We are looking for highly motivated individuals who want to help and volunteer in our community. You will be supplied all equipment and training FREE of charge through the Company and University of Maryland MFRI. Earn college credits and help protect your community. Openings for Volunteer Firefighters, EMT's and Firefighter/EMT. We also have Fire Police positions available. Stop in or contact us today for more info. | Requirements: Must Be at least 16 years of age. Must submit to a background check. Must be able to pass Departmental physical test. | Categories: EMT, Community Education, Firefighter

We are looking for members to serve in a support role. Administration Members help the Company without riding emergency equipment. They help out with fundraising and other community events. | Requirements: Must Be at least 16 years of age. Must submit to a background check. | Categories: Fundraising, Department Support

Assist with various tasks at the Upper Bay Museum, including welcoming visitors, providing information about exhibits, and helping with special events. Volunteers are crucial in ensuring a positive experience for all museum guests.

VOLUNTEERS needed! Support your community, protect your town and learn valuable skills and knowledge for an amazing career. Be someone's hero! | Requirements: Desire to commit some of your time to protecting the city of Aberdeen. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education, EMT, Fundraising

Aberdeen Fire Department, Inc. is seeking motivated community oriented individuals searching for opportunities to serve the Aberdeen community as a volunteer firefighter. No prior experience necessary. An exciting and very important service that provides all uniforms, training and equipment at no cost to you. Offers a wide variety of skills and technical training once you have completed Basic Firefighting and Emergency Medical training. Marketable skills include Hazardous Materiel mitigation, EMT/Paramedic certification and National Registry, Technical Rescue (machinery, collapse, high angle ropes, Trench, Confined Space,and Swift water). Other training includes Safety and Safety Officer, Emergency Vehicle Operator and several Administrative courses. All courses are Accredited College level courses through the University of Maryland. Of course, Cruising down the road with lights and sirens, saving lives and property of your neighbors and community is the most amazing and rewarding experience one can experience. Climb aboard and Be Someone's Hero! | Requirements: Requirements to become a Probationary and eventual Active member includes: 1. Completion of Application and supporting paperwork. 2. Background check 3. Medical Physical 4. Interview with Board of Directors 5. Completion of In-house Training requirements | Categories: Firefighter

Ensure all cats & kittens have food & water, make sure litter pans are clean, and make sure bedding is clean. Pet, brush, play, and cuddle with cats and kittens.

Participate in the feeding and cleaning of the animals as well as monitoring the shelter to ensure a clean, healthy, and welcoming environment for the animals and adopters. This includes scooping litter boxes, re-stocking supplies, and scrubbing walls and floors.

Specialize in grant writing, occasional newspaper articles, emails, and general correspondence to support CFA's communication efforts.

Assist with Trap, Neuter, Release (TNR) efforts for cats/kittens within Cecil County. Experience is preferred for this role.

Assist with digital media, graphic design, photography, and social media to promote CFA's mission and events.

Help with planning and organizing events to raise awareness and funds for CFA. This position involves creativity and organizational skills.

Ensure all cats & kittens have food & water, make sure litter pans are clean, and make sure bedding is clean. Pet, brush, play, and cuddle with cats and kittens.

Ensure all cats & kittens have food & water, make sure litter pans are clean, and make sure bedding is clean. Pet, brush, play, and cuddle with cats and kittens.

Help monitor, maintain, feed, and possibly assist with TNR for a small feral colony located in Perryville, Maryland.

Help take cats or kittens to or from vet visits and events, ensuring safe and comfortable transport for the animals.

Help patrons select a suitable cat by answering questions, showing animals, and making recommendations of appropriate cats for their home. Requires familiarity with the felines and their temperaments.

Assist in enhancing wildlife habitat, helping present educational talks, participating in events or fundraising, and assisting in rescue efforts. Volunteers are needed to help maintain the wildlife center and contribute their skills and interests.

Join the S.W.A.T. Team to help transport injured, orphaned, or distressed wildlife to appropriate treatment locations. Volunteers will be trained and can specify their availability and areas they can cover.

Participate in the annual Work Day held on the last Saturday in April to help rehabilitate homes for low-income, elderly, and/or disabled homeowners. Volunteers will assist in various tasks to ensure homes are safe and livable.

