The New Whiteland Fire Department is a small urban department in Central Indiana, Northern Johnson County, that serves an area of approximately 1.7 square miles with a population of roughly 5,700 residents. Our department averages 500 runs per year, most being calls for EMS services. We also respond to structure fires, alarms, vehicle accidents, hazardous materials incidents, and water rescue incidents, just to name a few. We operate out of a single station with 2 engine companies, one squad/light rescue, and 2 support vehicles. We staff 2 personnel who are paid part time Monday-Friday from 1100-1900, and Saturday-Sunday from 0800-1600 to help in supplementing coverage. Our volunteer home response personnel cover all other times. We also have an overnight program. Members who do not reside in the immediate area are required to work a preset number of overnight shifts where they stay at the firehouse. This program allows us to open up the residency restrictions and allows members to be on the department that might not live in the general area. All of our personnel are certified to the State of Indiana Firefighter 1/2, EMT-Basic, Hazardous Materials Awareness/Operations, and Technical Rescue Awareness levels. Many of our personnel also hold specialty certifications in areas such as Fire Instruction, Fire Investigations, Vehicle/Machinery Rescue, Water Rescue, Fire Inspections, and Urban Search & Rescue. The New Whiteland Fire Department currently maintains an ISO Rating of 4. | Requirements: The New Whiteland Fire Department hires on an as needed basis. No prior experience is necessary, however, preference will be given to those individuals who live in the immediate area or hold current, valid, state fire and/or EMS certifications. Once an application is received, it will be reviewed by a hiring panel. If the application is complete, an interview will be scheduled. After completing an interview, applicants will be required to submit a copy of their Limited Criminal History from the Indiana State Police, a copy of their current driving record from the Indiana BMV, and also submit to a pre-employment drug screen, prior to receiving a conditional offer of employment. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Whiteland Fire Department located in Central Indiana is always accepting applications. While prior training is prefered it is not needed as we will train new members that are brought on. We offer full uniforms and PPE and working with state of the art equipment. We serve a growing population of around 6,000. We protect several large schools as well as respond to US 31 and I 65 for various incidents. The department just underwent major changes to come under the control of the Town of Whiteland. This will lead to further opportunities to serve in the coming months and years. If you have any questions then please reach out to us and we will be glad to help you. | Requirements: 18 Years or Older No Convections and able to pass a background check Must be willing to submit a drug test Able to meet the physical demands of a firefighter and or EMT Live within the set area for home response or be approved for out of area membership For out of area membership must be willing to log over 24 hours a month on station Must have a clean driving record Must have the will to help others Must undergo the application process and physical ability testing Must be able to respond from home or the station at any given time on calls for service | Categories: Other, Firefighter, EMT, Department Support

Assist with the care and rehabilitation of rescued animals, ensuring their medical and behavioral needs are met. Volunteers help prepare animals for adoption by providing love, care, and support.

Volunteer for your local fire department | Requirements: must be 18 years old, good moral character and be willing to attend training classes | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Community Education

Assist in organizing and executing cultural events such as the Italian Summer Camp, Italian Christmas Party, and lecture series. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Join Indiana K9 Search & Recovery as a volunteer to assist in missing persons search and recovery operations. Volunteers will work with trained K9 teams to support scent-specific trailing, area searches, and water recovery missions.

We are looking for passionate hard-working people wanting to make a difference in the community. | Requirements: no felony, good background check, have a valid driver's license. no certifications needed will train, must live within 10 miles of Brooklyn. | Categories: Junior Members, Other, Department Support, Firefighter, Community Education, Fundraising, EMT

Volunteers are needed to promote environmental causes at the REVERB: Barenaked Ladies concert. REVERB is an environmental nonprofit based in Maine working to engage concert-goers in environmental action.

Volunteers will help sort donations and pack clothing bags to be distributed to families in need. This role requires the ability to lift 15lb totes and involves kneeling and bending over for short periods of time.

Assist instructors and campers during morning instruction and workshops. No music experience required.

Volunteers are vital to the work at Far Fetched Dog Rescue, helping at events and coming up with new ways to fundraise. Volunteers will experience the reward of seeing lives saved and families welcoming new animals into their homes.

Bunny Helper volunteers assist in moving Indiana HRS foster rabbits into adoptive homes without housing a rabbit themselves. They engage with foster rabbits to improve their adoptability through socialization.

Mentor students by providing guidance and support as they explore various aspects of computer science and information technology. Help shape the future for young women pursuing technology-related careers.

