Volunteers are needed to assist with kennel cleaning, feeding, dog walking, playtime, socialization, basic training, grooming, laundry, and helping with fundraising and adoption events. Volunteers can make a significant impact on the physical and mental well-being of the animals.

Create a strong foundation for sustainable revitalization efforts, including cultivating partnerships and community involvement. Meetings are held bi-monthly at 9:00 AM.

Focus on capital, incentives, and financial tools to assist new and existing businesses, creating a supportive environment for entrepreneurs. Meetings are held quarterly at 10:00 AM.

Position the downtown as the community center and hub of economic vitality, while creating a positive image that showcases Seymour's unique characteristics. Meetings are held bi-monthly at 9:00 AM.

Support the community's transformation by enhancing the physical and visual assets that set the commercial district apart. Meetings are held quarterly at 3:00 PM.

Volunteer Firefighters serve their communities by responding to fires and other emergencies. Trained volunteers may also respond as emergency medical technicians (EMTs). This position requires a great deal of teamwork, especially when fighting active fires. Hazardous Material and Firefighter training provided at no cost. Volunteer Firefighter Duties and Responsibilities The main responsibilities of a Volunteer Firefighter are to assist people in distress, rescue fire victims and extinguish fires as quickly as possible. To accomplish these goals, a Volunteer Firefighter must perform a wide range of tasks. Primary duties may include: Inspection of Equipment Communities rely on Volunteer Firefighters to inspect and maintain fire trucks, ladders, hoses and other fire-fighting equipment. Volunteer Firefighters regularly inspect their equipment for cracks, leaks, holes and other signs of damage. If a piece of equipment is damaged beyond repair, the Volunteer Firefighter submits a request for a replacement. Administer First Aid In addition to fighting fires, Volunteer Firefighters also respond to auto accidents and other emergencies. When responding to a fire or accident scene, a Volunteer Firefighter may have to administer CPR or perform other first-aid procedures. With special training, a Volunteer Firefighter may also perform basic life-support procedures. Suppress Fires A Volunteer Firefighter uses a variety of techniques to control and extinguish fires. Volunteer Firefighters use ladders, hydrants, hoses, fire extinguishers, and other tools to prevent fires from spreading. In some cases, a Volunteer Firefighter may have to enter a burning building to put out the flames or rescue fire victims. Drive Emergency Vehicles Volunteer Firefighters with the proper training may be called upon to drive fire trucks and other emergency vehicles. Some Volunteer Firefighters use their own vehicles to respond to fires and accident scenes. Investigate Fires Volunteer Firefighters help determine the cause of each fire they extinguish. If a fire is the result of arson, a Volunteer Firefighter may be called to testify against the perpetrator in court. | Requirements: Excellent interpersonal communication skills are a must for any Volunteer Firefighter. The position requires a great deal of contact with fire and accident victims, police officers and government officials. Because fires can rage out of control quickly, a Volunteer Firefighter must be able to make quick decisions. Fire departments also are looking for Volunteer Firefighter candidates with the following skills. Core skills: Operating, monitoring and maintaining fire-fighting equipment, such as hoses, extinguishers and personal protective equipment Providing basic medical attention to fire and accident victims Rescuing people from dangerous situations Preparing accident reports Advanced skills: Training new Volunteer Firefighters to perform their duties in a safe manner Administering basic life support Rescuing accident victims in wet, icy conditions | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

The Facilities Volunteer is responsible for overseeing the facility, preforming/scheduling/requesting maintenance on the facility and facility equipment, ensuring trash is disposed of weekly, coordinating work details, and other related duties. | Requirements: Experienced in facilities management and maintenance. Detail oriented. Ability to work unsupervised. Ability to pass background check. | Categories: Department Support

The Community Education Volunteer will lead the department's effort to provide fire, first-aid, and disaster education to the citizens of Pershing Township. Efforts to include: + Lead home inspections to find and mitigate fire hazards in homes (upon request of home owner or renter) + Provide information regarding home fire plans to the general public + Attend community events to promote Fire Education + Lead smoke detector inspection and installation program The Fire Prevention Director reports to the Pubic Information Officer. | Requirements: Ability to pass background check Have good communication skills Experience in Public Speaking Experience in youth and adult education Experience in disaster and/or fire prevention education Ability to volunteer on evenings and weekends | Categories: Community Education

We are looking for young men and women (ages 14-18) with a desire to serve the community in a unique and rewarding way as a Fire Cadet. No experience or equipment needed. We will provide training and protective equipment. You will train and learn alongside our firefighters. | Requirements: Must live within Bartholomew County. Preferred to live within Columbus Township (this includes the city of Columbus). No experience or prior training necessary. | Categories: Firefighter, Other, Junior Members

We are always looking for new volunteers with a desire to serve the community in a unique and rewarding way. No experience or equipment needed. We will provide training and protective gear. We have 2 stations in Columbus Township (Repp Drive and Progress Drive) and you will be assigned to the station closest to your home. Our cadet program is for ages 14-17. We are also the home of the county water rescue task force. We look forward to hearing from you! | Requirements: Must live within Bartholomew County, Indiana. Preferred to live within Columbus Township (this includes the city of Columbus). No experience or prior training necessary. 18 years old for regular member. 14 years old for cadet program. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Department Support, Junior Members

Support an individual adoptive family by tracking their needs, sharing updates, and helping find solutions. This role involves direct engagement with families to ensure they receive the necessary support.

Provide professional services and advice if you are a teacher, doctor, lawyer, social worker, counselor, writer, or IT developer. Your expertise can significantly impact adoptive families and children with special needs.

Contribute to new projects and initiatives that improve adoption support systems. This role involves research and development to enhance resources available to adoptive families.

Help by writing adoption stories, amplifying the voices of families and children in need. This role involves crafting compelling narratives to raise awareness and support for adoptive families.

Assist in presenting programs on pet care and the importance of spaying/neutering to various schools in the community.

Assist at adoption fairs held nearly every Saturday by helping screen prospective adopters, walking pets, and performing various other duties necessary for the event.

Assist at the new Humane Society Adoption Center by socializing cats, helping with adoptions, and feeding the cats. Volunteers can contribute one evening a week or month.

Help with paperwork and administrative tasks to support the operations of the Humane Society of Scott County, IN.

Help transport animals to rescue groups in various states, ensuring they have the chance to find good homes. Volunteers can drive or co-pilot, using a 15 Passenger Cargo Size Van or smaller vehicles for shorter runs.

Join the Fund-Raising Committee to support the organization's mission through bake sales, annual garage sales, grant writing, and other fundraising activities.

Provide a temporary home for adoptable dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens, ensuring they have a secure haven until they can be adopted into forever homes or transported to rescue groups. The organization provides food, supplies, and medical care, while volunteers provide love, attention, and socialization.

Volunteers will participate in community action and improvement projects alongside staff and residents. This role involves engaging with other non-profits to help reduce the stigma of addiction and demonstrate the positive impact of recovery.

Volunteers will assist in various tasks such as arts and crafts, fundraising, public relations, and more to support pediatric cancer patients. Volunteers must agree to a background check, maintain confidentiality, and respect the privacy of children they may come in contact with.