Join SWAG as a volunteer to support survivor support, mentorship, education, and advocacy initiatives. Volunteers will play a crucial role in empowering women and girls, breaking down barriers, and fostering a safer, more equal future.

High school students can volunteer as Project Formal Ambassadors, earning community service hours by promoting the initiative and assisting with events. Ambassadors will help spread awareness and support for the project.

Provide a temporary home for rescued dogs, offering food, security, and love while ECGRR covers pre-approved medical treatments. Volunteers must reside in the Florida Panhandle area.

Assist with data entry, bookkeeping, and follow-up calls. This role is home-based and can be performed from anywhere with a computer and phone.

Organize and execute fundraising events and spread awareness about ECGRR's mission. Volunteers with knowledge or contacts in the Florida Panhandle are preferred.

Conduct assessment visits to potential adoptive or foster homes to ensure compatibility with the selected animal. Volunteers are needed throughout the Florida Panhandle.

Adult volunteers are needed to host drives for dresses, jewelry, and undergarments to support Project Formal. Volunteers will organize and collect items to be used for providing free formal wear to high school students.

Research and apply for grants to support ECGRR's rescue efforts. Volunteers with past experience in grant writing can work from anywhere.

Assist with transporting dogs to vets, shelters, or new homes. Volunteers must reside in the Florida Panhandle area and be available on occasion for transport duties.

Assist in providing daily care for senior dogs, ensuring they have food, shelter, and companionship. Volunteers will help with feeding, cleaning, and providing emotional support to the dogs.

Stay in touch with shelters and animal control facilities to evaluate potential intakes and ensure no strays are missed. This hands-on role requires visiting shelters in the Florida Panhandle area.

Engage with followers on Facebook, respond to inquiries, and post items of interest. This role can be performed from anywhere.

Volunteers will help advocate for legislative policies related to mental wellness and suicide prevention. They will engage with community members and representatives to spread awareness and provide resources to those in need.

Gulf Breeze Fire Department is seeking volunteers with a desire to serve their community. | Requirements: Our only requirements are an open mind and desire to help others. All other training will be provided. | Categories: Community Education, Department Support, Firefighter, EMT

ESCAMBIA County Fire Rescue.is providing opportunities to train to become a volunteer firefighter. Serve your community, learn new skills, and work with teams! Provides a pathway to career if desired! | Requirements: 18 years of age and older Valid drivers license No felonies Pass a Physical Agility Test Drug screening | Categories: Firefighter

Escambia County Fire Rescue is looking for dedicated individuals to help serve their community!! | Requirements: 18 Years of Age (Unless you're applying for a JRFF Position than its 14-18years of age) High School Diploma Valid Drivers License Good Moral Character Willing to dedicate their spare time (Nights, Weekends, Holidays and whenever the pager goes off) | Categories: Other, Junior Members, EMT, Department Support, Community Education, Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to engage one-on-one with students and families in our program, supporting various educational activities, and providing encouragement and support via phone. This opportunity includes both in-person and virtual elements.

Volunteers are needed to assist with recruiting volunteer and student participants for the Emmaus Kidz mentoring program, including identifying and interviewing program candidates. This opportunity allows volunteers to work remotely, setting their own schedules.

Volunteers are needed to help design and develop academic lessons for youth in Pre-K, elementary, middle, and high school grade levels. This opportunity allows volunteers to work remotely, setting their own schedules.

Volunteers are needed to help with researching and identifying grant opportunities for the program, including drafting and submitting grant proposals to private foundations, corporations, and other available venues. This opportunity allows volunteers to work remotely, setting their own schedules.