**We are not a FIRE DEPARTMENT. We are part of Search and Rescue in King County, Washington. ** The King County Incident Support team is part of the 8 King County, WA volunteer Search and Rescue units. KC IST specializes in assisting the Incident Commander of a Search and Rescue Mission at the command post by: *Communicating on VHF/UHF radios and logging the radio traffic *Developing and printing maps to be used by field searchers *Logging position updates of field crews *Preparing briefing and debriefing packets for field crews *Requesting SPOT reports as needed | Requirements: Initial requirements: Pass IC-100, IC-1700 Complete an application here: http://www.kcist.org/membership/how-to-join/ Additional requirements after joining: http://www.kcist.org/training/ | Categories: Department Support, Other

Corner Book Shop volunteers interact with customers, assist in finding books, receive donations, ring up sales, and restock shelves. Volunteers generally work two shifts per month with flexible schedules.

Assist at special sales events like the Holiday Sale, engaging with patrons and helping with sales activities. Open to both members and non-members.

Stock Room volunteers assess, price, and organize books, and may help restock shelves in the bookshop. Volunteers generally work two shifts per month with flexible schedules.

Volunteers play a crucial role in making the KCLS Foundation’s Literary Lions Gala a success. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring smooth execution of the gala activities.

Participate in local Nourishing Network groups to identify and solve crucial human needs problems affecting your community. These groups provide a warm and inclusive space for volunteers to collaborate and make a tangible impact.

Volunteer to support the Bellevue Schools Foundation by joining one of the various committees of the Board of Trustees. Your involvement will help promote and fund the best possible learning opportunities for students in Bellevue's public schools.

Help build peace and overcome global divisions while honing your intercultural communication skills. Volunteers engage in 1-on-1 conversations with participants from over 35 countries. This role is open to anyone over the age of 14 with internet access. Onboarding and training for this role takes about 4-6 hours.

Volunteer as a Family Planning Outreach Counselor to provide information and counseling to nomadic tribes in Northern Kenya. Volunteers will help educate communities on the benefits of family planning and support healthier family structures.

Volunteers are essential to NWPF's work, supporting free services and programs that deliver access to specialty care, distribute educational resources, host community events, and raise awareness. Volunteers help develop self-advocacy and system navigation tools.

Assist with administrative and marketing tasks such as social media, graphic design, and engagement strategies. Photographers are needed to document work and events, and to boost materials for the adoption program.

Collect, organize, and deliver pet supplies across Puget Sound, Southwest Washington, and Yakima County. Drivers are needed to pick up and deliver supplies to events, clinics, and other locations as required.

Help out at in-person events, including wellness clinics, by making pet ID tags and distributing supplies to pets of low-income, homeless, and in-need community members. Volunteers are also needed for adoption, fundraising, and other events throughout the year.

Assist with check-in/registration, set-up, and other tasks during TRIFC's special events aimed at raising awareness and funds for their programs. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the success of these events.

Support TRIFC's public relations efforts by helping to promote their mission and programs. Volunteers may assist with creating marketing materials, managing social media accounts, and engaging with the community.

Provide IT support to help maintain and improve TRIFC's technological infrastructure. Volunteers with expertise in IT can assist with data entry, system updates, and troubleshooting.

Volunteers are needed to help distribute, plant, and care for trees in the Eastside area. This opportunity is open to individuals of all ages, races, genders, and skill levels, and qualifies for school service hours.

Volunteer as a chaperone for Grad Night 2025, a safe and fun celebration for graduating seniors. Help ensure a supervised, substance-free environment for students to celebrate their achievements.

Volunteers assist with various events throughout the year, providing logistical support and ensuring events run smoothly. This role is essential in engaging the community and supporting students.

Volunteers serve as scholarship application readers, helping to read and score scholarship applications. This role is crucial in supporting students' access to financial aid for college.

Contribute by improving the Leschi Community Council's website, assisting in email communications, or posting announcements in our kiosk. Volunteers with skills in technology and communications are encouraged to apply.

