Assist in organizing and managing the annual Run For The Trails event. Volunteers are needed to help with event setup, registration, and guiding participants during the race. Your involvement will ensure the success of this community event promoting local parks and trails.

The Sterling Fire District is always searching for volunteers! Being a volunteer means giving freely of your time without expectation of payment. If you feel you would like to become a volunteer Emergency Medical Technician or Firefighter, don't hesitate to get in touch with our fire department for further information by calling 330-939-2121 or by contacting any member of the Sterling Fire District. | Requirements: Basic Requirements: Applicants must be a high school graduate or have a GED must be able to pass a background check and have no felony record. Application for membership can printed from the website and submitted to any member of the department for review by the membership committee. www.miltonsterling.org/sterling-fire-district/ The Basic-EMT classes are held at the Wayne County Fire & Rescue Regional Training Facility in Apple Creek. Interested applicants must take a pre-test before enrolling in the class and upon acceptance, will complete approximately 180 hours of classroom and clinical training. Classes are typically held 2 evenings per week and every other Saturday. Upon completion of EMT training, students are required to perform and pass hands-on skills testing as well as take and pass a national registry test. All expenses incurred for training will be paid for by the Sterling Fire District upon completion of the application and background check. The Firefighter 1 classes are typically held at the Wayne County Fire & Rescue Regional Training Facility in Apple Creek. Applicants will be required to complete the classroom and hands-on training and the hours are approximately 190 hours for FF1 and skill testing. The physical training requires the applicant to wear a full set of fire turn-out gear while completing tasks such as climbing a ladder, carrying a fire hose a designated distance, crawling through a maze, and much more! Sound like fun? Contact a member of the department today for more information. We look forward to hearing from you! | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Looking for local citizens that live in the area to become firefighters and emts for their local community. Lodi fire department provides the funding for training of local residents who want to become a volunteer firefighter or EMT for the community they live in. | Requirements: Live in Lodi or Harrisville township | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, EMT

volunteer & part time firefighter positions | Requirements: Part time firefighters must be trained at a minimum of fire 1 & emt-B Volunteers must live within a township of our department. Volunteers firefighters will be trained to a minimum of firefighter 1 and preferably EMT-B. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist with technical aspects of theatre productions, including lighting, sound, and special effects. Volunteers will help set up and operate technical equipment during shows.

Help with the creation and maintenance of costumes for theatre productions. Tasks include sewing, fitting, and organizing costumes for performances.

Participate in building and painting sets for theatre productions. Volunteers will work with tools and materials to create visually appealing stage environments.

Assist in the setup and management of stage elements during performances. Responsibilities include moving set pieces, managing props, and ensuring smooth transitions between scenes.

Support fundraising efforts by organizing events and campaigns to raise funds for the theatre. Volunteers will engage with the community to promote the theatre's mission and activities.

Contribute to the design and expansion of the sanctuary's facilities. Volunteers will assist in planning and executing building projects to enhance the living spaces for the foxes.

Participate in fieldwork at real archaeological sites in Northeastern Ohio under the guidance of trained archaeologists. Volunteers will contribute to the understanding of the human past through archaeological discovery and preservation.

Help promote the sanctuary's mission and events through various marketing and social media platforms. Volunteers will create content, manage social media accounts, and engage with the community online.

Assist with maintaining the sanctuary's facilities and grounds to ensure a safe and clean environment for the foxes. Responsibilities include general upkeep, repairs, and landscaping.

Provide care for the foxes, including feeding, cleaning enclosures, and monitoring their health. Volunteers will work closely with the sanctuary staff to ensure the well-being of the animals.

Assist in organizing and executing fundraising events to support the sanctuary's operations. Volunteers will help with event planning, donor engagement, and financial tracking.

The Sharon Township Fire Department is dedicated to providing exceptional fire and emergency medical services to our community. We are constantly seeking highly motivated, hard-working individuals to become a part of our team. Our department is manned 24/7 by part-time staff and responds to approximately 780 calls annually. We believe that our most valuable assets are our personnel, and place great emphasis on making the culture of our department reflect that. Due to the growing nature of our township, the demands on our department are ever-changing. Please submit your information, and a member of our administration will reach out to schedule an interview! | Requirements: Firefighter I and EMT-B required within one year of hire Higher level certifications always welcome! | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist with the daily care of farm animals, including feeding, cleaning, and providing companionship. Volunteers will help maintain a safe and healthy environment for the animals.

Volunteers are needed to work events and serve as door greeters, providing a warm welcome to members and guests. This role involves helping organize club-sponsored events like the Soup’er Bowl night, Ice Cream Social, and Christmas Dance.

Volunteers are needed to assist with organizing vendors, managing raffles, coordinating tournaments, overseeing parking, and supporting various activities such as a community art project, baking contest, beer tent, kids zone, and games. Responsibilities also include set-up and take-down of canopies and tables.

Support the arts in the community by assisting with events, workshops, and educational programs. Volunteers help organize and facilitate activities that promote music and cultural appreciation.

Join our team to support our Boots on the Ground outreach by delivering supplies and meals to homeless communities. Volunteers may also assist with pickups and deliveries, requiring them to fill out an auto waiver form if driving is involved.

