Assist with various tasks during the Kingston 4th of July Celebration, including event setup, crowd management, and cleanup. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of the event and enhancing the experience for attendees.

Volunteers will help maintain the natural habitat by removing invasive species, planting native plants, and ensuring safe access within the preserves. Volunteers should bring gloves, appropriate dress, and footwear, and may find it helpful to bring their own tools.

Community Outreach Volunteers represent KARE at fairs and festivals, answering questions and distributing educational materials. This role is ideal for those who love animals and want to gain public speaking experience.

Sell wine, beer, pre-mixed cocktails, and soft drinks at the bar before the show and during intermission. Volunteers get to see the show for free. MAST certification is required, but fees are reimbursed.

Actors of all experience levels are encouraged to audition. Fill out the Volunteer Application to be added to the contact list for upcoming opportunities.

Assist with handing out programs, taking ticket stubs, selling raffle tickets, running the chair lift, or assisting with walkers or wheelchairs. Volunteers help with cleanup after each show.

Join the production team to help with directing, stage managing, set construction, painting, lighting, sound, costumes, props, marketing, and box office duties.

Volunteers are needed for the Annual THWA Picnic, one of the largest events of the year. Responsibilities include set-up, clean-up, assisting elders, and serving food. Volunteers will have the opportunity to engage with the community and enjoy the event.

Assist in organizing and managing monthly art walks and special events in Edmonds. Volunteers will help with event setup, artist coordination, and engaging with the public to promote the arts.

Join our board to support strategic planning, fundraising, and networking efforts. Board members meet monthly via Zoom and assist with two signature fundraisers annually.

Work to make Kitsap Audubon and birding accessible and welcoming to all. Help promote inclusivity within the organization and the broader birding community.

Help plan, organize, and recruit leaders for monthly field trips, or lead a field trip to your favorite birding area. Engage the community in bird watching and environmental appreciation.

Participate in conservation and community science projects such as bird monitoring and surveying. Members can focus on specific projects or contribute to general conservation efforts.

Participate in seasonal and ongoing citizen science projects such as Climate Watch, Pigeon Guillemot surveys, and the Christmas Bird Count. Contribute to important environmental data collection.

Join work parties in local parks for habitat restoration, trail maintenance, and invasive plant removal. Help maintain and improve local natural areas.

Serve as a board member or trustee to support the foundation's mission. Responsibilities include collecting grant stories, supporting annual fundraising activities, and participating in board meetings.

Write articles for the Kitsap Audubon Society's monthly newsletter, The Kingfisher. Share news, stories, and insights related to bird conservation and environmental topics.

Help Kitsap Audubon reach out to families and children by staffing tables at events, giving presentations, and developing educational materials. Engage the community in bird conservation and environmental education.

Review applicants and select recipients for Kitsap Audubon’s annual scholarship awards. Support students pursuing academic degrees in fields that align with the organization's mission.

Assist in selecting speakers and programs for monthly hybrid general membership meetings. Enhance the educational offerings of the Kitsap Audubon Society.