Opportunities From: Serve Washington

Position:  Resource Center/Community Jobs Front Desk and Special Projects Volunteer 

Reports to:  Resource Center Manager 

Summary:  The RC/CJ Front Desk and Special Project Volunteer spends part of their time overseeing the front desk of the Resource Center and the other part working on special projects that support the operation of Ferndale Community Services.   

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: 

Front desk: 

Greet guests and meet needs, talking with guests and maintaining confidentiality as much as possible. Answer questions about programs and services and pass messages when necessary. 

Assist guests with clothing bank items as needed. 

Distribute direct services upon request, including hygiene items, food, gas cards, bus passes, shower passes, laundry vouchers, and gift cards following all procedures for proper documentation and tracking. 

Refer guests with more complicated needs to Community Resource Navigator. 

Answer phones and return voicemails. 

Assist guests with computer, printer, and fax access as needed. 

Help guests find community resources via online search, with or for them.  Help with phone access as needed. 

Accept donations and follow all procedures for tracking and storing. 

Keep Resource Center clean, tidy and organized. 

Special Projects: 

Work on projects as assigned by the Executive Director or Community Resource Navigator to include: 

Research, online, phone, or in-person 

Creating documents or flyers 

Sorting, organizing, tidying 

Outreach or follow up to various stakeholders as assigned 

Other duties as assigned 

Requirements: 

Professional appearance and helpful, friendly manner 

Must be punctual and dependable 

Basic customer service skills and ability to serve in a busy environment 

Position:  Clothing Bank Donation Sorter

Reports to:  Clothing Bank Coordinator

Summary:  The Clothing Bank helper works with the Clothing Bank Coordinator to sort, fold, and stock clothing for the clothing bank program inside the Ferndale Community Resource Center

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Requirements:

Training and Supervision:  The Clothing Bank Helper receives the Volunteer Manual which outlines all policies and procedures for the position, and also receives in person training within their first week of service.  Follow up training is available as needed and questions are encouraged.

Evaluation:  Informal, verbal evaluation occurs after the first month of service.  Check-ins with the Clothing Bank Coordinator on personal performance, strengths and challenges occur annually.

Time Commitment:  This position is year-round with sorting taking place 1-2 days per week.  Estimated total hours per week, up to 10.

Benefits:

Mission

Ferndale Community Services is a 501c3 non-profit organization that serves the greater Ferndale and North Whatcom County community.  Our mission is to identify and alleviate unmet needs by providing support and connection to build a thriving community.  We envision a community where all people’s basic needs are met, and they are supported and valued. 

Our next training will be held in October 2025. See the schedule below. Please reach out if you have any questions or would like to become a volunteer!

Are you looking to build your resume, network with like minded individuals, and provide meaningful services to folks in need? Then this may be the perfect opportunity for you!

This unique volunteer experience provides valuable tools for navigating crisis and conflict by empowering and supporting survivors in the aftermath of abuse and trauma. Our volunteers often refer to their service with us as life changing. We are a small team of individuals from diverse backgrounds who embrace our mission of health, justice, and hope.

The Sexual Assault and Family Trauma Center, a program of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, hosts Spokane's only Certified and Accredited Community Sexual Assault Program (CSAP). Our program provides the following services confidentially and free of charge:

Our volunteer advocates assist survivors via a 24-hour support line that can be directed to volunteers at home (no need to sit in a call center) and medical advocacy, which is provided to victims in person at area hospitals when requested.

As a non-profit, we rely on our volunteers to provide services to survivors outside of business hours. We provide a comprehensive 40-hour training and certification free of charge, as well as ongoing supervision and 24-hour support for all our volunteers. We invest in our volunteer staff and in turn, we ask for a one-year commitment of service and four evening or weekend shifts per month. Applicants are thoroughly screened and vetted for service.

Core training is a 40-hour total class teaching a foundational understanding of sexual violence and basic skills for new sexual assault service providers. Core training is a certification that is required by the Office of Crime Victims Advocacy to work as a victims' advocate in Washington state.

October Core Schedule

For more information, please contact our Volunteer Supervisor at (509) 343-5011 or email crisisresponseteam@lcsnw.org

This volunteer opportunity consists of sorting, stocking food, portioning bulk food, and helping distribute food to clients.

Food Bank Shifts: 

8:00am-2:30pm

8:00am-11:15am

11:00am-2:30p

When you arrive at the Food Bank, please park on the side street and come through the side door in the parking lot. 

If Everett school district is CLOSED or 2-hour late start the food bank is CLOSED. Please check here for closures: Everett Public Schools / Homepage (everettsd.org)

Note:

In a professional/casual work setting, volunteers should wear clothing that is comfortable and practical for work, but not distracting or offensive to others. Any clothing that has words, terms, or pictures that may be offensive to other volunteers, clients, or employees is unacceptable.

In the food bank, volunteers are encouraged to wear comfortable clothes and dress in layers to accommodate varying temperatures. Volunteers are required to wear close-toed shoes in the food bank.

Sustainable Connections' Food Recovery Program reduces food insecurity and addresses climate change by recovering and redistributing nutritious surplus food to neighbors in need. We need volunteers to help pick up food from restaurants and transport the food to hunger relief agencies. Sign up here!

We have a diverse list of food recovery opportunities between Monday and Friday from 8 am - 4 pm. Each shift only takes 30 minutes to an hour and works well for people with busy schedules. 

We currently have a couple afternoon shifts we need help with!

Plan to: 

Everyone is welcome! 

We provide on site training for your first volunteer shift in addition to written instructions for each of the pickup locations and drop off sites. Please contact us when you sign-up for your first shift and if you have any concerns or accessibility questions. 

Sign up here!

Service To Armed Forces Event Support Volunteers provide assistance with event planning and preparation for events such as Mail for Heroes, Military Stand Downs, Yellow Ribbon Events, Parades and Fun Runs. They provide vital coordination, and day-of support for our local events that support the military community, Military Families and Honor these Heros .

If you have the passion to build relationships with Military Communities and to give back to those that have Served our Country, this is the perfect role for you! To join our team, visit: www.redcross.org/volunteer or contact your local chapter at JoinUsNW@redcross.org.

When housing is disrupted in communities due to a large disaster it can be tough for many individuals to secure new long term consistent/reliable housing. The Shelter Resident Transition Service Associate assists shelter residents and disaster victims create long term personal plans to overcome obstacles and transition into a stable housing solution. They play an important role in minimizing disaster caused displacement and aid in long term recovery. 

Do you have a Flexible schedule that would allow you to deploy for two weeks to support communities impacted by disasters? The Red Cross is looking to train willing individuals over 18 who want to alleviate human suffering by shortening the time of a disaster caused by displacement. All training and Travel expenses are fully covered by the Red Cross. 

To join our team visit www.redcross.org/volunteer or contact your local chapter office at Joinusnw@redcross.org. 

Come join and help at the 43rd Annual Snohomish Classic Car & Hot Rod Display, where hundreds of classic, modified, and hot rod vehicles will take over the charming streets of downtown Snohomish. :) 

Volunteers will receive a t-shirt for helping! 

If interested, please respond and sign up here! 

