Support the Mountain School program by assisting with educational activities, guiding students in outdoor explorations, and promoting environmental awareness. Volunteers will work closely with educators to enhance the learning experience for school groups.

Assist in facilitating outdoor educational programs for youth, focusing on leadership and environmental stewardship in the North Cascades. Volunteers will support program logistics, engage with participants, and help foster a connection to nature.

Deliver groceries to homebound participants and CHOW bags for local kids. Volunteers can use their own vehicle or a Helping Hands van, with routes available Tuesday to Saturday.

Accompany staff to local stores to pick up donations and return to the warehouse for unloading. Volunteers should be able to lift up to 50 lbs.

Organize food donations from grocery rescue and local farmers. Volunteers sort edible produce into crates for distribution.

Support Helping Hands Food Bank by being an advocate at community events. Time commitment varies by event.

Assist with setup, support, and cleanup at distribution locations. Customer service skills are a plus.

Sort diapers for distribution to participants and partner agencies. This opportunity is open to individuals and small groups of all ages.

Assist in the warehouse by sorting non-food items and helping with grocery-style distribution, check-in, restocking, and customer service. Suitable for large groups or youth with adult supervision.

Support community events as an advocate for the organization, assisting with various tasks depending on the event.

Assist in the solutions department, including packing pantry and unhoused bags, sorting food items, and distributing flyers.

Deliver C.H.O.W. bags and groceries to homebound participants. Volunteers must commit to a weekly route and complete a background check.

Work in a team to garden and prune in the Food Forest. Requires tolerance for outdoor work and physical activity.

Make phone calls to participants, join outreach events, and complete office work. Customer service skills are beneficial.

Help rescue food from local grocery stores and assist in redistributing to participants. Volunteers must complete a background check.

Fill bags with meals and snacks for children. This activity is suitable for kids and involves repetitive movements.

Assist in organizing and facilitating Scottish Country Dance classes, which are free and open to the public. Volunteers will help with setup, participant registration, and ensuring a smooth class experience.

Support the Highland Pipes Drop-in Help Sessions by assisting participants with setup and providing general guidance during the session. Volunteers should have a basic understanding of Highland Pipes.

Assist with organizing and managing the donation closet at Youthnet's main office. Volunteers will help sort and distribute donated items to foster families and ensure the closet is well-stocked and organized.

Now Hiring Resident Firefighters! No experience required, will train. See the link below for more information on becoming a part of our amazing team! https://www.dropbox.com/s/rauoe1an7ye5nmh/Resident%20FF%20posting%204-2019.pdf?dl=0&fbclid=IwAR2XKlkoaqRqs8jWmCPLMrGLMWXuYrTD0JwRM9klOGYYwrVJmVlQpZZaur0 We are always accepting applications for part-time and volunteer positions: Volunteer Firefighter​ Resident Firefighter Part-Time Firefighter | Requirements: Must to be able to pass a Washington State patrol background check and drivers record check. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Other

Skagit County Fire District 14 is seeking individuals who are looking to join the fire service as a resident firefighter. Residents will make their home at the fire station, the fire district just completed a new dorm room addition with 6 dorm rooms available, dining room, full kitchen. In addition, we provide educational opportunities (Fire Service-related degrees). Residents live at the fire station, work 7 shifts per month Compensation includes - free rent and use of facilities - $100 per month stipend - $12 per call stipend - Insurance and retirement through the Board of Volunteer Firefighters For more information email to general@skagitfire14.org or contact Chief Skrinde at 360-724-3451 Application can be found on our website www.skagitfire14.org | Requirements: Minimum requirements - 18 years old - Current Washington State Driver license - Able to pass a background and drug screening. | Categories: Community Education, Department Support, Firefighter, EMT, Other

We are looking for community members that want to make their community better by serving as a volunteer firefighter in the capacity that fits best with your lifestyle. | Requirements: Must to be able to pass a Washington State patrol background check and drivers record check. | Categories: Firefighter, Community Education, Department Support, Fundraising, EMT, Other

Join the Timber Tamers for a work party at Walker Valley, held on the 2nd Saturday of each month at 9:00 am. Volunteers will assist in trail maintenance and other community service activities in the area.

WCFPD 18 responds to both fire and medical calls. | Requirements: Minimum Requirements • Must be 18 years of age at the time of application. • High School Diploma or GED equivalent. • Must be able to speak, read and write the English language. • Possess a valid Washington State Motor Vehicle operators license. • Must be a U.S. Citizen or a registered permanent resident alien with authorization to work in the United States. • Have no disqualifying criminal citations in driving or criminal background (e.g. reckless and/or negligent driving or DUI within last three years, any Felony conviction). • Must pass a written entry exam (Whatcom Recruit Academy), Physical Ability Test (Whatcom Recruit Academy), medical screening, urinalysis drug screening and background check. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Join our meetings, typically on Mondays at 4:30 pm in the Meeting Room of the La Conner Swinomish Library. Bring your ideas or listen to ours and volunteer to help with climate-friendly initiatives.

Join the Shelter Bay Chorus Group to sing in community events and concerts. No auditions are required, just a love for singing and a willing spirit. Rehearsals are held every Thursday from 4:30-6:30 PM at the Shelter Bay Clubhouse.

Represent WMBC on the trails by greeting riders, sharing etiquette tips, and providing assistance where needed. Volunteers will help promote a positive trail experience for all users.

Lead group rides on local trails, sharing the joy of mountain biking with others. Volunteers should be comfortable riding and navigating Galbraith Mountain.

Participate in Trail Days to help build and maintain local trails. Volunteers will work under the guidance of an experienced trail crew leader, learning essential trail maintenance skills while enjoying the outdoors.

Join Safe Harbor Free Clinic in providing compassionate care to patients in need. Volunteers will assist in various roles to support clinic operations and patient care, ensuring a welcoming and supportive environment.

Join the Stanwood Camano Arts Festivals Volunteer team to help organize and run art festivals that benefit the local community. Volunteers can be local or come from afar to join in the activities and fun.

Volunteers will assist in maintaining raised bed gardens, participating in tasks such as planting and harvesting. The garden is accessible with raised beds on a flat grass lawn.

Participate in a panel discussion to share insights and strategies on volunteer engagement. This event aims to enhance the capacity of local nonprofits to effectively engage and retain volunteers.

Join monthly coffee chats to network with other nonprofit leaders and discuss challenges and opportunities in the nonprofit sector. These informal gatherings foster collaboration and idea exchange.

Participate in the Whatcom County Amphibian Monitoring Program to help collect data on local amphibian populations. Volunteers will work alongside research scientists and citizen scientists to gather scientifically valid data that can assist in crafting effective conservation policies.

Assist in the Great Blue Heron Foraging Study by observing and recording heron behavior and foraging patterns. Volunteers will contribute to research that supports wildlife conservation efforts and policy development.

Volunteers will engage in experiential learning of growing food, participating in tasks such as planting, harvesting, and maintaining the garden. Volunteers are encouraged to bring necessary personal items for comfort and safety.

Volunteers can participate in various roles such as event planning, carpentry, art, welcome desk greeting, and more. Volunteers are encouraged to take a tour of Unity Village for orientation and can choose from a variety of tasks based on their skills and interests.