Assist with various festival activities such as setting up booths, helping with contests, and providing information to attendees. Volunteers will ensure the smooth operation of events and contribute to a welcoming atmosphere.

We are a combination department providing Fire, Rescue and EMS transport to over 82 square mile of Allen County, Indiana. We operate four stations and approx 20 pieces of apparatus. We have volunteer positions available at each of our stations and also offer a live-in program where volunteers can live for free in a fully furnished apartment at one of stations. | Requirements: We provide Firefighter I&II training and will reimburse members who successfully complete an EMT course. Candidates must live within a reasonable distance from one of our stations. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

In need of volunteer firefighters. All training provided. No experience necessary. Come join the brotherhood! | Requirements: 18 years of age. Clean criminal record | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

We are currently looking for individuals to become volunteer firefighters. No experience necessary. | Requirements: Must live in Markle, no felonies. | Categories: Firefighter

Markle Volunteer Fire Department is currently looking for applicants that are dedicated to the Markle community to serve on our Fire Department. No experience is necessary. We will put you through the training you need. We currently have multiple openings. Must have a clean driving record and criminal history record. | Requirements: Must be 18 years of age. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Looking for motivated individuals to join our department. We require you to obtain a certification in firefighting and first responder. | Requirements: 18 years of age, clean criminal record, valid drivers license. | Categories: Firefighter

Seeking individuals who want to serve their community serving as a Firefighter. | Requirements: Valid ID, vlean criminal history, desire to serve the community. | Categories: Firefighter

Serve as a docent to help visitors navigate the museum gallery and memorials located throughout the property. This role involves interacting with visitors and providing information about the exhibits.

Assist with the maintenance of the grounds and buildings at the Veterans National Memorial Shrine & Museum. Responsibilities include cleaning and upkeep of the Vietnam wall, memorials, signs, and benches located throughout the property.

Assist in the preservation and repair of artifacts and books at the museum. This role is crucial for maintaining the integrity of historical items.

Engage with the community by speaking about the museum's mission and exhibits. This role involves public speaking and outreach to promote the museum's activities.

Join a small group to engage with the homeless community on Friday nights. Volunteers will spend time talking, getting to know individuals, and offering prayers and support. Volunteers are scheduled on a rotation basis to maintain personal interactions.

Volunteering with Beagle Lovers & Rescuers involves providing care, attention, and love to beagles rescued from lab testing. Volunteers may assist with events, fostering, or offering hands-on support to help these dogs start their new lives.

Assist veterans in navigating available resources by providing guidance and support. Volunteers will help connect veterans with benefit programs, mental health services, and other essential resources.

Provide support with computer and data management tasks, helping to organize and maintain important information for the organization. Volunteers ensure data accuracy and accessibility.

Provide our dogs with exercise and socialization by taking them on regular walks. Volunteers will ensure the dogs' safety and well-being during walks.

Provide temporary foster care for homeless Westies while the organization covers veterinary expenses and assesses the dog's personality. Volunteers are asked to provide a crate, food, water, and tender loving care.

Assist in transporting Westies to and from shelters, foster homes, and veterinary appointments. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the safe and timely movement of dogs in need.

Provide support to families who have recently adopted a Westie, offering guidance and assistance to ensure a smooth transition. Volunteers help answer questions and provide resources.

Assist with fundraising efforts and promotional activities, including writing newsletters and gathering educational materials. Volunteers help raise awareness and support for the organization's mission.

Conduct home safety visits to ensure potential adoptive homes are safe and suitable for Westies. Volunteers will evaluate the environment and provide feedback to the rescue team.

Help organize and participate in events to promote our rescue and find forever homes for our dogs. Volunteers will assist in planning, setting up, and managing events.

Assist in fundraising activities to support our rescue operations. Volunteers will help plan and execute fundraising campaigns and events.

Help transport dogs to and from foster homes, vet appointments, and adoption events. Volunteers need to have a valid driver's license and be comfortable handling dogs.

Volunteers serve as docents for the West Central Home & Garden Tour, working a 3-hour shift to greet guests, mark tickets, and provide information about the homes. Volunteers of all backgrounds and abilities are welcome, with indoor and outdoor positions available.

Volunteers are needed to help inventory, sort, and wrap gifts for families in need. This role is crucial in ensuring that each family receives the items they need and want during the holiday season.

Volunteers will engage in hands-on projects to preserve and protect the Upper Maumee River and its watershed. Responsibilities include participating in events, advocacy efforts, and educational activities to raise public awareness about environmental issues.

Volunteers at The Old Fort assist with a variety of tasks including programming, maintenance, and event support. Volunteers are required to fill out a general Volunteer Form to apply.

Support H.E.A.L. classes by assisting with setup, engaging with participants, and providing educational materials. Volunteers will help facilitate a positive learning environment.

Assist in organizing and running health fairs by helping set up booths, distributing materials, and providing information to attendees. Volunteers will support community health initiatives and engage with participants.

Help distribute diapers, wipes, and diaper cream to families in need during designated giveaway days. Volunteers will assist with organizing supplies and interacting with community members.

Volunteers at Parkview provide invaluable time, talents, and services to patients, their family members, and guests by offering excellent hospitality and service. Responsibilities include guiding patients and visitors to their destinations, assisting with clerical work, or working in hospital gift shops.

Engage with the community through educational programs about raptors and conservation efforts. Volunteers will present information to schools and community groups.

Support the maintenance and upkeep of the rehabilitation center's facilities. Tasks may include cleaning, repairs, and landscaping.

Participate in the rescue and transportation of injured raptors to the rehabilitation center. Volunteers must be able to handle birds safely and communicate effectively with the public.

Assist in the care and rehabilitation of injured raptors, including feeding, cleaning enclosures, and monitoring health. Volunteers will work closely with experienced staff to ensure the well-being of the birds.

Hospice volunteers engage with patients and their families during challenging times by providing bereavement support, caregiver relief, companionship visits, and other supportive duties. This role offers a meaningful experience in providing comfort and support.

Assist with youth group visits, helping children engage with and learn about nature. Participate in maintenance projects to keep the outdoor classroom in top shape for exploration and education.

Join the summer program team to help shape young minds by supporting educational activities both in and out of the classroom.

Contribute your skills in mailings, graphic design, social media, fundraising, and community outreach to support the organization's mission behind the scenes.

Participate in tree planting events in the spring and fall or join tree giveaways, directly contributing to a greener, healthier community.

The Richland Township Fire Department is seeking volunteers to become firefighters and Emergency Medical Responders (EMR). No experience necessary. Equipment and training provided. We are an all-volunteer department established in 1948 protecting 73 square miles of Richland Township, Etna-Troy Township, and the town of Larwill, and it's approximately 4,070 citizens on the west side of Whitley County, Indiana. We responded to 153 calls for service in 2024. | Requirements: 16-19 years of age and still in school for our Cadet Program. 18 years or older for regular membership. Must reside in Richland or Etna-Troy Township, Whitley County, Indiana. Certification as Firefighter I/II and/or Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) within one year of appointment if not already certified. 6-month minimum probationary period if already certified, otherwise probationary period for 1 year. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT