An EMT in the Woodstock Fire Department will bring you an exciting experience responding to all types of emergencies throughout the Town of Woodstock and beyond. The rescue squad responds primarily to medical emergencies, but also responds to vehicle accidents, structure fires, and technical rescue calls. He fire department also provides educational training to schools and other organizations throughout the town. A multitude of training will be offered to you, all of which will be free of cost. Training provided to members includes EMT-Basic training, Certified First Responder training, and training to drive he ambulances. The Fire Department is looking for new members that have interest in helping their town and can provide as little as a few hours a week to the department. The fire department provides you with a great experience unlike any other organization around. | Requirements: The Fire Department is looking for new members that have interest in helping their town and can provide as little as a few hours a week to the department. Resident of, or working in, the Town of Woodstock, New York 12498. | Categories: EMT

We desperately need ambulance drivers. Anyone wishing to help people in need, please consider getting qualified to drive the ambulance and taking some ambulance duty time at night to assist the EMTs and Paramedics doing their miracle work of assisting the sick and injured to the hospital. It is a highly rewarding way to volunteer your time and help out your neighbors. We need to continue the high level service that we have been providing to our residents and neighbors. | Requirements: CPR and being a good driver are the minimum requirements to get started. Please consider this request. Resident of, or working in, the Town of Woodstock, New York 12498 | Categories: Other

A firefighter in the Woodstock Fire Department will bring you an exiting experience responding to all types of emergencies throughout the Town of Woodstock and beyond. The fire department is the first called to respond to fires, accidents, medical emergencies, hazardous materials calls, wilderness rescues, and much more. The fire department also provides educational training to schools and other organizations throughout the town. A multitude of training will be offered to you, all of which will be free of cost. Training available to all members includes how to wear a air pack to go into burning buildings, how to drive a fire truck, EMT training, and more. The fire department is looking for new members that have an interest in helping their town and can provide as little as a few hours a week to the department. The fire department provides you with a great experience unlike any other organization around. | Requirements: The fire department is looking for new members that have an interest in helping their town and can provide as little as a few hours a week to the department. Resident of, or working in, the Town of Woodstock, New York 12498. | Categories: Firefighter

The Woodstock Fire Department is currently seeking people to fill the position of EMTs and First Responders withing the department's rescue squad. No pervious experience required. | Requirements: No previous experience required. Must be able to meet all NYS DOH requirements to become either an EMT or Certified First Responder. Valid NYS drivers license a plus but not required. | Categories: EMT

The Woodstock Fire Department is currently recruiting volunteer firefighters for all four of its fire stations. | Requirements: No previous experience required. Minimum age is 18, or 16 with parental approval. Valid driver's license a plus but not required. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist in technical areas such as set-building, lighting, props, costumes, and stage management. Experience is welcomed but not necessary; enthusiasm is highly valued.

Volunteers assist with the Family of Woodstock hotline/textline, providing support and aid to individuals facing various issues. This role involves active listening and connecting people with necessary resources.

Participate in a 40-hour training to assist with Family's phone and texting hotline and walk-in services, covering topics such as domestic violence, child abuse, mental health, and homelessness.

Contribute to the quarterly newsletter, The Catskill Canister, by writing short stories and news items of interest to club members. This role involves writing and research skills.

Join the 3500 Trailhead Steward Program to engage with visitors, promote Leave No Trace principles, share relevant regulations, and communicate other pertinent information. This role helps improve the sustainability of the parks’ lands and promotes safe hiking.

Our hikes throughout the year to Catskill peaks and other destinations are led by an all-volunteer group of experienced hikers. New leaders are welcome to join and lead hikes, offering guidance and support to fellow hikers.

The 3500 Club maintains the Peekamoose-Table Trail and schedules maintenance outings twice a year. Volunteers also participate in Adopt-A-Highway trash pickup on Route 214. This role involves physical work to help maintain and conserve the trails.

Assist with planning and arrangements for the Annual Dinner meeting each year. Collaborate with the committee chair on various tasks.

Provide trained volunteer ground-search services and participate in Wilderness First Aid courses. Requires extensive training and readiness for challenging conditions.

Volunteers are needed to attend meetings and help monitor outside activities affecting the Catskill Forest Preserve. This role involves working closely with other organizations on conservation efforts.

Participate in projects aimed at managing and controlling invasive species in the Catskills. Volunteers will learn about invasive species management and help protect the local ecosystem.

Assist at the Catskills Visitor Center by interpreting scientific and cultural information for visitors. This role involves educating the public about the natural and cultural history of the Catskills.

Flexible volunteer positions are available in a variety of roles to help keep the ReStore running smoothly. Volunteers clean, display and arrange merchandise, assist customers and staff members, help with loading, unloading and warehouse upkeep, repair gently used furniture, test & repair electronics/appliances, and prepare donated items for resale.

Our construction volunteers work alongside our Build Manager and partner families. Tasks can include framing, siding, drywall, painting, trim, tilework, punchlist, clean-up or landscaping. No construction experience necessary.

Support the Photography Now! Teen Program by assisting with photography lessons and workshops. Volunteers will help students learn the history and technical aspects of photography.