Volunteer Application for the 2025 Snohomish Classic Car & Hot Rod Display

Role: Basketball Buddy

Challenger Basketball is about more than hoops—it’s about teamwork, belonging, and fun. Thank you for being part of it!

Your Purpose

- Treat everyone with dignity and respect. Speak to participants as you would any other teen or adult.

- Warm up with players, pass balls, and cheer during games.

- Encourage participants who may need reminders about plays, turns, or sharing the ball.

- Celebrate every shot, whether it goes in or not!

- Support coaches (Patrick for Youth, Camden for Adults) by helping drills run smoothly.

- Build relationships! Learn names, sit with players, and make them feel part of a team.

- Commit when you can. Consistency helps participants feel secure, but even one week makes a difference.

Role: Basketball Buddy

Challenger Basketball is about more than hoops—it’s about teamwork, belonging, and fun. Thank you for being part of it!

Your Purpose

- Treat everyone with dignity and respect. Speak to participants as you would any other teen or adult.

- Warm up with players, pass balls, and cheer during games.

- Encourage participants who may need reminders about plays, turns, or sharing the ball.

- Celebrate every shot, whether it goes in or not!

- Support coaches (Patrick for Youth, Camden for Adults) by helping drills run smoothly.

- Build relationships! Learn names, sit with players, and make them feel part of a team.

- Commit when you can. Consistency helps participants feel secure, but even one week makes a difference.

Role: Basketball Buddy

Challenger Basketball is about more than hoops—it’s about teamwork, belonging, and fun. Thank you for being part of it!

Your Purpose

- Treat everyone with dignity and respect. Speak to participants as you would any other teen or adult.

- Warm up with players, pass balls, and cheer during games.

- Encourage participants who may need reminders about plays, turns, or sharing the ball.

- Celebrate every shot, whether it goes in or not!

- Support coaches (Patrick for Youth, Camden for Adults) by helping drills run smoothly.

- Build relationships! Learn names, sit with players, and make them feel part of a team.

- Commit when you can. Consistency helps participants feel secure, but even one week makes a difference.

Role: Basketball Buddy

Challenger Basketball is about more than hoops—it’s about teamwork, belonging, and fun. Thank you for being part of it!

Your Purpose

- Treat everyone with dignity and respect. Speak to participants as you would any other teen or adult.

- Warm up with players, pass balls, and cheer during games.

- Encourage participants who may need reminders about plays, turns, or sharing the ball.

- Celebrate every shot, whether it goes in or not!

- Support coaches (Patrick for Youth, Camden for Adults) by helping drills run smoothly.

- Build relationships! Learn names, sit with players, and make them feel part of a team.

- Commit when you can. Consistency helps participants feel secure, but even one week makes a difference.

Role: Basketball Buddy

Challenger Basketball is about more than hoops—it’s about teamwork, belonging, and fun. Thank you for being part of it!

Your Purpose

- Treat everyone with dignity and respect. Speak to participants as you would any other teen or adult.

- Warm up with players, pass balls, and cheer during games.

- Encourage participants who may need reminders about plays, turns, or sharing the ball.

- Celebrate every shot, whether it goes in or not!

- Support coaches (Patrick for Youth, Camden for Adults) by helping drills run smoothly.

- Build relationships! Learn names, sit with players, and make them feel part of a team.

- Commit when you can. Consistency helps participants feel secure, but even one week makes a difference.

Role: Basketball Buddy

Challenger Basketball is about more than hoops—it’s about teamwork, belonging, and fun. Thank you for being part of it!

Your Purpose

- Treat everyone with dignity and respect. Speak to participants as you would any other teen or adult.

- Warm up with players, pass balls, and cheer during games.

- Encourage participants who may need reminders about plays, turns, or sharing the ball.

- Celebrate every shot, whether it goes in or not!

- Support coaches (Patrick for Youth, Camden for Adults) by helping drills run smoothly.

- Build relationships! Learn names, sit with players, and make them feel part of a team.

- Commit when you can. Consistency helps participants feel secure, but even one week makes a difference.

There truly is no better time to volunteer. Our program needs help packing and delivering 5,000 bags of food to students struggling with food and housing insecurity over the weekend.

WE NEED YOUR HELP to get the food to the students!

Every Thursday morning, more than 70 volunteers arrive in their own cars, seats down and covered, to take our bags to one, two or three of the 100 schools we serve. Our loaders handle the lifting. You'll open the trunk, get a clipboard with your route and head out.

Every driver starts and ends their route at our warehouse on 1st Ave. in the SODO district of Seattle.

Shift time: Thursday mornings. Arrival 8:30AM to 10:30AM, total time no more than 2 hours.

Location: 1729 1st Ave S. Seattle, WA 98134

How to volunteer? Just click "Respond" and we'll get you on the roster. Join our amazing community delivering hope and help us END weekend hunger!

You are not signed up until you have a specific confirmation from Nichelle Hilton or the Volunteer Coordinator.

Check out our Instagram to see us in action!

https://www.instagram.com/washingtonbackpackbrigade/

Star-studded planting and mulching event. This event is being led by two movers and shakers in the environmental movement in South King County. Sarah Kavage, a local artist, and Daniel Collins from Nicoterra. Bring your questions about public art, weaving natural materials, plants, trees, and the health of the watershed.

The event will be removing some invasives, planting, and cleaning up the area around the living willow sculptures, Water Bearers.

All details and ages are welcome, and tools and training are provided. This event is next to the river.

All ages OK

What to Bring

Full water bottle, closed-toed comfortable shoes, clothing that can be dirty, and weather-appropriate gear(raincoat, hat, etc.)

At the Park

Parking in neighborhood

Join our Volunteer team to help Meals on Wheels in King County fight hunger! As a Meals on Wheels Volunteer, you will belong to a team committed to helping homebound seniors maintain their health and independence with nutritious food, personal contact, and caring service.

A volunteer Meal Packer and Delivery Driver is needed on Tuesday mornings 9:15am - 11:15am. Training is provided. We are looking for someone interested in volunteering long-term.

Qualities sought in Meals on Wheels volunteers: Good communication and people skills, reliable, a commitment to the well-being of elders, and good cheer. Must be located in Vashon.

Requirements: Complete the Meals on Wheels Volunteer Application, consent to a Washington State Patrol background check, the ability to lift 15 pounds and be over the age of 18.

Join our Volunteer team to help Meals on Wheels in King County fight hunger! As a Meals on Wheels Volunteer, you will belong to a team committed to helping homebound seniors maintain their health and independence with nutritious food, personal contact, and caring service.

A volunteer Caller is needed on Tuesday mornings 9:15am - 10:30am. Callers make calls to participants each week to place their meal orders. Training is provided. We are looking for someone interested in volunteering long-term.

Qualities sought in Meals on Wheels volunteers: Good communication and people skills, reliable, a commitment to the well-being of elders, and good cheer. Must be located in Vashon.

Requirements: Complete the Meals on Wheels Volunteer Application, consent to a Washington State Patrol background check, and be over the age of 18.

