Volunteers will assist with outreach efforts to support individuals and families facing eviction or living in vehicles. Responsibilities include engaging with the community, providing resources, and supporting the organization's safe parking and tenting program.

Volunteers are needed to support various aspects of theatre production and operations. We welcome skills of all kinds to help with tasks ranging from administrative support to technical assistance.

Share your clerical, computer, and administrative skills to support Homage’s work for older adults and disabled clients. Volunteers may assist at the front desk or support various programs needing administrative help.

Assist the Nutrition Program as a relief volunteer Meals on Wheels driver for morning routes or as a packer in the afternoons to prepare meals for the following day.

Provide socialization, transportation, and support to seniors through weekly visits or phone calls. Volunteers must be 55+ and meet income limits to participate.

Help older adults get to doctor appointments, grocery shopping, and necessary errands. A clean driving record and proof of insurance are required, with mileage reimbursement available.

Help a lonely adult by providing social connections through phone calls. This opportunity allows volunteers to give back from the comfort of their home.

Elevate the needs and concerns of older and disabled adults in Snohomish County. Support resources and services to keep them active and independent. Meetings occur on the fourth Thursday of every other month.

Assist the Chinese Group on Tuesdays and help participants with tech tasks like using a phone or tablet. Volunteers also help with Wi-Fi connections and app downloads.

Older adults provide one-on-one support to children with special needs at community locations. Volunteers must be 55+ and may receive a small stipend if they meet income guidelines.

Join us at Sew Thoughtful to sew charity projects and get better acquainted with our members and organization. Volunteers will bring their sewing machine, lunch, and beverage, and work on provided project kits.

This orientation will share more about Habitat Snohomish, our mission, and the role volunteerism plays within the organization and the community. Orientation must be completed to volunteer.

As a Volunteer Store Associate, you get to work with interesting people, contribute your talents, and learn new skills. Duties include tasks such as: accepting donations, sorting and pricing products, organizing and stocking shelves, creating displays, assisting customers with loading out purchases, cashiering, customer service, and assisting senior team members with other tasks as needed. The age requirement for this position is 16 and over.

Join over 600 volunteers using their skills in tech and gaming to contribute to projects that benefit children. Volunteers work on charity operations, industry events, and hospital visits, all 100% remotely.

Participate in distraction therapy events at children's hospitals, helping kids focus on gaming rather than treatments, pain, or isolation. Volunteers join a waitlist to be part of these impactful events.

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.

Volunteers assist with educational projects, including school presentations and field trips, focusing on marine mammals and shoreline habitats. Volunteers may also help maintain facilities at partner organizations.

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

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.

Help transcribe and edit an elderly poet's creative thoughts into poetry. Engage in meaningful conversation about poetry and creativity.

Engage in hands-on STEM projects with upper elementary and middle school students, sharing your interests and experiences to strengthen students' leadership, collaboration, and communication skills. Opportunities are available weekly in the afternoons for 4-6 weeks at a time.

Support families during evening events by facilitating guided STEM activities. Volunteers help engage multicultural families through equity-focused discussions and leadership initiatives.

Assist with building STEM kits for after school programs, maintaining inventory of supplies, and other operational tasks. WABS provides all necessary materials and training.

Assist in classroom activities either in-person or virtually during school hours. Responsibilities include supporting teachers and engaging with students to enhance their learning experience.

Accompany students on field trips to ensure safety and provide support to teachers. Volunteers must complete a Level 2 background check.

Join a network of passionate empowerment ambassadors who partner with the cancer community to enhance health literacy. Volunteers engage with cancer patients and families, serving as a direct conduit of empowerment and support.

Join Whale Scout's 'Helpin’ Out' events to plant native trees, remove invasive plants, and restore salmon habitat in the Puget Sound region. Volunteers help make more Chinook salmon available for orcas, with all tools and equipment provided.

Assist in developing games and activities for interactive Zoom calls or help manage tech tasks. This role involves creativity and technical skills.

Help at in-person family events, providing support and ensuring a smooth experience for all attendees. This role involves direct interaction with families and event coordination.

Hop on Zoom once a month to help host silly games with TLC families on Matchbox Day. Engage with families and bring joy through virtual activities.

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

Once a month, gather on a Sunday afternoon to load boxes with treats, activities, and surprises for over 75 families. Enjoy a fun and collaborative environment while packing.

Join a monthly Work Party at TLC HQ in Shoreline, or pick up supplies and work on projects at home. Volunteers help prepare materials for family events and activities.

