Volunteers assist with clerical tasks such as filing and may require basic computer knowledge. Opportunities are available in several hospital departments.

Volunteers with well-behaved pets visit patients in the Skilled Nursing Unit, Acute Care Unit, and Psychiatric Unit. Pets must be pre-screened, have up-to-date shot records, and be approved by a certified occupational therapy assistant.

Volunteers operate the cash register and assist with basic merchandising duties in the hospital's gift shop. This role is ideal for those who enjoy interacting with people in a busy environment.

Volunteers deliver interdepartmental mail using a courier cart, covering 3-4 miles during a four-hour shift. This role is suitable for those who enjoy staying active while volunteering.

Auxiliary members can serve as elected officers or chairpersons, attend board meetings, and help implement changes and improvements in service areas. Opportunities for leadership development are available.

Responsible for greeting and escorting new patients to Registration and/or Triage area. Acts as a liaison between family members in the waiting room and staff, and the patient in the treatment area. Volunteers also escort family members to the patient being treated when appropriate.

Volunteers observe therapists at work, run errands, bring patients to the gym for therapy treatments, and help out as needed. This opportunity provides insight into the physical therapy profession.

We have open positions for Firefighters, Jr. Firemen, and support personnel, | Requirements: No previous experience is required. We will train you. All you need is an All-in attitude, motivation and a desire to help your neighbors. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Community Education, Junior Members, Department Support

Assist the Shenango Chapter during events and training sessions, helping with setup, coordination, and support activities. Volunteers are recognized for their dedication and contribution to the chapter's success.

Gilpin Township Volunteer Fire Department needs YOU! At a time when Volunteer Fire Departments across the Country are seeing all-time low membership numbers, we need your help to make sure we can continue to serve our community! We are looking for dedicated individuals willing to volunteer their time to the department! From fundraising with dinners and Bingo to Fighting Fires and assisting in rescues, we can use your help anywhere you are able! Any help at all is appreciated from volunteers. Additionally, Gilpin Township offers a 20% Real Estate Tax Rebate on Township Taxes to qualifying volunteers after one year of service. YOU could be OUR hero! | Requirements: - At least 14 Years of Age - Within eight (8) minute response time to the station - Be of good moral character | Categories: Junior Members, Department Support, Firefighter, Fundraising

Buffalo Township Volunteer Fire Company is a department in southern Butler County we run approximately 200 fire calls and 150 QRS medical calls. Very easy group of people to get along with, and always have good time while protecting our community. | Requirements: No training needed | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Department Support

Volunteers will participate in river sweep and road cleanup projects to remove trash both along and in the Kiski River. These efforts help improve the public's experience within the Kiski Watershed.

Volunteers will assist in the stewardship of the West Leechburg Native Plant Preserve, providing a peaceful and scenic place to experience trees, wildflowers, and wildlife.

help needed with emergency responses and administrative and fund raising duties | Requirements: must 18 years of age and reside with in 5 miles of Leechburg Borough | Categories: Other, Department Support, Firefighter, Fundraising

Currently seeking members to serve all positions. Training and equipment provided | Requirements: Age 14-17 juniors 18 and over regular member Must reside 5 miles of Leechburg Borough | Categories: Firefighter, Community Education, Fundraising, Department Support

The LVFC is excited to invite you to be part of the continued evolution of the Leechburg Volunteer Fire Company. We are a 100% volunteer organization that has been serving Leechburg for 131 years. The LVFC has been staffed over the years by dedicated men and women who are integral part of the community. The LVFC welcomes you to be part of the transition age as the community re-gentrification takes hold with millennials taking the place of baby boomers and baby boomers moving into the roles held by the greatest generation. The community of Leechburg is evolving with an increasing number of younger residents with growing families moving into town and we want you to be part of the community. The members of the LVFC recognize and welcome the changing demographic and new faces to our community. We as an organization are making commitments to the community to embrace continuing change to provide the town with trained and well equipped emergency responders. The role of the volunteer fire fighter in the community is multi faceted as such we need members with multiple different skill sets to assist with administrative and business management of the non profit corporation which governs the LVFC and is also responsible for providing the financial resources for the needs of the fire fighting side of the organization. The LVFC is committed to community partnerships with the local municipality, school district, neighboring fire companies and other local community service groups as shown by our joint efforts in emergency response, community events, educational initiatives and fund raising for the LVFC and other community groups. Not only does being a member of the LVFC enable you to be a part of a community service organization it also permits you to save you and your neighbors hundreds thousands of dollars per year of tax dollars as the cost of a borough funded paid department would be in excess of $950, 000.00 per year according to numbers provided by NVFC. The Leechburg Volunteer Fire Company is committed to the future of the community and we want you to be a part of it and are tailoring our programs to meet the needs and of the growing and changing population and its ability to be a community volunteer. The LVFC has also partnered with the borough for tax credits for volunteers as well as having started an internal tuition reimbursement program for members. There are also national and state level initiatives currently in the developmental stages for volunteer firefighters | Requirements: new members must reside with in 5 miles of Leechburg Borough to be a regular member must be 18 years of age and to junior member must be 14 years of age. | Categories: Community Education, Firefighter, Junior Members, Department Support, Fundraising

At Apollo Hose Company #2 we are always looking for motivated members to join our ranks. We have various classes of memberships currently including Class A firefighters these are active responders on various emergency calls. Class B fire personnel, these are what most would call a social member. These members help us out at all of our fundraising events to help raise funds for the department. Honorary members, these are members who respond on emergencies and function as firefighters but do not have voting right in meetings due to living out of our normal response area. Alot of honorary members may belong to their home company but help us out when they can. We also have a junior firefighter program; these members are between the ages of 14-17 and are developed to be Class A members if they wish. We also take in junior members who do not wish to become firefighters but would like to help out with our fundraising efforts. | Requirements: Must have working papers if joining as a junior member. If joining as a senior member 18 years of age and above, you must successfully pass a Pennsylvania State Police background check as well as an FBI child abuse clearance. | Categories: Junior Members, Department Support, Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising

Assist with greeting and assisting visitors during events, preparing and serving refreshments, and distributing programs. Volunteers may also help in organizing and planning events.

Help keep the Drake Log Cabin open and accessible to visitors. Volunteers will ensure the cabin is ready for guests and provide information about its historical significance.

Participate in ongoing clean-up efforts at the Museum and Drake Log Cabin. Volunteers will help sort artifacts and maintain cleanliness both inside and outside the facilities.