Are you looking to make a tangible difference in your community? Join us as a friendly and compassionate Grocery Distribution Volunteer, helping neighbors in the Seattle area access nutritious food in a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Our grocery distribution program runs during the following times, and you can select a shift that works best for you:

Tuesdays:

11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

12:00 PM – 3:00 PM

11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Wednesdays: At capacity

Thursdays: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM

As a Grocery Distribution Volunteer, you will:

Greet and assist clients as they select their groceries.

Restock items on the grocery line and help maintain a clean, organized space.

Carry bags or assist clients as needed.

Support a safe and welcoming environment for all.

Friendly, approachable, and eager to help people from diverse backgrounds.

Comfortable in a fast-paced setting and able to lift items weighing up to 25–50 lbs.

Available during weekday shifts and able to commit to a regular weekly schedule of 2–3 hours.

Open to receiving instructions and collaborating with a supportive team.

Bonus: Knowledge of a second language (Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, Russian, etc.) is helpful but not required!

Clear orientation and training to set you up for success.

Guidance and support throughout your volunteer experience.

A flexible schedule and a role that best fits your strengths and availability.

Directly impact the community by helping neighbors access nutritious food.

Build connections with a diverse group of clients, staff, and volunteers.

Gain experience in a client-facing, fast-paced environment.

Be part of a welcoming, mission-driven team fighting food insecurity.

Ready to Join?
Your energy and compassion can make a huge difference in someone’s day. Reach out today, and let’s find the perfect role and schedule for you at the Pike Market Food Bank!

The Home Delivery program relies on Volunteer Drivers to bring boxes of fresh, nutritious food from EFN’s Distribution Center in Lakewood to households across Pierce County. This is a meaningful way to directly support neighbors in need and make a real difference in the lives of local families.

We are currently seeking regular drivers as well as on-call drivers.
(Please note: court-ordered community service is not eligible for this role.)

Time Commitment

Tuesdays and/or Fridays, between 8 a.m.–2 p.m.

Location

Pick up food at EFN’s Distribution Center:
3318 92nd Street South, Lakewood, WA 98499

Deliveries will be made throughout Pierce County.

Work Environment

Volunteers use their own personal vehicles to deliver food to individuals and families.

Requirements

Age 18 or older

Access to a reliable vehicle

Valid driver’s license

Current car insurance

Ability to lift and carry up to 30 pounds repeatedly

Access to GPS

Completion of EFN Volunteer Application and WSP background check

Support
EFN staff will provide training, clear delivery instructions, and phone support if any issues arise during your route.

How to Apply
To become a Home Delivery Driver, please contact:

Help us power up! We are looking for volunteers to help us with our tool maintenance. We have both weekly and monthly volunteer opportunities to help us keep up with routine maintenance, fix damaged tools, and make more tools available to our community. 

Help us power up! We are looking for volunteers to help us with our tool maintenance. We have both weekly and monthly volunteer opportunities to help us keep up with routine maintenance, fix damaged tools, and make more tools available to our community. 

Have a free weekend? Help us with our recycling, repair, swap and workshop events! We are looking for volunteers to help with traffic direction, set up and tear down, checking in participants, and more. Our events are normally on Saturdays and a great way to get to know the community! 

Learn about tools and connect with our community! We are looking for volunteers to help with checkouts during our open hours and expand to more operating hours. No experience needed, we will train you on how to help with checkouts, prepare for reservations, and advise patrons on their projects. 

Learn about tools and connect with our community! We are looking for volunteers to help with checkouts during our open hours and expand to more operating hours. No experience needed, we will train you on how to help with checkouts, prepare for reservations, and advise patrons on their projects. 

We are currently accepting applications from individuals interested in providing strategic direction as a Director of the Board for the South King Tool Library. Our leadership team is dedicated to equity, inclusion, empowerment, resource sharing and environmental stewardship. We work diligently to fulfill our mission and serve our communities

We are actively seeking residents of South King or North Pierce Counties who share these values and can equitably represent our racially and socio-economically diverse communities to join our board. Please click "Respond" for more information and an application.

GET INVOLVED

Option 1 : Interested in tutoring ESL ( English Second Language) students?
Please, complete this Form: https://forms.office.com/r/aJwSzME8MY?origin=lprLink

Option 2: Interested in tutoring College Prep (ABE), GED, High School Completion, and Adult (21+) Learners? Please, complete this Form:  https://forms.office.com/r/8CS1FBWBmU?origin=lprLink

ABOUT THE Basic & Transitional Studies TUTORING PROGRAM 

Please click the Respond button below for more information or to register.

Are you looking to make a meaningful difference in someone’s life? Parkside Retirement Assisted Living Facility in Auburn is seeking a compassionate volunteer to spend time with one of our residents—a lovely 70+ year-old woman who would benefit greatly from one-on-one companionship.

About the Resident:

Volunteer Role:

Ideal Volunteer:

Location:
Parkside Retirement ALF
Auburn, WA 98002

Time Commitment:
Flexible – even one hour a week can make a big difference.

 Interested?
Contact Archana Devi at archana.devi@providence.org to learn more or get started!

Disaster Action Teams provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing.

Our DAT team is responsible for:

Further requirements:

The City of Sammamish Restoration and Volunteer team manages several restoration sites at various Sammamish Parks with the help of stewards and community volunteers. Volunteers can help restore native vegetation by removing noxious weeds, laying down mulch and planting native plants. 

Dates and Locations vary, but events are typically hosted 2-4 times/ month at the following restoration sites:

September Opportunities

Evans Creek Preserve

Saturday September 13th

11 am - 2  pm

https://sammamish.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1123003

Evan's Meadow

Thursday September 18th

4:20 -6:20 pm

https://sammamish.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1123004

Sammamish Landing

Wednesday September 24th

4-6 pm

https://sammamish.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1123006

If you're interested in helping out at an event, please visit: https://sammamish.galaxydigital.com/need/ to see more opportunities and sign up for alerts.

Receive, weigh, sort, package, & load incoming food and goods that have been recovered from community partners & saved from the landfill!  

Receive:  Volunteer drivers deliver recovered food & goods from 9:30 -11:00am

Weigh:  All donations are weighed, to allow us to track what's been recovered

Sort:  Decide what is for Hubs & what gets to go to compost/the pigs!

Package:  Box according to the needs of receiving hubs

Load:  As volunteer drivers arrive, help them load their hub's packaged food and send them on their way to feed our county!

                                                                   Urgently need on call drivers 

Substitute/On call drivers - We are always looking for substitute drivers for any weekday and would add you to the call/text list.  Sometimes we need coverage for planned vacations or last minute. 

We have routes all over Whatcom County  

* we currently do not provide the transportation or able to provide gas as we are a small non-profit*

Duties/Responsibilities: Repack Project volunteers transform bulk food shipments into family-sized portions that are ready to help feed the community! Working at our Lakewood Distribution Center, you and your fellow volunteers might find yourselves bagging up oats, pasta, or rice or sorting food donations. **Email Evan at evanm@efoodnet.org to get your group signed up!**

Time Required: 2 Hours, either 9:00 am- 11:00 AM or 12:00 pm - 2:00 PM 

Location: EFN Distribution Center, 3318 92nd Street South, Lakewood 98499  

Parking is available on-site and across the street, you will enter from the side door on 92nd St. 