Join the Technology Team to evaluate and recommend system improvements, troubleshoot issues, and support website updates. This role is crucial for maintaining the organization's technological infrastructure.

Assist the Membership Team in recruitment and retention activities, including organizing events and onboarding new members. This role focuses on creating a positive membership experience and fostering community engagement.

Participate in park cleanup efforts to help maintain and beautify local green spaces. Volunteers will work with a team to clean up parks and natural areas, contributing to the environmental health of the community.

Join the Grant Review Team to review and select grant applications from community-based nonprofits. This role involves collaborating with team members to evaluate applications and participate in the selection process.

Serve as a liaison between Impact 100 Seattle and its grantee partners, helping to maintain relationships and identify additional support opportunities beyond financial grants.

Support the Communications Team by assisting with social media, newsletters, and other communication channels. This role involves developing and executing communication strategies to enhance the organization's visibility.

Assist in the distribution of Leschi News by picking up copies or labeling them for distribution. Volunteers with a car are especially needed to help with delivery routes.

Seeking group mentor facilitators and mentors for virtual sessions on Monday evenings. Mentors will work with 9th and 10th graders in need of support, providing guidance and mentorship. Training is provided.

AofH is seeking assistance from a CPA for bookkeeping, compiling budget data, and financial strategic planning. This role will involve using QuickBooks for constructing financial documents and maintaining reports.

Assist in the classroom with children, help in the library, manage coffee service, or participate in cleaning up. Volunteers can also join the teaching community or school board, and help organize events and fundraisers. Special skills like photography, music, art, IT, or Finnish cooking are welcome.

Chaperone the three-day Washington State Thespian Festival, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for students. Completion of the Seattle Public Schools’ volunteer process is required.

Bake or purchase items for the concessions table and help set up and staff the table before shows and during intermissions.

Assist with selling tickets and answering questions during theatre productions. Training on the box office software will be provided.

Assist with set construction, painting, and costume inventory for theatre productions. Volunteers will be contacted via email or Facebook for specific tasks.

Volunteers coordinate and attend Meet & Greets at various locations to introduce Greyhounds to potential adopters. Responsibilities include setting up events, handling Greyhounds, and engaging with the public to provide information about adoption.

Volunteering with Community Passageways is a way to invest your skills, heart, and mind into our young people. Volunteers may engage in mentoring, support, and community-building activities to help youth stay on a positive path.

The Red Cross Club Coordinator serves as a liaison between the Red Cross and Club student leadership. They help create and maintain an environment where youth feel empowered to lead and mobilize peers in community service projects. Club Coordinators support school year start-up, help document activities and hours, and attend monthly Club meetings and events throughout the school year, virtually.

The Duty officer is the first line of contact for First Responders. They receive calls from police, fire, and ambulance and relay information to the Disaster Action Team. Responsibilities include leadership and coordination of the response efforts during disasters.

Assist with thanking our donors through acknowledgement letters, thank you phone calls, and other stewardship materials. Support stewardship efforts by conducting donor thank you calls and sending personalized communication.

Welcome and greet blood donors during a Red Cross Blood drive, providing exceptional customer service and ensuring a positive experience. Staff reception area, support donor check-in process, and offer refreshments.

Support the day-to-day activities within a shelter during large disasters. Volunteers may work in reception, registration, feeding, and information areas. Training will be provided, and a commitment to multiple local shifts is required.

Support Rainier Scholars in exploring their interests, building skills, and pursuing their passions through various career-related programs and activities. Volunteers can engage in Leadership Labs, Career & Leadership Weekend, Career Expo, and more.

Assemble and send care packages to college students twice a year, providing a much-needed boost during final exam time. This role involves connecting with scholars and supporting them through thoughtful gestures.

Contribute your time and skills by volunteering in the NW Children's Foundation office. Tasks may include administrative support, data entry, and assisting with event planning.

Join NW Children's Foundation by volunteering at their Annual Gala in May. Volunteers can assist with event setup, guest registration, and auction activities to support fundraising efforts.

Explore board membership or join a committee to help guide the strategic direction of NW Children's Foundation. Committee members collaborate on fundraising, outreach, and program development.

