Opportunities From: United Way of King County

Are you 55 or older? The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Solid Ground is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you!          

Over 16% of King County children live in poverty. Be a guiding hand on an at-risk student's path to success! Start by giving an hour a week to students to:

If you want to make a difference in a student's life by making learning exciting, relevant and creative, contact RSVP at Solid Ground now!

Are you 55 or older? The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Solid Ground is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you!       

Over 16% of King County children live in poverty. Be a guiding hand on an at-risk student's path to success! Start by giving an hour a week to students to:  

If you want to make a difference in a student's life by making learning exciting, relevant and creative, contact RSVP at Solid Ground now!

Are you 55 or older? The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Solid Ground is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you!       

Mentors help recently arrived refugees become acquainted with the surrounding community and face the challenges of resettling in a new country. This is a critical period when refugees need assistance learning the basics of life in a new place, including things like public transportation, the banking system, public schools, managing personal healthcare, conversational English and getting involved in their community. Mentors meet with an individual or a family for two hours per week during their first three months in the U.S.  

If you want to use your experience and compassion to improve your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground now!

Did you know that 1 in 5 children in King County struggle with hunger? Are you 55 or older? The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Solid Ground is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you!       

Help feed our community through one of the following opportunities: 

Community Dining: Help prepare and serve meals for seniors in a senior center. 

If you want to put your experience and compassion to work in your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground today!

Did you know that 1 in 5 children in King County struggle with hunger? Are you 55 or older? The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Solid Ground is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you!           

Help feed our community through one of the following opportunities:  

If you want to put your experience and compassion to work in your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground today!

Did you know that 1 in 5 children in King County struggle with hunger? Are you 55 or older? The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Solid Ground is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you!  

Help feed our community through one of the following opportunities:          

If you want to put your experience and compassion to work in your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground today!

Did you know that 1 in 5 children in King County struggle with hunger? Are you 55 or older? The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Solid Ground is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you!    

Help feed our community through one of the following opportunities:         

If you want to put your experience and compassion to work in your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground today!

Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is welcoming volunteers now!

RSVP is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with over 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you!

Volunteers are needed to meet the following community needs:        

If you want to put your experience and compassion to work improving your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground today!

Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is welcoming volunteers now!

RSVP is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with over 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you! 

Volunteers are needed to meet the following community needs:          

If you want to put your experience and compassion to work improving your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground today!

Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is welcoming volunteers now!

RSVP is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with over 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you! 

Volunteers are needed to meet the following community needs:   

If you want to put your experience and compassion to work improving your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground today!

Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) welcoming volunteers now!

RSVP is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with over 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you!

Volunteers are needed to meet the following community needs:        

If you want to put your experience and compassion to work improving your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground today!

Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is welcoming volunteers now!

RSVP is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with over 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you! 

Volunteers are needed to meet the following community needs:       

If you want to put your experience and compassion to work improving your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground today!

Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is welcoming volunteers now!

RSVP is a national service program that makes volunteering easy and rewarding by finding volunteer positions for those 55 years and older. We partner with over 40 public and nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers and can help find the right opportunity for you!       

Volunteers are needed to meet the following community needs: 

If you want to put your experience and compassion to work improving your community, contact RSVP at Solid Ground today!

We’re on the hunt for a Dishwasher Volunteer!

Only 2 hours a day—you pick the day! You’ll:

– Help the team behind the scenes

– Earn a delicious Chef Corday meal

– Enjoy good company or quiet time.

This small task has a HUGE ripple effect.

Ready to jump in? We’d love your help.

If you'd truly like to help animals by ensuring access to clean dishes, laundry, and other items, become a Shelter Helper!

This "hands on" work provides the foundation for smooth operations at the shelter. You would be washing dishes, doing the laundry, and cleaning cat carriers.

It's a terrific workout too!

RASKC welcomes applicants who would like to help cats in the mornings by cleaning their condos and colony rooms, in addition to doing other prep work in the Cat Adoptions Building. You may help rabbits too, if you like. Other duties include: monitoring cats' health, sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, and taking out the garbage. This is a terrific workout that brings so much joy to the cats!

Among the open positions, you may usually choose a weekly shift that takes place at least two hours (or longer), starting at 8am or 8:30am.

Next step: Complete an application. Click "respond" and we will follow up with more information. 

Got love to share? Consider becoming a foster volunteer!

As a foster volunteer, you would make a short-term commitment to nurture one or more animals from the shelter in your home on a temporary basis. 

Some cats need a break from living at the shelter.  Providing time in your home helps them get ready to be adopted. Many cats need a quiet patch of sunlight to recover from a cold, for example.

RASKC also offers kittens, rabbits, and dogs to foster too.

Are you in a position to help?

