There are many volunteer positions needed to run a fire department. We need operational firefighters and EMT's, drivers, mechanics, and paramedics. The fire departments need help with fund raising, bookkeeping, public education and other positions. | Requirements: Varies with the job | Categories: Other, Fundraising, Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education, EMT

The Deale Volunteer Fire Department & Rescue Squad Inc is actively recruiting in the community looking for anyone who would like to serve as an Active Volunteer Firefighter or Active Volunteer EMT with our Fire Department. No experience needed & Training is FREE! | Requirements: Must Attend Membership Meeting, Meetings are held on the First Tuesday of every Month at 7pm (16 years of age or older - Clean Criminal Background - Able to Pass Medical Exam - Willingness to help others!) | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist in the distribution of food packages to families and individuals in need. Volunteers help organize, pack, and distribute nonperishable food items during pantry hours.

As a Museum Docent Volunteer, you will guide visitors through the Galesville Heritage Society Museum, sharing the rich history and stories of the Galesville community. Volunteers should have a passion for history and enjoy interacting with the public.

As a volunteer animal caregiver, you will assist in the daily care of rescued animals, including feeding, grooming, and socializing them. Volunteers are essential in helping to maintain a clean and safe environment for the animals while also providing them with love and attention.

As an Environmental Education Volunteer, you will lead or assist with hands-on educational programs and activities, guide hikes and canoe excursions, and help with aquarium care and trail maintenance. This role is ideal for those who are enthusiastic about nature and education, and want to inspire others about the Chesapeake Bay.

As a Community Outreach Volunteer, you will promote public awareness of SERC through various outreach activities, including guiding walking tours and delivering informative talks to community groups. This role is perfect for those who enjoy engaging with the public and sharing knowledge about environmental science.

Join our research team as a Participatory Science Volunteer, where you will work directly with scientists to study marine invertebrates, assist in archaeology projects, and support laboratory research. This opportunity allows you to gain hands-on experience in scientific research while contributing to important environmental studies.

Assist with the organization and execution of the Thoroughbred Makeover event, including tasks such as event setup, registration, and providing information to attendees. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the event runs smoothly and successfully.

Volunteers assist with special programs and events as needed throughout the year. This role is flexible and can vary based on the organization's event schedule.

Volunteers provide administrative assistance to staff on an as-needed basis, helping with various office tasks to support the organization's operations.

Volunteers work in the gardens, generally on Tuesdays, with some special workdays on Saturdays. The horticulture team provides hands-on learning opportunities for volunteers to engage with the gardens.

Docents provide information to visitors of the Historic William Brown House during shifts available from Tuesday to Saturday. This role involves engaging with the public and sharing knowledge about the site's history.

Assist in promoting and implementing bay-friendly landscaping practices. Volunteers will engage with the community to educate and encourage sustainable gardening and landscaping.

Volunteers are needed to monitor Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) in local rivers. This involves identifying and recording SAV species and health to support restoration efforts.

As a sidewalker, you will provide physical support alongside the rider, offering encouragement and direction during lessons. This role is crucial in helping riders make progress and experience the joy of horseback riding.

Horse leaders guide horses through lessons, providing additional guidance and security to riders. This role offers a special opportunity to work closely with horses and create a bond with them.

Assist with grooming, tacking, and cooling down horses before and after lessons. This role supports the overall care and maintenance of the horses, ensuring they are well-prepared for lessons.

Volunteer to help organize and coordinate events, such as outreach activities or community gatherings. Assist with logistics, promotion, and ensuring a smooth and successful event.

Provide virtual services such as yoga, meditation, mindfulness, nutrition, fitness, or other healing-centered programs to cancer patients. Volunteers will help enhance the emotional and physical well-being of participants.