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Work involves training for and participating in duties of protecting life and property through the performance of firefighting and emergency service activities. Volunteer Firefighters are required to learn and participate in the operation of apparatus and the performance of hazardous tasks under emergency conditions which may require strenuous exertion under such handicaps as smoke, fire, heat and cramped surroundings. Although firefighting and emergency services work constitutes the primary and most difficult and responsible area of work, the volunteer is also required to drill attending at least 70% of the drills. These drills consist of practice sessions dealing with various aspects of firefighting, rescue, hazardous materials awareness, and emergency medical work. Time spent at the station may consist of studying, custodial care and a wide variety of maintenance of departmental facilities, apparatus and equipment. Work is usually performed in accordance with explicit instructions and well defined procedures; however, performance of the work requires initiative and the exercise of independent judgment. Work is performed under the general supervision of a Lieutenant or Captain. | Requirements: High School diploma or GED is required. Valid National Registry EMT or equivalent for the state of California. Academy or some training is preferred but not required. Valid drivers license or able to obtain a CA drivers license. Clean background. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Other

Join us in our Farmworker Reality Tours where you will engage with farmworkers, listen to their stories, and help bridge the gap between communities. Volunteers will assist in organizing tours and facilitating discussions to raise awareness about the challenges faced by farmworker families.

Join our team to assist in delivering nutrition and cooking classes to children and seniors in our community. Volunteers will help with class preparation, engage with participants, and support healthy eating initiatives.

Rancho del Oso is looking for new docents to welcome visitors and introduce them to the natural and cultural history of the area. Volunteers will receive training to lead guided walks, participate in Wilderness Patrol, and assist at the Nature and History Center and Welcome Center.

Assist the Quail Hollow Trail Crew in developing and maintaining hiking trails and removing invasive thistle plants. Volunteers meet weekly on Tuesdays at 9AM.

Join the bi-monthly Saturday work parties to eradicate non-native French Broom and maintain the park. Volunteers also remove barbed wire from the park's past as a cattle ranch.

Monitor nest boxes to provide nesting habitat for local cavity-nesting birds and gather data on their breeding biology. Volunteers follow protocols from Columbia University.

Lead educational hikes on various topics such as astronomy, mushroom, flora, fauna, geology, history, and photography. Commitment varies from 2 hours a year to 2 hours a month.

Capture interesting photos of places, plants, and animals around the park for social media. This role requires 1-4 hours per month, any day of the week.

Work on garden projects around the Visitor Center, including weeding, planting, and suggesting improvements. This task requires 2-4 hours per month, any day of the week.

Staff the Visitor Center to greet visitors, offer tours, and assist with educational exhibits and events. Volunteers set their own hours, with a minimum of 4 hours a month.

Lead docent-led programs to educate visitors about the ecological value and cultural history of Quail Hollow Ranch. Programs include herp walks, star gazing, house tours, and history hikes.

Join one of our Weeding & Gardening Groups to help tend to the gardens while learning about plants and socializing with like-minded volunteers. You can also volunteer at Norrie’s Gift & Garden Shop, meeting travelers and garden-lovers while helping raise vital funds for the Arboretum.

Help raise vital funds for the Arboretum by volunteering at Norrie’s Gift & Garden Shop. Shifts are available Tuesday to Sunday for 3 hours, where you can meet travelers and garden-lovers from near and far.

Join us at Common Roots Farm to help with various tasks such as bed preparation, planting, weeding, harvesting, and animal care. Volunteers are required to fill out an application, attend an orientation, and sign a liability waiver before participating.

Help promote and educate community groups, businesses, and organizations about Hopes Closet, and distribute marketing materials for upcoming events. This role is important for raising awareness and support for the organization.

Help receive, sort, and clean donated clothes and other items; prepare Bundles of Hope packages for clients. This role is essential in ensuring that children in need receive the clothing and necessities they require.

Skilled volunteers are needed to assist in our thrift store, helping to organize and manage the store's operations. This role is vital for maintaining a welcoming environment for customers and supporting the mission of Hopes Closet.

Assist with ongoing maintenance and light construction in our center and store. This role is crucial for keeping the facilities in good condition and ensuring a safe environment for all.