The Osseo (MN) Fire Department is seeking individuals willing to get trained and equipped to serve their community in the event of a fire, medical emergency, hazardous materials incident, or other emergency. You will be joining a group of dedicated individuals who are passionate about serving their neighbors. We train to national and state standards of firefighting and emergency medical response. We respond from home or work to emergency calls ranging from heart attacks, to car accidents, to raging fires. We conduct ongoing training to refresh, expand, and hone our skills. We get to participate in a range of community events and serve as ambassadors or the city and role models for kids. Apply at: <a href="https://discoverosseo.com/departments/fire/join" target="_blank">https://discoverosseo.com/departments/fire/join</a> <br/> | Requirements: <ul style="color: black;"><li>18 years of age or older</li><li>Possess a valid Minnesota driver's license</li><li>Have a clean criminal background</li><li>Be able to respond to the station from home or work within 7 minutes</li><li>Must respond to 30% of all paged incidents per quarter (that means that, in a typical month, you'll be responding to around 10 calls)</li><li>Must attend 66% of monthly meetings per quarter (held 1 night per month)</li><li>Must attend 66% of drills per quarter (we typically have 1-2 per month)</li><li>Must complete ~200 hours of training in the first year (Firefighter I, Firefighter II, Hazardous Materials Operations, Emergency Medical Responder)</li><li>Encouraged to participate in various community events</li><li>By OSHA standards for SCBA use, firefighters must remain clean-shaven (no beards)</li></ul> | Categories: Firefighter

Contribute to the writing team by creating scripts and content for the variety show. Volunteers will collaborate on developing engaging and entertaining material.

Be a part of the Dancelines team, performing dance routines in our variety show. Volunteers will engage in choreography sessions and live performances.

Assist with backstage operations during the variety show, including set changes and technical support. Volunteers will ensure smooth transitions and support performers.

Participate in skits as a performer, bringing humor and storytelling to our variety show. Volunteers will rehearse and perform in front of an audience.

Join the WBR Band as a musician, playing music to accompany performances in the variety show. Volunteers will participate in rehearsals and live performances.

Join the Swingin' Eds as a performer in our variety show. Volunteers will participate in rehearsals and performances, contributing to the entertainment aspect of the event.

Assist with setting up and managing gallery shows at the Maple Grove Arts Center. Volunteers will help with organizing art pieces, interacting with visitors, and ensuring smooth operations during events.

Participate in community outreach programs to promote the arts and engage with the local community. Volunteers will help organize events and activities that encourage community participation in the arts.

Assist with setting up racks and tables, sorting and organizing clothing, and greeting attendees during clothing swap events. Volunteers help ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all participants.

Volunteers help pack various food items at the Brooklyn Park, Minnesota food bank. This role involves sorting and packing food to be distributed to those in need.

Use your professional expertise to help various departments add capacity, expand skillsets, and work efficiently. This role involves working on strategic projects to support the food bank's mission.

Share your compassion for culture by volunteering with us. Help in organizing cultural events and promoting cultural awareness in the community.

Join the North Memorial Health family at Maple Grove Hospital and become an integral part of our daily success. Volunteers help improve patient satisfaction and create a better community for all.

Advocate for increased funding for mental health services and support programs for troubled youth. Educate yourself and others about the challenges faced by troubled youth.

Volunteer your time at Banks Youth Centers to be a mentor and positive role model for young people in your community. Engage with youth to help them overcome challenges and build a brighter future.

Volunteers are needed to work before and during the festival, assisting with tasks such as programming, marketing, logistics, and registration. Volunteers help create a positive and meaningful experience with Finland and Finnish America.

Volunteers are needed to assist with fundraising and other relief efforts for the victims of the Totota fuel tanker fire explosion in Bong County, Liberia. Tasks may include organizing fundraising events, collecting donations, and distributing essential supplies to affected families.

Join our civic engagement team to empower South Asians in Minnesota to participate in the civic process. Volunteers will assist with voter registration, civic education, and community organizing initiatives.

Provide relevant content, either written or via podcast participation, to promote recovery work. This role involves participating in podcast interviews, conducting research, and contributing to content assignments.

State Humane Agents partner with law enforcement to investigate cases of animal cruelty throughout Minnesota. They are essential in providing communities with animal protection services.

Volunteers with experience in dispatch, case work, fundraising, marketing/graphic design/social media, and legislation are needed. Help raise funds and provide animal welfare education.

Review applications for potential adopters and fosters to ensure they meet the organization's criteria. This role involves assessing applications and conducting follow-up interviews if necessary.

Volunteers are needed to help provide care for animals at our clinic location. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and providing love and attention to the animals. Training and necessary waivers will be provided.

Assist in planning and organizing events to promote dog adoption and community awareness. Volunteers will help with logistics, coordination, and execution of events.

