Help with grocery rescue by collecting food donations from local grocery stores. This role requires a personal vehicle and the ability to lift up to 40 pounds. Shifts are typically from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., Monday to Saturday.

Assist in Das Thrift with tasks such as sorting donations, pricing items, and maintaining the store's organization. Weekly shifts are available seven days a week, lasting 3 hours each.

Join us in the Community Cupboard to help with weekly shifts that involve checking families in and out, restocking food, and cleaning. Shifts are scheduled for 2 to 3 hours at a time, Monday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Participate in harvesting fresh produce from local farms and gardens throughout the Wenatchee Valley. Gleaning typically occurs from May to October for 2-hour shifts on weekdays, primarily in the mornings.

Help with various administrative tasks in the office, including stuffing envelopes for outreach and fundraising efforts. These projects occur 3 to 5 times per year on weekdays and last about 3 hours.

Chelan County Fire District # 3 is currently accepting volunteer applications for our Recruit Academy scheduled for September 2022. Chelan County Fire Protection District #3 was established to provide fire protection services to the rural community surrounding the City of Leavenworth. In 2012 the fire district, by a vote of the community, annexed Leavenworth deleting those fire protection borders. Today Fire District #3 is a combination fire department responsible for protecting almost 30 square miles and over a billion dollars in assets. The department responds to close to 800 emergencies a year including structure fires, wildland fires, rail emergencies, haz-mat, motor vehicle accidents, and river rescue to name a few. | Requirements: No experience required Applicants must reside within the confines of Fire District # 3 Must pass criminal background check | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist with maintaining and enhancing the natural landscape of Tierra Learning Center. Volunteers will engage in activities such as planting, weeding, and trail maintenance to support the center's commitment to environmental stewardship.

Volunteers in this role will help maintain the museum's facilities and grounds, ensuring a clean and welcoming environment for visitors. Tasks may include gardening, cleaning, and minor repairs.

Docents are responsible for leading tours and providing educational information about the museum's exhibits and Pioneer Village. This position requires a passion for history and the ability to engage with diverse audiences.

This opportunity involves assisting with the organization and preservation of the museum's archives and collections. Volunteers will help catalog items and ensure they are properly stored and maintained.

As a Lobby Host, you will welcome visitors, provide information about the museum and its exhibits, and assist with visitor inquiries. This role is perfect for friendly individuals who enjoy interacting with the public and enhancing the visitor experience.

Provide support in booking, accounting, program development, and potentially serving as a board member. Volunteers assist in the administrative operations of the organization.

Engage in a variety of projects including outreach, social media, education, photography, and newsletter/blog creation. Volunteers provide administrative support as needed.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the annual Hispanic Academic Achievers Program event. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and support to ensure the program runs smoothly. This is a great opportunity to give back to the community and support Hispanic students in their educational journey.

Volunteers are needed for the June 18th spay and neuter event. Responsibilities include assisting with event setup, registration, and supporting veterinary staff.

Assist Kitty Kat Haven remotely by participating in virtual events and helping with online tasks. This opportunity is open to individuals who do not reside in Washington.

Volunteers are needed to assist with cleaning stalls and paddocks, preparing hay and grain, washing and filling water buckets, and grooming and walking minis for those with horse experience. This role is vital in maintaining the well-being of the horses at the sanctuary.

Volunteers play a crucial role in our organization by providing socialization to our dogs and assisting with their care. Responsibilities include playing with puppies and dogs in training, cleaning and maintaining the grounds and facilities, and washing, feeding, and watering the dogs.

Foster volunteers provide temporary homes for Greyhounds, helping them adjust to home life and evaluating their personalities to find suitable permanent homes. Responsibilities include daily care, feeding, and socialization of the Greyhounds.

Participate in fundraising, educational, and adoption events primarily from March through September in Lewis County. Volunteers help with setting up and managing event tables.