Recruiting is a top priority for BCFC. We are actively recruiting volunteers, with or without experience in a variety of roles—Fire/EMS, Auxiliary, Junior Fire Fighters. If you’re interested, apply today! | Requirements: None. We will train as necessary | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, EMT, Junior Members

The Bendersville Community Fire Company has served the community for over 100 years. Over the years we have provided several services to our community. Fire suppression, Motor Vehicle efforts, EMS, land rescue, and much more. These efforts come with a price tag. Over the years we have made fundraising not only about supporting our services but also away for the community to come together and enjoy great events with great food to support a great cause. This obviously creates more time for our volunteers to provide banquet quality foods to the public instead of providing the services that we hold dear to our hearts. We are in search of an individual able to coordinate the hall rentals, food ordering, and other duties. | Requirements: This individual must be aware of the serving standards, and be familiar with cooking. Certification in the Serve Pro industry is required to be obtained within the first 60 days. This individual will be in charge of all the food ordering for banquets, and fundraising events. Communication will be key to the sucess of the postion as the individual will be responsiable for coordinating other volunteers for help for the banquets, and coordinating with the committee chair persons need for fundraisers. Individual will be responsible for all of the scheduling of the facility for the banquet hall and meeting room. | Categories: Fundraising, Other, Department Support

Assist in the ongoing maintenance and preservation of the Mt. Tabor cemetery. Volunteers will help with tasks such as landscaping, cleaning, and minor repairs to ensure the site remains respectful and accessible.

Lead and assist in guided tours of the Mt. Tabor AME Zion Church, sharing its history and significance with visitors. Volunteers will engage with the public and provide educational insights into the church's cultural heritage.

Help protect America's most famous small town! GFD volunteers have been protecting Gettysburg and the surrounding area since 1808!. We offer modern equipment and a diverse call volume with little fund raising requirements. Visit www.gettysburgfd.com for more information and see weekly updates on department activities on our Facebook page Gettysburg Fire. | Requirements: Meet background checks and medical forms per the GFD membership application. Have a desire to help in your community! | Categories: Community Education, Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to transport hot, nutritious meals to functionally disabled, home-bound, or convalescent people age 60+. A commitment of one day a week and access to transportation is required. The delivery process takes about one hour and serves as a daily check-in for participants who may live alone.

Volunteers transport bulk deliveries of 10 or 20 frozen meals to home-bound clients who live outside the service delivery areas for daily home-delivered meals. A typical time commitment is one or two delivery trips each month, with meals picked up at ACOFA in Gettysburg and taken to consumers in rural Adams County areas.

Trained volunteers provide information and assistance with questions about insurance programs including Medicare, Medicaid, and other prescription programs. Volunteers must complete online modules, state-sponsored training, and a final test to be certified as PA MEDI counselors, with a time commitment of 3 hours 1-2 days/month.

The Adams County Office for Aging is governed by a Board of Directors appointed to a three-year term. Board members meet monthly and serve on at least one committee, contributing to the governance and strategic direction of the organization.

Volunteers complete local, state, and federal income tax forms for people age 60 and over at no charge. Training is required, and the volunteer commitment is during tax season from February to mid-April.

Volunteers perform minor home repair work and outdoor yard work through Chore Service. Tasks may include minor carpentry, installation of grab bars, and other small repairs for the safe upkeep of the home.

Volunteers are trained to serve as impartial representatives or advocates who assist in investigations involving issues of concern made by or for seniors in long-term care facilities or consumers of in-home services. They will investigate complaints regarding care or services that may adversely affect the health, safety, welfare, or rights of older persons.

This volunteer service can include serving meals, playing games, leading crafts, art, music, or presenting a travel or informational program. Volunteers are also needed to fill in for the Site Manager of the center when that person needs a day off.

Deliver flowers, e-greetings, mail, medical records, or patient supplies within the hospital. Volunteers should be dependable and responsible.

Join our team as a Small Animal Care Volunteer, where you'll assist in the daily care and enrichment of rabbits and other small animals. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining the well-being of our animals and supporting our mission.

Help needed with fire fighters and medical, also with Fundraising and administrative duties. | Requirements: For Fire and EMS we will pay for training | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, EMT, Department Support, Community Education

Engage with visitors at the George Spangler Farm, sharing knowledge about Pennsylvania barns. Volunteers are needed every Sunday during the summer season, with shifts available from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM and 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM. Training and resources will be provided.

United Hook & Ladder Company # 33 was formed in 2009 by the merger of the New Oxford Community Fire Company and the Abbottstown Fire Company. This merger was to provide more efficient operations and services provided to the residents and visitors to our response area. As of January 1, 2016 Bonneauville Volunteer Fire Company becomes part of United Hook & Ladder. We provide emergency services from our (3) Fire Stations. The main station (Station 1) and where our functions are held is at 21 North Bolton Street in New Oxford Borough. The Abbottstown Station (Station 2) is located at 38 East King Street in Abbottstown Borough. The Bonneauville Station (Station 3) is located at 10 Elm Avenue in Bonneauville Borough. We are an all volunteer department seeking new volunteer members. This includes members to be firefighters but also looking for volunteers to assist with public education, administrative needs and assist with our fund raising activities. We do not have excessive fund raising activities which sometimes deter people from volunteering. We only have 7 days a year in which we do fund raising, with 4 of those being our annual firemen's fair. We have a live-in program available at our New Oxford Station, great opportunity for college students. Additional information can be found at www.33fire.com | Requirements: Must be 14 years of age or older Must be able to pass a criminal and child clearance background check | Categories: Community Education, Department Support, Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising

Participate in monthly creek cleanups to remove debris and improve the health of the Conodoguinet Creek. Volunteers will work in teams to collect trash and ensure the creek remains a valuable natural resource for the community.

Conduct monthly water quality monitoring in partnership with ALLARM. Volunteers will use field kits to test water samples for various parameters, contributing to the health assessment of the watershed.