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.

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.

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.

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.

Volunteers are needed to assist as ushers during performances and help with various event support tasks. Responsibilities include guiding attendees, providing information, and ensuring a smooth experience for concert-goers.

Collaborate with local organizations, educators, and community members to enhance programs that provide young people with the skills, support, and opportunities they need to thrive. Volunteers will engage in mentorship programs, educational support, mental health services, and community engagement activities.

Join United Way of Pierce County in various volunteer opportunities ranging from DIY projects to Days of Service supporting basic needs for families. Volunteers can also assist with the Gifts in Kind program and youth opportunities for service hours.

Assist with various tasks during the 'Footloose' production, including set-up, ushering, and supporting the cast and crew. Volunteers will help ensure a smooth and successful performance experience for all attendees.

Support the production team by assisting with logistics, audience management, and backstage coordination during the 'Is There A Doctor In The House?' performances. Volunteers will play a key role in ensuring the event runs smoothly.

Atrium Guides volunteer their time to manage sessions and guide children in their spiritual and personal development. Volunteers must complete at least 90 hours of training from the National Association of the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd and pass federal and local background checks.

Serve on our annual auction committee to help organize and execute fundraising events. Responsibilities include procuring items for live and silent auctions and assisting with event planning.

Help with storytelling, event planning, and social media to promote Etta Projects' mission and impact. Volunteers will create engaging content and assist in managing online presence.

Join our board of directors to contribute to the strategic planning and governance of Etta Projects. Members will provide leadership and oversight to ensure the organization's mission is achieved.

Join our team at the Community Transformation Center to assist in various projects aimed at improving the lives of Bolivian communities. Volunteers will engage in activities that support sustainable development and community empowerment.

Volunteer your time to help spread awareness about A Step Ahead's mission and services. Engage with the community through presentations, events, and other outreach activities to support families with children who have developmental delays.

Looking for volunteer recruits to join the Anderson Island Fire Rescue (Pierce County Fire District #27). Individuals over 18 are needed to join the department as firefighters and EMT's No experience necessary for recruit firefighters. All training will take place at the station, EMT's and EMT candidates are encouraged to apply. Students in formal fire science classes are welcome to apply Access to the island is by ferryboat only. Stipend is paid monthly. Amount of stipend is dependent on the amount of participation. | Requirements: Must pass a physical agility test on the first day of the academy. Valid Drivers License Pass a background check with Washington State Patrol | Categories: EMT, Firefighter