Assist with end-of-day camp activities, including camper check-out and pick-up. No music experience required.

Bunny Sage volunteers spread the word to the general public that rabbits make excellent indoor companions and assist Indiana HRS adopters by answering questions about their rabbits. Some opportunities require no prior rabbit experience.

Volunteers will engage with animals to help them become more comfortable with human interaction. This includes playing, petting, and spending time with the animals to improve their social skills.

Volunteers will perform outdoor maintenance tasks and walk dogs. This opportunity is ideal for those who enjoy working outside and spending time with animals.

Contribute to the development of educational materials and outreach efforts to advance young women's interest in technology. Help create resources that support our mission of increasing representation in tech.

Transport cats from one location to another, ensuring their safety and comfort during the journey. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Provide on-hand help with afternoon instruction and workshops. No music experience required.

The Bunny Rescue Brigade volunteers provide hands-on assistance to rescue rabbits, whether they house a rescue rabbit in their home or not. They assist in safely capturing domestic rabbits released into the wild.

Volunteers assist with sorting, packaging, and distributing clothing for infants and toddlers. Volunteers may be required to complete a background check.

Manage audio production and gear setup for live sound and performances. Proficient knowledge of equipment is required.

Assist in planning and staffing events to promote Robin's Nest and its mission. Volunteers will help with logistics, setup, and engaging with event attendees.

Volunteers will help raise awareness about the importance of AEDs and educate the community on how to use them effectively during cardiac emergencies. Responsibilities include organizing informational sessions and distributing educational materials.

Support quarterly inclusive sports opportunities for children, teens, and young adults of all abilities. Volunteers will assist experienced coaches in providing individualized support, ensuring a welcoming, adaptive environment that prioritizes fun, skill-building, and teamwork.

Focus on activities like band management, instrument instruction, and camp counseling. Music experience is beneficial but not required for all roles.

Teach pre-planned activity sessions to campers. No music experience required, but enthusiasm and ability to engage with youth are essential.

Assist in transforming unused land into fertile soil to grow produce, contributing to food security and sustainability.

Train others to develop goods and services to generate income, helping them become self-sufficient and economically empowered.

Assist with various tasks such as doggie dates, vet visits, social media management, event coordination, fundraising, data entry, and maintaining medical records. Your contribution can make a significant impact on the lives of over 100 dogs in our care.

General volunteers assist with various tasks such as events, transportation of dogs, and administrative duties to support the organization's mission of finding homes for greyhounds and lurchers.

Teach DJing to campers, requiring proficient and professional DJ experience. All-day availability is preferred.

Volunteers will work as registered Pet Partners therapy animal teams, providing therapy through positive human-animal interactions. Volunteers must undergo training and evaluation to ensure they are well-prepared and their animals are screened.

Assist in organizing and facilitating inclusive, family-friendly community events such as sensory-friendly Easter Egg Hunts, Fall Fests, and Donuts with Santa. Volunteers will help create a supportive environment offering sensory-friendly activities and accessible games for people of all abilities.

Volunteers are needed to assist those facing homelessness by serving meals, distributing basic necessities, and providing job training and educational support. This role involves direct community engagement to help individuals transition to stability and self-sufficiency.

Support Girls Rock! Indianapolis by volunteering for events or serving on leadership committees. No musical experience necessary.

Volunteers are needed to help with cleaning, feeding, transporting, and playing and cuddling with the cats. This role is essential in ensuring the well-being of the cats in our care.

Support events by assisting with logistics, setup, and participant engagement. Play a vital role in ensuring the success of events aimed at promoting technology education among young women.

Volunteers will participate in various projects such as warehouse work days, seasonal stock changes, and representing Lambswear at community events. Tasks are assigned based on physical ability.

Manage and create content for Robin's Nest social media platforms to engage the community and promote adoption events. This role requires creativity and knowledge of social media trends.

Join an amazing group of people dedicated to rescuing animals in need. Volunteers help with various tasks to support the organization's mission of animal rescue and care.

Volunteers assist with socializing and caring for ferrets, as well as helping at events and spreading awareness about ferret care. No matter your experience level, there's a way for you to get involved.

Open your home to an animal in need and nurture them until they find their forever home. As a foster, you will provide temporary care and love to animals awaiting adoption.

Prepare camp facility for the day, assist with camper check-in and drop-off. No music experience required.

Volunteers will pick up order bags and arrange meetings around Indianapolis to drop-off orders. This role is essential for ensuring timely delivery of clothing to families.

