Applicants in this category will be expected to perform all basic functions of a Firefighter according to NFPA 1001. Firefighters will perform their duties in emergency and non-emergency settings. Firefighters will work within the department in a team environment to complete their assigned duties. Firefighters may be expected to work in a variety of work environments including: severe weather incidents, extreme hot and cold weather, hazardous atmospheres, dark and confined spaces, and other situations that may arise. Firefighters will work under the direction of a company supervisor at all times. Firefighters will participate in company and department training, respond to incidents, extinguish fires, provide manpower assistance when requested, participate in fire prevention activities, maintain department equipment, and may perform additional duties as instructed. | Requirements: Firefighters not already trained to Tennessee Commission on Firefighting: Firefighter 1 or higher, will be required to participate and complete an approved department training program. This training will consist of several hundred hours of classroom and practical exercises. Practical and written tests will be administered during the course of the training and maintaining a passing score is mandatory. Applicant must be 18 years of age or older. Applicant must have a high school diploma or completed GED requirements. A valid driver's license must be submitted with the application. | Categories: Firefighter

As a member of the Medical Team, the individual will perform tasks to support the fire department and requests for service. The member will function as a member of a team and will perform duties and services based on their individual level of training and licensure as well as department and county protocols. Members will provide treatment and care during emergency and non-emergency responses. Team members will respond as part of a organized medical response program and will operate as part of the fire department. No firefighting training or experience is necessary. | Requirements: Applicants must be currently certified or licensed in the State of Tennessee as a: Emergency Medical Responder Emergency Medical Technician (Basic or Advanced) Paramedic Must be 18 years or older Must have a High School Diploma or GED Copy of current driver's license turned in with application | Categories: EMT

Engage in one-time or infrequent trail maintenance to help preserve the natural beauty of Chattanooga's oldest wildlife sanctuaries. Volunteers will assist with tasks such as weed-eating, moving limbs, cutting vines, and laying mulch.

Lead guided tours of a 1700s cabin exhibit, sharing historical facts and stories about early American settlement. Volunteers should have a passion for history and strong communication skills.

As a Visitor Center Host, you will greet visitors, provide insider tips about local history and trails, and share exciting events and programs. Volunteers are asked to host at least one shift a month.

Assist in the creation and facilitation of public art projects in Chattanooga. Volunteers will work with participants and facilitators to bring art to community spaces, helping to transform and beautify the area.

As a volunteer, you will work with exotic animals and educate the public on the ecological importance of reptiles and amphibians. This role involves engaging with the community to promote humane treatment of animals and conservation efforts.

Help deliver food directly to neighborhoods with high rates of food insecurity. This role involves assisting with food distribution and engaging with community members to ensure they receive the support they need.

Support daily operations at the Foxwood Food Center by helping to organize and distribute food to those in need. This role allows you to connect directly with community members and make a difference in their lives.

Join us to help sort, pack, and distribute food where it’s needed most. Whether you can volunteer for one shift or provide ongoing support, your time will make a significant impact on families facing hunger.

Assist with providing comprehensive immigration advocacy and referral services to address clients' basic needs and help them integrate into the community. Volunteers will support professional case management and advocacy efforts.

Receive emails from event coordinators containing event announcements. Update the online newsletter with new events, announcements, and a 'resource spotlight'. Must finish the newsletter by Monday for review and sending every Tuesday.

Receive training to listen and respond to parents, caregivers, autistic adults, medical staff, and others. Learn active listening skills and how to provide appropriate service information. Requires a one-year commitment with at least one half-day per week.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks such as pruning, mowing, weeding, and clearing underbrush. Additional responsibilities include developing recipes, flavor profiles, and investigating the history of fruits and nuts for educational purposes.

The CSO has exciting education and community engagement plans for the coming season. Opportunities to volunteer here include serving as an usher for our Young People’s Concerts or open rehearsals, setting up and greeting for Spotlight Talks, and other special events. The ability to stand and the ability to greet and answer questions are needed.

Concert greeters provide a first face on concert nights. They are responsible for greeting and welcoming patrons, checking tickets, setting up program tables, and handing out programs. In addition, concert greeters answer basic questions about seating and accessibility. The ability to stand for approximately an hour is needed as is a personable demeanor.

Volunteers working with the concert box office will assist the Ticket Sales and Services Manager in selling tickets using our ticketing software, passing out will call tickets, and answering patron questions. The ability to hear in loud settings and the ability to stand for up to an hour are needed. Training will be provided.

Volunteers in the box office provide customer service assistance to the Ticket Sales and Services Manager, including greeting patrons, selling tickets over the phone and in person, and answering phone calls. Good computer and customer service skills are needed, and training on our ticketing software will be provided.

Volunteers will foster dogs or cats occasionally under the roof of Creekside Veterinary Hospital for local shelters and rescues. Responsibilities include providing temporary care and shelter for animals in need.

Assist with events, fundraisers, community clay days, or special projects as needed. Tasks may include setting up for a fundraiser, helping with a market or exhibition, or supporting staff with administrative tasks.