Among the animals that are eligible to be fostered, you choose which animal that will go home with you.

Foster volunteers are given thorough training, great support and everything necessary-- free pet food, free medical care for the kitty, free litter, free litter box, free kennel...

When the pet is ready to be adopted, you may choose to: a) Adopt to a member of the community through RASKC's Adopters Welcome program, or b) Bring the animal back to the shelter, or c) Adopt the animal yourself. You can decide when the time is right for you to foster-- on an ongoing basis or just every once in a while.

Children may participate in the animal care, though an adult in the household must be the official volunteer.

Community service might be available for school (if okay with the school). Usually 1.5 hours is credited for each day an animal is cared for in your home.

1. Complete a RASKC volunteer application.

2. Go to RASKC's website. View the training videos- Modules 1, 2, & 4 - then answer the questions.

3. Submit your completed liability-release form. If you are a youth, the form would need to be completed by your parent/ legal guardian.

Share your love and have fun as a foster parent to sweet fur-baby that needs you.

Thanks for considering this possibility. We look forward to hearing from you...

RASKC seeks adult volunteers who are very committed to positive dog-engagement, skilled with a wide range of large, untrained, and very energetic dogs, especially German Shepherds, Huskies, and pit bull terriers and mixes. 

This is exhilarating work!

RASKC seeks an initial commitment of a once-a-week shift for about six months (or alternating-week shifts for about a year), equating to about 50 hours out of training.  The shelter accommodates time off for special vacations and so forth.

Key to success with RASKC dogs is kindness, positive reinforcement, and accurately reading and responding to dogs' body language.

Key to RASKC's success: a sense of great teamwork between volunteers and staff.

Typically, you would share a shift with three or four other volunteers.

Volunteers harness the dogs and take them out for exercise, affection, and enrichment. If it's super hot out, then enjoy some nice chill time on a bench under a shady tree with the dog.

Dog walkers are color-coded according to the type of dog they are eligible to walk.

. Green: Most Dog Walkers start as color "green" are eligible to work with our friendliest dogs. Not many green positions, if any, are available.

. Blue: Dog Walkers who are assessed as "blue" are eligible to take out the shy dogs and the friendly dogs.

. Red: Dog Walkers who are identified as "red" are eligible to walk any of the adoptable dogs, including the ones that need skillful handling.

RASKC needs "blue" and "red" Dog Walkers at this time.

Next steps:

Please complete RASKC's general application and our Dog Walker application. Click "respond" and we will follow up with more information. 

Not eligible for court-ordered community service.

Thanks!

A precious bunny would love to receive care in your home for a few weeks (or a few months) until an adopter has been identified or until a spot has opened up at Reber Ranch.

Foster training is provided online with lots of one-on-one support, if needed, from RASKC's Foster Care Coordinator and/or RASKC's Lead Rabbit Volunteer.

Opening your heart and your home to an animal from the shelter on a temporary basis is one of the very best things you can do to help.

It the situation isn't working out for any reason, you can return the bunny back to the shelter the next afternoon.

Children may assist in the animal care, but an adult in the household would need to be the official foster volunteer.

Community service for school might be available (if okayed by the school). Usually 1.5 hours credit is given for each day caring for a foster animal.

Application required. Click "respond" and we will follow up with more information. 

We hope to hear from you.

We believe in the dignity and value of every individual, seeing beyond the circumstances to the human being within, our approach to harm reduction is rooted in compassion and practical support especially in critical areas like Naloxone Access and Needle Exchange. Understanding the complexities of substance use we strive to provide life-preserving resources and services that respect the autonomy and choices of those we serve. Our Volunteers will play a vital role in the preparation, packaging, and distribution of outreach items and care packages to help our community. The work may also require lifting between 30 to 50 pounds of donated items, so volunteers should be physically capable of handling these weights. Additionally, to ensure safety, volunteers are required to wear closed-toe shoes while performing their duties. Can only accommodate groups of up to 5 people. https://signup.com/go/eqjbECA

Transform the room into a luncheon for 1000+ guests by adding place settings, centerpieces, packets, and more to the tables. Note: This role involves physical activity (standing, bending, and lifting).

Are you looking for a way to make a real difference in someone’s life?
We’re seeking a kind-hearted and dependable volunteer to accompany a friendly and independent participant on his trips to church using DART transportation.

This is more than just a ride, it’s a chance to offer companionship, share meaningful conversations, and brighten someone’s week.

About Opportunity

About the Participant

 Volunteer Responsibilities

 Volunteer Requirements

If you’re interested in bringing joy and connection to someone’s life, we’d love to hear from you!

Contact: Archana Devi
 archana.devi@providence.org

Looking for a way to give back to your community?

