We Need You! Don't delay, join today! We are always looking for volunteer Firefighters. The junior Firefighter program begins at 14 years of age, with 16 being able to ride. When am I on duty? Our members are required to attend Monday nights, as well as respond from home for calls when they are available. We are working on implementing duty crews, which would allow for more ride time as well as opportunities to attend calls and drills. We have facilities for studying, relaxing, and cooking when not on calls. Do I get paid? Currently, volunteers do not get paid, but are offered a LOSAP program which allows for a retirement plan to be saved up on, a year to year basis. What Training will I receive? All new members will receive an orientation and a initial recruit training, and then when signed off on, they will be sent to the Fire Academy. EMT is optional. Training courses are available during the evening hours and on weekends. All tuition, equipment, and safety gear is provided by the department. Required training for a firefighter consists of approximately 125 hours of basic firefighting techniques including; fire behavior, rescue, salvage, overhaul, ladder practices, ventilation, firefighting tactics, water supply and more. Required training for an Emergency Medical Technician consists of a 240 hour state certification course which includes ambulance operations, CPR, bandaging, splinting, oxygen delivery, patient assessment, and more. These classes are usually held two nights during the week over a four month period. Volunteer Category: Firefighter, EMT, Junior Members There are no Career Staff, at this time. | Requirements: We are always looking for volunteer Firefighters and EMTs. The Junior Firefighter/EMT program begins at 16 years of age. Full membership eligibility begins at 18 years of age. Fire Cadets can begin partial attendance at 14 years old. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Junior Members

Join us as a volunteer to help make a difference at our upcoming events. Volunteers are needed to assist with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist in the preparation and distribution of food baskets to over 150 families for Thanksgiving. Volunteers will help organize groceries and ensure each basket is filled with necessary items for a holiday meal.

Help organize and distribute school supplies, book bags, and gift cards to children in need as part of the annual Back To School Drive. Volunteers will assist in sorting items and ensuring each child receives the necessary supplies.

Volunteer at the Bridgeton Corps to support community programs and events. Tasks may include administrative support and community engagement.

Manage seasonal assistance efforts in Salem County, including holiday support and community outreach.

Oversee community programs and services in Ocean County as a service unit representative.

Support the summer camp program by leading activities, ensuring safety, and providing mentorship to campers. Ideal candidates are energetic and passionate about working with children.

Conduct daily public tours in the Museum of American Glass. Docents are highly trained volunteers who provide educational and engaging tours for visitors.

Greet visitors, provide information about exhibits, and assist with ticket sales at the Museum of American Glass. This role requires strong interpersonal skills and a friendly demeanor.

Assist with various administrative tasks such as data entry, filing, and answering phones. This role is ideal for those with strong organizational skills and attention to detail.

Assist in capturing photos of events, workshops, and exhibitions at WheatonArts. This role is ideal for those with a passion for photography and an eye for detail.

Assist with managing WheatonArts' social media accounts by creating content, scheduling posts, and engaging with followers. This role is ideal for those with a knack for digital marketing.

Support the maintenance and upkeep of WheatonArts facilities, including the grounds and buildings. This role is suitable for those who enjoy hands-on work and have basic maintenance skills.

Help organize and manage special events at WheatonArts, including festivals, markets, and exhibitions. Volunteers will assist with setup, guest services, and event coordination.

Demonstrate and narrate artistic processes to visitors. Volunteers must have extensive experience in the art or craft they are demonstrating.

Support educational programs by assisting with workshops, classes, and family art activities. This role is perfect for those who enjoy teaching and working with children.

Help us prepare backpacks for children in need during our annual Backpack Drive. This one-time event allows you to contribute to the educational success of local youth.

Join us for Community Care Day, where volunteers help with various tasks to support our community initiatives. This is a short-term opportunity perfect for those looking to make a difference in just one day.

Share your skills by tutoring children and adolescents at one of our Family Success Centers. This role involves assisting with homework and providing educational support to help youth succeed.