Volunteers assist during PetSmart adoption events on Saturdays. Responsibilities include helping with the setup and breakdown of event materials, interacting with potential adopters, and caring for the animals present at the event.

Foster volunteers provide temporary homes for dogs or cats until permanent homes are found. Responsibilities include feeding, caring, and providing a safe environment for the animals.

Serve as a director on the Executive Team, overseeing specific areas such as Communications, Community, Education, Events, Finance, Marketing, Media, Membership, Operations, or Technology. Responsibilities include managing team activities and reporting to the Board.

Participate in one of the Executive Team Committees such as Community, Event, or Tech Committee. Responsibilities include supporting the committee's projects and initiatives.

This is a youth development program run by West Jackson Fire Department. It is designed to teach young people about firefighting and other emergency services while building important life skills. It is also used to help future firefighter recruitment. You may learn to quickly don (put on) your protective gear and clothing (called turnouts or bunker gear), pull and deploy hose-lines for simulated firefighting, raise, extend and climb ladders, tie firefighter specific knots, use a fire extinguisher, roll and load hose, rope rescue techniques, basic first aid skills, and fire safety and prevention skills. This can also give the participants an idea of what being a professional firefighter is really like and whether or not it is a career they would like to pursue. | Requirements: • Any resident of Braselton, Hoschton, (or within a 5 mile radius), between the ages of 16-17, may apply for membership with the West Jackson Junior Firefighter program. • The applicant must complete an application, including a copy of their school physical. Included with the application is a parental consent that must be signed by a parent or legal guardian. The application must be approved by the West Jackson Fire Chief, and advisors of the program. • The applicant must be enrolled in public, private, or home school in good standing who meet the attendance regulations as set forth by federal, state, or local authorities; a student must maintain a course grade average or the equivalent of the letter “C” in all courses of study; and • The junior firefighter shall provide a copy of their academic progress report information to the lead advisor of the program every time one is received. | Categories: Junior Members

Volunteers are needed to support Umi Feeds in their mission to serve healthy and nutritious meals to the hungry and homeless. Responsibilities may include assisting with food preparation, distribution, and other supportive tasks.

As a youth mentor, you will meet with students in Jackson County schools for 30 minutes weekly, providing guidance and encouragement. Mentors must attend a 1-hour training session and undergo a background check.

Assist in providing dinner and tucking in the animals at sunset. These evening shifts take less than three hours and help ensure the animals are safe, fed, and cozy for the night. Volunteers will have the opportunity to build a deeper connection with the animals.

Participate in a monthly volunteer day to assist with animal care tasks and projects around the sanctuary. After volunteering, join a vegan potluck to share a meal with like-minded individuals. This opportunity is ideal for those looking for a flexible, social volunteer experience.

As a Lunch Helper, you will assist in setting up and putting away picnic blankets, monitoring students during lunch, and ensuring a smooth transition between indoor and outdoor lunch. This role takes place every Thursday from 11:30am-12:30pm.

Help us make our events successful by volunteering for various roles during game/movie nights, dances, parties, and performances. Tasks may include activity setup, snack setup, assisting students throughout the event, and cleanup at the end of the event, typically scheduled for Friday, Saturday, or Sunday afternoons/evenings.

Join our Cleanup Crew to help maintain a clean and welcoming environment at Firefly. Volunteers will assist with tasks such as straightening up bathrooms, sweeping and vacuuming floors, emptying trash, and other general cleanup duties every Thursday from 3:00-4:00pm.

Volunteers with photography skills are needed to photograph dogs for the website and other publicity purposes. This role helps showcase the dogs to potential adopters.

Volunteers are needed to assist with kennel shifts, which include walking, feeding, and cleaning runs, as well as directly working with the German Shepherds. Volunteers will ensure the dogs are well cared for and assist in their daily routines.

Volunteers with grooming skills are needed to provide grooming services for rescued dogs, helping them look their best for potential adopters. This role requires experience in dog grooming.

Volunteers will provide telephone counseling for new adopters or other owners about their dogs, offering advice on training and behavior issues. This role requires good communication skills and knowledge of dog care.

Volunteers will schedule and conduct home visits for potential foster homes and adopters, ensuring that the environment is suitable for a German Shepherd. This role is crucial for the placement process of the dogs.

Volunteers will transport rescued dogs from shelters to foster homes or veterinary appointments, ensuring safe and comfortable travel for the animals. This role requires reliable transportation and a love for animals.

Contribute to the organization's blog by writing articles that highlight PAPPEP's initiatives and impact. Volunteers will research topics and produce well-written content to engage readers.

Support the organization's public relations efforts by assisting in the development of press releases and media outreach strategies. Volunteers will help build relationships with media outlets to increase visibility.