Assist the Greenhouse Team in planting and nurturing native plants like Common Milkweed and Butterfly Weed. Work involves planting seeds and caring for sprouts in the greenhouse.

Assist in selling native plants at the Indiana Dunes Birding Festival's Migration Marketplace. Volunteers will help in an outdoor tent at the Indiana Dunes National Park Visitor Center. No prior experience or knowledge of native plants is required.

Support the Dunes-Calumet Audubon Society by assisting at the Outreach Table during the Indiana Dunes Birding Festival. Engage with nature enthusiasts and help promote the society's initiatives.

Join the Bluebird Trail Team to assess and maintain bluebird boxes at Coffee Creek Watershed. Volunteers will check for old nests and ensure the boxes are ready for new residents.

Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department is located 42 miles east of Chicago in Porter County between Chesterton and Valparaiso. Established in 1955, we provide Fire, Rescue and BLS protection to over 15,000 residents and 39 square miles. Our largely rural district includes the drastically growing Liberty Township and half of Jackson Township under contract. Our response area includes portions of the East/West Toll Road, a near 5 mile stretch of State Road 49,and over 10 miles of US Route 6. Over the last 5 years,the department has ran an average of 745 calls. We respond under Mutual Aid agreements to 5 neighboring departments, as well as an automatic aid agreement with neighboring Westville Fire for a portion of our rural overlapping districts. | Requirements: No experience is required,but is preferred. Probationary Firefighters will be put through the Indiana Department of Homeland Security Firefighter 1&2 Course through District 1. The Department requires a minimum of Mandatory Firefighter Certification to respond to Emergency Calls. EMT Certification is not required, but can also be obtained if member desires.Must be 18 years or older. Once accepted,members will be required to meet 15% of the End Of Year run total, 10 department trainings and 7 department business meetings. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

The Ogden Dunes Volunteer Fire Department serving the Town of Ogden Dunes, Porter County, in northwestern Indiana on the southern shore of Lake Michigan is seeking new members to serve in community emergency responder (Firefighter, Emergency Medical Responder [EMR], and/or Emergency Medical Technician [EMT]) roles. Successfully complete Indiana Firefighter & EMS training, education, and certification programs; and respond to alarms, emergency responses and requests for assistance. Fire-Rescue/EMR training is provided FREE to active members. | Requirements: Reside or work in Ogden Dunes or within ten (10) driving miles / eight (8) mile radius of Ogden Dunes, Indiana Complete Indiana firefighter & EMS training certification programs Participate in Fire Department responses, training and activities Eighteen (18) years old (at completion of training)* *Youthful members, 15, 16, and 17 years old are eligible for our intern cadet program. | Categories: Junior Members, Fire Corps, Department Support, Firefighter, Community Education, EMT

Help distribute food boxes to families during designated distribution days. Volunteers will assist with logistics, crowd management, and ensuring smooth operations.

Assist in collecting food donations from August through November. Volunteers will help organize and transport collected items to designated locations.

Assist in the distribution of free clothing to families in need. Volunteers are needed to help organize and distribute clothing on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Participate in the Turkeypalooza event by helping with event setup, management, and cleanup. Volunteers will engage with the community and support event activities.

Join the team to pack food boxes for families in need. Volunteers will work in groups to ensure all items are properly packed and ready for distribution.

Help transport dogs to local events, vet appointments, and other pet-care services. Assist in relaying dogs with other organizations.

Provide a temporary home for dogs needing time to grow, stabilize, and socialize before finding their forever homes. BARC provides all necessary supplies and support.

Assist in organizing and helping at fundraisers and events, including selling items, answering questions, and promoting dogs for adoption.

Supervise dogs at adoption events, take them for play dates, and provide much-needed exercise and socialization.

Create homemade doggie treats, fleece blankets, and accessories for sale at events. Materials are provided by BARC.

Assist young students in grades K-2 with their schoolwork and help foster a love for learning. Volunteers must be 18+, high school graduates, and complete a background check.

Volunteer as an Adult English Instructor for intermediate level students, helping them improve their English language skills. Volunteers must be 18+, high school graduates, and complete a background check.

Support youth in learning English as a second language, helping them improve their language skills and confidence. Volunteers must be 18+, high school graduates, and complete a background check.

Assist in the preschool classroom, supporting the instructor and engaging with young children in educational activities. Volunteers must be 18+, high school graduates, and complete a background check.

Volunteers are needed to raise awareness and contribute their time and commitment to making Keep Hope Alive, Inc. a better non-profit organization. Volunteers will engage in community outreach activities to support the organization's mission.

Support the educational initiatives of Keep Hope Alive, Inc. by contributing to various educational activities and programs. Volunteers will help in adopting classrooms and supporting educational outreach.

Support the delivery of educational programs at Tryon Farm Institute. Volunteers will help set up events, assist educators during programs, and engage with participants to enhance their learning experience.

Assist in maintaining and expanding the trails at Tryon Farm Institute. Volunteers will help clear paths, manage invasive species, and ensure the trails are safe and enjoyable for visitors.

The Lake Ridge Volunteer Fire Department is currently seeking individuals in our district who are dedicated and hard-working and would like to join us in serving our community. Volunteer firefighters are local heroes who help their neighbors, save lives and earn respect every time they work. No prior experience is required; all training will be provided. It does not matter if you're a recent high-school graduate looking to start your career in the fire service, or a seasoned workforce professional looking to give back to our community; there's a place for you at LRFD. All firefighters will start as Probationary Firefighters for period of at least 1 year. The probationary firefighter will be required to attend the District One Fire Academy unless previously certified in Indiana Firefighting 1 & 2. Classes are scheduled twice a year lasting approximately 6 months – Two (2) nights during the week and one (1) day on the weekends. | Requirements: *All applicants must reside in the unincorporated Calumet Township area or within a 5-mile radius *Applicants must be at least 18 years of age *Applicants must have a high school diploma or G.E.D. *Applicants must have a valid driver's license and automobile insurance *Applicants must successfully pass a background, medical, vision, hearing and psychological evaluation before hire | Categories: Firefighter

We are not seeking volunteers at this time | Categories: Firefighter, EMT