Work Environment: Repack Room Photo 

Attire (+ accessibility):  

We are committed to accommodating people of all abilities, so if you need a job with accommodations, please reach out before your shift. 

Supervision/Support: Repack staff will get you signed in and set up for the Repack Project with a mask, gloves, and a hairnet and then provide a quick orientation before you get started! They will be with you for your entire shift should you have any questions. 

For day-of questions, please call (253) 584-1040. 

The minimum age to volunteer is 12 with a parent/guardian, and 16 without.  

Impact (us): With your help, we are able to provide Pierce County with a consistent, diverse, and nutritious food supply so that no person goes hungry. 

Impact (you): Meet new like-minded friends, get out of the house, learn about food insecurity in Pierce County, and feel good doing something to help your neighbors in need! 

Donations are an essential part of getting food to our partner programs, food pantries, meal sites, and shelters in Pierce County. However, we see a decrease in food donations even though the need for food has increased. You can help by hosting a Food & Fund Drive with EFN! The food you donate will go directly to our 75+ Partner Programs to give to our neighbors in need. The funds you raise will be used to purchase food and pay freight for donated truckloads of food (if you decide to raise funds).

We want to encourage you to collect peanut butter for your drive! Peanut butter is a very versatile food and great source of protein, so we love receiving it.

Register your food drive here: https://efoodnet.org/driveform/

Questions? Contact evanm@efoodnet.org or (253) 584-1040

Description: During the first half of the evening, a recorder will be stationed next to each bar to take down a guests bid number and drink type on a form. Runners will visit each bar regularly and will take the form (and any cash) to the “bank". The runner should also regularly visit the raffle table and take forms (and any cash) to the bank as well. Once the auction begins recorders write down the bidder number and sale amount called out by the auctioneer for the winner of each item. Runners will take the forms back and forth to the “bank.” Dinner is provided for volunteers.

Qualifications: Ability to focus in noisy setting and to be on their feet

Description: Must be 18+ This is a great position to do with a buddy! Encourage a friend or family member to join you. During the first half of the evening, these volunteers sell raffle tickets to guests. Once the live auction begins, spotters help the auctioneer to spot bidders. These volunteers must be comfortable talking with strangers and hooting and hollering to get the auctioneers attention! Dinner is provided for volunteers.

Qualifications: Friendly and outgoing, must be able to approach guests regarding buying raffle tickets, and draw attention to themselves during the live auction.

Volunteers will greet guests as they enter The Westin Hotel, give directions to the event and answer questions.

The Volunteer Welcome Leads will help organize and run the volunteer lounge.   Duties to include: Check volunteers in, give overview of event and timelines, get volunteers to their locations and trainings on time, monitor personal belongings, assist with dinner setup, organize room and help clean up.

Volunteers will help set-up auction displays, monitor bidding sheets, package wine, and help winning bidders check out at the end of the auction.

Volunteers will help load gala items at The Westin and unload at 700 Virginia Ave location.

Join us to help set up our 33rd annual Gala.  This opportunity starts at the downtown 700 Virginia headquarters and involves loading supplies with our event staff then head to the Westin Hotel to unload and organize the supplies in preparation for the event.

Auction items will be picked up from the FareStart restaurant the week following the event.

Volunteers will support by greeting auction winners, and distributing auction items.

This role can be done from the comfort of your home of office and timing is flexible, calls will be completed in the weeks after the event.

Behind every savory, crunchy FareStart crouton is a partnership between three essential Northwest companies.  FareStart's "Mighty Croutons" are sold at all PCC stores and made with unsold loaves of Macrina Bakery bread, transformed into croutons in FareStart's Interbay kitchen.  Read more here on PCC's Sound Consumer.

The croutons made during this project will be given as gifts to our Gala guests to help raise funds for our programs.

Volunteers will be helping with production and packaging of croutons.  No kitchen experience required! A great opportunity for hands-on volunteer work and team building.

We rely on the hard work of volunteers in order to effectively serve our community.  If you schedule a volunteer shift and do not show up it means others are not able to sign up and we aren't able to make the meals our community depends on.  Please unregister yourself as soon as possible if you are not able to attend so others may sign up.

Volunteer Duties: Volunteers will help prepare meals by completing basic preparation tasks. FareStart staff will assign tasks based on individual skill and comfort level.

Location: Galaxy Building, 635 Elliott Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119

Phone: 206-588-4020

Parking: Is available in Galaxy Building Garage ($16), a lot across the street ($14), or on the street for free. Bus routes 24 and 30 stop along the street.

Time: 12-3pm

Attire: Volunteers are asked to wear sturdy, closed-toed, non-slip/rubber-soled shoes and full-length pants. We also advise volunteers to wear clothes and shoes which can get dirty, we will provide aprons. Long hair must be tied back, and all volunteers must wear a hat or a hairnet (hairnet provided). Please refrain from wearing nail polish.

Group Size: Individuals or groups of up to 5 people.

All volunteers must be signed up in advance and complete a user profile on the volunteer website, those without accounts or not signed up for the shift will be turned away.

Health & Safety Considerations: 

Please click this link to view the On-Site Volunteering Information Sheet before your shift. You will find key information here, including photos of building entrances! 

Commit to a park you love! Our Forest Steward program provides the opportunity for individuals to adopt a park to steward and, if desired, lead community restoration events.

As a Forest Steward you would have the opportunity to do things like:

Fall Forest Steward information session and orientation will be held on September 8th from 6-7:30p and September 13th from 9a-noon.

For more information and to sign up, please fill out our Forest Steward Application: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=hkbQVhG-7EiZigQCtsapp53GXfY-FjNIp5GBDNkuARFUMFJGQlFSMVA0VEJLN0pCS1NSWlIwNkFTWC4

Commit to a park you love! Our Forest Steward program provides the opportunity for individuals to adopt a park to steward and, if desired, lead community restoration events.

As a Forest Steward you would have the opportunity to do things like:

Fall Forest Steward information session and orientation will be held on September 8th from 6-7:30p and September 13th from 9a-noon.

For more information and to sign up, please fill out our Forest Steward Application: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=hkbQVhG-7EiZigQCtsapp53GXfY-FjNIp5GBDNkuARFUMFJGQlFSMVA0VEJLN0pCS1NSWlIwNkFTWC4

Offer weekday administrative office support at the Federal Way or Beacon Hill office of the nonprofit Full Life Care.

Your role may include:

* In-home caregivers most commonly visit our offices, employed by our home care program, which is part of our network of community-based health and social services for seniors and adults with disabilities.

If interested in client interaction, refer to our additional volunteer opportunities.

At Beacon Hill, Adult Day Health Center volunteering may be added directly before or after front desk volunteer shifts.

Available volunteer times:

Passionate about supporting a lonely and isolated elder in your community by offering long-term, one-on-one friendly companionship visits?

Consider joining ElderFriends!

Click Respond to confirm interest and receive more details via email. 

Visits may include a mix of phone calls, in-home visits, outings, hobby sharing, and more at a location of your choice in King County, WA.

