Plan and strategize events for Covenant Creatures, including Love a Pitbull Day and educational events. Responsibilities include coordinating logistics, managing volunteers, and ensuring successful event execution.

Assist in promoting Covenant Creatures' mission and events through various channels. Responsibilities include creating promotional materials, managing social media, and engaging with the community to raise awareness.

Volunteers will assist in packing food donations for distribution at the Thurston County Food Bank Warehouse Distribution Center. This opportunity is indoors, requires no special skills, and is suitable for individuals with physical limitations. Volunteers must wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes, and pre-register on the food bank website.

Volunteers are needed to cook and deliver meals to residents in the tiny home villages. This role involves preparing nutritious meals and engaging with the community to provide support and companionship.

Volunteers are needed to teach enrichment classes such as art, yoga, and life skills to residents. This role involves planning and conducting classes that enhance residents' skills and well-being.

Volunteers are needed to participate in work parties focused on landscaping, general cleaning, and maintenance of the tiny home villages. This role involves hands-on work to maintain and beautify the community spaces.

Volunteers will support adaptive cycling events by assisting participants, ensuring safety, and facilitating a positive experience for all involved. This role may involve helping set up equipment and guiding participants during the event.

Assist in mentoring youth participants in music workshops, helping them to write, record, and perform their original music. Volunteers should be passionate about music and working with young people.

Volunteers support the execution and growth of programs aimed at empowering at-risk youth and their families. Responsibilities may include assisting with events, mentoring youth, and providing administrative support.

Assist in providing services to low-income pet owners during street outreach events. Responsibilities include helping with setup, managing supplies, and interacting with pet owners to ensure they receive necessary assistance.

Engage with media, prepare press releases, gather stories for print, radio, and TV, and organize press conferences to influence welfare policy.

Learn to meet with donors, research and write grants, and plan fundraising events such as art sales, concerts, and cafes.

Organize POWER members to get involved in the legislative process, improve public speaking skills, and educate legislators on policy impacts.

Assist with general office tasks such as filing, databasing, and answering phones to support the organization's daily operations.

Participate in and lead workshops on welfare rights, global and local economics, and poverty awareness using the popular education model.

Organize and participate in protests, and create art through theater, photography, film, and audio to educate the public about poverty and parenting issues.

Answer POWER’s hotline and provide legal information regarding welfare rights. Follow-up with hotline callers and be a silent witness at welfare appointments.

Assist with the planning and execution of exhibitions and programs at the Olympia Arts & Heritage Alliance Museum. Volunteers will help with setup, visitor engagement, and educational activities.

Work with dogs to build their confidence, manners, and skills for successful adoptions.

Help bring dogs from shelters, foster homes, or adoption events to their next destination safely.