Volunteer at local one-off events on an as-needed basis. Hosted tables at local events like the Blaine Festival and Anoka's Holiday in Lights, and participate in the Pizza Ranch Community Impact by greeting customers and clearing tables.

Provide a temporary home for German Shepherds and Corgis until they are adopted. Fosters are responsible for the daily care and well-being of the dogs, including feeding, exercising, and socializing them.

Accept donations from the public, take inventory, and organize items at our Anoka Warehouse. Volunteer days needed include Tuesdays between 5:30 - 7 p.m. and Fridays between 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks at the mission. Opportunities are available on Saturdays from 9am to 1pm and Sundays from 1:30pm to 5:30pm.

Participate in group activities to support the mission's initiatives, such as fall clean-up events. Volunteers work in teams to improve the mission's environment and services.

Materials assistants help keep the library neat and orderly with tasks such as putting carts of items in proper order, stamping, sorting, counting, or cleaning, preparing items for the book sale, and pulling items from shelves to fill hold requests.

Technology Assistants help patrons use computers and other technology at the library. Duties include helping patrons log on to public computers, assisting with printing, scanning, and photocopying, and helping users with digital library services.

Reading Mentors are volunteers who are paired with a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd grader for weekly reading sessions. Mentors are required to commit to volunteering on a weekly basis for the same day and time for a minimum of 8-12 weeks.

Assist in gathering and documenting the stories of Vietnam veterans from Anoka County to ensure their experiences are preserved and shared. Volunteers will conduct interviews and help with archival processes.

Support the setup and maintenance of exhibits at the Anoka County Historical Society. Volunteers will help with organizing materials, guiding visitors, and providing information about the exhibits.

We are currently seeking additional board members who live or work in the New Hope community. Board members will help support the programs and initiatives of the New Hope Crime Prevention Fund.

Assist in creating and implementing programs that benefit fathers around the Minnesota area. Volunteers will help engage fathers and provide them with necessary resources.

Join the Minnesota Friends Karaoke band as a musician, playing instruments such as the keyboard, drums, or guitar to accompany lead singers. Volunteers will contribute to live musical performances, enhancing the band's entertainment value.

Support the Spring Refresher by helping with event logistics, attendee registration, and providing information to participants. Volunteers will ensure a smooth flow of the event.

Support our youth at our monthly youth nights. These nights are designed to be fun and informative for youth in grades 1-8 and High School.

Join Relentless Academy if you have experience working with multicultural youth. Help us provide a supportive and enriching environment for our students.

Champion our endeavors by contacting donors, researching grants and foundations, and leading special events or fundraisers.

Teach a hobby like karate, coding/robotics, cooking, zumba, yoga, art, or music to youth in grades K-12. Share your passion and inspire young minds.

CORA Twin Cities members volunteer with Feed My Starving Children to help pack meals for children in need worldwide. Volunteers participate in packing sessions to prepare thousands of meals for distribution.

Turn hunger into hope by packing nutritious meals for hungry children around the world. You can pack meals on your own or with a group at any of our permanent packing sites or a MobilePack event in your area.

Volunteers are essential to the success of Family Promise in Anoka County. They assist by providing meal gift cards, care packages, and move-in baskets for families. Volunteers also help organize events, fundraisers, and support community engagement.

The Fridley Fire Division is seeking community minded volunteers to begin our Fire Corps program. Applicants may perform non-emergency roles including but not limited to: photography, data entry, grant writing, social media management, public education, CPR instruction, training support, and EMS coverage. | Requirements: Applicants must be 18 years of age with at least a high school diploma. Able to pass a criminal background check, have reliable transportation with a valid MN Drivers License. | Categories: Fire Corps

Assist in organizing and participating in community events aimed at fostering better relations between the community and local authorities. Volunteers will help distribute resources and engage with community members to promote safety and awareness.

Work with the team to provide essential items like masks, gloves, and food to the homeless community. Volunteers will also offer support and information on available resources to help improve their living conditions.

Support the after-school program by assisting with student activities and providing help with homework. Volunteers will work closely with students to enhance their learning experience.

Volunteers work with the Three Rivers Park District to collect seeds and assist in efforts to restore prairie land. This opportunity involves outdoor activities and environmental conservation work.

Healthcare Liaisons build relationships within the breast cancer community, ensuring healthcare providers are aware of Firefly Sisterhood’s support services and benefits for patients.

Guest Speakers share their expertise in subjects related to breast cancer, leading discussions and teaching at events. They may conduct Q&A sessions or formal presentations.

Ambassadors represent Firefly Sisterhood at community outreach events such as health fairs and Lunch & Learns. Responsibilities include tabling at events, public speaking, or serving on an event committee.

