Defenders are men who work to understand and combat the marketplace of commercial sexual exploitation. They participate in educational activities and advocacy efforts to prevent trafficking.

Ambassadors of Hope are volunteers who advocate for Shared Hope's mission in their local communities. They engage in awareness activities, host events, and educate others about the signs of trafficking.

Volunteers in Vancouver support special projects at Shared Hope's Washington State Headquarters. They assist with various tasks to further the organization's mission.

Volunteers will be trained to groom both long-hair and short-hair cats, helping to keep their claws duller and hairballs under control. This role is essential for maintaining the health and comfort of the cats.

Volunteers are needed to help with regular chores such as scooping cat boxes, cleaning kennel areas, feeding, and watering the cats. Volunteers will also have the opportunity to assist with special projects like gardening and remodeling kennels.

Participate in a food packing event at Clark County Food Bank, where volunteers will sort and package food to provide meals to local families in need. This is a demonstration of community support and enthusiasm.

Connect with the alumni network and participate as a panelist to share industry insights and experiences with current students.

Become a guest speaker in a classroom setting to share your expertise and engage with students on relevant topics.

Sign up for 'Check out a Professional' to become a career resource for students, providing guidance and advice.

Participate in MESA’s mentoring program to support students in STEM fields through guidance and mentorship.

Serve on an advisory committee aligned with your industry to provide guidance and support for specific degree programs at Clark College.

Participate in practice/mock interviews with career services to help students prepare for job interviews.

Volunteer to pack or distribute food boxes at the Penguin Pantry, supporting students' basic needs.

Share and develop your writing skills while making a significant impact for the kids and families served by Journey Theater. This role involves writing and developing grant proposals.

Lend your sewing skills to create costumes for upcoming productions. This role involves working with the costume team to bring characters to life on stage.

Make a visible difference in the warehouse by sorting, organizing, and labeling stock items, cleaning, and improving storage areas.

Help keep the Journey community strong by creating opportunities for alumni to stay involved and connected. This role involves organizing events and communications for former students and parents.

Get hands-on with the details that make classes, shows, and camps happen. Tasks include scanning, printing, and copying materials, preparing communications, and running occasional errands.

Share your time, creativity, and skills to plan and execute fundraising events and VIP experiences. This role involves organizing two or three events each year, with a flexible commitment of 2-4 hours per month.

Join the Trauma Disruptor Coalition to stand up for vulnerable children by advocating for trauma disruption and family reunification. Members are encouraged to spread awareness, participate in advocacy efforts, and support the organization's mission through various initiatives.