Are you interested in giving back to your community? The Windsor Heights Fire Department is a full-service combination Fire/EMS department with full-time, part-time, and paid-per-call members. Our Paid-Per-Call program is a great way to give back to your community by assisting the full-time and part-time staff during evenings and weekends. We prefer those with Firefighter I certification, EMT certifications, or both. To learn more, contact Chief Chad McCluskey at cmccluskey@windsorheights.org | Requirements: REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS MUST live within 1.5 miles of the Windsor Heights Public Safety Facility, located at 1133 66th Street. High School graduate, at a minimum Pass a criminal background check Pass an oral interview with the Fire Chief Pass a medical / physical examination, including drug tests Available to participate in department evening training twice per month (first and third Wednesday) EXPECTATIONS Upon completion of orientation and training in one or more areas, some minimum expectations of members include: Responding to all calls for service on rotating assigned nights from 6 p.m. - 6 a.m. (Including holidays and weekends) Respond to all calls for service when the member is available Be assigned at least one weekend day shift per month (This may be on-call from home or staffed in station) Continue to seek personal improvement through continued training opportunities | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Work with the Grant Committee chairperson to write grant proposals, research grant opportunities, and edit proposals. This role supports the financial sustainability of Clive Community Services.

Assist during food pantry and clothes closet shifts by acting as a receptionist, client shopping assistant, clothes closet monitor, or client intake worker. Volunteers are also needed for sorting and stocking items outside of service hours.

Provide medical care at the Free Clinic. Volunteer Physicians, PAs, and ARNPs are needed to support the health of our community members.

Help organize and scan applications into the server to efficiently manage client information. This role offers flexible timing and allows you to listen to audio content while working.

Support the organization by configuring wifi, supporting email servers, and maintaining QuickBooks. This role requires a few hours per month to ensure smooth operations.

Support patrons who utilize the Pet Pantry and Paws for Life programs by answering phones, filling pet food orders, and assisting clients. This opportunity is available one Saturday per month, with a time commitment of 2-5 hours.

Assist in submitting grants by scouting opportunities, writing, proofing, and submitting applications. Training is provided for those looking to gain experience in writing.

Help transport donated food to the Pet Project office. Volunteers need a large vehicle and the ability to lift 30+ pounds. Pick-ups occur in the Des Moines area as needed.

Join the Fundraising Committee to help with idea generation, event planning, and execution for fundraising and awareness events. Meetings occur 1-2 times per month on weekday evenings.

Lead an awareness/food drive at your workplace with provided materials. This role involves organizing and promoting the drive, with a recommended duration of at least two weeks.

Assist with administrative tasks such as calling clients, filing, and data entry to ensure smooth operations. Office help is needed on Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., with flexible scheduling options.

Help plan, fund, and organize fundraisers, educate the public about Furry Friends’ mission, and assist in taking adoptable animals to off-site events.

Volunteers are encouraged to share potential business sponsorships and grant opportunities with shelter staff to support the organization's donation-dependent operations.

Volunteers will help maintain the cleanliness and functionality of the facilities by doing laundry, washing items, and assisting with smaller-scale maintenance projects.

Volunteers will ensure that cats and small critters have enough food and clean water, clean out cages and litter boxes, and engage with the animals through petting, playing, and brushing.

Volunteers will take dogs in the adoption building for bathroom breaks and playtime, clean out dog runs, and ensure bowls are filled with clean water. Advanced training allows for walking dogs outside the courtyard and working on socialization and obedience.

Volunteers assist with the day-to-day operation of the museum, including welcoming visitors, sanitizing toys, and keeping exhibits tidy. This is a family-friendly opportunity where volunteers can bring their children to play during their shift.

Provide assistance with monthly open houses and special tours, helping to engage visitors and share historical information.

Help plan and coordinate the Annual Christmas Open House, contributing to a festive and welcoming atmosphere for visitors.