Pick up 4-6 boxes from TLC HQ in Shoreline and deliver them around the greater Seattle area once a month. This role is perfect for those who enjoy driving and making personal connections.

Assist in the operations of Emerald Ensemble concerts. Volunteers receive free admission to any concert they assist with. Responsibilities may include ushering, ticketing, and providing general support during events.

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.

Provide technical support for Beneficial Sound's operations. Volunteers will assist with troubleshooting, maintaining equipment, and supporting technology needs.

Assist in managing various projects within Beneficial Sound. Volunteers will help coordinate activities, track progress, and ensure project goals are met.

Assist in setting up and facilitating Gong Bath Meditation sessions. Volunteers will help create a peaceful environment and support participants during the sessions.

Provide administrative support to Beneficial Sound's team. Volunteers will assist with office tasks, data entry, and other clerical duties as needed.

Support Beneficial Sound's fundraising efforts by helping organize events and campaigns. Volunteers will work closely with the team to promote the organization's mission and raise funds.

Help manage and create content for Beneficial Sound's social media platforms. Volunteers will engage with the community and promote the organization's events and programs.

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.

Help collect data on the many birds that live in Shelton View Forest by entering your observations online or on the EBird app. This opportunity is open to birders of all skill levels.

Volunteers assist with events, projects, transportation, and tasks that help care for cats in need. Opportunities are available throughout the weekdays and weekends, and volunteers are encouraged to join even if they cannot commit to a regular schedule.

Assist in maintaining the cleanliness of Shelton View Forest by picking up and packing out trash. This role is vital for preserving the natural beauty and health of the forest ecosystem.

Submit letters to the editor at the Bothell Kenmore Reporter to raise awareness about the importance of preserving Shelton View Forest. Share your personal story and reasons for supporting the forest.

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.

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.

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 coordinate and manage various events and activities for the Moorlands community. This role involves planning, organizing, and ensuring the smooth execution of events throughout the year.

Client Services volunteers welcome neighbors and share the services North Helpline offers. They help as outdoor greeters, check-in volunteers, or work inside the CS office to assist with registration and accessing resources.

Volunteers inspect and sort food donations from local stores and donors. They prepare food for distribution by bagging produce and bulk items, ensuring quality and safety.

Grocery Rescue volunteers pick up donations from local stores in North Seattle. This weekly job requires training and a commitment of at least six months, with volunteers needing to lift at least 50 lbs.

Volunteers assist neighbors in selecting foods that match their needs at the food bank. They work at stations in the warehouse, ensuring food is distributed according to household size.

Home Delivery volunteers pick up pre-made boxes from Lake City to deliver to clients. This weekly job requires training and a commitment of at least nine months, with volunteers needing to lift 50 lbs.

Retrieve and sort food for distribution to the food bank. Requires valid driver's license, background check, ability to lift heavy boxes, and availability on weekday mornings.

Deliver food boxes to neighbors unable to access the food bank. Requires valid driver's license and commitment of at least 9 months.

Inspect donated food to ensure quality and safety before distribution. Requires lifting and sorting abilities.

Pack boxes of food with attention to dietary needs. Requires ability to lift up to 30 pounds and attention to detail.

Assist neighbors with personal items and provide resources. Requires compassion and respect for clients.

Assist with food distribution to neighbors. Requires punctuality and ability to work in a team.

This role involves helping food-insecure families in North Seattle by collecting essential items like diapers and cleaning supplies. Volunteers will assist with donation drop-offs and must comply with health recommendations.

Act as a backup delivery driver for senior meals. You will be contacted when regular drivers cannot make it. Meals are picked up from the church and delivered across North Seattle.

Deliver meals to homebound seniors twice a month on Mondays during lunch hours. This role requires the use of your own vehicle with gas reimbursement provided.

Help greet program participants and check them in. This role involves making seniors feel welcome, distributing menus, and collecting donations. Openings are available on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 12:00 to 1:45 pm.

Volunteer tutors offer individualized support to adults who want to improve their basic reading, writing, or math skills. They work with a diverse group of students at various skill levels.

Assist students with preparing applications and documents for US Citizenship and Immigration Services appointments. Applicants with professional skills in specific languages are encouraged to apply.

Tutors offer individualized support to adult learners working to get their US citizenship. They develop lesson plans focused on individual students' needs, promoting self-sufficiency. Bilingualism and/or experience with adult immigrants is a plus.

Support an instructor in ESOL, citizenship, conversation, or computer classes, focusing on skills from beginning to advanced levels.

