Assist with the daily care of over 600 birds, including feeding, cleaning enclosures, and monitoring bird health. Volunteers will also help with maintenance tasks around the sanctuary.

Volunteers are needed to help clean the shelter and care for the bunnies on designated cleaning days. Responsibilities include refreshing litter boxes, vacuuming, refilling water towers, replenishing hay, and interacting with the bunnies. Volunteers must be able to lift 30-40 pounds and provide their own transportation.

Volunteers are needed to regularly visit and interact with bunnies to help them become more adoptable. Experience with rabbits is preferred, but training is available. Volunteers should commit to regular visits and provide their own transportation.

Help at Re-In-Carnation thrift store by sorting and pricing donations. Volunteers should be organized and comfortable with customer service.

As a Friendly Visitor for our Outreach Program, you will be matched with a senior facing loneliness. This role involves regular visits, training, and communication with a Social Worker to ensure a positive experience. A commitment of at least 6 months is appreciated.

Assist with cashier duties at Re-In-Carnation thrift store. Volunteers should be friendly, organized, and have good customer service skills.

Support our reception/front desk by greeting visitors, answering calls, and helping with day-to-day operations. We are looking for friendly individuals to work 4 hours weekly.

Provide transportation for seniors to medical appointments. Volunteers use their own vehicles and can choose their driving schedule.

Help prepare and serve meals at the center. Tasks include setting tables and cleaning. A food handler's permit is required.

Come help FareStart harvest produce at Carnation Farms! This is a Family Friendly volunteer opportunity, open to ages 5-15yrs with a guardian, 16-17yrs with signed parental permission.

Come help FareStart harvest produce at Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center! This is a family-friendly opportunity, ages 5-15 are welcome with an adult guardian. Volunteers will glean goods that are in excess or that local growers would like to donate for communities experiencing food insecurity.

Assist with regular horse care upkeep, including checking waters, mucking stalls, grooming, and providing affection to the horses. Volunteers of all ages and experience levels are welcome.

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.

Volunteers assist with the transport of animals, ensuring they reach their foster or forever homes safely. Responsibilities include coordinating with the transport company and handling logistics for animal flights.

Volunteer as a teacher in one of our Winter Session classes or on an as-needed basis for events. Volunteers will teach a pre-made curriculum with PowerPoints and scripts available, alongside an experienced officer and 1-2 volunteers.

Foster parents provide temporary care for cats, kittens, dogs, and puppies in their own homes. Care duration ranges from two weeks to three months.

Create and design labels and signs for the botanical garden. Volunteers will use their creativity to help visitors navigate and learn about the garden.

Assist with managing and updating the Sammamish Botanical Garden Society's website. Volunteers will help ensure the website is user-friendly and up-to-date with the latest information and events.

Lead educational workshops and classes on gardening and nature topics. Volunteers will engage with community members of all ages to foster a love for nature and learning.

Assist in writing and preparing grant proposals to secure funding for the society's projects and initiatives. Volunteers will work closely with the board to identify funding opportunities.

Manage and organize the society's database of members and volunteers. Volunteers will ensure data accuracy and assist with data entry tasks.

Contribute artistic skills to create educational materials and artwork for programs and events. Volunteers will help enhance the visual appeal of educational content.

The Kids Program Volunteer will work with children ages newborn to 12 years old. This role requires a general desire to engage in fun activities with children and a willingness to work with those who may have developmental or behavioral challenges. A satisfactory criminal background is necessary.

As a volunteer maintenance worker, you will assist with the repair and maintenance of Acres of Diamonds. This role supports the mission of creating lasting change for homeless moms and kids through a caring community. You will perform basic repairs and maintenance tasks both indoors and outdoors.

Help distribute catered meals to homeless individuals sheltered in hotels, ensuring they receive nutrition while minimizing exposure to COVID-19. Volunteers will meet food delivery staff and alert clients when food arrives.

Contribute to theater production and trail maintenance while earning community service hours. This opportunity is ideal for students seeking to fulfill service requirements in a fun and engaging outdoor setting.

