Paid-On-Call Firefighter for the City of Prior Lake Minnesota. | Requirements: Firefighters are selected through a competitive application process. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, possess a high school diploma or GED, have a valid driver license, reside within the Prior Lake Fire Department service area and live within a reasonable distance of Fire Station 1 or 2. All applicants must pass an interview process, a physical ability test, a criminal/DL background check, a pre-employment drug test, and an occupational physical. https://www.cityofpriorlake.com/government/jobs | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with building sets for the spring 2024 production of Bye Bye Birdie. No experience or knowledge of construction is required, and any help is appreciated.

Assist in lighting and sound tasks during shows. Responsibilities include programming lighting, setting lights, and running light and sound boards during shows.

Publicity volunteers are responsible for communicating with groups, working with promotions, and gathering/administering surveys during the production.

Manage cast members backstage before, during, and after productions, ensuring they are ready for cues and maintaining order in the Green Room.

Assist in organizing and managing blood drives in collaboration with the American Red Cross. Volunteers will help with setup, registration, and providing support to donors during the event.

Volunteer to read in the classroom, chaperone field trips, or prepare classroom materials. This role supports early childhood education and helps create a nurturing learning environment.

Assist in answering the 24-hour helpline for the Crisis Nursery, providing support to children in need. Volunteers are crucial in making a difference in the lives of children by offering a compassionate ear and guidance.

Assist in organizing and executing the annual Shakopee Senior Graduation Party, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for graduates. Volunteers are needed for various tasks including setup, event management, and cleanup.

Assist with organizing and managing adoption events, including setting up, interacting with potential adopters, and ensuring the safety and well-being of animals during the event. Volunteers should have good interpersonal skills and a passion for animal welfare.

Escort residents to our Sunday morning worship services, providing companionship and support. This role is crucial in ensuring residents can participate in spiritual activities.

Assist the Therapeutic Recreation staff with simple resident nail care, providing a pampering experience. This is a great opportunity to socialize with residents.

Enrich the lives of residents with your musical talents. Perform music to provide entertainment and joy to our community.

Visit designated residents with your canine companion. Pets are recognized as beneficial to residents, providing comfort and joy.

Develop friendships with residents by visiting them, helping with letter writing, reading, and sharing interests. This role enhances the social well-being of our residents.

Support the therapeutic riding programs by assisting instructors during lessons. Volunteers will help prepare horses and equipment, and provide support to riders during sessions.

Assist in the daily care and maintenance of the horses, including feeding, grooming, and cleaning stalls. Volunteers will also help with facility maintenance and repairs to ensure a safe environment for both horses and humans.

Participate in our monthly community meal project by helping prepare and serve meals to those in need. Volunteers will work as a team to ensure a welcoming and nourishing experience for all attendees.

Join our team in keeping our roads clean and safe by participating in our highway cleanup events. Volunteers will help pick up litter and ensure the roads are tidy, contributing to a safer environment for all.

The Shakopee Fire Department employs a small contingent of full-time firefighters, as well as a larger staff of paid-on-call firefighters who are responsible for responding to emergency calls and attending training and drills, on an average of five to 10 hours per week. Paid-on-call firefighters are generally hired each spring. If you are interested in applying at that time, visit the City of Shakopee's Employment page or sign up to be notified when applications are being accepted. Firefighters in uniform BENEFITS •Starting wage of $15/hour •Paid training •Pension benefits of $8,800 per year of service (Fully vested after 20 years) •Leadership opportunities •Serve your community | Requirements: *Must be 18 years of age or older *Must be able to understand spoken and written English language *Possess a valid driver's license *Reside within a 10 minute response time of a Shakopee fire station *Must be able to maintain an attendance record of 35 percent for emergency calls and drills The selection process includes an oral interview, background check, physical agility testing, and psychological, medical and drug testing. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist in searching the Internet for good Indian-language sites to link to and checking the links on the pages we already have. This role involves helping us work on our directory pages for hundreds of Amerindian languages.

Join our editorial board to help us review, quality-check, and translate language materials. We need native people and linguists to review pages in one or more Indian languages for publication and to check language sites for accuracy.

Translate some of our site's pages into French or other non-native languages. This helps us reach Canadian First Nations who speak French better than English and increases our site's accessibility.

Take photos or videos around Burnsville to capture the essence of the community. These visual materials will be used to enhance the historical archive and online presence.

