Help build peace and overcome global divisions while honing your intercultural communication skills. Volunteers engage in 1-on-1 conversations with participants from over 35 countries. This role is open to anyone over the age of 14 with internet access. Onboarding and training for this role takes about 4-6 hours.

Volunteer as a chaperone for Grad Night 2025, a safe and fun celebration for graduating seniors. Help ensure a supervised, substance-free environment for students to celebrate their achievements.

Volunteer to support the Bellevue Schools Foundation by joining one of the various committees of the Board of Trustees. Your involvement will help promote and fund the best possible learning opportunities for students in Bellevue's public schools.

Volunteers assist with various events throughout the year, providing logistical support and ensuring events run smoothly. This role is essential in engaging the community and supporting students.

Volunteers serve as scholarship application readers, helping to read and score scholarship applications. This role is crucial in supporting students' access to financial aid for college.

Volunteers are needed to help distribute, plant, and care for trees in the Eastside area. This opportunity is open to individuals of all ages, races, genders, and skill levels, and qualifies for school service hours.

Support TRIFC's public relations efforts by helping to promote their mission and programs. Volunteers may assist with creating marketing materials, managing social media accounts, and engaging with the community.

Assist with check-in/registration, set-up, and other tasks during TRIFC's special events aimed at raising awareness and funds for their programs. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the success of these events.

Provide IT support to help maintain and improve TRIFC's technological infrastructure. Volunteers with expertise in IT can assist with data entry, system updates, and troubleshooting.

Collect, organize, and deliver pet supplies across Puget Sound, Southwest Washington, and Yakima County. Drivers are needed to pick up and deliver supplies to events, clinics, and other locations as required.

Assist with administrative and marketing tasks such as social media, graphic design, and engagement strategies. Photographers are needed to document work and events, and to boost materials for the adoption program.

Help out at in-person events, including wellness clinics, by making pet ID tags and distributing supplies to pets of low-income, homeless, and in-need community members. Volunteers are also needed for adoption, fundraising, and other events throughout the year.

**We are not a FIRE DEPARTMENT. We are part of Search and Rescue in King County, Washington. ** The King County Incident Support team is part of the 8 King County, WA volunteer Search and Rescue units. KC IST specializes in assisting the Incident Commander of a Search and Rescue Mission at the command post by: *Communicating on VHF/UHF radios and logging the radio traffic *Developing and printing maps to be used by field searchers *Logging position updates of field crews *Preparing briefing and debriefing packets for field crews *Requesting SPOT reports as needed | Requirements: Initial requirements: Pass IC-100, IC-1700 Complete an application here: http://www.kcist.org/membership/how-to-join/ Additional requirements after joining: http://www.kcist.org/training/ | Categories: Department Support, Other

Stock Room volunteers assess, price, and organize books, and may help restock shelves in the bookshop. Volunteers generally work two shifts per month with flexible schedules.

Corner Book Shop volunteers interact with customers, assist in finding books, receive donations, ring up sales, and restock shelves. Volunteers generally work two shifts per month with flexible schedules.

Assist at special sales events like the Holiday Sale, engaging with patrons and helping with sales activities. Open to both members and non-members.

Volunteers play a crucial role in making the KCLS Foundation’s Literary Lions Gala a success. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring smooth execution of the gala activities.

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.

Volunteer as a Family Planning Outreach Counselor to provide information and counseling to nomadic tribes in Northern Kenya. Volunteers will help educate communities on the benefits of family planning and support healthier family structures.

Volunteers are essential to NWPF's work, supporting free services and programs that deliver access to specialty care, distribute educational resources, host community events, and raise awareness. Volunteers help develop self-advocacy and system navigation tools.