No minimum experience needed; Training and ongoing support provided.

Bring your interests and talents to an engaging volunteer role in a team of like-minded volunteers. Whether it’s an interest in crafts, reading, movies, a gift of gab, or empathetic ear, all are welcome!

Help relieve stress and prevent burnout by supporting an unpaid family caregiver, who may, for example, ask you to help organize their home, plan a special occasion, help with a gardening project, pick up their dry cleaning or spend time with the person they care for while they go for a cup of coffee with a friend.

In just 4 flexible hours a month and a one-year commitment you can lift the spirits of an unpaid family caregiver and their dependent, gain a unique life experience, and enrich your spare time.

Click Respond to confirm interest, and receive more details via email. 

As one caregiver said of her Care Team: "I truly am grateful for our team. Their kindness and their readiness to provide meaningful interaction with my husband [the care recipient] has been greatly beneficial to me not feeling isolated and alone. This week your team allowed me to see people I had not seen since before the pandemic. All of the team is warm, friendly, and compassionate."

Spread comfort and joy to elders and adults with disabilities. Donate handmade hats and scarves to our non-profit! 

Click Respond to confirm your interest, and receive more details to mail or drop off donations in South Seattle (Beacon Hill). 

Donations are accepted at any time, on an ongoing basis.

Do you have weekday morning or afternoon availability to bring joy to adults with disabilities?

Support adults with disabilities at Full Life Care's South Seattle Adult Day Health Center in Beacon Hill, engaging in 1:1 interactions and group activities, which may include:

Come for a one-time event individually or in a group, or sign up for weekly shifts (preferably starting Sept/Oct-Dec; available ongoing throughout the year). 

Click Respond to confirm your interest, and receive details via email.

Minimum age of 18 is required, unless part of a youth group with an adult group leader.

Habitat for Humanity-Spokane is welcoming volunteers to our build site in Spokane Valley, and with the City of Spokane. As a volunteer, you and others will spend the day using sustainable and responsible practices to build homes that last. The home building process can include framing, drywall, insulation, siding, floor installation, painting, and more. No prior experience is necessary, and people of all abilities are encouraged to participate. All volunteers work under the instruction of the Habitat site construction supervisor. This is a construction project building incredibly energy-efficient homes for families in need of a safe and affordable place to call home. All houses Habitat for Humanity-Spokane builds are sold to qualified low to medium -income families through the Habitat Homeownership Program.

Important Information:

If you have any questions, call (509) 824-2595 or email gpenaflor@habitat-spokane.org.

Register and reserve your volunteer spot using this volunteer link: https://habitat-spokane.volunteerhub.com/vv2/

Swinging a hammer isn't your thing? Join our Habitat Store team!

The Habitat Store serves our work of building strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter. The Habitat Store is a donation-based home improvement and goods store. One hundred percent of proceeds from donations of new and gently used items help fund our mission. The store depends on enthusiastic volunteers for everything from bringing in donated items to helping us sort donations in our warehouse to arranging merchandise. Whether volunteers prefer interacting with the public or working behind the scenes, we have a space for everyone!

Volunteer hours are flexible!  You are welcome to volunteer for one hour or a full day, you set your own schedule, anytime between 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 

If you have any questions, call (509) 824-2595 or email gpenaflor@habitat-spokane.org.

Register and reserve your volunteer spot using this volunteer link: https://habitat-spokane.volunteerhub.com/vv2/

                    American Red Cross Blood Transportation Specialist 

Do you enjoy driving? American Red Cross is looking for volunteer drivers. Transportation specialists will retrieve a Red Cross vehicle and leave the Red Cross in Seattle and pick up blood in the afternoon in Thurston/Kitsap/Grays Harbor Counties.  Bringing it back to the Seattle Red Cross in a safe and timely manner. We also need drivers to leave the Seattle Red Cross at 9am to pick up blood from a variety of blood drives and courier it back to the Red Cross.  You will drive a Red Cross vehicle and we will pay for the gas. 

Drivers play a vital part in helping carry out the Red Cross mission, as each delivery could mean saving a life. The Red Cross supplies 40% of the nation's blood supply, and without drivers, safe blood products would not reach their destination. 

If you are interested or have questions,  please visit www.redcross.org/volunteer or contact your local chapter at joinusnw@redcross.org.

Coaches are the heart of our program! Each season, volunteer coaches inspire and guide a team through our tried-and-true curriculum once or twice a week after school for 8 weeks. Not a runner? No problem, all you need is a desire to support and encourage girls. Coaches can be 16 to 106, they can be professionals, retirees, students - anyone who is ready to make a direct impact on Whatcom County youth! The season culminates in a celebratory 5K when all teams come together to test their mettle by completing the 5K distance!

Join us for 8 unforgettable weeks, but beware - the girls are known to steal your heart!

Step into a world of knights, royalty, and revelry while helping bring the Spokane Renaissance Faire to life. We’re looking for friendly, dependable volunteers to help with:

Front Gate Check-In – Welcome guests and scan tickets

Parking Support – Help direct traffic and keep things moving safely

Care Crew – Check in on vendors and performers, assist with transitions between events, and provide support behind the scenes

General Help – Jump in wherever needed, from running supplies to helping guests find their way or supporting other teams during busy moments

This is a fun and fast-paced outdoor event where no two hours are the same. Volunteers are part of a welcoming team that keeps the magic flowing for thousands of guests.

Step into a world of knights, royalty, and revelry while helping bring the Spokane Renaissance Faire to life. We’re looking for friendly, dependable volunteers to help with:

Front Gate Check-In – Welcome guests and scan tickets

Parking Support – Help direct traffic and keep things moving safely

Care Crew – Check in on vendors and performers, assist with transitions between events, and provide support behind the scenes

General Help – Jump in wherever needed, from running supplies to helping guests find their way or supporting other teams during busy moments

This is a fun and fast-paced outdoor event where no two hours are the same. Volunteers are part of a welcoming team that keeps the magic flowing for thousands of guests

When: Friday, September 26th: 8:30AM-1:30PM

Where: St. George’s School Parking

2929 West Waikiki Road, Spokane, WA 99208                

47.76842673394092, -117.47240943526481

Overview: Riverside State Park consists of 9,194 acres along the Spokane and Little Spokane rivers. Recreational opportunities include mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, boating and more!

Scotch Broom is a Class B Noxious Weed that crowds out native species and can be harmful to habitat. Within the Little Spokane Natural Area, there is a large and growing area of this invasive plant. We will be targeting smaller patches of this plant along the edges of the affected area.

Project Description: From the parking lot, we will be hiking about 1 mile into the worksite to start removing the Scotch Broom plant. Volunteers can use weed whackers, loppers, and handsaws to cut down the plant. Then, crew leaders will follow up by spraying the stumps with herbicide so that the plant does not grow back.

Hiking Information: Expect to hike up to 3 miles total on steep and uneven terrain.  

Planning Information:

Things to bring:

Required:

Recommended:

Work gloves and eye protection will be provided but, if possible, we recommend bringing your own. We also will be providing tools but if you would like to bring your own, we will be using: handsaws, loppers, and weed whackers with a metal blade attachment.

