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This opportunity will be a 'Stop the Bus' where you will work with our staff to pack up, label, de-clutter and organize our office and storage space. We closed down half our office space during the pandemic and now we can't all fit in our office! Hel...

MLK Day Rally and March Peacekeeper volunteers work in teams to ensure the rally and march are peaceful and safe for all participants. This includes helping participants to maintain social-distancing, wear masks, and other safety precautions relate...

We are going to be working behind the sign, removing invasive blackberries and reed canary grass where they are threatening our native plants. We are going to spread mulch to suppress the weeds from growing back in the area. 

As a provider of housing for families experiencing homelessness, there is no end to the cleaning and repair needed at our buildings. As a small non-profit, we also try to stretch every dollar, as we would rather spend on the families in the program t...

Paradise Parking Plots Community Garden, a project of World Relief Seattle, exists to empower refugees, immigrants, and the local community to improve food access, build relationships, and nurture economic independence. The garden additionally aims t...

Assist Highline Botanical Gardens' gardener by planting perennial specimens in the historical Seike Family Japanese Garden, or by other winter garden tasks. 

Are you looking to do more than a one-time volunteer project? Many nonprofits in our community need committed, reliable, consistent volunteers to help further their missions. Join us for an hour to virtually learn from BIPOC-led organizations who are...

Join us at the scenic Sammamish River in Woodinville to remove invasive Himalayan blackberry, add mulch to the banks of the river, and prepare the site for planting! Information on site location and what to bring with you will be sent to your email u...

Volunteers will work to improve the existing pathways at Rainier Vista Dakota P-Patch by mulching them with sheets of cardboard, followed by 15 yards of woodchips. This will create a cleaner, safer, and more accessible space for gardeners and the sur...