Contribute your skills to support Mockingbird's operations and projects. Volunteers are encouraged to share their expertise in areas such as administration, communications, and technology to aid the organization's mission.

Volunteers sort, tag, and track supplies efficiently to maintain accurate records and assist in inventory audits. Shifts are available weekly from Tuesday to Friday.

Volunteers work on projects like sorting and processing incoming donations, fulfilling online orders, and preparing the store for shopping days. Group shifts are flexible and available Tuesday-Saturday.

Volunteers assist with errands and drive a large van along with another driver volunteer. This role includes processing items in the warehouse.

Volunteers assist with administrative tasks such as stuffing envelopes and personalizing thank you cards. Shifts are available for individuals and groups.

Volunteers support the Treehouse Store’s online order fulfillment by processing orders and maintaining inventory. Shifts are available weekly from Tuesday to Saturday.

Volunteers sort and process incoming donations, tag clothing, and prepare the store for shopping days. Shifts are available for individuals, families, and friends.

Volunteers assist in managing data within the Microsoft Dynamics platform, perform data entry, and generate reports. A commitment to a consistent weekly schedule is required.

Volunteers use their social networks to amplify Treehouse's mission and reach by performing simple tasks on social media.

Coaches work alongside small groups of entrepreneurs in our 8-week Business Basics Course. They help students become more familiar with business concepts and guide them in applying these concepts to their specific businesses and situations.

Volunteers help process items in the warehouse to provide a high-quality shopping experience for youth and caregivers. Shifts are available weekly from Tuesday to Saturday.

Parent Trust is seeking individuals to join our statewide Board of Directors. Board members help to ensure fiscal responsibility, raise funds, and serve as ambassadors to the community.

Provide legal oversight for REST’s operations and help mitigate legal risks. Work closely with the executive team to support organizational compliance and governance.

Help develop effective and sustainable programs for vulnerable populations. Provide insights for REST's programs and collaborate with the executive team to enhance organizational effectiveness.

Assist REST in fundraising efforts by leveraging your network to raise awareness and support for our programs. Create online peer-to-peer fundraisers to meet immediate needs.

Oversee and enhance REST’s practices related to monitoring and improving organizational impact. Collaborate with the executive team to track and analyze program performance metrics.

Join REST's board to help drive financial success through fundraising initiatives. Collaborate with the Director of Engagement to exceed annual goals and connect potential donors to REST's mission.

Assist in organizing and managing community events throughout the year to ensure they run smoothly. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Provide mentorship to RVC Fellows during their two-year placement at a community-based organization. Mentors will model leadership qualities, explore community dynamics, and guide Fellows in achieving their goals.

Assist in facilitating youth summer camps focused on film and media making. Volunteers will help with setup, engage with participants, and support instructors during workshops.

Assist with organizing and managing local events to support early learning initiatives. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and providing information to attendees.

Assist in organizing and facilitating workshops for artists, including setting up materials and helping participants during sessions. Volunteers should have good organizational and interpersonal skills.

Participate in our signature events such as the SummeRun & Walk for Ovarian Cancer or the Giving Gala. Volunteers help with event setup, registration, and participant assistance, contributing to the success of fundraising and awareness efforts.

Helping Link/Một Dấu Nối is looking for a community engagement ambassador to help develop and cultivate relationships in neighboring areas. This role includes supporting community outreach projects.

Helping Link is looking for individuals to teach computer and iPad skills to limited English speakers. Responsibilities include engaging students and guiding them through basic technology skills.

Helping Link is looking for pro-bono services from a bookkeeper with accounting experience in QuickBooks. Responsibilities include processing monthly accounting activities, payroll, bank reconciliations, and filing tax documents.

Helping Link is seeking volunteers to serve as Adult ESL instructors for teaching basic English language fluency. Responsibilities include preparing and instructing the ESL class and organizing learning materials.

Helping Link is seeking a volunteer social media/marketing specialist to assist in developing marketing strategies and creating content for social media platforms.

