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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

We accept volunteers from Pierce and King County to serve with our fire department. We offer extensive training and tremendous opportunities to make a difference every shift. Visit our website at www.piercefire13.org and follow us on Facebook. Prior fire and EMT training may qualify as a lateral volunteer. | Requirements: 18 years of age, clear driving record, able to pass the background check, able to pass an NFPA Firefighter Physical exam. Applicants test on a competitive basis twice a year. Fire academy is 13 weeks long for those who are accepted. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support

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.

Volunteer firefighter/EMT opportunity within the Ruston Fire Department. Offers a weekly training curriculum, stipend, and a Department sponsored firefighter academy. This position offers a great opportunity to serve close to Tacoma, WA, gain exposure to the fire service, and gain certifications that are required by many career fire departments. | Requirements: We welcome you to come meet our crew while we participate in our Thursday night training drills. You are welcome to apply for membership if you meet the requirements below and have attended three of our training drills. *Participate in flexible day and night shift requirements, currently 36 hours per month *75% drill attendance - We train Thursday nights from 18:00 to 21:00 *Required to attend the sponsored volunteer firefighter academy if you don't have a Firefighter 1 certificate *Obtain an EMT-B certification within 1 year of start date *Ability to pass physical/medical examination (We'll pay for that) within 30 days of recruit status *18 years of age *High school diploma or G.E.D. *Satisfactory driving record *No felony arrest record (This position is for a volunteer firefighter/EMT position. The Ruston Fire Department is an organization that promotes equal opportunity and does not discriminate against individuals on the basis of race, gender, age, national origin, religion, marital status, status as a parent, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability.) | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Looking for a flexible opportunity as a Meals on Wheels Volunteer? Join our team in Federal Way to help homebound seniors maintain their health and independence.

Help us power up! We are looking for volunteers to assist with tool maintenance. Opportunities include routine maintenance, fixing damaged tools, and making more tools available to the community. Volunteers must be between the ages of 18 and 99.

Join our community events to assist with traffic direction, setting up, and checking in participants. These events typically occur on Saturdays, offering a great way to engage with the community. This opportunity is family-friendly.

Assist with tool checkouts during open hours and help expand operational hours. No experience needed; training will be provided. Volunteers must be between the ages of 18 and 99.

Walk, hike, and adventure with rescue dogs to provide them with exercise and socialization. Dogs are kenneled in Puyallup.

Help raise funds to support the dogs in rescue by organizing and participating in fundraising activities.

Meet and evaluate dogs for intake to the rescue program. Volunteers will assess the dogs' behavior and suitability for adoption.

Help with organizing and running fundraisers, adoption fairs, and other events to support the organization.

Assist in transporting dogs into the rescue, ensuring their safe and comfortable travel.

Conduct virtual or in-person inspections of potential adopters or foster homes to ensure suitability for dog placement.

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.

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.

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.

Assist in organizing and conducting mindfulness and meditation sessions to educate individuals on self-love and peace. Volunteers will help facilitate sessions and provide support to participants.

Assist with the food drive by donating, sorting, and organizing food items. Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting local families in need.

Participate in the school Halloween event by decorating cars and handing out candy at Alpac and Ilalko schools. Volunteers help create a fun and safe environment for children.

Assist with road blocking on Friday and Saturday during the Pacific Days event. Volunteers are needed for one hour or longer to ensure the safety and smooth operation of the event.

Assist with the Holiday Tree Lighting event by serving refreshments, decorating, and helping with raffle ticket sales. Volunteers also dress as costumed characters to entertain attendees.

Assemble baskets at the April meeting and deliver them to seniors on April 30th. Volunteers are needed to help create and distribute these baskets to brighten the day of local seniors.

Join the Gift Wrapping Party on December 14th at City Hall Campus to wrap presents. All materials are provided, and volunteers help spread holiday cheer.

Help set up the Holiday Giving Tree at Giu's Market and assist with collecting and organizing donations from the day before Thanksgiving until December 15th.

Join us for indoor tool maintenance! We are looking for volunteers to help keep tools in good condition. No experience is needed; we will provide training. Volunteers should be between the ages of 18 and 99.

Be on call to assist with transporting residents to and from the sanctuary as needed. This role requires a valid driver's license and a love for animals.

Design and create compelling print and digital materials for the organization. This role supports event marketing and presentation needs.

Help plan and assist with events at the sanctuary. This role involves organizing and coordinating events to support the sanctuary's mission.

Create artwork for merchandise to help raise funds and awareness for the sanctuary. This role is perfect for creative individuals with a passion for animals.