Invest in Youth is a Seattle-based nonprofit organization that provides free after-school tutoring to local elementary students across the city.

If you're looking for a way to get involved or give back to your community, this could be your opportunity! Invest in Youth is looking for role-model tutors to work one-on-one with elementary students at local schools, including Roxhill Elementary and Sanislo Elementary (both in West Seattle) and Thurgood Marshall Elementary (Squire Park Neighborhood) in addition to Beacon Hill International.

Tutoring begins in October, runs through May and takes place once every week at each school.

Each tutor is matched with the same student for the whole school year, and the pair works together on things like playing math games, reading stories or working on homework, for one hour each week. Educational materials and activities, training and support, and heartfelt appreciation are provided at every session. 

For more information or to apply to be a tutor, please visit our website: https://www.investinyouth.org/volunteer/

Can't commit to the full school year? Become a substitute tutor or share this with your friends who might be interested.

Invest in Youth has been providing tutoring support to students across Seattle for more than 20 years! We match each volunteer tutor with a single student for the entire school year, which fosters a truly meaningful relationship for the student and the tutor. Our program is provided free of charge to all families and schools we work with. We hope you'll join us!

Volunteer tutors are paired with a 3rd, 4th or 5th grade student for a full school year.

From October through May tutors and students meet once per week for an after-school tutoring session (exact location/times can be found here). We ask volunteers to make a commitment to the whole school year.

Tutoring sessions are held at the student's school, last one hour and are supervised by a school coordinator - support and heartfelt appreciation are provided at every tutoring session.

Volunteers can expect to help students with their homework, read books together and work on math problems, all while serving the important role of a mentor.

Looking for a way to give back to your community?

Invest in Youth is a Seattle-based nonprofit organization that provides free after-school tutoring to local elementary students across the city.

If you're looking for a way to get involved or give back to your community, this could be your opportunity! Invest in Youth is looking for role-model tutors to work one-on-one with elementary students at local schools, including Beacon Hill International, Roxhill Elementary and Sanislo Elementary (both in West Seattle), in addition to Thurgood Marshall Elementary (Squire Park neighborhood).

Tutoring begins in October, runs through May and takes place once every week at each school.

Each tutor is matched with the same student for the whole school year, and the pair works together on things like playing math games, reading stories or working on homework, for one hour each week. Educational materials and activities, training and support, and heartfelt appreciation are provided at every session. 

For more information or to apply to be a tutor, please visit our website: https://www.investinyouth.org/volunteer/

Looking for a way to give back to your community?

Invest in Youth is a Seattle-based nonprofit organization that provides free after-school tutoring to local elementary students across the city.

If you're looking for a way to get involved or give back to your community, this could be your opportunity! Invest in Youth is looking for role-model tutors to work one-on-one with elementary students at local schools, including Sanislo Elementary (West Seattle), Thurgood Marshall Elementary (Squire Park neighborhood) and Beacon Hill International, in addition to Roxhill Elementary (West Seattle).

Tutoring begins in October, runs through May and takes place once every week at each school.

Each tutor is matched with the same student for the whole school year, and the pair works together on things like playing math games, reading stories or working on homework, for one hour each week. Educational materials and activities, training and support, and heartfelt appreciation are provided at every session. 

For more information or to apply to be a tutor, please visit our website: https://www.investinyouth.org/volunteer/

Looking for a way to give back to your community?

Invest in Youth is a Seattle-based nonprofit organization that provides free after-school tutoring to local elementary students.

If you're looking for a way to get involved or give back to your community, this could be your opportunity! Invest in Youth is looking for role-model tutors to work one-on-one with elementary students at local schools, including Beacon Hill International, Roxhill Elementary (West Seattle) and Thurgood Marshall Elementary (Squire Park neighborhood in addition to Sanislo Elementary (West Seattle).

Tutoring begins in October, runs through May and takes place one day a week at each school.

Each tutor is matched with the same student for the whole school year, and the pair works together on things like playing math games, reading stories or working on homework. Educational materials and activities, training and support, and heartfelt appreciation are provided at every session. 

For more information or to apply to be a tutor, please visit our website: https://www.investinyouth.org/volunteer/

Can't commit to the full school year? Become a substitute tutor or share this with your friends who might be interested.

Teen Link is currently looking for adult volunteers (21+) to supervise the teen link young people phone workers. Working jointly with a Team of four teen link staff members, all of who are active in conducting trainings in school throughout King County. The goal is to engage teens in an open and honest discussion about the stresses and pressures that youth might face. In addition, Teen Link helps youth to identify coping mechanisms and warning signs, and instructs youth on how to intervene on behalf of a friend, if suicide ideation is expressed. This position works with a team of five Teen Link staff members, all of whom are active in conducting trainings in schools throughout King County. Professional training is provided. An interview determines eligibility. Responsibilities include:

Are you compassionate and a good listener? Do you want to empower others in their recovery? The WA Warm Line offers phone based peer support to people living with a mental illness using the principles of recovery to enhance the well-being of callers. Warm Line calls are answered by people who have lived experience with mental health challenges and want to share their experience to empower others. The Warm Line volunteers receive professional training, mentorship, and on-going volunteer support services. 

