The Volunteer Firefighter/EMT drives or rides an emergency vehicle in response to fire, rescue and emergency medical events, hazardous materials response/mitigation and routine requests for help or assistance. In the performance of their duties, the Volunteer Firefighter/EMT places equipment, lays and connects hose; operates high-capacity pumps and directs water streams; raises and climbs ladders; uses chemical extinguishers, safety belts, lines and hooks and uses self-contained breathing apparatus. The Volunteer Firefighter/EMT may enter burning buildings as part of a fire suppression team, perform ventilation tasks above ground, carry heavy objects and equipment and rescue injured or trapped victims. The Volunteer Firefighter/EMT also responds to requests for pre-hospital emergency medical care and transport of sick or injured persons, setting up and/or operating oxygen and auto-defibrillation equipment, administering pre-hospital emergency medical care to the sick and injured and performing other related work as assigned. | Requirements: Section 1: Membership Basic Requirements 1. Members must be a minimum of eighteen (18) years old and posses a high school diploma or a GED equivalent. 2. Members must complete and pass the state required training and any other training deemed necessary by the Elected Officers. 3. Members must live in Luce Township or be able to have a reasonable response time to either station (be in the initial response areas). 4. Members must complete and pass a physical and drug test approved & provided by the Fire Department. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Junior Members

Volunteers are essential to keeping the homeless animals at the Owensboro Humane Society healthy and happy. Responsibilities include caring for the animals, raising awareness about animal welfare, and assisting with various tasks around the shelter. Volunteers are asked to commit to at least two shifts per month, with hours available from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm, seven days a week.

Individuals or organizations can adopt a designated garden spot to maintain throughout the year, which typically requires at least twice a month maintenance. This role is perfect for those who enjoy gardening and want to contribute to the beauty of the Garden.

Garden greeters serve as the voice of the Garden, performing functions such as answering the phone, greeting visitors, preparing mailings, and assisting the Executive Director. This role is crucial for creating a welcoming atmosphere for all guests.

Catering volunteers assist in setting up tables and chairs, decorations, and food preparation in the on-site kitchen. They also help with serving and cleaning up after events, ensuring a smooth catering experience.

Volunteers are needed for various educational programs and scheduled events throughout the year, such as the Annual Plant Sale, Daylily Festival, and Scarecrow Festival. This role involves assisting with event setup, management, and participation.

Clerical Assistants help prepare bulk mailings and perform other administrative duties as needed throughout the year. This role requires flexibility in availability.

Exhibit Prep and Maintenance Assistants help the Curator of Exhibits keep the museum in good shape. This position offers flexible hours to accommodate volunteers' schedules.

Program Assistants are needed to lead games and activities for students participating in various educational programs at the museum. Hours vary with the number and types of groups scheduled each day.

The Junior Volunteer program is designed for students aged 12-17, allowing them to assist with summer programs and special events. Selected students receive orientation and training.

Tour Docents assist with school and adult tours of the museum, helping to enhance the visitor experience. Hours vary based on the number and types of groups scheduled each day.

Special Event Assistants are needed throughout the year to help museum staff prepare for and host various programs and presentations. This role is crucial for the success of museum events.

As an Animal Transport Volunteer, you will be responsible for driving pets to and from vet appointments, foster homes, and partner locations. This role is crucial in ensuring the animals receive the care they need in a timely manner.

In the Dog Kennels Volunteer role, you will assist with feeding, cleaning, and providing daily care for the dogs at the rescue center. This hands-on position is vital for maintaining a healthy environment for the animals.

As an Event Volunteer, you will help at adoption events, fundraisers, and community outreach activities. This role allows you to engage with the community and promote the mission of Saving Paws Animal Rescue.

As a volunteer, you will help care for the animals by walking dogs, cuddling cats, and assisting with daily shelter needs. No experience is required, just a willingness to help and a love for animals.

Join the Doggie Day Out program to give a shelter dog a break for the day. You'll take a dog on an outing, providing them with a much-needed adventure and helping them potentially find a forever home.

Indirect Care volunteers support the hospice mission in non-patient-facing roles such as office work, community events, data entry, and landscaping. This role is essential for the smooth operation of the hospice services and requires participation in mandatory training and background checks.

Direct Care volunteers spend time with patients and families, offering companionship, comfort, and a caring presence wherever they’re needed, from private homes to care facilities. Volunteers are required to complete a comprehensive training and background checks to ensure a safe and supportive environment for patients.

Join us in our mission to support local youth and families by volunteering your time and skills. Volunteers will assist in organizing events, distributing essential hygiene products, and engaging with community members to promote health and safety.