Provide administrative support to the Bright Point Rescue team. Volunteers will assist with various office tasks to help the organization run smoothly.

Assist in transporting animals to and from various locations. Volunteers will ensure the safe and timely transport of animals as needed by the organization.

Help with outreach efforts to raise awareness and support for Bright Point Rescue's mission. Volunteers will engage with the community and assist in spreading the word about the organization's work.

PART-TIME FIRE FIGHTER City of Riverview Department of Fire/EMS Position Title: Firefighter Starting Wage: $15.00/hour Position Summary: As a Firefighter with the City of Riverview, members will perform all duties of a firefighter under close supervision of senior firefighters and Command Officers. These duties may include, but not limited to:  Responding to a wide variety of emergencies.  Protecting the life and property of others.  Perform all aspects of fire suppression and overhaul.  Clean, operate, and maintain a variety of equipment.  Perform rescue operations in a variety of conditions.  Work with the public on fire prevention.  Work with other agencies within the city and outside of your jurisdiction.  Drive a city vehicle in both emergency and non-emergency circumstances.  Complete reports.  Attend training classes.  Drive or attend on ambulance calls.  Fulfill all of the requirements of probations as set forth in Policy 400.0 – Probationary Period Desired Qualities: Given the varied duties and responsibilities of a firefighter, both physical and mental, the desired qualifications are also varied. The following is a list of some of the desired qualities:  High school diploma with college preferred.  An interest in and an aptitude for firefighting and emergency medicine.  The ability to physically perform demanding tasks under stressful circumstances.  The ability to read and understand technical materials.  The ability to handle and operate technical equipment.  The ability to work well with others including peers and authority and maintain a courteous relationship with the general public.  Maintain good physical and mental health. | Requirements: Qualifications: The City of Riverview requires the following qualifications to apply for employment as a firefighter:  High school diploma or equivalent  Firefighter I & II  HAZMAT Awareness and Operations  Michigan Paramedic License | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers are crucial in helping the Lincoln Park Preservation Alliance achieve its goals of preserving historic landmarks in Lincoln Park, Michigan. Responsibilities include participating in preservation projects, assisting with events, and contributing to advocacy efforts.

Assist with various tasks at the Lincoln Park Historical Museum, including helping with exhibits, events, and general operations. Volunteers are encouraged to contribute their time to support the museum's mission of preserving local history.

Join us at the Lincoln Park Farmers Market to help provide local produce, flowers, plants, specialty food items, and crafts to the Downriver community. Volunteers can participate in both virtual and in-person roles, contributing to various tasks that support the market's operations.

We're looking for culinary and nutrition professionals to share their expertise with participants in Cooking Matters classes. Volunteers will support instruction and engage with participants to enhance their cooking skills.

Assist with loading food into vehicles and help with post-event cleanup at Fresh Market distributions. Volunteers will be working outside and must be at least 18 years old.

Help assist in-market shoppers and fulfill online grocery orders for curbside and locker pickups at the Fresh! by Gleaners market. This role is essential for providing a convenient shopping experience for our neighbors.

Join us for a volunteer shift at our Taylor Warehouse to help sort and pack food into boxes to be distributed directly to the community and partner agencies! This role is crucial for ensuring that food reaches those in need.

Lead visitors through the museum, providing information and insights about the exhibits and the history of Brownstown. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking to groups and sharing knowledge.

Assist in planning and executing educational and cultural programs for the community. Volunteers will help organize events and activities that promote local history and culture.

Assist in organizing and maintaining historical documents and artifacts. Volunteers will help with cataloging and preserving items for future generations.

Help with the upkeep and maintenance of the museum facility. Tasks may include cleaning, organizing, and minor repairs to ensure a welcoming environment for visitors.

Develop and implement marketing strategies across various platforms, including social media and print media, to promote the conservancy's mission and events. Volunteers will work on content creation and strategy development.

Contribute to financial planning and assist in securing project funding through grant applications. Volunteers will work closely with the finance team to support the conservancy's financial health.

Support the planning, facilitation, and execution of educational events aimed at promoting environmental awareness and conservation. Volunteers will engage with the public and assist with event logistics.

Assist in enhancing and maintaining the conservancy's preserves and gardens. Volunteers will help with tasks such as planting, weeding, and general upkeep to ensure the beauty and health of the natural areas.

Guide participants with your expertise in business, education, wellness, or leadership. This role allows you to make a meaningful difference in the lives of young women.