Assist with various projects aimed at preserving historic sites on Whidbey Island. Volunteers will engage in hands-on work to support the organization's mission of saving historic places and sharing their stories.

Assist with setting up and taking down event infrastructure for the Penn Cove Water Festival. Volunteers will help ensure the festival runs smoothly by preparing the venue before the event and dismantling it afterward.

Join the race committee to help organize and manage the canoe races at the Penn Cove Water Festival. Volunteers will coordinate with participants and ensure the races are conducted safely and fairly.

Work with Civility First to organize events, assist with registration at workshops, and ensure smooth operations during events. Help create a welcoming and respectful environment for all participants.

Talk about Civility First online and follow our Facebook page to help spread awareness about our mission. Engage with our content and share it with your network to promote civility.

Help with publicity by taking pictures, making videos, hanging posters, and promoting workshops and special events. Engage with the community to increase awareness of Civility First's mission.

Join one of our committees such as Art Contest, Workshops, or Fundraising. Collaborate with other members to plan and execute events and initiatives that promote civility.

Participate in the decision-making process by joining the Penn Cove Water Festival Association. Members will help plan and execute the festival, ensuring its success and alignment with the organization's mission.

Assist in distributing food to clients from the Central Whidbey Island community at the Food Bank location. Volunteers help with organizing, packing, and handing out food during distribution days.

Drive to NW Harvest twice a month to pick up food drives, assist with heavy lifting, and ensure timely delivery to the food bank. This role is critical as 30% of the food bank's supplies come from NW Harvest.

Volunteers provide firefighting, rescue, and emergency medical services including, but not limited to: Fire control, driving and operating firefighting apparatus, rescue, medical treatment, training, station and equipment maintenance duties. | Requirements: Age: 18 High School Grad/GED: Yes Valid WASHINGTON State Driver's License: Yes Ability to Read/Speak English: Yes Vision: Must meet the vision requirements specified in NFPA 1582 Comprehensive Occupational Medical Program | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support

Join our team to help end bullying and relationship violence by supporting our social media efforts and program activities. Volunteers will assist with online and in-person parenting classes, and provide support for various events and programs.

Deliver meals to homebound seniors in Oak Harbor. Volunteers are reimbursed for mileage and play a crucial role in providing nutrition and social interaction to seniors.

Volunteers assist with fieldwork and site monitoring, learning skills like using a laser level and conducting culvert assessments. Projects occur sporadically throughout the year.

Volunteers participate in chum and coho spawner surveys, monitoring Chimacum Creek to record the number of redds, live/dead fish, and take scale samples. Chum surveys run from August to October, while coho surveys are from October to January.

Volunteers work with middle school students in environmental education programs, helping them create restoration-based projects and make observations at field sites.

Walk alongside a local fostering family by providing consistent support through the Love Box program. Volunteers will engage in relationship building and intentional giving to meet the needs of foster families.

Mentor a youth in the Dare to Dream program to help them develop skills, pursue passions, and achieve goals. Mentors will provide guidance and support to foster youth as they transition to independent living.

Volunteers assist with native tree plantings occurring between December and March. Planting locations range from Chimacum to west of Sekiu, often on restoration sites to inhibit noxious weeds and promote forest regeneration.

Volunteers guide middle school students during field trips as part of the Real Learning Real Work program, assisting with tasks like planting and tool use, and ensuring equipment is organized.