We are currently looking to fill our ranks with part time Firefighters who currently possess either a Firefighter 1 or 2 certification AND EMT Basic or Paramedic. If you are interested in volunteering with our department, you must have at least a 36 hour fire volunteer certification. If you are interested in becoming a Junior Firefighter, you must attend a school in Fairfield County be at least 14 years of age with parental consent. You must also have transportation to and from the station. We will not transport you. Applications can be picked up at our station 3150 Market Street Rushville, Ohio 43150 740- 536- 7313 | Requirements: Juniors- Must be 14 with parental consent and must attend a school in Fairfield County Adults must be 18 years of age or older for part time Have a high school diploma or GED Have a valid Ohio driver’s license with a good driving record Must not have any criminal convictions Current FF1 or FF2 AND current EMT B/P Volunteers need at least a 36 hour fire volunteer course | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

SEEKING HIGHLY MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN HELPING OUT YOUR COMMUNITY BY BECOMING A JUNIOR FIREFIGHTER / VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER AND/OR PART TIME FIREFIGHTER!! SEEKING JUNIORS AGED 14 AND UP FOR OUR JUNIOR PROGRAM ADULTS- LOOKING FOR A PART TIME FIREFIGHTING/EMS JOB? WE'RE LOOKING FOR YOU THEN! | Requirements: OUR JUNIOR FIREFIGHTER PROGRAM BEGINS AT AGE 14 WITH PARENTAL CONSENT; YOU MAY BE ENROLLED IN ANY HIGH SCHOOL IN THE COUNTY OR ELSEWHERE WITHIN REASON, AND MUST BE WILLING TO TRAVEL TO OUR DEPARTMENT. WE WILL NOT PICK YOU UP OR TAKE YOU HOME. VOLUNTEERS- MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS... MUST BE WILLING TO GET A 36 HOUR VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTING CARD TO RETAIN MEMBERSHIP ON THE DEPARTMENT, PASS A BACKGROUND CHECK, PASS A PANEL INTERVIEW, AND PUT THE REQUIRED AMOUNT OF HOURS IN TO MAINTAIN MEMBERSHIP PART TIME- MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS... MUST BE WILLING TO GET A 120 HOUR FIREFIGHTING CARD, AND AN EMT-B/I/P CARD TO RETAIN MEMBERSHIP ON THE DEPARTMENT, PASS A BACKGROUND CHECK, PASS A PANEL INTERVIEW, AND PUT THE REQUIRED AMOUNT OF HOURS IN TO MAINTAIN MEMBERSHIP | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, Other, EMT

Looking for compassionate, enthusiastic and motivated people to join our team. Being a volunteer is a rewarding way to give back to your community. As an EMT you must possess the ability to communicate effectively with the public. You will learn to respond to emergency situations and appropriately treat and transport patients in need of care. As a VFF you will be asked to learn how and when to use various tools and equipment. To include but not limited to: hoses, ladders, extrication equipment, and fire apparatus. Communication and the ability to work in a team setting are key elements in the fire and EMS service. Training will be provided to the right candidates. The State of Ohio requires continuing education and has mandated hours for your level of certification. It takes commitment and dedication, but it is well worth it. If you're willing to put forth the time, we want you. | Requirements: Candidate must be 18 years of age and possess a high school diploma or equivalent. Valid driver’s license a must. Candidates must be able to pass a physical, drug and alcohol screening and criminal background check. Ability to lift moderate to heavy weight and capable of working under strenuous conditions. Must live within a two mile radius of Grafton Township limits. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

The Wooster Township Fire Department is a combination department that consists of 8 fulltime firefighter/paramedics and approximately 35 volunteer firefighter/EMT's. We respond to approximately 1,100 calls annually We are always accepting applications for volunteers who are interested in serving the Wooster Township community as a firefighter and EMT. | Requirements: 18 years old and valid Ohio drivers license | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteer Firefighter/EMT with New Pittsburg Fire and Rescue | Requirements: At least 18 years old. Highschool diploma or GED. Able to pass a background check driving record check. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Apple Creek Fire Department has proudly served the Apple Creek and East Union Township communities since 1941. We operate out of one station with 1 Engine, 1 Rescue, 2 Tankers, 1 Brush, and 2 ALS Ambulances. Our volunteers receive a per call stipend and all training is paid for by the department. Members are encouraged, but not required, to be cross trained in both Fire and EMS. We are seeking selfless, trustworthy, and hardworking individuals to become the next member of our fire department family. | Requirements: 18 years of age High school diploma or GED Lives or works in East Union Township Drug Free | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Veterinary Partners help medically evaluate the dogs in care, ensuring they receive the necessary medical attention.

Volunteers with computer skills can help keep the website fresh, expand social media reach, and manage digital content.

Dog Trainers provide basic training to dogs in care, helping them develop good manners and become family-ready.

Event Volunteers assist in planning, organizing, and working at events to promote the cause and engage with the community.

Transporters help by driving dogs from unfortunate situations to their new homes or foster care. This role is crucial in giving dogs a second chance at life.