As a Volunteer Advocate, assist Friends of Clark County in promoting local food systems, supporting affordable housing, and preserving open spaces. Engage in outreach and education to influence local and regional policymakers.

Join the Friends of Clark County as a board or committee member to help influence public policy and advocate for the protection of local farmlands, forests, and wildlife habitats. Engage with diverse communities and support local food systems and affordable housing initiatives.

Assist in guiding visitors through the museum, providing information about exhibits and the history of La Center. Volunteers are needed on the first and third Saturdays of the month from 12-4pm.

Join SWWICCA in participating in Santa's Posse's Gift Delivery event in Clark County. Volunteers will help deliver gifts to those in need, spreading holiday cheer and supporting the community.

As a museum docent, you will guide visitors through the museum, sharing insights about the exhibits and the history of Columbia County. This role requires a passion for history and the ability to engage with diverse audiences.

Assist in the administrative functions of Battle Ground HealthCare. Volunteers in this role will help with tasks such as reception, office assistance, and data entry, contributing to the smooth operation of our services.

Join our team as a medical, dental, or rehabilitation staff volunteer. You will provide essential healthcare services to community members in need, helping to improve their overall health and well-being.

Help promote Battle Ground HealthCare's mission and services through marketing and promotional activities. This role involves creating content, managing social media, and engaging with the community.

Assist in organizing and coordinating monthly meetings of the Vancouver Barracks Military Association. Responsibilities include setting up meeting spaces, managing attendance, and liaising with attendees and speakers.

As a Neighborhood Coordinator, pick up donors’ green bags every two months and deliver them to local food pantries. This role involves organizing and motivating a small group of food donors.

Join the Support Team to help with various tasks such as unloading food bags, making phone calls, and assisting with special projects. This role is flexible and essential to the organization’s operations.

As a Food Donor, fill a green bag with nonperishable food every two months and place it outside your front door for collection. Each full bag contributes approximately ten meals to the community.

Help organize and coordinate events that bring the magic of reading to children in the community. Responsibilities include planning event logistics, coordinating with other volunteers, and ensuring a smooth execution of events.

Host story time sessions for children, fostering a love for reading and imagination. Volunteers will read stories to children, engage them in discussions, and create a welcoming environment for learning.

Assist in distributing books to children and families in need. Volunteers will help sort and package books, deliver them to designated locations, and engage with the community to promote literacy.

As an Interpreter volunteer, you will assist in communication between patients and healthcare providers, ensuring that language barriers do not hinder care. Fluency in multiple languages is required.

As a Medical Assistant volunteer, you will assist healthcare providers in delivering care to patients. This role may include administrative tasks and direct patient care, requiring a commitment to the clinic's mission.

As a Registered Nurse volunteer, you will provide nursing care and support to patients at the clinic. You must have a current nursing license in Washington and a desire to serve through healthcare.

As a Care Coordinator volunteer, you will help manage patient care and ensure that individuals receive the services they need. This role requires strong organizational skills and a compassionate approach to patient care.

As a Medical Provider volunteer, you will offer your medical expertise to patients in need at the clinic. You must hold a current professional license in the State of Washington and be willing to adhere to the clinic’s policies and procedures.