Join local Forest Steward Heidi Watters for a fun work party removing noxious weeds and learning about healthy ecosystems. All tools and training provided.

All ages OK

What to Bring

Bring a full water bottle, snacks or lunch for yourself, weather-appropriate clothes, and closed-toe shoes. If you have garden gloves, please bring them.

The site is a corner lot, gather by the JOBOX down in the site with the circle of log rounds.

Meeting Location Map

Street Parking

This FREE event is all about Salmon and the river! Join us for an afternoon of learning about salmon, river health, making art, and learning what you can do to protect these fish.

Hands-on activities
Information for fishing
Salmon viewing on the Duwamish River.

This event is handicap accessible and for all identities and ages.

Join this event for a reminder!

¡Este evento GRATUITO se centra en el salmón y el río! Acompáñenos a pasar una tarde aprendiendo sobre el salmón, la salud del río, creando arte y descubriendo cómo proteger a estos peces.

Actividades prácticas
Información para pescar
Avistamiento de salmones en el río Duwamish.

Este evento es accesible para personas con discapacidad y para todas las identidades y edades.

¡Únase a este evento para recibir un recordatorio!

This event is put on by the Environmental Science Center, Highline School District, PEI, Duwamish Alive Coalition and Green Tukwila Partnership.

All ages OK

What to Bring

An open mind and a smile!

¡Una mente abierta y una sonrisa!

The event is at the Tukwila Community Center, signs will be in the community center.


El evento será en el Centro Comunitario Tukwila, habrá carteles en el centro comunitario

Parking lot

estacionamiento

Translators for Bilingual Salmon Salmon Saturday Family Event.

Are you passionate about the Environment and local wildlife? Want to make a difference? Do you speak Spanish and English? If you said yes, this is for you!

We are seeking 6-8 volunteers to assist at various educational tables with family activities, translating between Spanish and English. Tables include information on Salmon, art activities, sharing resources, welcoming folks to the event, and Salmon viewing on the river. This event is all about learning about Salmon, the river, and what we can do to protect these amazing creatures.

Shifts are at least two hours long, but if you can do the whole event, we would love it!Volunteer hours count for community service or school. You must be 15 or older to volunteer.

Training on the materials will take place before the event, and a salmon or environmental expert will staff each station.

To learn more about the event, www.TukwilaWA.gov/GreenTukwila

Join us!

All ages OK

What to Bring

Comfy close and good shoes for walking and standing.

In the event space, Banquet Rooms, check in at the lobby. Staff will reach out the week before with more details.

Parking lot of The Tukwila Community Center

The Duwamish River ecosystem is a vital yet heavily impacted watershed in the Seattle area, supporting a diverse array of wildlife, including salmon, otters, and eagles. Naturalist Fletcher Levy will lead the group on a stroll and discuss the Green-Duwamish Salmon. Fletcher will discuss all five species and their cultural relevance while also explaining some of the challenges we face in the region.

As a bonus, Fletcher will identify native plants and trees and share how they support the river. Everyone will go home with great ways to help salmon ecosystems from your own home.

Restrooms and water bottle fill-up stations are available at the Tukwila Community Center. This event is rain or shine and ADA accessible; all ages are welcome, and the walk is paved.

Are you comfortable with iNaturalist and community science? We are seeking individuals to help document plants and wildlife in Tukwila. If this is you, please reach out to fletcher.levy@tukwilawa.gov and help document during this event!

All ages OK

What to Bring

Weather appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes

Tukwila Community Center lobby.

Parking Lot

Are you someone who values faith, compassion, and meaningful conversation? We’re looking for a kind-hearted volunteer to connect with a lovely elder in Auburn, WA 98002 who treasures her spirituality and enjoys sharing her love for the Bible.

About Her:

Volunteer Role: We are seeking a volunteer for either:

This is a beautiful opportunity to make a difference in someone’s life through the power of presence and shared belief.

Interested?
Contact: Archana.Devi@providence.org

Providence Elder Place is an innovative program of services for older adults. Providence Elder Place helps older adults remain as healthy and independent as possible in the community for as long as possible.

Be a Companion. Share a Smile. Make a Difference.

If you believe in the power of compassion and connection, this is a beautiful opportunity to uplift a valued member of our community through companionship and social visits.