Volunteer to help design and maintain the organization's website using Weebly. This role involves creating engaging web pages and ensuring a seamless user experience for visitors.

Manage and optimize the organization's Google Ads campaigns. Experience with the Google Ads Nonprofit Program and skills in SEO and SEM are strongly preferred.

Engage with dental societies and schools to enhance the E4V Dental Program. This role involves establishing collaborations and partnerships to support the organization's mission.

Join our team of committed professionals who are volunteering to make a difference in our community. Volunteers assist with various tasks to support the clinic's operations and patient care.

Assist twice a week from 6-7:30 pm with tidying resident areas, feeding, watering, and providing snuggles and brushes to animals. Volunteers should be physically fit and ready for hands-on work.

Assist with planning and organizing events for the organization, including the Annual Senegal event. Experience in nonprofit event planning is preferred.

Join us every Saturday from 8 am to 11 am to help clean resident areas, muck stalls, feed and water animals, and provide love and care. Volunteers should be able to lift 40-50 pounds and be prepared for physical work.

Capture beautiful moments of our residents and sanctuary life through photography to help promote our mission and engage the community.

Provide legal advice and support to the organization, ensuring compliance with regulations and assisting with legal matters as needed.

Participate in gathering excess crops from local farms and assist in preserving food for year-round consumption. Volunteers help reduce food waste and support equitable food distribution on Vashon-Maury Island.

Welcome guests at events, provide information, and ensure a friendly and organized environment. Volunteers will assist with guest check-in and provide support throughout the event.

Participate in the planning and execution of special events, ensuring they are successful and enjoyable for all attendees. Responsibilities include setup, coordination, and cleanup.

Help recruit and coordinate volunteers for various events and activities. Responsibilities include outreach, interviewing, and onboarding new volunteers.

Assist in organizing and executing fundraising events and campaigns. Volunteers will help with planning, outreach, and donor engagement to support the organization's financial goals.

Assist in promoting events and the organization through various channels. Volunteers will help create marketing materials and manage social media accounts.

Assist with the operations of the Vashon Farmers Market, supporting local farmers and artisans. Volunteers help with setting up, interacting with the community, and ensuring a smooth market experience.

Contribute to the development of long-term strategies for the organization. Volunteers will work with the board and staff to identify goals and create plans to achieve them.

Create visual content for promotional materials and events. Volunteers will work with the marketing team to design posters, flyers, and digital content.

Act as the master of ceremonies for events, introducing performers, engaging the audience, and maintaining the flow of the event. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking in front of large groups.

Join our DOVE Squad to use your talents in supporting the community and The Vashon DOVE Project. Volunteers engage in various activities to assist survivors and promote awareness.

Support the organization with various administrative tasks such as data entry, filing, and answering phones. Volunteers will help maintain the smooth operation of the office.

Assist in managing the stage during events, ensuring that performances run smoothly and on schedule. Responsibilities include coordinating with performers and technical staff, and overseeing stage setup and breakdown.

Engage with a retired pediatrician for virtual or in-person visits focusing on their career, sports, and hobbies.

Volunteers assist in local development and improvement projects such as litter removal, beach clean-up, and small infrastructure improvements like painting structures and canal maintenance. Volunteers work with team captains to plan and execute these projects, fostering problem-solving and community engagement skills.

Vashon Island Fire & Rescue (VIFR) is currently seeking qualified personnel to fill immediate vacancies and to establish a list for future Firefighter/EMT and EMT Only openings. Volunteers are responsible for proficient and effective response and performance as a Firefighter, EMT or both Firefighter/EMT; acquiring, maintaining, performing and enhancing the knowledge, skills and abilities required to perform prescribed firefighting and EMS functions. This position requires a high degree of cooperative and communicative skills in interfacing with career, command, other volunteers, community members and patients. | Requirements: 1. You must be at least 18 years of age at the time the application process is complete. 2. You must possess a valid Washington State driver license. 3. You must pull three 12-hour shifts per month and up to 12 hours of training per month. 4. If you do not live on Vashon, you must complete a Washington State EMT-Basic course prior to applying and have a current CPAT card. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Vashon Island Fire & Rescue (VIFR) is currently seeking qualified personnel to fill immediate vacancies and to establish a list for future Firefighter/EMT and EMT Only openings. Volunteers are responsible for proficient and effective response and performance as a Firefighter, EMT or both Firefighter/EMT; acquiring, maintaining, performing and enhancing the knowledge, skills and abilities required to perform prescribed firefighting and EMS functions. This position requires a high degree of cooperative and communicative skills in interfacing with career, command, other volunteers, community members and patients. | Requirements: 1. You must be at least 18 years of age at the time the application process is complete. 2. You must possess a valid Washington State driver license. 3. You must pull three 12-hour shifts per month and up to 12 hours of training per month. 4. If you do not live on Vashon, you must complete a Washington State EMT-Basic course prior to applying and have a current CPAT card. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Contribute to Burn Design Lab by sharing your skills and expertise in various projects aimed at improving cookstove technology. Volunteers can engage in engineering, design, or community outreach activities.

