Participate in our outreach efforts by distributing 'blessing bags' to homeless shelters, veteran housing communities, and street locations. Volunteers will engage with individuals to provide support and spread hope through tangible assistance.

Join our team of dedicated volunteers to assemble 'blessing bags' filled with hygiene products, non-perishable food items, and special sweets. Volunteers will help pack and organize these essential care packages for distribution to homeless and underserved communities.

We are always accepting interest forms from those looking to serve our community. | Requirements: Firefighters: --Must be 18 Years or older --Must have a drivers license --Must have a high school diploma --Pass a background check --Pass a drugscreen Junor Firefighters -- 15 to 17 years old --Attended school in Jessamine County --Receive parent permission --Maintain no lower than a "C" average in all classes | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, EMT

Assist with meet and greet events by handling dogs, providing information, and talking to people interested in the greyhound breed or adoption. Volunteers should enjoy interacting with people and dogs.

Volunteers are needed to do daily visits to check the food, water, litter boxes, and well-being of adoptable cats housed at Pet Supplies Plus in Palomar Centre. Weekly deep cleaning tasks include changing litter, disinfecting litter boxes, washing food bowls, and cleaning bedding.

Volunteers at The Lex can get involved in various ways, supporting the theatre's productions and educational programs. Responsibilities may include assisting with events, administrative tasks, or helping with outreach initiatives.

Assist with transporting Dobermans to foster homes, veterinary appointments, and training sessions. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.

Assist with online tasks such as processing applications, filing, tracking data, and graphic design. This role is ideal for volunteers who prefer to work remotely.

Help solicit monetary and material donations to support the organization's operations. This role involves reaching out to potential donors and organizing fundraising activities.

Plan, coordinate, and work at events and pet fairs to promote the organization and its mission. Responsibilities include setting up booths and engaging with the public.

Provide temporary care for Dobermans in your home until they are adopted. Responsibilities include feeding, exercising, and socializing the dogs.

Assist in introducing an adoptable dog to an approved adopter’s pet(s), facilitating the adoption process.

Sign up to take adoptable dogs living in boarding facilities out for a few hours to give them a break from their kennels.

Work with an adoptable dog's foster family to promote the dog to potential adopters via social media and public outings.

Volunteers are needed to transport dogs from shelters to foster homes, vet appointments, or adoption events.

Assist at events and fundraisers, typically lasting 2-4 hours, to help adoptable dogs find new homes in the Lexington area.

Join us for an inspiring day dedicated to empowering the next generation! Volunteers will assist with event logistics, support resource vendors, and help facilitate networking opportunities for teens and young adults. This event is free and open to all teens, young adults, and young fathers.

Join KYMBA Bluegrass for a trail work day to help maintain and build trails. No trail building experience is required, as trail stewards will provide all necessary tools and direction. Volunteers should bring work clothes and be ready to contribute to the upkeep of local trails.

Join our 'Street Team' to help spread the word about our work by engaging with local veterinarians and communities. Volunteers will distribute brochures and information to raise awareness about our funding for lifesaving vet care for pets of families with financial limitations.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks related to performances and outreach programs. Responsibilities may include helping with event setup, assisting performers, and engaging with the community during events.

Assist during the festival weekend with tasks such as set-up and break down, greeting attendees, staffing the information booth, helping with book signings, and supporting the hospitality room. Volunteers will also serve as runners and author hosts.

Change a kid's life by sharing your time and being a listening ear. Participate in mentoring and leadership training activities to inspire and empower youth for a bright future.

Become a part of the Adopt An Art team and contribute to engaging children in the arts. Volunteers are essential to our programs, helping to deliver arts education to students across Central Kentucky.

Join the Special Events Committee to assist with organizing fundraising events and coordinating with community sponsors. Volunteers will help plan and execute events leading up to the festival.

Assist with setting up, running, and taking down events such as exhibits, talks, or outreach efforts. Volunteers help ensure events run smoothly and effectively engage the community.

Represent the Faulkner Morgan Archive at community events, spreading awareness and sharing the organization's mission with the public. Volunteers engage with attendees and provide information about the archive's work.

Support the Faulkner Morgan Archive with essential behind-the-scenes work like stuffing envelopes, sorting mailers, or organizing materials. This role is crucial for maintaining efficient operations.

Help with cataloging and organizing collections, moving boxes, or preserving historical materials. Volunteers play a key role in maintaining the integrity and accessibility of the archive's collections.

Assist in collecting and organizing donated materials for arts, crafts, and upcycle projects. Volunteers will help ensure that materials are in new or usable condition and ready for community use.

Assist with organizing and maintaining the Luna Library, helping to foster a love for reading and learning in the community. Volunteers may also help with library events and activities.

Engage with the community through the Community on the Corners program, which involves organizing and participating in community events to foster engagement and support.

Participate in organizing and distributing coats to children in need during the annual Youth Coat Drive. Volunteers will help collect, sort, and distribute coats to ensure children stay warm during the winter months.

Support The Power of Words program by assisting with poetry and writing workshops aimed at helping youth express themselves creatively and discover their passions.

Mentor young boys in the Sons of Single Mothers program, providing guidance, support, and positive role modeling. Volunteers will help foster leadership and personal development.