Volunteer Activities May Include:

About the Individual:
A very friendly and social community member with mild cognitive impairment and occasional word-finding difficulties. They have some family contact and would greatly benefit from regular companionship.

Requirements to Volunteer:

Interested?
Contact: Archana.Devi@providence.org

Volunteer to be a roll player with the SEA TSA K9 Team!

The Transportation Security Administration regularly evaluates screening procedures in order to stay ahead of evolving threats. As one of the TSA's many layers of security, the Passenger Screening Canine Program is no exception to the rule. In order to ensure canines are always prepared for real time threats, the TSA continuously trains and tests the canines' abilities. 

In support of this training, the TSA at SeaTac Airport is in need of volunteer decoys.  Volunteers will serve as mock traveling passengers and participate in training scenarios that rese3mble an everyday traveling environment.

Must be at least 18 years old. 

If you are interested in being a decoy, please send an email to: SEA-TSA-K9@tsa.dhs.gov, with your full name, cell phone and email. We will advise you of available dates and times.  Once your appointment has been confirmed, you will receive an email with details including dress attire, parking map and directions and other important information for your on-site visit.

TSA K9 Program greatly appreciates volunteer support as they are vital to the success of our canines!

Make a Difference Together with Providence Elder Place

Looking for a meaningful way to spend time with your child while giving back to the community? Join us at Providence Elder place for a heartwarming volunteer experience that brings generations together.

What’s Involved?
You and your child can visit elderly participants who may not have regular visitors. These companion visits are flexible and can be scheduled on weekends, afternoons, or whenever the work is best for your family.

What You Can Do:

Why It Matters:
This experience helps children build compassion, empathy, and respect for elders, while our elderly participants enjoy companionship and the joy of youthful energy. It’s a beautiful exchange of wisdom and warmth.

How to Get Started:

Interested: Please Contact

archana.devi@providence.org

Volunteer Coordinator

Sign Up to Volunteer

This event is a beautiful opportunity to bond with fellow volunteers, share stories, and build lasting friendships.  Discover the principles of sustainable farming and the vital role agriculture plays in our lives.  Know that your efforts are making a real difference, contributing to a healthier, more sustainable community by growing culturally relevant food for Pacific Islander communities, and providing fresh, healthy produce for all.

 All volunteers must sign a waiver, ensuring everyone's safety and understanding. Volunteer Release & Waiver of Liability

 Tools: We provide all necessary farm tools, but feel free to bring your own if you prefer. 

Refreshments: Stay hydrated and energized with provided water, drinks, and light snacks. 

Nature of the Work: The work is physically engaging, involving lifting up to 30-50 lbs, using gardening tools, and getting your hands dirty. Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes, and bring a change of clothes to freshen up after your efforts.

Do you want to help create a more fair and just policing and public safety system?

The King County Office of Law Enforcement Oversight (OLEO) represents the interests of the public in its efforts to hold the King County Sheriff’s Office accountable for providing fair and just police services. Learn more about OLEO: www.kingcounty.gov/OLEO.

If you are interested in equity, social justice, community organizing, or working collaboratively to improve how the King County Sheriff’s Office operates, then consider joining the Community Advisory Committee for Law Enforcement Oversight (CACLEO).

Examples of what CACLEO members do:  

Who can serve on CACLEO?

CACLEO members must live in and reflect the diversity of communities served by the King County Sheriff’s Office. Current openings and soon to be vacant positions on CACLEO include multiple positions for people living in:

Application process: Applications are being accepted now, click "Respond" and email the CACLEO staff liaison, Jamie Tugenberg, jamie.tugenberg@kingcounty.gov, to find out more.

What qualifications do you need to serve on CACLEO?

OLEO welcomes people of all backgrounds, our staff will provide orientation, training, and support to ensure those interested can learn how to have an impact and feel prepared to serve.

CACLEO is looking for people who:

What’s the commitment?

CACLEO members are appointed to a three-year term and may seek one additional reappointment. Members spend approximately four to six hours per month on CACLEO work, including a two-hour monthly meeting (hybrid options available). 

Volunteer Role: Academic Tutor (Elementary–High School)

Overview:
As a volunteer Academic Tutor, you’ll support students in grades K–12 by helping them strengthen their academic skills, build confidence, and stay on track with their learning goals. Whether it’s reading with a 2nd grader, supporting a middle schooler with math, or helping a high school student with essay writing or test prep—you’ll offer encouragement and individualized educational support where it’s needed most.

Responsibilities:

Time Commitment:

Qualifications:

Support Provided:

Impact:
Your time and support as a tutor can help students build academic confidence and discover the joy of learning. Volunteers often spark curiosity, reduce frustration, and create a sense of belonging that opens doors to future opportunities.