Volunteers are needed to answer phones, refer clients to resources, and work on clerical projects for the Senior Information Line. Training is provided.

Volunteers are needed to do various household services for older adults 60 years of age and older in Anoka County. Tasks include housekeeping, minor home repairs, and seasonal chores such as lawn mowing, lawn clean-up, and snow removal.

Volunteers are needed in a variety of areas, including in the classroom, office, and as bus monitors for the Head Start program in Anoka and Washington County.

Volunteers provide assistance and friendship to isolated or homebound seniors throughout Anoka County. Services include companionship, outings, running errands, and providing medical and non-medical transportation.

Educate and inform individuals and families about the SNAP program. Assist with screening, applications, and post-application follow-up to help community members access food resources.

Assist in distributing fresh produce, frozen food, dry food, and household items to families in need. Volunteers will work with The Food Group to ensure efficient distribution and support community members.

Volunteers are needed to help serve a hot meal outside every week, year-round, to those in need. This role involves preparing and distributing meals to the homeless community in Minneapolis.

Make a difference in healthcare by volunteering at Robbinsdale Hospital. Our volunteers enhance patient experiences and strengthen the local community through various opportunities.

Respond to all service calls including ... fire events (structure and wildland), auto incidents, hazardous material events, emergency medical services. | Requirements: Over 18 years of age and either work or live near the fire service area (Medina, MN). Commitment to the time required for core training courses (Firefighter I and II, Hazmat and First Responder) in the first 12 months of service, equating to approximately 160 hrs. Capable of attending at least 25% of all department dispatches in a twelve month period (department call volume is 180-200 annually). WIlling to be involved in keeping the station and apparatus maintained and functioning. Participate in department fundraising activity and community service functions. | Categories: Firefighter

Ready to volunteer at a student event in the 2024/2025 school year? We'd love to have you! We'll provide training and lunch. Can't make it for the whole day but still want to help out? No problem, just let us know what works for you!

Assist in organizing and managing various fundraising events such as Pho Donation Events, Dance Lessons, and Karaoke Singing Events. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

The SBM Fire Department is seeking committed, professional adults to fulfill Duty Crew firefighter positions at several of our stations. There are immediate openings for both day and night firefighting positions as well as weekends. If you believe you are a hardworking team player – join the trusted few. Firefighting is a unique, challenging, and rewarding way to serve the community and help those in need. No previous experience is necessary All training and equipment will be provided Excellent pension program provided upon retirement If you are over 18 years of age and feel this calling is for you. Please contact Natalie Streich at nstreich@sbmfire.org or 763-767-4003 for more information. Additional resources can be found at our website www.sbmfire.org. | Requirements: 18 years of age A valid Drivers License High School Diploma or equivalent Live within a verified response time to 1 of our 4 stations | Categories: Firefighter

SBM FC History: Near the closing of 2007, Nyle Zikmund, SBMFD Fire Chief (Ret.), went with his instincts that the individuals of Spring Lake Park, Blaine, and Mounds View were interested in supporting the fire department with their time and talent. That instinct was the beginning of SBM Fire Corps. Planning began with posters placed in local businesses, articles in local papers, and letters sent to retired firefighters and participants from the Citizens Academy. This attracted engineers, homemakers, insurance agents, land surveyors, legal secretaries, 911 dispatchers, photographers, salesmen, and many others. These individuals range in age, ability, time, and talent. Common to all was their desire to make a difference in their community. An orientation meeting took place in January 2008 with the goal of attracting five individuals. Upon completion of the interviews, SBM had 24 Fire Corps members. Currently: The minimum requirements for members of SBM Fire Corps includes regular attendance at monthly meetings and an achievable number of service hours per month. Fire Corps members assist in mailings, data entry, grounds care of the stations, safety camps, bike helmet fittings, demonstrations, safety fairs, photography, neighborhood canvassing, grant writing, parades, station tours, trainings, and more. The enthusiasm and experience you bring to the department is exciting. One can only begin to imagine the height which will be reached with this group of individuals over the course of time. | Requirements: Purpose: To aid the department’s non-operational activities and to allow first responders to focus their efforts on being prepared for and responding to the most critical life-threatening situations. This position supports multiple areas and categories. Coverage: Various flexible daytime, evening, and weekend hours. Department Contact: Ashley Krepsky, Community Relations Chief / 763-786-4336 Qualifications: • Must be at least 16 years of age • Must possess a valid Minnesota Driver’s license. • Ability to read and understand fire department training materials. • Must not use tobacco products and agree not to start using tobacco products while a member of the fire department. • Must have a working phone number and email capability. Responsibilities: • Attend monthly meetings • Log a minimum of 25 volunteer hours per quarter. • Represent the department in a professional manner. Competencies: • Complete basic training and shadow different events and programs. • Complete probation period consisting of 12 months. Training: • General orientation by the Community Relations Specialist. • Specific job training, shadowing, and tour of department. • Department meetings | Categories: Fire Corps

Do you have a knitting tip or trick you’d like to share? A story about a trip that involved knitting, a yarn shop, a fiber festival, or other fiber-related activities? A personal story about knitting and your life? Or another idea that would be of interest to Guild members?