Interview individuals with stories about Burnsville to capture personal histories and enrich the community's historical narrative. This role involves reaching out to community members and conducting interviews.

Write articles for the Burnsville Wiki to document and share the community's history. This role involves researching historical materials and crafting engaging articles for the website.

Learn to use scanners to digitize photos and documents for the Burnsville Historical Archive. This role is crucial for preserving historical materials and making them accessible online.

Engage with the community by liking or sharing Burnsville Historical Society's postings on Facebook. Help spread the word about Burnsville's rich history and foster community engagement.

Participate in organizing and managing a clothes and shoes drive. Volunteers will assist in collecting, sorting, and distributing donated items to those in need.

Assist in the operation of a monthly food pantry that provides supplemental nutrition to immigrants and other community members in need. Volunteers will help organize and distribute non-perishable food items.

Puppy Raisers welcome a service dog in-training into their home, providing love, guidance, and early training. They teach basic cues, take the dog in public, and submit weekly reports on the dog's behavior.

K9 Kare Team volunteers commit to one shift per week for 6 months to supervise dogs during play and socialization at the training center. Both weekend and weeknight shifts are available.

Done-In-A-Day volunteers participate in single-day projects such as events, fence building, painting, and kennel maintenance. This opportunity is ideal for groups wanting to make a meaningful impact without a long-term commitment.

Help collect and distribute gently used or new school supplies for students of all ages. Volunteers will assist in organizing donations and preparing them for distribution.