Interested in tutoring?
Reach out to TJones@wellspringfs.org to learn more or get started!

Volunteer at the Walk to Defeat ALS Seattle
Date: Saturday, October 11, 2025
Location: Marymoor Park, Redmond, WA

Join the ALS Association for an inspiring and meaningful day as we bring the community together to raise awareness and critical funds in the fight against ALS. The Walk to Defeat ALS is our largest annual event and we need your help to make it a success!

We’re seeking enthusiastic volunteers to assist with a variety of roles, including:

No previous experience is necessary-just bring your energy, compassion, and willingness to help. Volunteering with us is a great way to support families impacted by ALS, connect with your community, and make a tangible difference.

Shift times vary, but most volunteer roles take place between 7:00 AM and 12:00 PM. We'll provide training and all the materials you need.

Whether you're an individual, part of a group, or looking for a team-building opportunity, we welcome you to be part of this powerful day.

Sign up today and help us take steps toward a world without ALS.

Volunteer at the Walk to Defeat ALS Tacoma
Date: Sunday, September 14, 2025
Location: Harry Lang Stadium, Lakewood, WA

Join the ALS Association for an inspiring and meaningful day as we bring the community together to raise awareness and critical funds in the fight against ALS. The Walk to Defeat ALS is our largest annual event and we need your help to make it a success!

We’re seeking enthusiastic volunteers to assist with a variety of roles, including:

No previous experience is necessary-just bring your energy, compassion, and willingness to help. Volunteering with us is a great way to support families impacted by ALS, connect with your community, and make a tangible difference.

Shift times vary, but most volunteer roles take place between 7:00 AM and 12:00 PM. We'll provide training and all the materials you need.

Whether you're an individual, part of a group, or looking for a team-building opportunity, we welcome you to be part of this powerful day.

Sign up today and help us take steps toward a world without ALS.

Volunteer Role: Donation Drive Host

Overview:
As a Donation Drive Host, you’ll help support families in need by rallying your community to collect essential items for our Family Store. This is a flexible, impactful way to make a difference—perfect for individuals, workplaces, faith groups, schools, and community clubs.

Responsibilities:

Time Commitment:

Support Provided:

Impact:
Your efforts directly support local families by stocking our Family Store with high-need items—ensuring parents and children have access to the essentials they need to thrive.

Ready to host a drive?
Reach out to us at drives@wellspringfs.org and we’ll help you get started!

Volunteer Opportunity: In-Person Friendly Visitor for Fun-Loving Elderly Participant

We are seeking a friendly and engaging volunteer to visit a delightful elderly participant over the age of 80 in Bellevue. This participant is a former football coach with connections to the University of

Washington (UW) and the Seattle Seahawks, and he would greatly enjoy social visits and activities.

About the Participant:

Age: Over 80 years old

Background: Former football coach, with ties to UW and the Seattle Seahawks

Personality: Happy, fun-loving, and social

Interests: Loves engaging in conversation, enjoys participating in various activities, and is always up for fun, meaningful interactions.

Volunteer Requirements:

Friendly, outgoing, and engaging

Enjoys casual conversation and activities

Comfortable with in-person visits and engaging with a lively, social participant

If you're interested in bringing joy and companionship to a vibrant, social individual in Bellevue, please reach out to (archana.devi@providence.org).

Your visits will brighten someone's day and provide a valuable connection!

https://wellspringfs.org/get-involved/volunteerism/wellspring-associate-board/

Overview:

Are you a passionate professional looking to make a meaningful impact in your community? Join the Wellspring Associate Board and help support children and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

About the Associate Board:
 The Associate Board is a group of emerging leaders who serve as ambassadors for Wellspring Family Services. Members support our mission through advocacy, fundraising, and volunteer engagement.

Key Responsibilities:

·         Serve as an ambassador for Wellspring in your community and network

·         Attend meetings regularly (9 – 10 hour-long meetings a year including some joint meetings with the Wellspring Board of Directors or committees)

·         Help plan and support fundraising events and initiatives

·         Volunteer at and promote Wellspring events and donation drives

·         Support outreach and awareness efforts through social media and personal connections

Ideal Candidates:

·         Young professionals or emerging community leaders

·         Passionate about supporting families and children in crisis

·         Strong communicators and team players

·         Willing to make a one-year commitment

·         Excited to contribute time, creativity, and energy to Wellspring’s mission

Time Commitment:

·         9 – 10 hour-long meetings a year average, including meetings, event planning, and outreach

Join us to grow your leadership skills, expand your network, and make a real difference in the lives of local families.

