Volunteer Life Saving Corps

The Volunteer Life Saving Corps is a volunteer life-saving organization in Jacksonville Beach. Founded in 1912, it maintains a group trained in life-saving and first aid, ready to respond to emergencies. Its volunteers safeguard local shores and assist residents and visitors. The Corps also offers a recruit class where participants can develop ocean rescue, leadership, and public service skills. Training and service are central to its work, which includes rescues, assistance, and first aid cases. The organization hosts community events and fundraisers, including an annual clay shoot, and invites prospective recruits to submit an interest form. Its membership includes active volunteers and alumni, with events for members and some open to the public.