Volunteers will shop the warehouse to fill bags with items ordered by families, requiring the ability to lift 15lb totes. This role is crucial for ensuring families receive the clothing they need.

Assist in organizing and running events to promote the rescue and its mission. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and engaging with the public during events.

Assist with camp move-in and move-out, involving some heavy lifting. No music experience required, but equipment setup knowledge is helpful.

Volunteers are needed to provide temporary homes for greyhounds and lurchers awaiting adoption. Responsibilities include caring for the dogs, providing a safe environment, and helping them adjust to home life.

Volunteers will transport animals to and from the rescue for various appointments and events. This role requires a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Bunny Bytes volunteers spread the Indiana HRS word electronically from home. They engage in activities such as managing social media content and responding to emails to support the organization's mission.

Lead workshops to introduce students to technical concepts and multidisciplinary careers in technology. Engage with students to enhance their understanding and interest in tech fields.

Supervise and engage with young campers throughout the day. No music experience required, but all-day availability is preferred.

Assist with camp setup and tear down, including moving equipment and setting up instruments. No music experience required, but knowledge of equipment setup is helpful.

Bunny Bucks volunteers drive fundraising activities to support Indiana HRS's missions of education, adoption, and rescue. They coordinate sales and manage inventory for fundraising initiatives like hay sales.

Utilize your skills in carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, bookkeeping, or other trades to support infrastructure and organizational needs.

Assist in maintaining cat habitats at partner stores to ensure a clean and safe environment for the cats. This role involves cleaning, organizing, and ensuring the well-being of the cats in the habitats.

Support the planning and execution of events at the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library. Responsibilities include coordinating logistics, assisting with setup and teardown, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Assist with the daily operations of the museum, including greeting visitors, providing information about exhibits, and supporting staff with various tasks. Volunteers may also help with special events and educational programs.

Engage with students at Shortridge High School by supporting writing workshops and mentoring young writers. Volunteers will help facilitate sessions and provide feedback to participants.

Assist in facilitating writing workshops for veterans, providing a supportive environment for creative expression. Volunteers will help coordinate sessions and contribute to the annual presentation of veterans' work.

Join New Palestine Main Street as a volunteer to help organize and manage community events such as Summer Fest and the Dragon Dash. Volunteers will assist with event setup, coordination, and engaging with attendees to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all.

Help with the daily care of dogs by spending time playing, walking, and socializing with them. Volunteers can also assist with feeding, cleaning, and other routine tasks once the facility is operational.

Participate in the renovation of the new facility by engaging in tasks such as painting, flooring, building fencing, and constructing play yards. Volunteers may also assist with routine maintenance like mowing the grass.

Volunteers assist with planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting crops, as well as prepping CSA shares and pantry produce boxes. They also support youth and community events and engage in special projects like building, organizing, or cooking.

Participants commit to 4–6 hours of volunteer work each week in exchange for a weekly share of seasonal produce. This program offers a deeper involvement in farm activities and helps volunteers learn about growing food while building community relationships.

Transport volunteers are responsible for safely transporting Golden Retrievers from shelters or surrendering owners to foster homes. Volunteers can structure their hours to fit their own schedule.

Assist with organizing and participating in special events throughout Indiana. Volunteers help plan and execute events, ensuring they run smoothly and successfully.

Train to become a Home Visit volunteer to help Golden Retrievers find their forever homes. Volunteers will conduct home visits to ensure a safe and loving environment for the dogs.

Assist with planning and organizing fundraising events to support GRRACE's mission. Volunteers will help with logistics, promotion, and execution of events.

Review incoming applications to adopt or foster Golden Retrievers. Volunteers will assess applications to ensure suitable matches for the dogs.

Volunteers are needed to help spread the word about the Auguste Community Aid Project to friends, coworkers, family members, and service organizations. This role involves engaging with the community to raise awareness and support for the project's mission.

Volunteers are needed for the Indy Dance Festival to assist with info tables, ushering, and audience check-in. This event celebrates the diversity of dance in Indianapolis and includes masterclasses, panel discussions, and social events.

Volunteers will assist in various community-based programs aimed at empowering women and families. Responsibilities may include organizing events, assisting with donation drives, and supporting program activities. Volunteers may be subject to a background check prior to volunteering.

Join GenderNexus as a volunteer to help foster and protect our vibrant community. Volunteers will be matched with opportunities that fit their skills and interests best, contributing to the empowerment of gender-diverse individuals.

Assist the Haitian Association of Indiana in supporting various community activities and programs. Volunteers will help integrate the Haitian community into the local social structure and provide civic education.