In need of volunteers to join our local fire family. experience highly recommended but not necessary. We are a close knit family that covers the larger portion of Garrard Co. | Requirements: Interest in learning, must be at least 16 years old Live within 5 miles of the Camp Dick fire district. If unsure you are welcome to email me your address. Ky Fire Commission requires that a firefighter take 20 hours of specific courses a year and to become active. They also require you are 115hr certified within 2 years of joining a department. We need people who are there to help Others, learn, grow as a firefighter, follow the rules, and trust me being able to handle a joke and station cut ups is a must. | Categories: Junior Members, Firefighter

The WHVFD is a group of individuals dedicated to the preservation of life and property to the best of abilities without expectation of personal gain. It shall attempt to provide aid to any individual or agency so long as it does not endanger the white hall community. It shall be a department that the community can be proud of and will not promote any action that will dishonor the community in which it serves. | Requirements: -Membership with the WHVFD shall be by application to the executive committee. -Only persons eighteen (18) years of age or older shall be accepted for membership. -Residency Requirement: You must reside in Madison County, Clark County, Fayette County, or Jessamine County KY. -Anyone who has been convicted of one (1) class a misdemeanor or a felony shall not be accepted for membership. -Applicants for the position of firefighter should have reasonable physical fitness to be able to perform the necessary activities required in normal firefighting operations, -All applicants shall be subject to a criminal background check by the executive committee. -Members shall go thru a three month application process, and will be voted on during their third business meeting. Upon acceptance, applicants shall be deemed a probationary member for no less than six (6) months. -Probationary firefighters shall be familiar with the by-laws and the rules & regulations of the WHVFD while receiving a minimum of twenty (20) hours of approved fire training. Until such time probationary firefighters shall be restricted in firefighting duties. | Categories: Department Support, Fundraising, Firefighter

The Versailles Fire Department is looking for men and women in our community to join our department and become volunteer firefighters. If you have the desire to serve your community and you meet our requirements. | Requirements: Contact Chief T.A. Rankin or Assistant Chief Brandon Brown at 859-873-5829. Trankin@versaillesky.com Bbrown@versaillesky.com | Categories: Firefighter

Join the SRTF Community Clean Up events to help maintain and beautify local areas. Volunteers will meet at the parking lot of HealthFirst Bluegrass on Bryan Station Road and participate in clean-up activities to support community well-being.

Volunteer firefighters provide fire prevention and fire suppression services for the department's primary response area, as well as providing mutual aid support to surrounding departments. Firefighters are expected to engage in regular training, achieve and maintain certification as a Firefighter I (or higher) by the Kentucky Commission on Fire Protection, Personnel, Standards and Education, and serve actively in department activities. In addition to fire prevention and suppression, firefighters are expected to participate in public relations activities, equipment maintenance and station cleanup, fund raising and community service activities. Firefighters provide standby fire suppression and general assistance at motor vehicle crashes, and EMT-certified members may provide assistance to EMS personnel, but our department does not provide EMS or rescue services. | Requirements: Requirements include: - be 18 years of age or older; - have a high school diploma, GED or equivalent, or be actively enrolled in an educational program leading to a diploma or equivalent; - have no serious criminal record; - possess a level of physical fitness adequate to perform strenuous physical tasks; - no facial hair that interferes with the fit of a respirator (SCBA) mask; - have a commitment to community service and a strong desire to serve as a firefighter; - be willing to abide by the policies and regulations of the department. Prior training or experience is NOT required. Training is available within the department and from state-sponsored fire training schools. | Categories: Firefighter

Join our team to help preserve, research, promote, and protect items of historical value. Volunteers will apply research skills and assist in maintaining historical sites.

Help repair and maintain our facilities to ensure the preservation of historical sites. Volunteers will use their skills to support the upkeep of our buildings and grounds.

Assist in planning and executing history-centric events. Volunteers will work with committees to bring events to fruition and engage the community.

Rescue squad members provide a wide variety of rescue services, including technical rescue (e.g., vehicle crash extrication, technical rope rescue, farm accident rescue, light building collapse/USAR), water rescue and recover, wilderness search and rescue, and other procedures required to locate, access and stabilize lost, missing or entrapped individuals. Squad members also provide assistance to EMS, standby first aid and support services for public events, traffic control at emergency incident scenes and public events, and a variety of other public safety services. Squad members are expected to complete both initial and continuing training, participate actively in emergency response, public safety and community service activities, perform equipment and station maintenance, and support fund raising activities. | Requirements: Requirements for this position include: 1) live, work or attend school full time in Madison County, KY; 2) be at least 18 years old; 3) have a high school diploma or GED (or be actively attending a high school or equivalent educational program); 4) possess a high degree of honesty and integrity; 5) have a strong interest in community service and be willing to commit adequate time and effort to squad membership; 6) have no serious criminal record; 7) have the physical ability to perform moderately strenuous work; 8) be willing to comply with the policies, operational procedures, and protocols of the squad. Prior experience and/or EMT certification is helpful but NOT required. All required training is available through the squad and/or through state-sponsored training courses. | Categories: Other, EMT

We are a 24-7 vol. rescue squad we respond to everything from wrecks to searches county wide, we also respond to other counties when asked. | Requirements: Must be willing to train and to come to meetings twice a month, as well as Public Events and other events when asked. | Categories: Other