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.

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.

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

Connect your neighbors with local businesses and City department staff during this free public event centered around home and garden renovation and care. Tasks may include attending a monthly meeting, contacting vendors, creating and distributing marketing materials, and event set-up.

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

Volunteers are needed to sew and donate face masks for staff at Catholic Community Services. Mask donations are crucial for safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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.

Participate in planting new trees and bulbs in various parks to enhance green spaces and improve the environment. Volunteers should wear weather-appropriate attire and closed-toe shoes.

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.

Looking for enthusiastic men and women of color to join as group mentoring facilitators and mentors in two Seattle schools. The program targets 6th and 7th graders and is gender-specific. Mentors must be fully vaccinated.

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.

Bring a few friends to Nightwatch to prepare and serve a meal for 150 of our guests! Groups are needed to commit to cooking and serving once per month on specific evenings, with food handlers permit required.

Assist in educating boaters in the San Juan Islands and Central/South Sound on how to safely navigate waters inhabited by orcas. Volunteers will help promote awareness and understanding of guidelines to minimize disturbances to the whales.

Help grow food for the White Center Food Bank by working in our school beds and botanical gardens. Volunteer sessions are available on Wednesday and Friday mornings, and Thursday evenings with the Pollinator Program.

Join a team to clean up local beaches by removing litter and debris, helping to preserve marine life and maintain beautiful public spaces. Volunteers should be prepared for outdoor work and bring gloves if possible.

Join the History Writers' cadre to contribute to the documentation of Queen Anne's history. Writers are expected to commit approximately 4-6 hours per month, with opportunities to coordinate projects and potentially chair the team.

Show your passion for Wallingford by encouraging others to volunteer with us. Tasks include recruiting, onboarding, and managing volunteers throughout the organization.

Help with cleaning and upkeep of the residential kitchens in our Senior Housing community. This requires about an hour each month, with flexible scheduling.

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.

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.