Somebody to call Bingo every other Tuesday of the month from 12:30pm-2pm. :)

Wild Whatcom’s Board of Directors is vital to the current and ongoing success of the organization. Our Board provides strategic direction and accountability, helps develop goals, works to increase financial capacity, conducts public relations, and generally works for the well being of the organization. We also believe that serving on the Board should be fun, educational, and rewarding!

We are currently seeking board directors for our 2025-26 year. If you have a passion for equitable access to nature, the health benefits of regular time spent outdoors, and inspiring people of all ages to be active stewards of local nature spaces, this is a perfect opportunity to provide community voice to our work.

Commitment: Five meetings a year (quarterly, plus an annual retreat).

For more information, and to fill out our volunteer interest form, visit: https://www.wildwhatcom.org/volunteer

We are looking for civic clubs, businesses, churches, or simply groups of friends, neighbors, families, or individuals who will come together and commit to preparing and delivering a healthy meal to Gardenview Village's 30-40 guests. You have the power to decide how frequently you can commit—one time only, weekly, or monthly—whichever best fits your schedule. We especially need meal deliveries towards the end of the month.

Kitchen facilities in Gardenview Village are limited, so food must be prepared offsite and delivered. Road2Home volunteers often foster personal connections with the folks we serve. By providing each Gardenview Village guest with healthy meals, positive interactions, and encouragement, you can make a significant difference in their lives.  

Through Road2Home's work, meaningful relationships are built, and hope for better futures is created.  

To begin the process of becoming a Road2Home volunteer, click here!

Do you have three hours weekly to commit to a regular shift at Gardenview Village? While there, you will help our staff take care of the requests and needs of the village's guests.  You may also be asked to help complete daily routine tasks such as watering plants, stocking bathroom and kitchen supplies, etc.... 

This position will allow you to meet many wonderful people from our community who also volunteer in different capacities and donors who drop by with in-kind gifts to share with the guests we serve. You will also build meaningful relationships with the folks served in Road2Home's programs and services.

We're looking for people who can commit to one afternoon a week from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. or 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.  If you are willing, you could commit to one six-hour afternoon from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.  You tell us the day you will be consistently available, and we will put you in that timeslot on the master schedule.  

Step one is to complete the Road2Home Volunteer Application at this link:  https://www.jotform.com/211485377281157.  We look forward to working with you!

Are you handy to have around? Do you love to fix, replace, or repair? Gardenview Village needs you!

Volunteers should be experienced in general maintenance in the area where they specialize. They will be asked to assess a problem and suggest a good solution to remedy a the issue. They will communicate and coordinate with the Gardenview Village staff about the issue/resolution and resources necessary to move forward with repairs.

Do you enjoy creating a plan and watching it all come together? The Road2Home Fundraising and Events Committee welcomes your participation.   As a nonprofit organization, we work hard to raise funds to support our programs and services.  Everyone on the committee utilizes their skills, talents, and experience to plan, prepare, promote, organize, and host the fundraising activity.

The committee meets online via Google Meets monthly for 1 -2 hours to discuss new ideas and prepare for upcoming events.  Whether a season event planner or a novice, we welcome you to join us!

We look forward to working with you!  To begin the process of becoming a Road2Home volunteer, click here!

We need volunteer allies!! We currently have a waitlist of participants needing social support and allyship. 

As an ally, you'll provide companionship, connect clients with resources, serve as a liaison with their case manager, and help them achieve their goals. The best part is that you can do all this at a pace that suits you and your partner-participant. Our primary focus is on fostering connection and building a trusting relationship. 

Depending on what you prefer and what you're available, you may be paired with a guest at the Gardenview Village tiny homes or an individual in the community.

Being an ally is not just a volunteer role; it's an opportunity to make a significant difference in someone's life. Road2Home provides a community of fellow allies to learn from and connect with. We also offer in-depth training for allies, which covers trauma-informed care, creating boundaries, strategies to help clients realize their goals, local resources, and more. This comprehensive support ensures you feel prepared and confident in your role as an ally, ready to make a positive impact.

Being an ally requires a six-month commitment, during which you meet with a client in person twice a month and are available for phone calls or texts.

To help ensure a successful Ally experience, you must complete a Road2Home volunteer training class and an Ally orientation before being assigned a program partner. These sessions are designed to introduce our work, enrich your understanding of homelessness in our community, and help ensure a rewarding volunteer experience. You will also have access to our experienced staff trained in trauma-informed principles to guide you. We want your Ally Program experience to be rewarding for you and your partner!

We are thrilled about the possibility of working with you and the positive impact you can make as an ally. Your contribution is highly valued, and we look forward to welcoming you to our team soon!

To begin the process of becoming an Ally, click here!

This is a service-based AmeriCorps position. 

Responsibilities:

YouthBuild Spokane is a Department of Labor–funded program serving young adults ages 16–24 who are working toward a GED or high school equivalency while building job-ready skills. The program blends academic instruction, vocational training, career readiness activities, and community service to prepare participants for employment or further education.

Beyond the classroom, this member will connect students to career pathways by supporting employer meet-and-greets, mock interviews, and accompanying participants on tours of local businesses, training programs, apprenticeship sites, and postsecondary campuses. The role also includes coordinating and participating in civic engagement projects, national service days, and community events that promote leadership and teamwork.

Academic Support

Provide basic technical support to our nonprofit staff, including updating computer software, troubleshooting minor technical issues, and supporting our website and email systems. This role is ideal for someone with general IT skills who is passionate about supporting community-based organizations.

We need to clear blackberry and make room for planting season! Join Friends of the Hill and parks staff for a day of restoration!

The unique ecosystems at the Duwamish Hill Preserve highlight oak savannahs, camas prairie, wet sedge meadow, and the tule wetland. The hill itself is a geological wonder and is older than Mt. Rainier!

All ages and abilities are welcome, and no experience is necessary! Tools and training provided.

All ages OK

2 out of 40 participants registered.

A full water bottle, clothes that can get dirty, gloves if you have them, and closed-toe shoes.

3800 S 115th St, Tukwila, WA 98168, meet in the field by the road.

In the parking lot or along the split rail fence in the grass.

Join our Volunteer team to help Meals on Wheels in King County fight hunger! As a Meals on Wheels Volunteer, you will belong to a team committed to helping homebound seniors maintain their health and independence with nutritious food, personal contact, and caring service.

Volunteer Site Coordinator - Thursday mornings, 8:00 AM-12:00 PM.  Lead and support our dedicated volunteers to ensure meals-and hope-reach those who need them. From organizing deliveries to stepping in to call, pack, or deliver when needed, coordinators lead the heart of our daily operations. Training for this position is provided. We are looking for volunteers who are interested in volunteering in an ongoing basis. 

Qualities sought in Meals on Wheels volunteers: Commitment to the well-being of elders, good communication skills, reliability, flexibility, attention to detail, resourcefulness, and good cheer.

Requirements: Complete the Meals on Wheels Volunteer Application, consent to a Washington State Patrol background check, the ability to lift 15 pounds, and be age 21 or more.

