Join Waverly Fire/Rescue and make a difference in your community! Typical duties include respond to fire alarms, respond appropriately to medical emergencies, hazardous materials, fire emergencies, and other calls to protect life and property, maintain fire station and equipment/apparatus, provide basic first-aid treatment, assess a person's condition and provide proper medical care, and put together an initial plan of care to quickly stabilize an individual in distress. We offer weekly/monthly in-house / on-site training for fire prevention and handling equipment. Waverly Fire/Rescue will provide and/or pay for any training needed including AHA BLS, CPR Certification, EMT Training, Fire Fighter 1 Training. Join our team today! | Requirements: Must live or work in the Waverly Fire District. Special considerations may be accepted within reason. Must be at least 19 years of age with a valid driver's license. No felony conviction (we will conduct a background check and drug test). Must be willing to attend at least 10% of calls and/or meetings each year and show initiative. | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support, EMT

Provide mentorship and guidance to at-risk youth, helping them develop supportive relationships and enhance their quality of life. Mentors will work closely with youth to promote empowerment and self-sufficiency.

Support the planning and execution of community events aimed at engaging and empowering at-risk youth. Volunteers will assist with logistics, setup, and coordination of activities during events.

Assist in organizing and facilitating various youth programs aimed at providing at-risk youth with essential life skills and mentorship opportunities. Volunteers will engage with youth in activities such as sports tournaments, video game competitions, and educational workshops.

Help bridge language barriers by assisting non-English speaking community members during their visits to the Lincoln Bike Kitchen. Volunteers should be fluent in English and at least one other language.

Provide administrative support to the Lincoln Bike Kitchen by assisting with office tasks such as data entry, phone calls, and organizing documents. Volunteers should have basic computer skills.

Assist with repairing and refurbishing bicycles for community members in need. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome, and training is provided during orientation.

Volunteers assist with sorting and organizing clothing donations, preparing outfits for youth, and supporting the operation of mobile and physical closet locations. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining a welcoming environment for children and families.

Volunteers assist with various duties at fundraising events, including set-up, tear-down, food preparation, raffle sales, and admissions. Hours and days vary, typically on weekends or evenings.

Volunteers attend shows, fairs, and expos to promote LAA and its programs. They interact with attendees and distribute brochures and other materials. Hours vary, typically consisting of shifts during events.

Assist in organizing and running events to support the rescue's mission. This role involves community engagement and helping to raise awareness about the organization's work.

Participate in reviewing adoption applications, conducting home visits, and facilitating meet-and-greet opportunities between potential adopters and dogs.

Volunteers assist with evening shifts at the pet food bank, helping with the loading/unloading of food donations or re-organization at the warehouse. Volunteers with vehicles are needed for transporting large donations.

Research data about neglect, abuse, and euthanasia rates, and speak to youth groups about responsible dog ownership. This role aims to educate the community and promote animal welfare.

Help plan and execute fundraising events, solicit donations, and manage publicity for events. This role is crucial for generating funds to support the rescue's operations.

Provide temporary care for a homeless dog, helping them on their journey to finding a permanent home. Fostering involves assessing the dog's likes, dislikes, and temperament, with no long-term commitments and little or no financial obligation.

Volunteers handle inquiries from pet food bank recipients and spay/neuter inquiries. Calls can be managed from home, with flexible hours. Volunteers have 48 hours to return calls from a voicemail system, requiring access to a computer and internet for communication and tracking.

Assist in maintaining and updating the organization's database and website, and handle email inquiries. This role supports the technological needs of the rescue.

Assist with various tasks such as computer work or public engagement at booths. Volunteers are matched to roles that suit their skills and interests.

Volunteers are needed to help assemble and deliver totes and backpacks to individuals battling cancer in the Lincoln area. This role involves organizing items and ensuring timely delivery to recipients.