, including setting up booths, showcasing dogs, and interacting with potential adopters. Volunteers help create a welcoming environment for visitors.

Join volunteers from all walks of life to help maintain and improve the Rails to Trails path in Mount Airy. Tasks include clearing debris, landscaping, and general trail maintenance. Volunteers work together to enhance the community's outdoor spaces.

Volunteers are needed to walk dogs at the kennel, providing them with exercise and socialization. This role is crucial for the well-being of the dogs as they await adoption.