Assist with various tasks during theater events, including taking tickets, ushering, operating the concession stand, and preparing and serving dinners. Volunteers are essential in creating a welcoming atmosphere for patrons.

Participate in work parties to maintain and improve the theater grounds, including tasks like trail upkeep, mowing, trimming branches, and refurbishing theater seating. Volunteers help ensure the property remains beautiful and functional.

Join the Eastside Youth Concert Band by submitting an online audition. Record and upload your performance on a specified instrument to YouTube, showcasing both lyrical and technical playing. No audition fee is required.

Assist in organizing events that promote the history and culture of Duvall. This role involves planning, coordination, and execution of various events throughout the year.

Engage with local schools to promote the history of Duvall and the Valley. This role involves developing and delivering educational programs to students.

Help process and catalog artifacts, books, and archival materials. This role is crucial for maintaining the society's collections and making them accessible to the public.

Design and implement exhibits that showcase the history and heritage of Duvall. This role involves creativity and an eye for detail to create engaging and informative displays.

Capture today's happenings for tomorrow's history by photographing events and activities organized by the Duvall Historical Society. Your photos will help document and preserve the history of Duvall for future generations.

Assist in maintaining the gardens at the Duvall Historical Society properties. This role involves regular upkeep and beautification of the garden areas to enhance the visitor experience.

Volunteer as a docent at the Dougherty House, guiding visitors and sharing the rich history of Duvall with them. Training will be provided to ensure you can effectively engage with the public and enhance their visit.

Assist in managing and supporting students during week-long acting and musical theater camps. Volunteers will help create a positive and safe environment for children to learn and perform, ensuring smooth operation of daily activities.

Volunteers at Raven Rock Ranch assist in various tasks including learning about horse behavior and diet, and helping to facilitate relationships between humans and horses. Volunteers gain insights and tools that impact their personal and professional lives while contributing to the healing process of clients.

Join our team of youth volunteers to make a positive impact by preparing and serving hot meals to those in need at local shelters. Volunteers will help with meal preparation, serving, and clean-up.

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.

Volunteers are needed to set up and serve refreshments during the intermission of each Concert Band performance at the Redmond Performing Arts Center. This role involves interacting with guests and ensuring a smooth reception experience.

Volunteers will serve as cashiers and ushers during concert performances, responsible for collecting payments, distributing programs, and assisting guests with seating arrangements.

Assist in organizing and facilitating a breakfast event focused on trends in youth substance use and mental well-being. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and data presentation coordination.

Help recreate a teenage bedroom exhibit to educate parents on hidden signs of substance use. Volunteers will assist in setup and guide visitors through the exhibit.

Assist in organizing a student video PSA and visual art contest awards night. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Support resource fairs by helping with setup, engaging with attendees, and distributing informational materials about substance use prevention.

Participate in organizing community dinners that include prevention education. Volunteers will assist with meal preparation, serving, and educational activities.

Support the leadership development conference for middle school students by assisting with event logistics, participant engagement, and workshop facilitation.

Help organize events for the Washington State Trails Coalition, including planning, logistics, and coordination with volunteers and participants.

Volunteers assist in receiving donations, sorting goods, packing essentials, repairing bikes, and moving stock. They also help organize community drives and participate in events.

Support WSTC's social media channels by creating content, engaging with the community, and promoting trail-related events and news.

Assist in organizing and running PTSA events such as the yearly Ice Cream Social and Field Day celebration. Volunteers help ensure events run smoothly and may be involved in various tasks depending on the event.

Join the small group of parents leading the PTSA. Responsibilities include organizing fundraisers and activities, attending monthly board meetings, and taking on roles as desired.

Assist teachers in the classroom with various tasks as needed. Volunteers should contact teachers directly to offer their help.

Organize and host a charity stream or fundraiser to support Child's Play initiatives. Utilize platforms like Twitch or YouTube to engage your audience and raise funds for pediatric patients.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

Volunteers help grow the arts community in Woodinville by sharing their time and skills in various roles such as ushering, stagehands, flyer distribution, and tabling at local community events. Volunteers must be at least 10 years old, and those under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Lead the 'Map Your Neighborhood' program by organizing and guiding community members in emergency preparedness efforts. Volunteers will coordinate meetings and share resources to enhance community safety.