Help participants at the North Seattle Family Resource Center with employment support, including resume writing and interview skills. This role requires interaction with various community members.

Help facilitate the music-making workshop by assisting participants in learning the fundamentals of music creation from industry professionals. Volunteers will support the setup and participant engagement.

Help guide participants through the process of desktop fabrication, turning 3D designs into real objects. Volunteers will assist with the setup and operation of 3D printers.

Assist in facilitating the oil painting workshop, helping participants learn from some of the best painters in the world. Volunteers will support the setup and ensure a smooth learning experience for attendees.

Assist in the clothing design workshop, helping participants learn from renowned designers. Volunteers will support the setup and ensure a smooth learning experience for attendees.

Assist local drone experts in teaching the basics of drone assembly, principles of flight, and safety requirements. Volunteers will help manage the workshop environment and support participants.

Support the video game design workshop by assisting participants in exploring the basic concepts of game design. Volunteers will help facilitate discussions and activities.

Assist with food preparation for dinners at the King County Enhanced Shelter. This opportunity is available Monday through Thursday from 2:30 to 5:30 pm.

We are looking for medical providers to volunteer at Puget Sound Christian Clinic. Medical providers include physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and more. All providers must be licensed and have malpractice insurance.

Patient schedulers ensure that patients secure appointments. They return phone calls, screen patients for eligibility, and schedule patients accordingly. These volunteers should have excellent phone skills and the ability to work with diverse populations.

Nurses provide nursing services to patients during clinic hours and assist with special events like health fairs and screenings in the community. RNs and LPNs are needed. All nurses must be licensed and have malpractice insurance.

Translators help at clinics with reception, spiritual care, and medical translation during appointments. They also assist with patient scheduling and translation of patient materials outside of clinic hours.

Medical receptionists at PSCC clinic sites facilitate a positive experience for everyone. They set up the reception area prior to the start of the clinic, greet patients, collect donations, ensure that patient paperwork is completed correctly, answer phones, and schedule follow-up appointments. Receptionist applicants should be organized, detail-oriented, friendly, and possess basic computer skills.

Mobile Clinic drivers should possess or be willing to obtain a Class A or B Commercial Driver’s License. We are looking for volunteer drivers to take our mobile clinic to various sites and special events.

Join informal English Conversation Circles to help immigrants and refugees practice conversational English. Good verbal communication skills in a diverse environment are desired.

Join the Board of Directors to provide strategic leadership and oversight for the Hunger Intervention Program. Ideal candidates have expertise in areas such as poverty alleviation, food systems, and advocacy.

Help with laundry for rags and aprons used in food preparation. Laundry will be picked up from the HIP kitchen on Fridays and can be dropped off anytime on Monday after meal prep.

Join the FOJAM board to help support the music program at Jane Addams Middle School. Board members meet once a month for an hour and represent FOJAM at music concerts throughout the school year. No prior experience is necessary.

Support the FOJAM executive board by chairing task-focused committees. Responsibilities include assisting with fundraising, organizing field trips, concerts, and community involvement. No prior experience is necessary.

Volunteers engage with youth in grades K-12 to teach a new skill or activity, such as fitness, crafting, or photography. This opportunity allows for creativity and interaction in a remote setting.

Assist clients with job search, job placement, and developing career plans. Volunteers will also help with creating resumes and practicing mock interviews.

Help manage the pantry operations by welcoming guests, distributing food orders, and maintaining the pantry's organization. Volunteers will ensure that guests have a smooth shopping experience while supporting the pantry's operational needs.

Welcome guests into the lobby, assist with intake processes, and provide information about community resources. This role involves engaging with guests and ensuring they feel supported during their visit.

Drive to Food Lifeline's warehouse to pick up food donations. This role involves selecting quality food items, ensuring safe food handling, and transporting them back to the pantry for distribution.

Assist with unloading food donations, sorting produce, and maintaining cleanliness in the pantry. Volunteers help guests shop for groceries and personal items in a grocery-store-style setting. This role is crucial for ensuring the pantry operates smoothly and efficiently.

Work with members to fix and tune up bikes. No experience necessary, as all training is provided, with tools and handbooks available for various problems.

Guide members in the wood shop, assist with projects, ensure safety, and potentially teach workshop safety classes.

Participate in Fabric Fix-It events by helping mend community textiles, preventing them from ending up in the landfill.

Get creative in promoting Seattle REconomy through photography, videography, writing, or other creative means to spread awareness.

Engage in one-off projects like building decorations, storage, or administrative tasks such as grant writing and inventorying tools.