Impact:

As a member of the Associate Board, you will play a vital role in advancing Wellspring’s mission. Your involvement will help provide safe housing, essential supplies, and early learning services to families in crisis. By mobilizing your network, you'll generate support for life-changing programs that uplift children and promote long-term stability. You’ll also serve as a champion for equity, dignity, and opportunity for some of our community’s most vulnerable neighbors.

Want to get involved with WAB?
Contact tjones@wellspringfs.org  to sign up or learn more!

An additional volunteer application and waiver is required. 

Volunteer Role: Family Store Assistant

Overview:
As a Family Store Assistant, you’ll play a vital behind-the-scenes role in helping families access essential items. Instead of in-person shopping, families place requests, and volunteers like you carefully pack customized orders with care and dignity. Your attention to detail helps ensure that families receive exactly what they need.

Responsibilities:

Time Commitment:

Skills Needed:

Support Provided:

Impact:
Every packed order represents dignity and relief for a family in need. Your time ensures that guardians receive essential items for their children—quickly, accurately, and with compassion.

Want to get involved?
Contact tjones@wellspringfs.org  to sign up or learn more!

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Overview:
Do you love to knit? Join our community of compassionate crafters! As a member of the Wellspring Knitting Group, you’ll help create handmade items—such as hats, scarves, and blankets—that bring warmth and comfort to families and children in need.

Responsibilities:

Time Commitment:

Skills Needed:

Support Provided:

Impact:
Your handmade items offer more than warmth—they show families that someone cares. Whether you craft one item or one hundred, your kindness makes a difference.

Want to join the Knitting Group?
Contact tjones@wellspringfs.org  to sign up or learn more!

Come join our mischief!

At Magpie Thrift in Capitol Hill, staff and volunteers help to distribute donated items at affordable prices to local shoppers. Any profits derived from Magpie Thrift are funneled directly back into Everly, our new nonprofit making sustainable living more accessible to our city through education, community service, and resource redistribution. This unique relationship allows us to help keep valuable items out of the landfill while investing customer funds back into caring for their community!

Magpie Thrift is a proudly Queer-focused store offering an LGBTQ-friendly shopping environment.

Use your organizational skills to support the arts and make an impact! Rainbow City Performing Arts is looking for a volunteer Operations Manager to ensure our performances and events run efficiently. As a core member of the central staff, you’ll help to support aspects of all eight of our musical programs along with a team of volunteers.

What you’ll experience:

Your impact:
You’ll oversee venues, transportation, and equipment, ensuring smooth operations behind the scenes. Your contributions will directly support a vibrant arts community while amplifying LGBTQIA+ voices and fostering an inclusive space for all.

This opportunity is perfect for individuals who value teamwork, attention to detail, and making a meaningful difference through the arts.

Join us today! We look forward to welcoming you to the team!

The Operations Manager is responsible for overseeing the logistical and operational needs of performances, events, and the management of assets and equipment. This role ensures that all productions run smoothly by coordinating venues, transportation, and equipment maintenance. The Operations Manager plays a vital role in ensuring operational efficiency while supporting the artistic vision of Rainbow City Performing Arts.

Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential job functions.

As a Meals on Wheels volunteer, you will belong to a team committed to helping homebound seniors maintain their health and independence with nutritious food, personal contact, and caring service.

Volunteer Coordinator:As the Volunteer Coordinator, the main responsibilities are to make sure that homebound elders receive the meals they order, that the necessary volunteers are on hand to pack and deliver the meals, that volunteers are trained and supported, and various office tasks that keep Meals on Wheels humming along on schedule.

In a pinch, the Coordinator can fill in for any member of the Meals on Wheels team, including delivering meals to clients. Training for this position is provided. The time commitment is 5-8 hours weekly. Availability on Thursdays from 8:30am-noon is needed, in addition availability for a few hours on an occasional Tuesday is desired.

Qualities sought in Meals on Wheels volunteers: Commitment to the well-being of elders, good communication skills, reliability, flexibility, attention to detail, resourcefulness, and good cheer.

Requirements: Complete an application. Consent to a background check. Be able to lift 15lbs. Be at least 24 years of age or better. Have a Washington State driver’s license and auto insurance. This is an ongoing, weekly commitment.

The Disability Empowerment Center in Seattle is currently working on a project to map out King County to create a searchable database of inclusive, accessible businesses.  The database is on-line and called BluePath (Blue-Path.org).  Anyone can access it to see the accessibility of a business that is listed.

Volunteers are needed to canvas businesses on a friendly basis to ask them if they would like to be listed on the site (it is free).  Volunteers along with business owners/managers then do a quick assessment of the location.  The business will receive a BluePath verified window decal in the mail after being added to the database.

Volunteers will receive training in the Americans with Disabilities Act Title III Public Accommodations, a 2 – hour training that can take place at our downtown office, virtually via zoom, or in-person for teams of 10 or more. 