Position Profile STATUS: Duty Crew Firefighter – Eden Prairie Fire Department HOURLY PAY RATE: Probationary rate of pay is $9.65 per hour; Duty Crew Firefighter rate of pay is $13.49 per hour. BENEFITS: Eligible for benefits according to the Eden Prairie Fire Department Relief Association bylaws. LOCATION: All fire stations are located in Eden Prairie, MN Station1 (14800 Scenic Heights Road); Station 2 (12100 Sunnybrook Road); Station 3 (7350 Eden Prairie Road): Station 4 (17920 Linwood Court) HOURS: Minimum of 108 hours per quarter of duty-crew shifts; on call 24 hours a day, 7 days per week for general alarm response; regular training sessions and meetings including nights and weekends required. Reporting Relationship: Reports to a Fire Lieutenant FIRE DEPARTMENT The Eden Prairie Fire Department is comprised of four fire stations and a staff of 95 duty crew firefighters and 9 full-time firefighters who protect and serve Eden Prairie residents. We lead and strive to minimize risk, increase safety, and improve the quality of life in our community through education, code compliance and emergency response which is the mission statement of the Fire Department. POSITION DETAILS The duty crew firefighter serves to promote fire education and prevention throughout the community as well as to provide fire suppression and emergency rescue services as needed. This position is primarily responsible for the following areas of impact: 1.Participates in department’s and squad’s work details; makes known to the department’s training division and squad officer any problems at the earliest possible stage. 2.Attends all department-training sessions and drills designated as mandatory by the department’s training division. 3.Participates in prevention activities and safety education. 4.Responds immediately to emergency calls under the close supervision of officers and senior firefighters; performs tasks as directed by an officer on the emergency scene. While these areas are the primary focus of the position, we believe strongly in teamwork and employees will be called upon to perform a variety of duties as a part of their role with the City. CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE VALUES We are a service organization. We take pride in what we do. We cultivate a supportive, encouraging and productive culture with a strong customer focus. We promote wellness and plan work/life balance into our goals. We value differences and foster inclusion. We achieve success by exhibiting our core values: collaboration, innovation, integrity, performance and relationships. POSITION SPECIFIC EXPECTATIONS Accountability: Follows through on commitments; focuses on appropriate tasks as assigned or directed; takes responsibilities for actions both as an individual and on behalf of the department; actions and words are in sync; follows all policies and procedures; maintains confidentiality; meets all attendance standards set by the department. Communication: Able to convey a message to get a point across; communicates in a clear, calm, and positive manner especially under emergency conditions; tailors message to a variety of communication settings and styles. Composure: Exhibits self-confidence and asserts self appropriately in several different situations; maintains professionalism while under pressure; can handle stress and crisis situations effectively; energized by tough challenges. Decision Making: Makes good decisions based upon a mixture of analysis, experience and judgment in a timely manner; determines a course of action after weighing and analyzing different options; seeks out additional information when necessary; presents solutions and suggestions within the appropriate channels. CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE PRE-EMPLOYMENT PROCESS The City of Eden Prairie conducts the following pre-employment checks for this position: 1.Work history 2.Professional References 3.Background Investigation (must have and maintain valid MN Driver's License with excellent driving record) 4.Drug and Alcohol Testing 5.Physical Examination 6.Psychological Evaluation 7.Written Assessment All final candidates must successfully complete and pass the City's evaluation of the pre-employment process before becoming a member of the Fire Department. | Requirements: POSITION REQUIREMENTS •High School Diploma or G.E.D. •Must be 18 years of age or older. •Must have residence within ten minutes of one of the four Eden Prairie fire stations (measured from current residency to fire station). •Must maintain a valid MN driver’s license (and have excellent driving record). •Successful completion of Fire 1 and/or Fire 2 preferred •Hazardous Materials Operations and EMT training and certification is preferred. TRAINING REQUIREMENTS •Must attend Eden Prairie Fire Department academy training sessions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings during time period (approximately 12 months). These training sessions typically occur from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. These trainings will require homework, quizzes, and tests to be completed outside of class time. •Successfully pass EMT (Emergency Medical Technician), Fire 1, Hazardous Materials Operations and Fire II (EMT is taken in the winter thru early summer of 2019, Fire I will be summer into fall, and Fire II and HMO is taken in the Fall/Winter of 2019/2020). All Eden Prairie Duty Crew Firefighter Recruits must successfully pass the college-level Fire I, Fire II, and HMO courses and state certifications, as well as college level EMT and national certification in order to become an Eden Prairie Duty Crew Firefighter. •Successfully pass FAO (Fire Apparatus Operator) class and requirements within first four years on the Eden Prairie Fire Department •Must meet department training requirements for training sessions on Thursday for the duration of firefighter career. These training sessions typically occur from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM or 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. •Must work a minimum of 108 duty crew shift hours per quarter. Shifts are scheduled for the upcoming month and are based upon seniority. Typical available shifts occur on weekdays from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM, 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM or 5:00 AM to 8:00 AM. Available weekend shifts are 5:00 AM to 11:00 AM, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM and 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM. PHYSICAL DEMANDS & WORKING CONDITIONS Work involves frequent calls to emergency situations. There is regular exposure to very disagreeable working conditions such as fumes, fire, smoke, extreme weather conditions including ice, snow, extreme high and low temperatures, humidity, rain, dirt, mud. The work involves exposure to hazardous conditions such as toxic chemicals, slippery conditions, working in traffic areas and adverse road conditions. While at emergency scenes, incumbent may have exposure to injury, trauma, blood-borne pathogens, traffic accidents, and visual and emotional trauma. Incumbent is required to take appropriate safety precautions and wear protective equipment. Incumbents must be able to stand, climb ladders, balance, kneel, stoop, crouch, crawl and reach; to walk or run on uneven surfaces; and to drag up to 185 pounds for a distance of 50 feet. There is fingering, grasping, feeling, talking, hearing/listening, seeing/observing, occasional lifting, pushing or pulling of up to 100 pounds, frequent lifting, pushing or pulling of up to 50 pounds and regular moving of objects up to 20 pounds. Moderate attention to detail and deadlines is required in completing reports and paperwork. Working 24 hour shifts may be required, where sleep is frequently disrupted. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with various tasks such as social media design, clerical support, and sewing dog blankets. Volunteers can contribute based on their unique skills and talents.

Assist in transporting rescued Shih Tzus from various locations to foster homes within the Twin Cities area. Volunteers are needed to drive distances around the Twin Cities or further.

Learn the collection development process of the History Center. You will archive photographs or artifacts while teamed with an experienced volunteer to build a legacy of resources for future researchers.

Practice your friendly and helpful greeting skills in this position. Your primary responsibility includes answering the phone, greeting visitors, and assisting guests as they research and view displays and explore Chaska history.

Assist with decorating or as a program or tour leader. This role is perfect for those with limited availability who want to contribute to events and programs at the Chaska Historical Society.

Team up with others interested in sharing Chaska's history. This role requires an artistic eye, problem-solving skills, clear communication skills, and the ability to work with others.

Volunteers help with flower pickup, deconstruction, arrangement, and other tasks to support the mission of delivering joyful arrangements to residents in Memory Care and Hospice. Volunteers work weekly to extend joy through recycled flowers.

