Assist with organizing and executing events. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist with genealogical research by organizing and analyzing historical documents and records. Volunteers will contribute to the preservation and accessibility of family histories.

Help with data entry tasks to digitize historical records and artifacts. Volunteers will ensure accurate and efficient data management for the society's collections.

Conduct historical research for publication by gathering and analyzing historical data. Volunteers will contribute to the creation of informative publications about Bridgewater's history.

Participate in documenting and preserving cemetery records. Volunteers will work on-site to record and maintain historical data related to local cemeteries.

Assist with school programs by preparing materials and helping facilitate educational activities. Volunteers will support the society's mission to educate young learners about local history.

Join the group that takes turns welcoming visitors on Saturdays during the summer. Volunteers will engage with visitors and provide information about the museum and its exhibits.

Contribute to the preservation of historical buildings by assisting with maintenance and restoration tasks. Volunteers will help maintain the structural integrity and appearance of historical sites.

Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Department (BVFD) is activly looking for people to fill our ranks. The BVFD is a 100% volunteer fire department protecting around 970 full time residents within 50 square miles. The BVFD when requested will respond to help our neighboring towns for larger incidents such as a building fire. The department was organized in 1951 after community members felt the need for fire protection. At that point the BVFD had one engine that the department members built themselves, and housed it at the Bridgewater Woolen Mill. A few years later members were able to raise the funds to purchase a new engine and build a fire house. The BVFD has come a long way since those days. Currently the BVFD has a brand new fire station that was completed in May of 2022, two engines, one tanker, one light rescue/forestry truck, and one polaris UTV. The BVFD on average responds to 50-70 calls a year. These calls consist of structure fires, chimney fires, motor vehicle accidents, brush/forest fires, lost or injured hikers, set up landing zones, weather emergencies, fire alarm activations, haz-mat incidents, mutual aid calls to neighboring towns, and any other emergency that is brought to the BVFD. BVFD members meet every Monday night at 6:30PM for training, equipment maintenance, meetings, and to set up for various fundraisers such as our chicken BBQ. The BVFD relies heavily on donations for funding in order to purchase necessary equipment. | Requirements: The BVFD is looking for committed and motivated individuals. No prior firefighter training is required. We will train people in house to conduct basic fire fighting skills, such as stretching a hose line, hooking up to a hydrant, raising a ladder, pump operations, traffic control, use of the "Jaws of Life", wildland firefighting, and more. If you wish to become an interior certified firefighter then candidates would have to complete a pro board certified class hosted by the Vermont Fire Academy. We are also seeking individuals between the ages of 16 and 17 to become jr. firefighters. These members are taught basic firefighting skills that do not place the individuales in immediate danger. Junior members will be mentored by our experienced firefighters. Junior firefighters may respond to certain calls under direct supervision of a BVFD Fire Officer. The BVFD also offers an auxiliary role. These members help with fundraisers, meal support at large incidents, and other roles that support the department. | Categories: Junior Members, Fundraising, Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education

Interested in joining the family of medical pre-hospital providers as an First Responder or Emergency Medical Technician? Talk to us! | Requirements: A service minded team player. Willing to volunteer and commit time and sweat equity in a mountain resort area. HS graduate OR GED with valid DL. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Other, Department Support

Warrior Mail volunteers send encouraging letters and cards to osteosarcoma patients, offering them hope and support during their treatment journey. Volunteers will write and send personalized messages to patients.

Ambassador Agents represent MIB Agents in their communities, raising awareness about osteosarcoma and the organization's mission. Volunteers will participate in outreach activities and events to promote the cause.

As a Gamer Agent, volunteers engage with patients through gaming activities, providing companionship and entertainment to children affected by osteosarcoma. Volunteers will help organize and participate in gaming sessions.

Prayer Agents offer spiritual support and comfort to osteosarcoma patients and their families. Volunteers will participate in prayer sessions and provide emotional support through faith-based activities.

As a Volunteer Firefighter, you will be responsible for responding to emergency calls, performing firefighting duties, and assisting with other emergency services. In addition, you will be expected to assist with fundraising efforts to support the fire department's operations and equipment needs. You will be part of a team environment, follow standard operating procedures, and perform duties that may include but are not limited to search and rescue, fire suppression, hazardous material response, and fundraising activities. | Requirements: • Must be at least 18 years of age • Valid driver's license and reliable transportation • Willingness to undergo training and certification as required • Good communication and teamwork skills • Ability to follow instructions and work in a high-stress environment • Availability to respond to emergency calls on an as available basis, which may include evenings, weekends, and holidays | Categories: Department Support, Community Education, EMT, Fundraising, Firefighter, Junior Members, Other

• Fundraiser Coordinator coordinates fundraising strategies and is responsible for supporting major fundraising programs. • Assists in the development of fundraising goals. • Helps to identify new potential donors and organize initiatives to solicit funding. • Deliver fundraising ideas to department members at monthly business meetings. | Requirements: • Excellent communication skills as you will work with Fire Department members, business owners, and members of the Community. • Must be 18 years of age and have a valid driver’s license. | Categories: Fundraising

- Protect citizens during an emergency - Extinguish fires - Execute rescues - Provide traffic control - Respond to calls for aid - Provide mutual aid to surrounding towns - Assigned duties will be based on level of training and can range from support activities to interior firefighting - Training is provided by the training officer or through state offered training Responsibilities include: - Understand and follow written standard operating procedures (SOP) - Respond to fire alarms - Respond to motor vehicle accidents and other traffic issues - Respond to other emergencies as required - Operate firefighting equipment - Maintain firefighting equipment and the fire station | Requirements: - Ability to learn and comply with written SOPs, rules and regulations - Accountability - Empathy - Honesty and integrity - Fairness and respect - Willingness to attend monthly training - Willingness to respond to calls - Valid drivers license - 18 years of age (16 can be considered for Junior members) - Ability to pass a background check - Duties will be assigned based on level of training | Categories: Firefighter

• This position will not participate in active firefighting. • Help with Traffic Control. • Assist Firefighters on an emergency scene such as swapping and/or filling air bottles. • The right person could act as the Accountability Keeper at a fire. • Support rehab by providing emergency personnel with food and/or water. • Help put trucks back in service after each call. | Requirements: • Attend monthly trainings, • Attend monthly meetings. • Help at Fundraising Events. • Attend Community Functions put on by the Department. • Must be 18 years of age and have a valid driver’s license. • Pass a criminal background check. | Categories: Department Support

INTERESTED IN JOINING CVFD? DO YOU WANT TO GIVE BACK TO YOUR COMMUNITY AND SERVE YOUR NEIGHBORS? WE ARE ALWAYS ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS! The Chittenden Volunteer Fire Department has served the Town of Chittenden and the surrounding area since 1957. The department responds to approximately 150 calls a year, consisting of various types of calls including chimney fires, forest fires, motor vehicle accidents, and mutual aid to assist in other towns. The First Response branch of the Fire Department is tasked with responding to medical calls and providing aid before the arrival of an ambulance. | Requirements: A clean background check and the desire to help others in their time of need! We provide in house and professional training and may be able to pay for training outside of the department. | Categories: Junior Members, EMT, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support, Firefighter

Assist with various club activities, including organizing fundraising events and representing the club at county meetings. Volunteers will be recognized for their contributions to the club's success.