Helping Link seeks grant writers to conduct research and write grant proposals. Responsibilities include communicating the organization’s mission to potential funders and identifying program needs.

Join one of WPSR's issue-area task forces to help set strategic priorities and mobilize efforts to educate the public, influence decision-makers, and pass health-protective policies. Volunteers will engage in activities such as signing petitions, amplifying key messages, and participating in meetings with legislators.

Contribute your special skills or expertise to WPSR's program areas through project-based volunteering. Volunteers will work on specific projects that align with their knowledge and interests to support WPSR's mission.

Participate in WPSR’s Advocacy Mentorship Program to guide aspiring advocates in public policy and health advocacy. Mentors will meet monthly with mentees to share expertise and passion for advocacy work.

Be a companion for a resident at Park Place Assisted Living Facility. Engage in shopping, walks and crafts.

Volunteers work alongside employees on the farm, engaging in various agricultural tasks. This opportunity is ideal for individuals who enjoy working outdoors and getting their boots muddy, and is open to high school students, those interested in special education or social work, and groups seeking team-building activities.

Participate in the ongoing stewardship of different garden areas and programs. Volunteers help maintain the garden, assist with events, and collaborate with the local community and other organizations at Magnuson Park.

Volunteers will engage in collective work and responsibility, enhancing academics and family involvement through various interactive activities. Volunteers will learn and enjoy the works of village life as they engage with the community.

Volunteers are needed to sew face masks for the staff and volunteers of Children's Home Society of Washington to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Each volunteer should commit to making at least 25 masks.

Join FareStart and Amazon at The Golf Club at Newcastle for a day of raising money to support FareStart’s job training and food security programs! Volunteers will be assigned to a hole along the course and will track any successful hole-in-ones. This is a fun, leisurely activity for golf enthusiasts to enjoy the day and cheer on tournament participants.

Provide technical support and assistance with IT-related tasks to ensure smooth operation of programs and events. Volunteers should have experience in IT support and troubleshooting.

Lead cultural activities that reflect the languages and cultures taught by the organization, enhancing students' learning experiences. Volunteers should have knowledge of cultural practices and activities.

Support the organization by creating video content that highlights programs and events, contributing to media outreach and engagement. Volunteers should have skills in videography and video editing.

Assist in capturing photos during events and programs, helping to document and promote the organization's activities. Volunteers should have experience in photography and access to their own equipment.

Help design promotional materials and graphics for events and programs, enhancing the visual communication of the organization. Volunteers should have experience in graphic design and access to design software.

Support media outreach efforts by assisting with press releases and media contact management, helping to increase the organization's visibility. Volunteers should have experience in communications and media relations.

Assist in organizing and coordinating events and gatherings, ensuring successful execution and participant engagement. Volunteers should have strong organizational and interpersonal skills.

Volunteers are needed to assist in building awareness about the rising number of homeless and unaccompanied youth in King County. This includes managing an awareness table with brochures and materials to tell the story of AofH, along with fundraising activities. All funds raised will support free services for at-risk youth.

CASA volunteers are appointed by the court to advocate for the best interest of children involved in legal proceedings in King County Dependency Court due to abuse or neglect. Volunteers work closely with children, families, and legal professionals to ensure the child's needs are met.

Contribute to the digital archiving of Seattle Print Arts' materials. Responsibilities include organizing, cataloging, and maintaining digital records.

Help set up and clean up during visiting artists' lectures and demonstrations. Engage with artists and attendees to facilitate a smooth event experience.

Assist in organizing and managing the Biennial Print Exchange event. Responsibilities include helping with setup, coordination, and ensuring smooth operation of the event.

Assist in setting up and cleaning up during the annual meeting or picnic event. Support event logistics and ensure a welcoming environment for attendees.

Event Supervisors are responsible for organizing and running specific events at Science Olympiad tournaments. Responsibilities include preparing event materials, coordinating with co-supervisors, and ensuring compliance with event rules.

Assist in various roles during regional and state Science Olympiad tournaments, including event setup, registration, and judging. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of the events and supporting student participants.