The Blanchard Fire Department was founded in 1941 as a volunteer department and continued as such until 2008 when a full-time paid Fire Chief was hired. The current department is headed by Fire Chief Charlie Largent who was hired in January of 2011. Blanchard is a combination department and comprised of highly trained personnel, consisting of a Fire Chief, 4-full time firefighters, and 21-authorized volunteer firefighters. The Fire Department currently operates out of one station located at 106 South Monroe and is in the planning stages for a second fire station at the corner of NE 55th and Ward Acres Road. Our mission is to ensure that the Blanchard Fire Department provides the leadership, materials, and equipment necessary to ensure the best possible protection. Our dedicated firefighters are on call 24-7-365 days a year to respond to all emergencies involving fire and medical emergencies. If you have any questions, please contact us at firerecruiter@cityofblanchard.us | Requirements: - Must be 18 - 45 years old - Must have a valid Oklahoma Drivers License - Must live within our Fire District | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers assist in the daily care of the horses, including feeding, grooming, and maintaining clean shelters. Volunteers also help with community outreach and educational programs to promote equine welfare.

As a Grassroots Advocate, you will engage with your local community through presentations, tabling at community events, and local service. You will receive training and support to educate your neighbors about climate change solutions and how to engage with elected officials.

Audio Engineers are responsible for mixing live audio during live-streamed performances, including concerts and recitals. Volunteers must have experience with Gain Staging, EQ, compression, and FX Routing. Experience with a Behringer X32 is recommended but not required.

Support former hostages in their reintegration process by offering emotional support and helping them access necessary resources. Volunteers will work closely with individuals to help them find their new normal and regain their strength.

The No Veteran Dies Alone (NVDA) program aims to ensure that Veterans who find themselves alone at the end of their lives receive companionship and support. Volunteers are needed to provide comfort and presence to these Veterans in their final moments.

Hospice volunteers are essential members of the hospice team, providing support and companionship to Veteran patients. Volunteers may attend Veteran recognition ceremonies and help create a supportive environment for Veterans to share their experiences.

Additional Volunteers assist with regular content creation, such as organizing streams and moderating chat during live-streamed performances. These roles are crucial for the smooth operation of the Twitch Team's activities.

Join Mid Atlantic Climbers in protecting your favorite crag this spring. Volunteers will help with environmental stewardship activities to preserve access to climbing areas.

As a Peer Support Group Facilitator, you will lead support groups for individuals dealing with mental health and substance use issues. This role requires empathy, understanding, and the ability to create a safe space for participants to share their experiences.

As a volunteer with SWB, you will work on projects that provide statistical support to clients in developing countries. You will collaborate with experienced professionals and junior analysts to deliver meaningful data-driven solutions that help marginalized communities.

As a Research Contributor, you can suggest research and joint projects related to futures studies. You will collaborate with global experts to explore emerging global issues and contribute to the Millennium Project's research efforts.

Veteran volunteers provide terminally-ill Veteran patients with unparalleled support and camaraderie, creating an atmosphere conducive to life review and healing. This program connects Veteran patients with Veteran volunteers to support them in their final journey.

Assist families of hostages by providing emotional support and guidance through the complexities of a hostage situation. Volunteers will help families access resources and connect with pro bono service providers.

As a Volunteer Research Assistant, you will help analyze data related to volunteer involvement in nonprofits. Responsibilities include gathering information, assisting with data entry, and contributing to reports that highlight trends in volunteer labor.

Join our team of volunteers and make a difference in your community. Whether you can give a few hours a week or a few hours a month, your time and skills are appreciated.

Assist with various camp activities such as archery, paintball, and fishing, or help with photography, drama, crafts, and laundry. Volunteers ensure the smooth operation of camp activities and contribute to a positive camp experience for the children.

Participate in year-round events such as the Happy Camper Run, Send A Kid To Camp Day, and Fishing With The Kids. Volunteers help organize and execute events to support the camp and its fundraising efforts.

As a camp counselor, you will spend the entire camp with one or two children aged seven to eleven, sharing God's love and ensuring they have a safe and enjoyable time. Responsibilities include participating in outdoor activities and attending mandatory training sessions.

Volunteers participate in planting, regular garden maintenance, harvesting, staffing the Garden’s table at the Markets, and providing Community Garden tours. No experience is necessary, and volunteers can earn produce for their efforts.