The MKG is looking for a fun and talented individual to take over the Marketing Director role for our social media posts and communication with volunteers for events. This is a three-year term and may serve two terms. You will be a member of the board of directors for the guild.

Support our Teaching Artists during lessons as a Dance Volunteer. You don't need to be a dancer to experience the joy of working with our students, young or young-at-heart! This is a time commitment of two lessons per week for ten weeks.

Join our board or a committee to share your skills and help us grow. Use your networks to help Heart of Dance impact more Minnesotans by connecting us with schools, senior living facilities, community leaders, donors, and volunteers.

We need Professional ballroom dancers and high-level amateurs to visit our classrooms and demonstrate their skills as Classroom Dance Buddies. You’ll visit a classroom once during the residency, talk about your dance journey, demonstrate dances, and give feedback.

Help ensure and plan the future of Yarnover by joining the Yarnover Committee. The committee meets virtually approximately once a month.

Engage with communities and individuals to promote our services and mission. This role involves networking and building relationships to expand our reach.

Help us spread the word about our mission and events through various marketing channels. This role involves creating content and engaging with our community online.

Assist in the daily operations of our organization, ensuring smooth processes and efficient management. This role is vital to maintaining our service quality.

Join the Mooney Lake Association as a board or committee member to help support the vision and mission of the organization. Volunteers are essential in planning and executing projects that monitor water quality and manage aquatic plants, algae, and invasive species.

Join us in organizing and managing fundraising events to support our mission. Gain experience in event planning and execution while contributing to a great cause.

Assist in the production of 'A Night of Romantic Comedy' by joining the stage crew. Roles include Assistant Director, Stage Manager, and crew hands. No experience necessary as training will be provided.

Participate in various projects requiring special expertise, such as volunteer management and set building. If you have talents in these areas, your skills will be put to good use.

Assist in promoting performances and events through various media channels, enhancing community engagement.

Assist with lighting setup, cable repair, and strike assistance to ensure optimal lighting for performances.

Manage the concessions stand, handle cash transactions, and ensure a pleasant experience for patrons purchasing snacks and beverages.

Assist with ticket sales, check-in guests, and provide information about seating and event details.

Assist patrons in finding their seats, distribute programs, and provide general information about the performance and venue.

Assist in costume construction, maintenance, and organization, ensuring all costumes are performance-ready.

Assist in crafting, organizing, and managing props for performances, ensuring all items are ready for use.

Help build and assemble stage sets, working with a team to create the physical environment for performances.

Logistics volunteers assist with the setup and organization of the camp, ensuring smooth operations throughout the event. This role is crucial for the success of the camp.

Volunteer as a mentor and connect with Twin Cities youth in Hennepin, Ramsey, Dakota, Washington, and Anoka counties. No experience is needed, just a little time and encouragement to ignite the power and promise of youth.

Meet one-on-one with a youth aged 7-13 at partner sites like schools or workplaces to explore education and interests. This role requires a commitment of meeting 2-4 times a month for one year.

Share the love of art, creativity, and self-expression with a group of youth through facilitated art projects at partner sites in the Twin Cities. Volunteer for at least 12 weeks, one hour per week.

Support high school students in strengthening academic skills and developing plans for their future. This role involves meeting twice a month for a year, guiding youth on their educational journey.

Join us in enriching the experiences of patients and veterans at the end of their lives. Volunteers help create lasting memories and provide support and dignity to individuals during their final days.

Assist with organizing and managing youth lacrosse events, including setting up fields, managing equipment, and ensuring the smooth operation of games. Volunteers may also help with registration and providing information to participants and spectators.

Join us in providing support to group facilitation activities. Volunteers will assist in promoting recovery by using life experiences and skills to inspire hope and wellness in individuals seeking a path to recovery.

Volunteers are the heart of Continuum Care Center (CCC). Be part of a dynamic team of volunteers committed to providing valuable support to individuals, staff, and the community. You will provide valuable support and can walk the path of hopefulness and recovery with individuals in a way no one else can.

Assist in outreach efforts to engage the community and raise awareness about substance use disorders and recovery. Volunteers will help challenge societal stigma and celebrate the role that recovery plays in improving lives.

Lend a helping hand during special events, enhancing the quality of life of many guests by donating your time. Volunteers commit to at least 3.5 hours a week.

Assist in the food shelf, helping to provide great service to the community. Volunteers commit to at least 3.5 hours a week.