Help plan and organize literary events, ensuring they run smoothly and successfully. Volunteers should have strong organizational skills and an interest in event management.

Assist with managing and creating content for the organization's social media platforms to engage the community and promote events. Volunteers should have a good understanding of social media trends and tools.

Transport trapped cats to and from veterinary appointments for spay/neuter services. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and have their own transportation.

Assist in trapping free-roaming cats as part of the Trap/Neuter/Return program. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and have their own transportation.

Create visually appealing graphics for events and promotional materials. Volunteers should have experience with graphic design software and a creative eye for design.

Assist with donor relations and fundraising activities to support the organization's mission. Volunteers should have good interpersonal skills and an interest in nonprofit fundraising.

Plan and organize events to support The Meow Mission's activities and fundraising efforts. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and have their own transportation.

Capture high-quality photographs at events to be used in promotional materials and social media. Volunteers should have their own photography equipment and experience in event photography.

Assist with repairing or constructing exhibits, including woodworking and sewing tasks. Volunteers will help maintain and enhance the museum's interactive displays.

Plan or set up art projects in our makers' space to encourage creativity and hands-on learning for children. Volunteers will design and implement engaging art activities.

Share a cultural tradition that is special to you with museum visitors. Volunteers will present and explain cultural practices to enhance cultural awareness and appreciation.

Commit to a two-hour weekly shift to help make our open play hours fun and welcoming for children and families. Volunteers will engage with visitors and assist with various activities.

Offer science demos to engage children in scientific exploration and discovery. Volunteers will prepare and present interactive science activities.

Volunteers are needed to help with feeding and cleaning for cats and dogs on a weekly shift basis. Responsibilities include maintaining cleanliness and ensuring the animals are well-fed and comfortable.

Volunteers are needed to transport animals to veterinary appointments. This role requires a commitment to ensuring animals are safely and comfortably transported.

Assist by shopping for necessary pet and rescue supplies. This role involves ensuring that the rescue has all the necessary items to care for the animals.

Help maintain the rescue building by performing various maintenance tasks. Volunteers will ensure the facility is safe and functional for both animals and staff.

Assist at adoption events by helping set up, manage, and interact with potential adopters. Volunteers will help showcase animals and provide information to the public.

Assist in organizing and managing events at various festivals, science fairs, and expos. Events typically last 4-6 hours, and volunteers may work in shifts.

Conduct bird counts in May and near Christmas. Inexperienced birders will be paired with experienced ones to learn and assist in the survey.

Participate in invasive species removal days at the sanctuary, focusing on removing harmful species like garlic mustard and multiflora rose.

Participate in the local Climate Watch program, counting birds in predefined sectors to understand the impact of climate change on bird populations.

Join a committee to help with specific parts of the society. Review the committee chairs list on the board page to learn more about available committees.

Volunteers will assist in renovating homes to make them accessible for people living with disabilities. Tasks may include painting, carpentry, and other skilled trades to ensure homes are safe and accessible.

Engage in one-day volunteer roles that fit your schedule. Follow us on social media for updates on upcoming opportunities.

Participate as a group in supporting Girls on the Run events, such as cheer teams, water stations, and medal distribution. This is a great way for organizations to make a community impact together.

Assist in various roles during the end-of-season 5K event, including set-up, tear down, registration, and course marshalling. Volunteers help create a memorable experience for participants.

Coaches are the heart of our program, inspiring and guiding a team through our curriculum. This role involves directly impacting participants by fostering a supportive and encouraging environment.

The Bertrand Township Fire Department is seeking applicants to join our Paid-On-Call fire department. | Requirements: Applicants fall into one of two categories: 1) Previously/currently Michigan certified firefighters [class I and II] 2) Non-certified individuals age 18 or older All applicants must meet these requirements: age 18 or older with a valid driver's license, HS diploma or GED, live within seven (7) miles of one of the two fire stations, pass a physical and drug test, and pass a physical agility test. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist in organizing and executing special events to promote the mission of the Elkhart County Feral Cat Coalition. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and engaging with the community to raise awareness about feline homelessness.

Participate in outreach activities to educate the public about the importance of spaying/neutering and caring for feral cats. Volunteers will engage with the community, distribute educational materials, and support the organization's outreach efforts.

Cleveland Township Fire is a full service department. We participate in active fire suppression of both residential and commercial properties as well as provide mutual aid to surrounding areas. We have a mixed response area of both hydrant as well as water shuttle needs. Vehicle rescue and extrication is also a big part of what we do. We participate in cutting edge extrication techniques and patient care. Occasionally we have to utilize aeromedical transportation. In addition, we provide paramedic care to our patients. We operate two paramedic ambulances. Our volunteer staff is highly encouraged to acquire EMT Basic status but it is not required. Approximately 80% of the calls we receive are of an EMS related nature. Cleveland also actively participates in community programs including school visits and presentations. We love to teach children about safety and the dangers of fire and when and how to use 911. There are also several department functions that we host including the teaching of new and upcoming firefighters as well as an annual fish fry and holiday firehouse family events. | Requirements: 18 years old. Valid driver's license. Ability and desire to contribute time and effort into becoming a well rounded and talented member of the department. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

We are currently seeking volunteers for paid/call firefighter positions. This is an extremely important and vital community need for the Village and Township of Galien; we also provide critical mutual aid support to surrounding jurisdictions in both Michigan and Indiana. We offer excellent certified training and complete, fully compliant protective gear, as well as an hourly wage for time spent on emergency calls and meetings. If you are interested, we would love to have the opportunity to tell you more about our work. | Requirements: Complete Michigan Firefighters Training Council Firefighter I & II certification within 2 years of joining. Attend 50% of meetings and training drills (2 scheduled per month). Respond to 50% of calls. | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Firefighter