Join the field team to help track, trap, and rescue lost dogs. This role involves physical activity and requires a passion for animal welfare.

Maintain and repair traps and cameras used in rescue operations. This role requires technical skills and attention to detail.

Help distribute and hang flyers in the community to assist in locating lost dogs. This role requires physical activity and community engagement.

Engage in public speaking and presentations to educate the community about preventing lost dogs and the organization's mission. Ideal for those who enjoy teaching and public speaking.

Capture photos and videos at events and in the field to help share the organization's mission with the community. This role is ideal for those with a passion for visual storytelling.

Assist in creating flyers for pet owners to help spread the word about lost dogs. This role is perfect for those with a knack for design and creativity.

Assist in delivering traps to locations or picking up trapped dogs and returning them safely to their homes. This role requires driving and handling of equipment.

Volunteers provide transportation to doctors and shopping, and deliver fresh fruits and vegetables to seniors. They help seniors maintain independence by offering rides and regular deliveries, ensuring their needs are met.

Volunteers perform minor home repairs and garden clean-up tasks to help seniors maintain their homes and yards, ensuring a safe and pleasant living environment.

Volunteers assist in organizing and participating in social events and outings for seniors, helping them engage with the community and enjoy recreational activities.

Volunteers make friendly calls and visits to seniors, providing companionship and emotional support to reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness.

Volunteers at SANDS support the organization's mission by helping with various programs and events aimed at improving the lives of individuals with Down syndrome. Responsibilities may include assisting with family events, educational programs, and community outreach activities.

The primary function of a Mescal-J6 Non -Operational Volunteer is to support the mission of the Mescal-J6 Fire District by performing functions other than fire suppression, emergency medical services, rescue or similar activities that require the volunteer to enter a hazardous area in order to complete their assigned task . The Non-Operational Volunteer requires no previous experience, certifications, or special education; the primary requirement is a desire to serve our community. | Requirements: Minimum qualifications to be a Mescal-J6 Non-Operational Volunteer • High school diploma or GED equivalency; and • Must be at least 18 years of age at the time of application; • Must possess a valid Arizona Driver License w/ no more than two moving violations in the previous five years. • Ability to successfully pass a criminal background investigation and employer reference check. • Successfully pass a pre-employment physical and drug screen (paid for by MJFD) | Categories: Department Support

The primary function of a Mescal-J6 Volunteer Firefighter and Firefighter/EMT is to protect the community from disaster situations, including house and building fires, and promote an environment of public safety within the Districts response area. This position also participates in fire prevention and inspection activities, equipment and quarters maintenance, and training dealing with all phases of fire suppression, prevention, inspection, rescue and emergency operation. Previous experience is preferred, but not necessary. Preference will be given to those with current Arizona Firefighter II and National Registry Emergency Medical Technician certifications, | Requirements: Minimum qualifications to be a Mescal-J6 Volunteer Firefighter • High school diploma or GED equivalency; and • Must be at least 18 years of age at the time of application; • Must possess a valid Arizona Driver License w/ no more than two moving violations in the previous five years. • Ability to successfully pass a criminal background investigation and employer reference check. • Successfully pass a pre-employment physical and drug screen (paid for by MJFD) • Must attend no less than two training sessions/ drills per month and be available for 2) twelve-hour coverage shifts per month. • Must respond to no less than seven emergency incidents per month. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

As a Side Walker, you will serve as a safety net for the rider by walking or jogging alongside the horse and rider. This role involves interacting with the student under the direction of the instructor, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for the therapeutic riding experience.

Join TROT in hosting special events throughout the year. This is a great opportunity for groups to get involved and support our mission while participating in fun and engaging activities.

The Horse Handler is responsible for grooming, tacking, warming up, leading the horse through the lesson, and untacking the horse afterwards. This role is essential for the smooth operation of therapeutic riding sessions and requires a commitment to the care and well-being of the horses.

Volunteers are needed to help maintain TROT's facilities, which includes tasks such as raking, painting, and general upkeep of the property. This opportunity is open to individuals over 14 years old who are willing to contribute to the maintenance of the barn and surrounding areas.

Help serve meals at our community kitchen and assist with food preparation. This role is perfect for those who enjoy cooking and working in a team environment.

Join us in packing and sorting food for distribution to families in need. Volunteers can sign up individually or in groups to help make a difference in the community.