Join a crucial training call on proactive disaster planning for rural & small libraries. Volunteers will assist in creating or updating disaster preparedness strategies to safeguard collections, staff, and patrons.

Accompany our Street Ministers in engaging with people living outside and visiting encampments. A background check is required, along with adherence to our mission.

Lead or join the Outreach team to help grow the organization by making new connections and recognizing contributions to Queen Anne's environment. This role requires a commitment of 6-10 hours per month and could involve board participation.

Help build relationships between Historic Wallingford and other local organizations and businesses to establish partnerships for community projects, share news, and seek their input on key topics. Tasks include attending monthly meetings and communicating with community groups.

Volunteers are needed to support the Clear Sky Academy, which operates from September to June. Responsibilities include setting up and cleaning up, food preparation and delivery, serving food, coaching, tutoring, and instructing cultural and life skills activities.

Volunteers are needed for the June 18th spay and neuter event. Responsibilities include assisting with event setup, registration, and supporting veterinary staff.

Join our team to work on projects that further our goal of local history education. Activities include partnering with local teachers and schools, expanding research and opportunities to learn about local Indigenous history, and creating a resource toolkit for property owners.

Participate in water temperature testing projects along the Snoqualmie River to monitor environmental conditions affecting salmon, a primary food source for orcas. Volunteers will collect data and report findings to support conservation efforts.

Once trained, volunteers can work independently on their own schedules. Tasks include watering, planting, harvesting, weeding, and more to support the garden's operations.

Assist at our Dispatch Center during the nightly meal from 8:00 – 10:00 pm. Tasks include handing out socks and hygiene supplies, bussing tables, and engaging with our guests. This opportunity is available every night of the week.

Ministers of Presence are needed to connect with individuals we serve. This role requires ordained Christian clergy or certified chaplains to be available for two hours once a week.

Make sandwiches to be distributed in our Dispatch Center. This can be done at your convenience, and sandwiches must be made in a commercial-grade kitchen following health codes.

Participate in community outreach events to raise awareness and support for orca conservation. Volunteers will assist in organizing events, engaging with the public, and distributing information about the organization's initiatives.

Flex your social media skills by helping us connect with our online communities on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Work collaboratively with our Social Media Manager to share unique content featuring stories and photos of the neighborhood, share neighborhood news via reposts, and promote the organization’s activities and supporters.

Engage in habitat restoration projects in Everett and Tukwila to improve conditions for salmon populations. Volunteers will assist in planting, removing invasive species, and other activities to support the ecosystem.

Volunteer to teach English, business, leadership, and community development to young women at The Leadership Center in Honduras. Volunteers will mentor students and help them develop skills to become change agents in their communities.

Volunteers are needed for various roles including transport, online work, and fundraising. Volunteers can choose to participate in different activities based on their interests and skills.

Join the oil spill response team to help mitigate the impact of oil spills on marine life, particularly orcas. Volunteers will receive training and participate in clean-up efforts and monitoring activities.

Help educate the public about orca conservation efforts at Seawolves matches in Tukwila. Volunteers will engage with attendees, distribute educational materials, and promote awareness of the challenges facing Southern Resident killer whales.

Volunteer drivers are needed to transport men and women to off-site shelters. Volunteer hours are from 7 PM – 9 PM, and drivers must have a valid driver's license and complete a volunteer application.