# Mountain Rescue Service > New Hampshire Volunteer Rescue Team > Last updated: 2026-07-16 ## Search - Search URL: `https://www.nhmrs.org?s={query}` ## Recent Content - [Membership](https://www.nhmrs.org/membership/): Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Mountain Rescue Service (MRS). Our team is composed of highly trained volunteers who provide critical technical rescue support to hikers, climbers, and skiers throughout the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The following are some of the minimum requirements for potential applicants: Residence: You must be a full… - [Contact](https://www.nhmrs.org/contact/): Contact MRS Email help@nhmrs.org Please visit our Membership page to learn more about volunteering with MRS. Mail Mountain Rescue Service PO Box 494 North Conway, NH 03860 - [Community](https://www.nhmrs.org/community/): Community By Joe Klementovich I spend a lot of time on Mount Washington in the winter, either working with the Mount Washington Avalanche Center (USFS), volunteering with Mountain Rescue Service (MRS), skiing, climbing or making photographs. Most people here about the “World’s Worst Weather”, spring skiing in Tuckerman Ravine or some other media hyped aspect… - [Donations](https://www.nhmrs.org/donations/): Donations MRS is a donation and grant-funded 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Each year, its volunteers give days of their time in rescue efforts in the White Mountains. Your small contribution will make a difference, going towards the team’s technical equipment and training. Donate Online Donate by Check Please make your check out to Mountain Rescue Service and… - [About](https://www.nhmrs.org/about/): About MRS Since 1972, New Hampshire’s Mountain Rescue Service (MRS) has assisted hikers, climbers, and skiers in need. Composed of world-class climbers and guides, the all-volunteer team specializes in technical rock, ice, and mountain rescue throughout the White Mountains. With little fanfare, MRS has been involved in nearly every high profile SAR operation in New… ## Complete Sitemap For a comprehensive list of all URLs, see: https://www.nhmrs.org/sitemaps.xml --- *This file is dynamically generated and highlights our most important content.*