Write grants to help draft proposals so Hope House can stay funded. Connect us to community members or resources like other non-profits, granting organizations, or people or schools who you think would be interested in learning more about Hope House.

Provide a meal for 8, which can be homemade, store-bought, or restaurant take-out. This helps the staff focus on teens. Meals can also be dropped off for the freezer to be enjoyed at a later date.

Help plan an event or volunteer at one. We have an upcoming event in Chanhassen in September 2024.

Volunteers are needed to assist in the preservation and restoration of vintage buses. This role involves hands-on work with the buses, helping to maintain and restore them to their former glory. Volunteers should have an interest in vintage buses or history.

Assist in organizing and supporting choir activities for individuals with dementia and their care partners. Help create a welcoming and inclusive environment where participants can enjoy the transformative power of music.

Assist with fundraisers, food drives, marketing, newsletters, website updates, and donation thank you's. Volunteers help raise awareness and support for the food shelf's mission.

Be part of a group of individuals who come in weekly to clean the building. Volunteers help maintain a welcoming and hygienic environment for clients and staff.

Assist in receiving, weighing, and sorting food donations and deliveries, and restocking store shelves. Volunteers ensure the efficient operation of the food distribution process.

Greet and assist clients in shopping and weighing their food. Provide a non-judgmental, compassionate experience to those in need.

Pack and deliver food for up to three families in the areas of Chaska, Chanhassen, Carver, and Victoria. Ensure timely and accurate delivery of food items.

Pick up grocery items from local grocery stores and restaurants. Volunteers help maintain a steady supply of food for the shelf.

Greets clients, answers phones, schedules appointments, and performs data entry. Help maintain a welcoming environment for all visitors.

Provide a temporary home for rescued Shih Tzus, including taking them to vet appointments, grooming, and helping them become adoptable. STRMN covers all necessary veterinary care, food, and supplies.

Provide short-term fostering for Shih Tzus when their regular foster parents are unavailable, typically for 1-14 days. This role supports the transition of dogs into permanent foster homes.

Assist the Edina Historical Society by donating objects, photographs, and documents related to the city of Edina. These items help tell the stories of Edina, including its homes, people, neighborhoods, schools, and more. Volunteers play a crucial role in expanding the collection with both new and old items.

Participate in a pilot project to support pollinators in Pool 2 by planting native seed mixes. This project aims to raise awareness of environmental issues such as riverbank and island erosion and sedimentation.

Help clean and enhance Island 828 to promote its use by paddlers. Volunteers will clean sandy beach areas and former campsites, focusing on cleaning up makeshift fire pits and installing new fire rings.

Volunteers at the Rahma Clinic assist in providing free medical services to the community every Saturday morning. The clinic is open to everyone, regardless of race, color, or religion, and does not require any kind of insurance.

Mentors provide guidance and support to individuals transitioning from incarceration back into the community. Volunteers will help mentees navigate challenges and build a stable life post-release.

Volunteers will correspond with incarcerated individuals, offering companionship and emotional support through letters. This role helps to reduce feelings of isolation among prisoners.

Volunteers are essential to Cornerstone, supporting their mission through various roles such as outdoor maintenance, administrative projects, and event support. Volunteers help strengthen and support the organization's comprehensive services.

MN Blind Hockey is looking for volunteers to support players on the ice during practices and games. Volunteers will assist players and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Assist with marketing initiatives to promote performances and handle concert day duties to ensure smooth events. Capture the magic through photography or videography to help bring beautiful music to the community.

Volunteers gather once a month at the Elks Lodge to assemble personal support packs for homeless and at-risk teens. No experience is necessary, and it's a great way to meet new people and get hands-on experience with the program.

Volunteers help set up and manage a booth at local community events to spread awareness about the program. They provide information and samples of support packs to the public.

Join our team of dedicated volunteers to support various community initiatives, including educational programs for children and support services for the elderly. Volunteers will engage in activities that foster community unity and empowerment.

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

Serve as a sensory event volunteer, assisting with the setup and facilitation of sensory-friendly events. Volunteers will help create an inclusive environment for participants with diverse needs.

Become a buddy and share time and activities with residents in Community Living. Volunteers will engage in activities such as reading, games, and social events to enhance the residents' quality of life.

Assist in classrooms at Fraser School by helping with art projects, supply gathering, and distance reading. Volunteers will support teachers and engage with children to foster a positive learning environment.