Clothes For Kids provides school clothing to students in Snohomish County and the Northshore School District whose families qualify for free or reduced meals at school. Our vision is to empower students for success one wardrobe at a time. Come support students and their families in our retail store environment where kids and teens can pick out their own clothes with their families. Volunteers help in a wide array of areas including: sorting clothing donations, inventory, tagging, stocking the shop, assisting customers with shopping, and running our on-site thrift store.

We are currently seeking volunteers for Saturday mornings and would love to meet you! For more information and to pre-register for a volunteer shift, please contact outreach@clothesforkids.org.

Clothes For Kids provides school clothing to students in Snohomish County and the Northshore School District whose families qualify for free or reduced meals at school. Our vision is to empower students for success one wardrobe at a time. Come support students and their families in our retail store environment where kids and teens can pick out their own clothes with their families. Volunteers help in a wide array of areas including: sorting clothing donations, inventory, tagging, stocking the shop, assisting customers with shopping, and running our on-site thrift store. We are currently seeking volunteers for Wednesday mornings and would love to meet you!

Clothes For Kids provides school clothing to students in Snohomish County and the Northshore School District whose families qualify for free or reduced meals at school. Our vision is to empower students for success one wardrobe at a time. Come support students and their families in our retail store environment where kids and teens can pick out their own clothes with their families. Volunteers help in a wide array of areas including: sorting clothing donations, inventory, tagging, stocking the shop, assisting customers with shopping, and running our on-site thrift store.

We are currently seeking volunteers for Tuesday evenings and would love to meet you! For more information and to request our volunteer registration forms, please contact outreach@clothesforkids.org.

Clothes For Kids provides school clothing to students in Snohomish County and the Northshore School District whose families qualify for free or reduced meals at school. Our vision is to empower students for success one wardrobe at a time. Come support students and their families in our retail store environment where kids and teens can pick out their own clothes with their families. Volunteers help in a wide array of areas including: sorting clothing donations, inventory, tagging, stocking the shop, assisting customers with shopping, and running our on-site thrift store.

We are currently seeking volunteers for Thursday evenings and would love to meet you! Please contact outreach@clothesforkids.org for more information and to pre-register for a volunteer shift.

Clothes For Kids provides school clothing to students in Snohomish County and the Northshore School District whose families qualify for free or reduced meals at school. Our vision is to empower students for success one wardrobe at a time. Come support students and their families in our retail store environment where kids and teens can pick out their own clothes with their families. Volunteers help in a wide array of areas including: sorting clothing donations, inventory, tagging, stocking the shop, assisting customers with shopping, and running our on-site thrift store.

We are currently seeking volunteers for Monday mornings and would love to meet you! Please contact outreach@clothesforkids.org for more information and to obtain our volunteer registration forms. 

The Volunteer needs consist of sorting, stocking food, portioning bulk food, and handing out food to clients, prepackaging food boxes.

VOLUNTEERS CAN COME AND GO DURING SCHEDULED VOLUNTEER HOURS!!

Note:

In a professional/casual work setting, volunteers should wear clothing that is comfortable and practical for work, but not distracting or offensive to others. A kid y clothing that has words, terms, or pictures that may be offensive to other volunteers, clients, or employees is unacceptable.

In the food bank, volunteers are encouraged to wear comfortable clothes and dress in layers to accommodate varying temperatures. Volunteers are required to wear close-toed shoes in the food bank.

Make a difference through YMCA Leaders Club, a leadership development community service program that helps teens discover their full potential. It is a safe place where teens can come and simply be themselves. Leaders Club is a year-long leadership-development program for middle and high school teens. This program provides teens with extensive leadership training and volunteer opportunities that support YMCA programs and services to the community.

Be part of the solution! Youth and Government is a program that brings students (ages 13-18) together to discuss current events and issues important to them and their community, while building their public speaking, leadership, and debate skills. Civil discussion and civic engagement are more important today than ever before. At the Y, students from every background have a safe place to learn and engage.

Come help mentor youth and help with academic support! 

Volunteers help with barn chores, readying the horses, tack, equipment, and work in the arena assisting participants with lessons.

Side-Walkers: The responsibility of the side-walker is to help ensure safety of the rider throughout the lesson. You may be asked to provide physical support, as well as assist them in completing tasks when they need assistance.

Horse Leader: The leader is responsible for leading and maintaining control of the horse at a walk and trot.

Volunteers commit to helping with lessons one afternoon per week for the duration of the 6-week session. Lessons are held on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday afternoons.

Volunteers are required to attend a training on September 4, 2025 from 3-5:30pm.

The U-District Mentoring Program & McDonald Elementary are looking for mentors!

You can make such a big difference in a child's life!

Join us at McDonald Elementary in the Spokane Valley to share your time with a student.

This is an easy and fun opportunity for you and a student. You'll meet with your elementary student for just 30 minutes, once a week and give a child a connection to look forward to.

Join our team for a lunchtime opportunity -  just one day each week, between 11:00am – 1:00pm, Monday through Friday. School staff will work to match you with a student according to your schedule!

Again, your weekly commitment will take just 30 minutes, while you have lunch with your student, play a board or card game or simply visit. You can also go outdoors to the playground.

Simply click on Respond to Need!

Or contact Lexi at lexi@udptfoundation.com or text/call Lexi at 971-322-4684.

https://www.facebook.com/udistrictmentoring

https://www.instagram.com/udistrictmentoringprogram/

Distribution set-up starts two hours before distribution; these volunteers help stock the fridge, freezer, and shelves with food. This role includes standing, walking, and lifting 20-50 lbs.

Distribution check-in starts at least 15 minutes before distribution; these volunteers are given the necessary tools and training required to complete the role before starting. Helping Hands appreciates check-in volunteers who are able to stay the entire distribution and can commit to the role weekly, however we can be flexible and appreciate any help volunteers are willing to provide! This role can be seated or standing, really up to the volunteer. 

Distribution support starts at least 15 minutes before distribution; these volunteers regulate check-in lines, available carts for participants, and re-stocking empty shelves. Help participants carry food to their vehicles when needed, and answer questions when asked. This role can be seated or standing.

Time Commitment:

Volunteers are welcome to volunteer for as long as they’d like between the hours listed above. 

Requirements:

If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity, please fill out a volunteer application: helpinghandsskagit.org/volunteer/

CHOW - Cutting Hunger on the Weekends, is our program that provides meals for kids across the Skagit Valley. The CHOW station will be set up for volunteers by warehouse staff. Volunteers will break down larger packages into smaller serving sizes, gloves are required.

Each CHOW bag is packed with… 

All of these are packed into a plastic bag, sealed with a knot, and put into a large storage box. 

Time Commitment:

Requirements:

If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity, please fill out an application on our website: helpinghandsskagit.org/volunteer/

At U-District Mentoring, we believe that everyone has something to offer as a mentor. It doesn’t take much to greatly impact a child's life. By showing up consistently, for four hours each month, you can help to decrease depression symptoms, increase self confidence, and encourage higher educational goals for your mentee. Forming these relationships and expanding a child’s horizons can be one of the most rewarding experiences.