Assist in organizing and conducting braiding workshops for preteens and teenagers. Volunteers will help set up events, guide participants in learning braiding techniques, and support the overall mission of empowering young girls through creative expression.

Contribute to the upkeep of the Neely Mansion's grounds by assisting with yard work and landscaping. Volunteers will help maintain the gardens and outdoor areas.

Volunteer as a tour guide at the Neely Mansion, sharing the rich history and stories of the diverse families who lived there. Engage with visitors and provide educational insights about the mansion and its historical significance.

Assist with the maintenance and upkeep of the Neely Mansion, ensuring the site remains in good condition for visitors. Volunteers will help with cleaning, repairs, and general maintenance tasks.

Assist the Neely Mansion Association with media and newsletter tasks, helping to promote events and share news about the mansion's activities. This role involves writing, editing, and distributing content.

Help preserve and maintain the historical collections at the Neely Mansion. Volunteers will assist with cataloging, organizing, and caring for artifacts and documents.

Support the planning and execution of events at the Neely Mansion, including educational programs and special exhibits. Volunteers will help with logistics, setup, and guest engagement.

Engage with visitors through educational programs, helping to convey the historical and cultural significance of the Neely Mansion. Volunteers will assist in developing and delivering educational content.

Assist the Front Desk staff with clerical duties, greet families, and help with in-kind donation intake at the South King County Family Resource Center. Volunteers should be compassionate and flexible.

In response to COVID-19, many food-insecure families need help. This role involves assisting in collecting and distributing essential household items to families in need. Volunteers will help with donations and follow public health guidelines.

Volunteers assist with daily tasks such as cleaning stalls, feeding, grooming, and spending time with the animals. They may also help with projects like repairing stalls and paddocks, maintaining pathways, and working in the summer garden. Volunteers must be prepared for physically demanding and repetitive tasks in various weather conditions.

Assist with interpretation services, especially for Dari or Farsi, to support communication between staff and apprentices. Volunteers will help bridge language barriers and facilitate effective training.

Provide one-on-one English Language Learning instruction to apprentices, helping them improve their language skills for better integration into the culinary industry.

Provide support to apprentices in their job search efforts, including resume building, interview preparation, and job application assistance.

Offer consultation services to apprentices interested in starting their own food business, providing guidance on business planning and operations.

Assist in planning and organizing fundraising events to support Project Feast's programs. Volunteers will work on event logistics, outreach, and coordination.

Manage the organization's social media presence, creating content and engaging with the community online to promote library events and initiatives.

Assist in sorting books for upcoming book fairs, ensuring they are organized and ready for sale. Volunteers help recycle good reading into the community.

Help manage and operate book fairs, assisting customers and handling book sales. Volunteers contribute to promoting literacy in the community.

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

Walk, exercise, and train large, energetic dogs, especially pit bull terriers. Volunteers must be committed and kind, with a required commitment of at least one shift per week for six months.

Help clean rabbit kennels and perform other prep work in the Cat Adoptions Building. Duties include monitoring animal health and cleaning. Shifts are typically 2-3 hours and can be scheduled between 8-11am.

Perform essential tasks like washing dishes, doing laundry, and cleaning cat carriers to support shelter operations. This role offers a good workout and is crucial for the animals.

Assist in cleaning cat condos and colony rooms, monitor health, and perform cleaning duties. Shifts can be 90 minutes to 3 hours, scheduled between 8-11am.

Pro Bono Champions offer free civil legal assistance to youth experiencing homelessness. Volunteers contribute in various ways to remove legal barriers and help youth build toward their future. No legal background is required to volunteer.

Help answer phones and take messages, assisting the housing team with various administrative tasks. This position is not physically taxing and allows for flexibility in scheduling.

Support the Community Health and Wellness Program by assisting community health workers in promoting health and wellbeing. Responsibilities include coordinating medical care, connecting community members with resources, and facilitating exercise classes.

Provide a temporary, loving home for animals from RASKC until they are adopted. Full training and support are provided.

Provide temporary care for bunnies or cats in your home until they are adopted. Training is provided, and children can assist under adult supervision.