Organize and sponsor a food drive to collect non-perishable food items for the Woodinville Storehouse Food Bank. Drives can be held once a month, once a year, or on special occasions. All collected items should be unopened and unexpired.

Volunteers maintain records of membership, supporters, and visitors, print mailing labels, and manage email lists.

Volunteers increase the Society’s visibility online by managing electronic media, including the website, Facebook, Instagram, and other outlets, uploading articles, event notifications, and photographs.

Volunteers at the Woodinville Heritage Museum help make the history of our community more accessible by guiding visitors through exhibits and sharing the rich heritage of the greater Woodinville Community.

Community outreach volunteers produce Free Community Programs by developing, scheduling, promoting, and hosting various public programs. They also assist in membership development and creating partnerships within the community.

Volunteers assist in developing fundraising opportunities, organizing fundraising events, and writing grants. They also help produce the society’s newsletter and expand the web presence on social media.

Participate in local Nourishing Network groups to identify and solve crucial human needs problems affecting your community. These groups provide a warm and inclusive space for volunteers to collaborate and make a tangible impact.

Volunteers help grow the arts community in Woodinville by sharing their time and skills in various roles such as ushering, stagehands, flyer distribution, and tabling at local community events. Volunteers must be at least 10 years old, and those under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Help install signage and create passive education opportunities for park visitors. Volunteers will contribute to projects that enhance public knowledge and appreciation of local green spaces.

Assist with land restoration events by helping to remove invasive species and restore natural habitats. Volunteers will work on projects aimed at improving the ecological health of community green spaces.

Join monthly community clean-up events to help maintain the cleanliness and beauty of local parks and trails. Volunteers will participate in trash collection and other maintenance activities.

Promote the protection of Shelton View Forest by inviting friends and family for hikes, sharing on social media, and displaying SVF signs. This role involves community engagement and awareness-raising.

Assist in maintaining the cleanliness of Shelton View Forest by picking up and packing out trash. This role is vital for preserving the natural beauty and health of the forest ecosystem.

Submit letters to the editor at the Bothell Kenmore Reporter to raise awareness about the importance of preserving Shelton View Forest. Share your personal story and reasons for supporting the forest.

Help collect data on the many birds that live in Shelton View Forest by entering your observations online or on the EBird app. This opportunity is open to birders of all skill levels.

Volunteers assist with events, projects, transportation, and tasks that help care for cats in need. Opportunities are available throughout the weekdays and weekends, and volunteers are encouraged to join even if they cannot commit to a regular schedule.

Provide Reiki services to hospice patients, offering emotional and physical support through holistic practices. Must be Reiki Level II or higher.

Provide companionship to hospice patients through activities such as running errands, playing games, and simply being present. Volunteers are integral to reducing a patient's loneliness.

Licensed massage volunteers provide comforting massage services to hospice patients, helping them find relief and comfort during their end-of-life journey.

Work under the supervision of the Coordinator - Hospice Volunteers, utilizing registered therapy animals to provide gentle touch and compassionate care to hospice patients.