The Courtyard Café is looking for volunteers to wait tables and take food orders. If you like to keep busy and work with a fun-loving staff, this is the position for you! We are looking for volunteers who love people and have a positive attitude.

Volunteers will make patients feel comfortable, respond to patient questions, and ensure smooth movement of patients to their appointments. Outgoing and self-starting individuals who love conversation are encouraged to apply.

The Park Bench Gift Shop offers flexible scheduling, and you will meet wonderful people. We are looking for happy, outgoing individuals who can work a cash register and log in to a computer.

Volunteers will assist patients and family members by providing wayfinding assistance, helping at the express check-in kiosk, and answering phone calls. Training will be provided.

Volunteers will engage with patients, help with physical tasks, and sanitize equipment in the rehabilitation area. Must be outgoing and enjoy interacting with patients.

Enjoy a small retail environment? Have an eye for displaying merchandise? You are creative in the selling environment and enjoy conversing with people. Help customers make gift purchases at the hospital gift shop.

Volunteers at the Animal Control Department in Benton Harbor assist with caring for animals, feeding them, performing general office work, greeting visitors, participating in special events, and walking dogs. This is a great opportunity for animal lovers to make a difference in the lives of pets in need.

As a Community Engagement Volunteer, you will help facilitate storytelling events and workshops that celebrate Black culture and history. Responsibilities include assisting with event logistics, promoting events, and engaging with participants to foster a welcoming environment.

As a Hospital Volunteer, you will assist with various tasks throughout the hospital, including patient interaction, administrative support, and helping staff with daily operations. Volunteers are expected to commit to a weekly shift for at least six months and complete necessary medical requirements.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the County Recycling Programs, which benefit thousands of people each year. Opportunities include in-office work, teaching children about recycling, and helping at outdoor recycling collections.

Volunteers at the Courthouse in St. Joseph greet the public and provide assistance and directions throughout the building. This role is ideal for individuals who enjoy interacting with people and helping them navigate legal processes.

Volunteers will teach area seniors how to use social media platforms to stay connected. This role is crucial in helping seniors navigate online communication and avoid fraud.

Volunteers will teach seniors the basics of how to use a computer, providing hands-on instruction. Classes will be scheduled flexibly to accommodate the instructor's availability. Seniors will greatly appreciate your knowledge.

Friendly Helper volunteers assist older adults or adults with disabilities with daily tasks like lawn mowing, grocery shopping, and more. Tasks are customizable based on volunteer availability and abilities.

Volunteers age 55+ will provide companionship and assistance to other seniors, including transportation to appointments. This program aims to relieve loneliness and provide support.

Volunteers age 55+ will mentor and tutor children in various educational settings. This role involves a commitment of 15-30 hours per week to support the academic and social development of children.

Facilitators are needed to guide people through conversations about their care preferences in case they cannot speak for themselves. Training will be provided to help volunteers effectively assist participants in planning their healthcare.

Volunteers are sought to provide companionship to Hospice patients in nursing homes and their own homes. No medical training is required, and hours are flexible. This role provides comfort and support to patients and their caregivers during difficult times.

Indian Lake Volunteer Fire Department is a full-service department. We participate in active fire suppression of both residential and commercial properties as well as provide mutual aid to surrounding areas. We primarily do water shuttles for water supply as we have limited hydrants. We provide multiple specialty rescue services including vehicle extrication, water rescue, swift water rescue, dive rescue, rescue task force response and off road/ snowmobile rescue. Due to our unique location, we must utilize aeromedical transportation for major incidents. In addition, we operate a medical first responder unit 24/7 through volunteers. We encourage all our firefighters to obtain EMR or EMT licensure but is not required. Indian Lake Fire provides all funding needed to become a firefighter or EMR/EMT. ILVFD also actively participates in the community, hosting events and providing fire prevention. We love to teach children about safety and the dangers of fire and when and how to use 911. There are also several department functions that we host including multiple pancake breakfasts, summer get together and Christmas appreciation dinner. We pride ourselves in our station, equipment, and our fire family! | Requirements: Must be 18 years or older at time of employment and have a High School Diploma or GED Equivalent. Must possess, a valid unrestricted Driver License with less than 6 points on their license. No felony or disqualifying criminal convictions. Ability to pass a physical, drug test, and a physical agility test. Ability and desire to contribute time and effort into becoming a well rounded and talented member of the department. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist in recruiting new volunteers by attending community events and reaching out to potential volunteers. Volunteers will help organize recruitment drives and informational sessions.