Unlike other mentoring programs, we don’t have a waitlist of children. Instead, we intentionally match the mentor and the child based on interests and experiences. Hoping to be matched with a child that likes to paint or play sports? With the help of school counselors, we work to find that perfect match. 

The commitment level is easy, even for the busiest of people. You can create the schedule and get to plan each outing!

Ready to make an impact on a child's life and your community?

Just click the blue tab that says: Respond to Need to learn more. 

Or email Lexi at lexi@udptfoundation.com or text or call at 971.322.4684.

You can visit our website at: https://udistrictpt.com/foundation/

Follow us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/udistrictmentoring

and Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/udistrictmentoringprogram/

Looking for a volunteer opportunity that is fun and rewarding? Join our Volunteer team! As a Meals on Wheels Volunteer, you will belong to a team committed to helping homebound seniors maintain their health and independence with nutritious food, personal contact, and caring service.

A volunteer is needed to deliver meals Thursday mornings. Volunteers arrive at the center in Des Moines to pick up meals between 9:15-9:30AM, and deliveries typically take 1 - 1 1/2 hours. Mileage is reimbursable while making deliveries. We are looking for volunteers who are interested in volunteering for an ongoing basis with us.

Are you typically available Thursday mornings and interested in this volunteer opportunity?  Contact us for an application to get started!

Join our Volunteer team to help Meals on Wheels in King County fight hunger! As a Meals on Wheels Volunteer, you will belong to a team committed to helping homebound seniors maintain their health and independence with nutritious food, personal contact, and caring service.

Alternate Caller: Help alleviate social isolation for seniors in your community. Make friendly phone calls to collect Meals on Wheels orders. This opportunity is on Tuesday mornings, 9:00 am - 11:30 am, as needed. We are looking for volunteers that are available long-term. Training will be provided. This role will act as a fill in when our weekly caller is out.

Are you typically available Tuesday mornings and available long-term? Contact us for an application to get started!

Donate 1-2 hours every week to help a student get closer to meeting academic goals, gain confidence, and feel more excited to come to school. By tutoring at Rising Star, you help strengthen academic supports for elementary-grade students in public schools. 

Your regular duties may include:

Training

Skills needed

Rising Star Elementary is located on Beacon Hill and serves nearly 350 students. Join our vibrant, multicultural community as a volunteer! 

At Seattle Public Schools, we celebrate diversity, nurture cultural and ethnic pride in our students, and honor home languages. Rising Star Elementary is a neighborhood school with a rich and diverse population of students:
- 65% of our students identify as Black, Asian/Pacific Islander, and Latinx. 
- 40% of students are English Language Learners.

Interested? Click the "respond" button, and we will follow up with you within two business days. 

Academic Support in Reading

Reading support volunteers focus on filling critical gaps that students have in foundational reading skills. Each week, volunteers will work with the (same) student on important concepts in both reading literature and non-fiction texts, including decoding skills, fluency skills, and reading comprehension. The content used within this role is provided by the classroom teacher in collaboration with the English Language Development teacher.

Our goals

Schedule
Choose one or more shifts per week Monday through Friday
Volunteer for 90 or 120 minutes per shift (30 minutes per student)

Flexible shifts:

(Wednesday is an early release day - no 1:00 pm or 1:30 pm shifts)

Learn more about our school at https://risingstares.seattleschools.org/ 

In-person Tutors needed for Youth Tutoring Program!

Please click the Respond button below to apply now so that we have your application processed in time for scheduling this year.  

Program Dates and Times:  

Description:

Volunteer Testimonials:  

How it feels to be a tutor at YTP: "like I'm helping, maybe if only a little bit, to the students becoming better learners and advocates for themselves" - a current tutor at YTP  

We asked our volunteers what they enjoy most about tutoring with YTP:  

"The students are amazing and I learn something new from them every session"  

"Getting to know the kids... which is a huge difference from other youth outreach experiences. They teach me... how to be better at teaching and are just fun to hang out with"  

"I think my favorite memories will always be watching my student experience "Aha!" moments. Realizing that I am helping this student learn something they previously had trouble with is very satisfying. I also appreciate the strong relationship that we have formed over the year and value it."  

How This Helps Our Community:  

We welcome everyone who wants to help and particularly encourage members of the Black community and people of color to volunteer with us. Almost all of YTP's students are people of color and roughly 85% come from immigrant families and many of our students are of East African descent. We believe African-American tutors will support them in navigating American culture, as tutoring is not only about academics but relationship building and socio-emotional support. We need your help to strengthen our diverse community and raise our collective efforts to improve our students' education across the city.  

Skills Desired*:  

*No Experience Required, but we welcome volunteers with background and experience to apply!  

Our Locations:   

Lake City Court - Lake City  

Yesler Terrace - First Hill  

High Point - West Seattle  

New Holly and Martin Luther King Jr. Apartments - SE Seattle  

Rainier Vista - Columbia City Beacon Hill    

Click the link to send in an initial application! Then click the "respond" button for this post.

  Youth Tutoring Program Application (office.com).

Sincerely,  

YTP Team

The Fig Tree needs volunteers to assist with updating, organizing, proofreading and distributing the annual Directory of Congregations and Community Resources. Different tasks are needed throughout the year. The directory is a vital resource for connecting the faith and nonprofit communities, helping their leaders in making referrals, and connecting people with opportunities to serve.  Assist with research in March to May, editing in May and June, distribution in August and September and into fall.

We need volunteers to help us have a presence at various community events throughout the year.

Schedules vary:  Some are on weekends for 2 to 3 hour shifts

We seek a pool of volunteers now and people willing to share the Fig Tree story.

Some are evenings and some are week days.  Some will be outdoors as weather warms.

Having displays at community events increased our visibility and helps us introduce The Fig Tree to new readers.

Our address is below but the addresses of events vary.

The Fig Tree sponsors various educational events and opportunities for dialogue on issues of concern in the community and society. We are recruiting a team of people to help plan ecumenical dialogue events, the Eastern Washington Legislative Conference in January, interfaith dialogues and discussions, and other event opportunities that arise. In addition to meetings, there are responsibilities for arrangements, as well as for volunteer recruitment.

Meetings are on Zoom.

The Fig Tree needs volunteer help with editing and proofreading on third Fridays, fourth Mondays and fourth Thursdays.  Visit http://www.thefigtree.org to learn about The Fig Tree.  We will offer training on our style.

We are editing online - also require training.

Please send resume.  We will interview.

Assist with the Events Planning Committee work?meetings, phone calls, volunteer recruitment?for The Fig Tree Benefit Breakfast and Benefit Luncheon in March each year and other events. Assist with planning and promotion and on the days of the events with set up and clean up. 

Meetings by Zoom at noon first Thursdays.

First Wednesdays of September through June at 10 a.m., volunteers meet at Emmanuel Family Life Center, 631 S. Richard Allen Ct. entrance on east side of building off S. Ivory parking lot, to deliver bulk orders of The Fig Tree and to send mailings. Volunteers work about 2 hours on their own and /or spend about 2 hours delivering papers to assigned routes in areas of Spokane.  Mailing volunteers pick up letters to fold, put in envelopes, and stamps to mail them.