Assist in organizing and facilitating QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) training sessions to educate the community on suicide prevention techniques. Volunteers will help set up training sessions, manage participant registrations, and provide support during the training.

Join the team at Created Ministries to support young adults affected by foster care or homelessness. Volunteers are needed to help with various tasks, including organizing events, mentoring, and providing support to the community.

Participate in annual Shades Creek Trash Cleanups held every year on the last Saturday in September. Volunteers will help remove trash and debris from the creek area to maintain its natural beauty and ecological health.

Volunteers at Full Circle help support the store's operations, providing assistance with organizing merchandise and interacting with customers. This role is crucial in creating a supportive environment for young adults with special needs.

If you are interested in the fire service we have drill on Monday night at 730pm please feel free to stop by and talk to one of our officers about the opportunity you will have with Indian Ford Fire District. | Requirements: 18 years or older and a clean criminal record. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Department Support

Fire fighting, search and rescue, emergency medical services. | Requirements: 18 years of age, clean criminal history, no drugs. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Fire suppression emergency medical service | Requirements: 18 years of age high school diploma no illegal drug use | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Help sort, clean, and organize donated items to prepare the store for foster children. Volunteers ensure that the store is ready to serve when a foster family arrives.

Participate in group service projects for youth groups, community leadership programs, and school service clubs. Groups help with various tasks to support the mission of Garrett's Place.

Children aged 10 to 15 can join the Junior Ambassadors program to assist with sharing the mission of Garrett's Place and help during events and speaking engagements.

Assist foster children in selecting items to meet their basic needs and toys that bring them joy. Volunteers help create a positive shopping experience for the children.

Attend monthly meetings to guide social justice dialogues among teens of different faiths and cultures, and chaperone cultural events and peace projects.

Facilitate a 9-month in-school program designed to give students in grades K-8 the social and emotional skills necessary to be successful in life. Volunteers will attend a training session beforehand.

Facilitate a two-day training for middle and high school students to equip them with skills to address discrimination, prejudice, and bullying in their schools. Volunteers will receive training beforehand.

Assist with caring for cats in pet store enclosures, help out at adoption events, and participate in various projects to support the rescue mission. Volunteers play a crucial role in making a tangible difference in the lives of cats and kittens.

Assist in providing support and training classes to families facing illness and hardship due to incontinence. Volunteers will help organize and facilitate educational programs and support sessions.

Deliver incontinence supplies to individuals who are unable to visit the center. Volunteers must have a reliable vehicle and a willingness to assist those in need.

Volunteers are required to attend an orientation and training class to receive an introduction to their volunteer role. They are evaluated based on their commitment level, availability, and skills to ensure they can effectively support The Ballard House Project’s initiatives.

Participate in planning and preparing for Second Shift’s iconic fundraising events. Volunteers will help organize, coordinate, and execute events that support the organization's mission.

The Community Drive Outreach Coordinator is responsible for organizing, promoting, and managing food drives to collect essential supplies for cats and dogs. This role involves engaging schools within the community to ensure the distribution of food and supplies to families in need.