Volunteers are needed to help run the car wash, assisting with washing vehicles and interacting with customers. A background check is required for all volunteers.

Volunteers at the Rural Hall Historic Train Depot assist with various tasks including event setup, museum tours, and general maintenance. Volunteers help preserve the history and culture of the depot and engage with visitors.

Ages 18 and over: Firefighter, Medical Responder/EMT Ages 16 & 17: Jr Firefighter We provide free training, books, and gear to become Firefighter certified, then may obtain EMT certification and many other certifications in the fire service. | Requirements: Requirements for volunteering: Must reside in Huntsville Vol. Fire district. Have a clean criminal record and driving history. Be physically and mentally fit to pass medical exam. Available for training and meetings as required. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Junior Members

Working under direct supervision, and while operating in a team environment, responds to and assists in a variety of emergency and non-emergency situations including structures, transportation, wild lands and medical emergencies. Performs emergency equipment maintenance and performs routine station maintenance duties. Performs community fire and injury prevention responsibilities. This will be an entry level position within our department. Responsibilities are to obtain the training needed to respond to emergencies within the fire district. This training can be obtained through in house trainings, meetings, NC community college system, or on the job training. This position is allowed to respond to emergencies within our district. | Requirements: 18 years of age for Firefighters, live with 5 miles of the district boundary, Must pass an acceptable criminal background check, drug/alcohol screening and driving record check. TRAINING REQUIREMENTS No previous training or experience is necessary. All personnel are required to complete a minimum number of training hours annually according to the individual’s position and level of responsibility within the department. Required training is hosted by the department and other similar institutions throughout the state; fees for required training may be reimbursed by the department upon successful completion of the training if reimbursement funds are available. Firefighters are compensated quarterly on a pay per call basis. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support, Junior Members

Assist instructors during dance classes by helping with setup, engaging with participants, and ensuring a smooth class experience. Volunteers should be enthusiastic about dance and willing to support both instructors and participants.

Club leaders meet with their club once or twice a month, coordinating activities and managing the club's operations. Responsibilities include leading educational programs, organizing field trips, and planning community service activities.

Judges are needed for 4-H competitive events to provide feedback and evaluate youth work in areas such as sewing, talent, and photography.

Special Interest Instructors lead short-term educational programs on various topics such as sewing, woodworking, and horticulture. They prepare materials and determine class size and age limits.

Advisory Board Members guide and support the 4-H program, working with local staff to plan and implement activities.

Club Supporters assist club leaders in managing 4-H clubs by supporting planning, conducting, and evaluating meetings and activities.

Activity Volunteers support various 4-H events, acting as judges or leading groups during specific activities.

Assist with inspecting donations in the warehouse. Volunteers will help sort and organize food items to ensure they are ready for distribution to partner agencies.

Seasonal volunteers are needed to help tend to the Fitzgerald Teaching Garden. This role involves planting, weeding, and harvesting produce that will be used in community meals.

Help pack trays for children and seniors in the Community Meals kitchen. Volunteers are needed nearly every day to assist with meal preparation and packaging, ensuring that nutritious meals are delivered to those in need.

Volunteers will provide weekday phone calls from home or the office to homebound recipients for a friendly hello and check-in. This role helps combat loneliness and provides a vital connection for those who are isolated.

Join our volunteer-driven, social-model group respite program designed to support caregivers and individuals living with dementia. Volunteers will be trained in the social and relational aspects of dementia care, offering mental stimulation, socialization, and meaningful connection.

As a volunteer driver, you will provide rides to and from medical appointments in Kernersville, Winston Salem, and surrounding areas. This role is crucial for ensuring that individuals can access necessary healthcare services.

Volunteers will pick up, fulfill, and deliver groceries, prescriptions, and food pantry requests for those in need. This role ensures that individuals have access to essential items without leaving their homes.

As a Handy Person, you will assist with minor home repairs inside or outside the home for seniors and individuals with disabilities. This role is essential for maintaining safe living environments.

As a Meals-on-Wheels volunteer, you will help deliver meals to seniors in need, ensuring they receive nutritious food and social interaction. This role is vital in supporting the health and well-being of older adults in the community.