Assist in organizing and managing events such as the Minnesota State Championships Feis and Saint Paul Autumn Feis. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and coordination of activities throughout the day.

Assist with the setup, coordination, and management of the Innovation & Research Forum event. Responsibilities include guiding attendees, managing registration, and providing support to event staff.

Deliver morning newspapers to patients, providing them with daily news and a friendly interaction to start their day. This role is perfect for early risers who enjoy making a positive impact.

Engage with patients by reading to younger patients or making them smile. This role is ideal for those looking to explore a healthcare career or fulfill service-learning hours.

Assist in stocking nursing supplies to ensure smooth operations in the healthcare facility. This role supports the healthcare staff and enhances patient care.

Assist with various events such as the annual Gala in the Gardens, Taste and Toast, 5K walks, holiday markets, and art fairs. Volunteers help with registration, greeting guests, and behind-the-scenes preparation.

Volunteer with the Plant Conservation Program to maintain a seed bank for imperiled plants, study Minnesota's terrestrial orchids, and conduct field studies. Tasks include cleaning seed collections, conducting research, and collecting data.

Volunteers are needed to support youth education programs serving over 40,000 children annually. Former teachers are encouraged to apply, and additional training will be provided. Volunteers also assist with adult education programs on plant-related topics.

Participate in the Armatage Green Team to promote a just, climate-resilient future through accessible action, education, and advocacy. Engage in environmental projects and community education efforts.

Transport Volunteers pick up Great Danes and transport them to foster homes across Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and the Dakotas. They work with the Transport Coordinator to ensure safe and efficient transport of the dogs.

Event Volunteers assist in setting up and tearing down events, engage with the public about the rescue's work, and may bring their Dane as an ambassador. They help ensure events run smoothly and support fundraising efforts.

Photography Volunteers take high-quality photos of foster Danes for adoption profiles, helping to introduce the dogs to potential adopters. Their work is crucial in showcasing the dogs' personalities and aiding in their adoption.

Home Visit Volunteers assess potential adoptive homes by visiting applicants, observing their environment, and determining suitability for a Great Dane. They ensure the home meets the specific needs of the breed.

Foster Mentors educate assigned foster homes on the foster process and rules, connect fosters with resources, and maintain communication with foster homes. They report incidents to the Director of Foster Homes and require excellent communication and organizational skills.

Join the Community Connectors Committee to plan events and activities that bring the neighborhood together and engage all community members. Meetings are held monthly to brainstorm and organize community-building initiatives.

Assist in the survey and treatment of Eurasian Watermilfoil in Bay Lake. Volunteers will help in identifying and tracking infestation sites as well as participating in treatment processes.

Paid on call firefighter EMT | Requirements: Pass written, physical, psychological exam, physical agility test, interviews | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Join Windom neighbors every Monday from 6 PM - 7 PM for weekly neighborhood walks to meet neighbors, do trash pick-up, and deter crime by creating a friendly physical presence in Windom.

Let Out Volunteers care for animals at the Minnetonka office, ensuring they receive walks, food, water, and medication. Volunteers also maintain cleanliness in animal areas.

Volunteers assist in various community service projects, including helping teachers, entertaining and gardening at senior living centers, and executing organizational projects at shelters. They also prepare meals at food shelves, clean up city parks and fire stations, and more.

Intake Volunteers assist with animals arriving at The Bond Between. Duties include setting up crates, managing supplies, and ensuring animals are ready for vetting and photography.

Rescue Support Volunteers assist at the Minnetonka office, helping with donation drop-offs, animal care, and office organization. Volunteers commit to regular shifts.

Provide transportation for animals to vet appointments from the shelter or foster homes. Ensure safe and timely transport of animals.

Assist in organizing and volunteering at events such as wine tastings, petting zoos, and spaghetti dinners to enrich the community and raise funds for the shelter.

A Health and Welfare Attendant is responsible for feeding the animals and cleaning cages, litter, and floors. Once these tasks become routine, other responsibilities such as medicating animals may be added.

Assist with fixing odds and ends around the shelter, such as securing shelves and platforms. Ideal for individuals handy with tools and able to lend their expertise.

Share posts on social media to help promote the shelter's activities and events. Engage with the community online to raise awareness and support for the shelter.

We invite you to volunteer your time and energy to serve people most in need in our community. We welcome people of all faiths and will work with you to find an opportunity that matches your skills and interests.