Join your neighbors in cleaning up the roadsides along SR522. Volunteers will collect trash and help maintain the cleanliness of the community. This is a great opportunity to contribute to the environment and community pride.

Assist in coordinating community events and activities. Volunteers will help organize, create flyers, and manage logistics to ensure successful community gatherings.

Contribute articles or information for the monthly community newsletter. Volunteers will write and research content that is relevant and engaging for the community members.

Volunteers serve as fire lookouts, observing and reporting fire and smoke in their assigned areas. Responsibilities include maintaining lookout equipment, interacting with the public, and performing routine administrative tasks. Volunteers must complete training and be physically capable of carrying out lookout duties.

Volunteers assist with basic preservation tasks such as scraping and repainting, repairing broken parts of the lookouts, picking up trash, and maintaining trails. This role involves physical labor and sometimes requires hauling materials to remote lookout locations.

Act as a liaison between Oom Yung Doe and the community, helping to organize events and promote the organization's mission. Volunteers should be outgoing and passionate about community engagement.

Create engaging content for social media platforms to promote Oom Yung Doe's programs and events. Volunteers should have a knack for creativity and an understanding of social media trends.

Assist with setting up events, which may include arranging equipment, setting up booths, and ensuring the venue is prepared for participants. Volunteers should be able to lift light equipment and work collaboratively with a team.

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.

Licensed massage volunteers provide comforting massage services to hospice patients, helping them find relief and comfort during their end-of-life journey.

Provide companionship to hospice patients through activities such as running errands, playing games, and simply being present. Volunteers are integral to reducing a patient's loneliness.

Provide Reiki services to hospice patients, offering emotional and physical support through holistic practices. Must be Reiki Level II or higher.

Work under the supervision of the Coordinator - Hospice Volunteers, utilizing registered therapy animals to provide gentle touch and compassionate care to hospice patients.

Volunteers increase the Society’s visibility online by managing electronic media, including the website, Facebook, Instagram, and other outlets, uploading articles, event notifications, and photographs.

Volunteers maintain records of membership, supporters, and visitors, print mailing labels, and manage email lists.

Volunteers at the Woodinville Heritage Museum help make the history of our community more accessible by guiding visitors through exhibits and sharing the rich heritage of the greater Woodinville Community.

Volunteers assist in developing fundraising opportunities, organizing fundraising events, and writing grants. They also help produce the society’s newsletter and expand the web presence on social media.

Community outreach volunteers produce Free Community Programs by developing, scheduling, promoting, and hosting various public programs. They also assist in membership development and creating partnerships within the community.

Organize and sponsor a food drive to collect non-perishable food items for the Woodinville Storehouse Food Bank. Drives can be held once a month, once a year, or on special occasions. All collected items should be unopened and unexpired.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Assist in the renovation of school bus shelters in the Mirrormont community. Volunteers will help with tasks such as painting, cleaning, and minor repairs to improve the safety and appearance of the shelters.

Assist in building and painting sets, organizing props and costumes, and maintaining technical equipment. Volunteers will help bring productions to life by contributing their skills in various backstage roles.

Help with the general operations of the theatre, including cleaning, organizing inventory, and assisting with lighting and sound during performances. Volunteers will play a crucial role in ensuring smooth theatre operations.

**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

Join monthly community clean-up events to help maintain the cleanliness and beauty of local parks and trails. Volunteers will participate in trash collection and other maintenance activities.

Help install signage and create passive education opportunities for park visitors. Volunteers will contribute to projects that enhance public knowledge and appreciation of local green spaces.

Assist with land restoration events by helping to remove invasive species and restore natural habitats. Volunteers will work on projects aimed at improving the ecological health of community green spaces.

Promote the protection of Shelton View Forest by inviting friends and family for hikes, sharing on social media, and displaying SVF signs. This role involves community engagement and awareness-raising.