Active firefighters are directly involved in the suppression of fires and the mitigation of other types of emergency incidents under the direction of Company Officers and the Fire Chiefs. Participation as a fire and rescue volunteer involves strenuous physical activities which require strength and endurance. Firefighting and emergency medical response remain some of the most dangerous occupations in the United States. As a fire and rescue volunteer candidates will face a number of challenging situations and will be expected to be able to perform their duty under highly stressful and physically demanding conditions that include: Regularly wearing personal protective equipment weighing up to 75 lbs. for long periods Working in hot and smoky environments Working with hand tools, power equipment and hoses for long periods Climbing stairs and ladders Exposure to inclement weather for long periods Regularly lifting weight up to 150 lbs | Requirements: Membership Categories: Active – Active members perform interior or exterior firefighting duties, act as apparatus chauffeurs, and conduct all other fire related activities. Associate – Associate members are responsible for the administrative operations of our departments. Their responsibility is to serve on committees, hold corporate offices, etc. Membership Qualifications: Active: Must be age 18 or over (active member), 16 to 18 (junior member) In good health and physically able to perform firefighting duties Legally authorized to reside and work in the United States No felony convictions, (misdemeanor convictions are considered on a case by case basis) Associate: Must be age 18 or over Legally authorized to reside and work in the United States No felony convictions (misdemeanor convictions are considered on a case by case basis) Membership Requirements: Active Member: Completion of the Volunteer Firefighter Recruit program Completion of State of Connecticut Firefighter 1 and EMS certification training Participation in the minimum number of required drills, monthly meetings and department activities Associate Member: Attendance at the minimum number of required monthly meetings Participation in all other required department functions and activities Serve on at least one committee | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support, Other

Glenbrook Volunteers want you to join our team. We respond to fires, medical emergencies, hazardous materials incidents, rescue calls. We work to stabilize and mitigate these incidents, preserving life & property and providing care and assistance to the public as required. Members do not work a specific shift but must respond to calls as alerted in a timely manner. This includes calls during all times of day, including nights, weekends & holidays. Members also participate in non emergency activities such as cleaning & maintenance of equipment, Public Education & Fire Prevention, and Departmental Fundraising. There are also several social events that help build team cohesiveness. | Requirements: 16 years old (Junior Probationary Firefighter) 18 years old (Probationary Firefighter) Recent Physical - cleared by doctor Attend & pass initial & ongoing training Respond to calls for service Participate in maintenance & cleaning of apparatus, equipment and the firehouse Assist in public education - fire prevention Participate in fundraising programs | Categories: Junior Members, Department Support, EMT, Firefighter, Community Education, Fundraising

Springdale Fire Co. is looking for Volunteers to serve our community, and staff our rigs. We will provide you with the resources and equipment necessary to enroll in EMR/EMT, FF1/FF2 classes and any company related classes you choose to take, free of cost to you. In the Springdale fire district we have an Engine, a Light Duty Rescue, and a City Of Stamford staffed engine to respond to all calls along side our volunteers. If you are interested please reach out to us, we are looking forward to hearing from you! | Requirements: Ages 16+. Must pass a background check. Must pass a drug test. Must be a US Citizen. Must pass a Fit for duty physical examination (at our cost) Must have a flexible schedule for shifts, or station coverage events. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Junior Members

Become an Angel by volunteering for Music In The Woods Inc. Volunteers will assist in various events and programs, contributing to the organization's mission of spreading music and cultural appreciation. Responsibilities may include event setup, participant coordination, and general support.

Volunteers will help organize and participate in community bonding activities, including college visits and various community events. This role involves engaging with students and fostering a supportive community environment.

Volunteers will be paired with high school students to guide them through their high school experience and the college application process. Mentors are expected to provide support and encouragement to help students achieve their dreams.

Support The Stamford Chorale by writing and developing grant proposals to secure funding for the organization's programs and initiatives. Volunteers with experience in grant writing are especially encouraged to apply.

Assist The Stamford Chorale with marketing and branding efforts to enhance community engagement and visibility. Volunteers with expertise in marketing strategies and brand development are particularly welcomed.

The Springdale Fire Company (SFCO) is a volunteer fire company in Stamford, Connecticut. SFCO provides fire suppression and emergency medical service as well as other community assistance to the residents and visitors of the Springdale neighborhood here in Stamford. | Requirements: - Must be 16 years old or older. - Must be able to attend drill every Monday night at 1900 hrs. - Must have or be willing to obtain a Pro-Board Firefighter One certification. - Must have or be willing to obtain a Emergency Medical Responder license or higher. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, EMT

Help with the breakdown and cleanup of the shop after the event ends. Volunteers will assist in packing up supplies and ensuring the venue is left in good condition. This role is essential for the efficient closure of the event.

Assist in managing the parking areas during the Back to School Shop event. Volunteers will help direct traffic and ensure the smooth flow of vehicles. This role is crucial for maintaining order and safety during the event.

Escort children through the shop, helping them select clothing and school supplies. Personal shoppers play a key role in creating a positive and supportive shopping experience for the children.

Assist children in finding the perfect sneaker in the right size. This position requires patience and attention to detail to ensure each child leaves with a comfortable and well-fitting pair of sneakers.

Assist the Board of Directors with letter writing, brochure design, newsletter contributions, and other special projects to promote CTKF. This role offers a flexible commitment.

Spend time cleaning and/or repairing donations to save clothes from being discarded. This is an ongoing need that significantly helps the organization.

Work directly with kids and their families to help them select clothing during their visit, making the shopping experience pleasant and enjoyable. Volunteers who speak Spanish are especially needed to assist Spanish-speaking clients.

Shop for new underwear, socks, and clothing sizes missing from inventory. This fun volunteer task includes training for interested volunteers.

Help plan fundraising events or attend networking events on behalf of CTKF. Special Events volunteers serve as an important link between CTKF and the community.

Sort, tag, hang, and stock the store floor to ensure that the clothing needs of students visiting the store are met. This role is suitable for both youth and adults and helps make the shop a welcoming place for families.

Assist with ongoing and one-time donation pick-ups. Volunteers will receive an email whenever a donation pick-up is needed, offering a flexible time commitment.