Assist in various tasks for the Apple Butter Festival, including setting up tents, preparing and cooking apple butter, and managing festival logistics. Volunteers contribute to creating a successful community event that celebrates local history and culture.

Volunteers at ChristianaCare Union Hospital play a vital role in supporting the health and wellness needs of the community. They can choose to work in various departments within the hospital or participate in community activities and services.

There are many benefits to joining the ranks of a volunteer fire company. You will become part of what many consider to be an extended family here at Abingdon. Beyond the personal satisfaction of making a difference to your community and perhaps even saving a life one day, members may receive some of the following benefits. Professional Training Our members are encouraged to participate in training courses offered both in-house as well as through the Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute. MFRI courses meet professional qualification standards and are recognized throughout the nation. In-house training is designed to work with our particular needs. Each Monday night a training class is scheduled to meet the needs of firefighting essentials, Fire and EMS cooperative training, EMS skills, and other selected topics. Nationally recognized instructors have been brought in for specialized sessions. Abingdon Fire Company has an in-house scholarship program open to members and immediate family members. By meeting qualified volunteer standards and performing 40 hours per month of duty time the student is eligible to receive up to $3,000 per school year. | Requirements: NECESSARY KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Ability to work with other volunteers, agencies and the public. Ability to perform strenuous physical activity in excess of 150 lbs. of force or greater Ability to act effectively in emergency and stressful situations. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Must be at least 16 years of age No felony convictions or disqualifying criminal histories Must be able to communicate effectively orally and in writing Must be able to pass a fire department physical which meets NFPA 1582 guidelines, provided by a physician assigned by Abingdon Fire Company Must provide official government identification Must be a valid citizen of the United States Must provide any documentation requested by Human Resources for an entry level position as a probationary member SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Must pass a physical exam paid for by Abingdon Fire Company Attend monthly meetings, details, training and other requirements according to Abingdon Fire Company By-Laws and Standard Operating Guidelines | Categories: Other, Department Support, Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter

Please Contact the Bel AIr Volunteer Fire Company to learn about the great opportunities we have for you. Be part of your community by joining. Many different categories for you to volunteer. Please visit us on the web at BAVFC.org and on Facebook. | Requirements: Wanting to serve your community. | Categories: Department Support, Other, EMT, Firefighter

Occasional volunteer activities include gardening, office work, organizing donated items, cleaning donated tack, and working event sales tables. Volunteers can also assist with decorating, cooking, and photography.

Volunteers are needed to call and verify personal and vet references for prospective adopters. This role involves making detailed phone calls and reporting back to the group.

Volunteers are needed to work at fundraising events, which includes setting up, interacting with the public, and promoting the rescue group. This role requires travel to event locations and working the hours you have signed up for.

Volunteers provide temporary homes for dogs in need, especially those pulled from shelters or abusive situations. This role requires a safe environment for the dogs and a willingness to care for them until a permanent home is found.

Volunteers are needed to use their personal vehicles to pick up food donations from local restaurants such as Wawa, Panera, and BJ's Wholesale Club. These donations are then delivered to The American Legion in Edgewood for distribution to those in need.

Groups of 6-8 people are needed to prepare and serve hot meals, prepare takeout containers, and clean up after lunch. Each group is responsible for providing the entrée for approximately 350 people.

Volunteers are needed to bag groceries and sort food donations for distribution to guests each week. This role involves organizing items from various donors such as Wawa, Panera, and BJ's.

Volunteers will mentor young men, ages 12-19, to help them set and achieve goals, providing positive role models and guidance. Volunteers are expected to engage in discussions and activities that promote leadership and personal development.

Guest speakers are needed to share their experiences and provide motivational talks to young men, helping them see the possibilities for success in life. Speakers should be able to relate to youth and inspire them to pursue positive paths.

Join ACT Players as a volunteer to help bring the magic of theater to life. Opportunities include backstage roles, front-of-house, set building, and more. Volunteers will make lasting connections with the community and support theater productions.

Volunteers assist with brushing horses, mucking stalls, feeding horses, mending fences, and providing care and affection to the horses. Horse experience is useful but not necessary, as tasks are available for all experience levels.

Volunteers help with PR/marketing, budgeting, fundraising, event planning, and photography/videography. These roles support the operational and promotional needs of the rescue.