Volunteer at TeenTix HQ in Seattle, WA for 2-3 hours, assisting with tasks such as making buttons, sending out passes, or signing new teens up for TeenTix. Opportunities are arranged individually.

Become an advocate for TeenTix in your school or community by spreading the word about TeenTix and engaging peers. Discuss with TeenTix what might work best for your outreach efforts.

As a Gallery Greeter Volunteer, you will welcome visitors to the gallery, provide information about current exhibitions, and assist with general inquiries. Volunteers can choose to work full shifts of 7 hours or half shifts of 3.5 hours.

Volunteer as an adult by joining a TeenTix committee such as Tech, Development, Finance, or Expansion. Share your skills to support TeenTix's mission over a one-year commitment.

Join the TeenTix Teen Fundraising Committee to collaborate with peers on creating fundraisers and TeenTix merchandise. Plan and execute events like bake sales and trivia nights to inspire giving.

Support Special Olympics Washington’s health programs and Healthy Athletes screening events. Roles are available for various healthcare professionals and students.

Provide day-of support for Special Olympics Washington’s events, competitions, and programs. Responsibilities may include event setup, scorekeeping, check-in, and data entry.

Work directly with athletes and staff to execute Special Olympics Washington’s signature events, competitions, and programs. Roles include coaching, program leadership, and serving on management teams.

Lend your talents and expertise to a specialty service for a Special Olympics Washington event, competition, program, or major initiative. Roles may include security, medical, technology, or project management.

Document ecological forestry by capturing photos, recording videos, or editing media. Volunteers will contribute to NNRG's visual storytelling efforts.

Help NNRG tell compelling stories about forests and the people who steward them by contributing to blog content. Volunteers will work closely with professionals to craft engaging narratives.

Assist the Marketing Team with graphic design, development, and editing of print and web materials. Volunteers with a knack for design can help enhance NNRG's visual communications.

Help research, collect, and organize stories for NNRG's monthly newsletter. Volunteers will engage in research and writing to support the organization's outreach efforts.

CASA and GAL volunteers advocate for the best interests of children who have experienced abuse or neglect. Volunteers work with child welfare professionals, educators, and service providers to ensure that judges have the information they need to make well-informed decisions for each child.

Volunteers are needed to provide daily meals for over 120 at-risk clients staying at the Holiday Inn. This role involves delivering lunches and snacks daily for about 60-70 people, ensuring that vulnerable clients can access food while social distancing.

Join Compass Housing Alliance as an individual volunteer to support various programs and services. Volunteers may assist in administrative tasks, event support, or direct service roles, depending on current needs.

Participate as a group in volunteer activities at Compass Housing Alliance. Groups can help with projects such as organizing donation drives, assisting with events, or supporting facility maintenance.

We are actively seeking new board members to support the provision of vital resources for aging adults.

Join Easterseals Washington as a community volunteer and make a difference in the lives of children and adults with disabilities. Volunteers can assist with various projects at programs across the state, utilizing their unique skills and talents.

Volunteers assist with various community engagement initiatives, helping to promote the Center's educational programs and events. Responsibilities may include outreach, event planning, and supporting educational activities.