Volunteers are needed to mentor students, providing guidance and support to help them stay in school and succeed. Mentors will work directly with students in the Clover Park School District & Franklin Pierce School District.

Volunteers are needed on game days to assist with setting up and tearing down fields. This role is crucial to ensure games run smoothly and efficiently.

As a mentor volunteer, you will provide guidance and support to youth facing various challenges. Your role will involve building a trusting relationship and helping them navigate their personal and educational journeys.

Participate in organized work parties at various parks to help with cleanups, planting, and maintenance activities. This is a great opportunity to engage with the community and improve local green spaces.

Assist in organizing and facilitating arts programs, including after-school dance and filmmaking clubs. Volunteers will help set up events, engage with participants, and support instructors in delivering educational content.

Join the Pierce County MRC to assist in preparing for and responding to natural disasters and public health emergencies. Volunteers will engage in training and community activities that promote health and safety.

Court Appointed Advocates are volunteers who help defend the interests of children who have been neglected or abused in Pierce County, WA. Volunteers must be over the age of 21, pass a background check, and be selected and trained by the Child Advocate Program of Pierce County.

Support the organization by helping in the furniture warehouse, organizing items, and assisting families in selecting furniture for their homes. Volunteers will ensure the warehouse is orderly and accessible.

Assist in organizing and distributing clothing to individuals and families in need. Volunteers will help maintain the clothing bank and ensure items are available for those seeking assistance.

Photo Car Volunteers assist guests using the self-serve photo booth at the museum. They guide guests and ensure a smooth experience while managing guest flow.

Docents conduct guided tours of the Museum for diverse audiences, including school-age children and visitors with special needs. They provide a brief history of the museum, explain programs, and tour current exhibitions.

Events Specialists assist with various events at the museum, greeting visitors and helping with event logistics. They may work during daytime, evenings, and weekends.

Greeters welcome guests to the museum, distribute maps, and collect emails for the museum's newsletter. They answer general questions and provide information to visitors.

Museum Ambassadors present and distribute information about the Museum’s collection at various events. They encourage Museum awareness and assist with booth setup and guest engagement.

Museum Educators lead K-12 audiences in discovering automobile-themed curriculum topics through guided experiences. They engage students in subjects like history, math, and science.

Collection Monitors oversee the museum's collection to ensure its safety and preservation. They provide information about the collection to enhance visitor experiences.

Assist refugees in adjusting to their new environment by providing support with daily tasks, language practice, and cultural orientation. Volunteers help refugees navigate their new community and access necessary services.

Provide personal support to victims of crime, assisting them through the healing and recovery process. Volunteers connect victims with necessary services and offer guidance through investigative and legal proceedings.

Volunteer Clinical Support staff assist with various tasks in the clinic, helping to ensure smooth operations and patient care. A commitment to volunteer at least once a month is requested.

Volunteer Nurses support the clinic by providing essential medical care and assistance to patients. Volunteers are expected to commit to coming in at least once a month, with many choosing to volunteer more frequently.