Volunteers will receive 1 entry per completed survey into the raffles at the end of the Map-A-Thon term (August 8th).  Raffle prizes currently confirmed include:

Seattle Bouldering Project (4 Day Passes with shoe rental, $149 msrp); Argosy Cruises (4 Passes for the Harbor Cruise, $196 msrp); and John’s Crazy Socks (Box of Socks, $150 msrp).

Riverton Park is a beautiful community park with picnic tables, a playground, Gully Gardens P-Patch, and a walking loop with a natural border that offers something for everyone.

The natural plant board of the park has largely established mature trees that support wildlife, reduce pollutants in the air, and help to bring shade on hot days. Unfortunately, these trees are in danger due to English ivy, which grows aggressively and chokes out native plants and trees.

The good news is YOU ARE HERE to help; as a community, we can save these trees and install a healthy native forest; plus, it is a ton of fun!

All tools, materials, and training will be provided at the start of the work party.

Restrooms are onsite May-October. Otherwise, you may use the restroom at the Tukwila Community Center quick drive down the street

All ages OK

Bring a full water bottle, snacks for yourself, weather-appropriate clothes, and closed-toed shoes. If you have garden gloves, please bring them.

Riverton Park: 13263 Macadam Rd S, Tukwila, WA 98168
Work parties are taking place next to the Gully Gardens P-Patch on the lower section of the park. You will see a 6ft toolbox (JOBOX) meet there.

Parking lot for Riverton park is located on 131st at 4124 S 131st St, Tukwila WA, 98168.

Join REI and local Steward Chris for a morning of Riverside Restoration off the Green River Trail. Himalayan Blackberry and Bindweed aggressively take over and choke out young native trees and understory plants. Volunteers are removing the invasive plants and making room for native trees and shrubs.

All ages OK

What to Bring

Dress for the weather, wear closed-toed shoes, and cover your legs and arms; blackberry is very scratchy. Bring a full water bottle and tough gardening gloves if you have them.

We will meet in the park and walk to the site; the site is just south of the park under the bridge.

Use the parking lot at the park.

We believe everyone is entitled to fresh, healthy and nutritious food.  We have over 30 years of history and expertise in preparing and delivering meals across the Greater Seattle area, producing 19 million meals for local nonprofits, shelters, respite centers, youth and adult daycare centers and schools.  Volunteers help with a variety of tasks to help supplement the large amount of work that goes in to creating around 2,365 meals each day.  A great opportunity for hands-on volunteer work and team building.  Food is provided!

Volunteer Duties: Volunteers will help prepare meals by completing basic preparation tasks.  FareStart staff will assign tasks based on individual skill and comfort level.

Location: Galaxy Building, 635 Elliott Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119

Parking: Is available in Galaxy Building Garage ($16), a lot across the street ($14), or on the street for free. Bus routes 24 and 30 stop along street.

Dates/Times: Saturdays and Sundays 10:00a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Contact:  When you arrive please call the kitchen at 206-588-4020 to gain entrance to building.

Attire: Volunteers are asked to wear sturdy, closed-toed, non-slip/rubber soled shoes and full-length pants. We also advise volunteers to wear clothes and shoes which can get dirty, we will provide aprons. Long hair must be tied back, and all volunteers must wear a hat or a hairnet (hairnet provided). Please refrain from wearing nail polish.

Group Size: Individuals or groups of up to 7 people.

Health and Safety Considerations:

Please click this link to view the On-Site Volunteering Information Sheet before your shift. You will find key information here, including photos of building entrances!

NEST is seeking volunteers around NE Seattle interested in supporting their elder neighbors through driving to and from doctor's appointments, classes, grocery stores, social activities, and more. Transportation is our most requested service, with volunteers providing over 50 rides each month. 

You can choose to sign up as often or as little as you like, using our convenient online system. Volunteers are required to submit an online application and complete a simple volunteer orientation before volunteering. Volunteer drivers also need to have current Driver's License, Vehicle Registration, and proof of auto insurance documents, and agree to have background and driving record checks.

Click the link to fill out application, and expect an email response from volunteer@nestseattle.org.

Volunteer with NEST

Whether it’s laundry, vacuuming, or cleaning and organizing, our members appreciate having a helping hand around the house.

You can choose to sign up as often or as little as you like, using our convenient online system. Volunteers are required to complete our online application and attend a simple volunteer orientation before volunteering. 

Click the link the apply and expect and email response from volunteer@nestseattle.org.

Volunteer with NEST

Help keep our members’ homes in top shape by performing minor home repairs such as changing lightbulbs,  fixing door hinges and other light repairs.

You can choose to sign up as often or as little as you like, using our convenient online system. Volunteers are required to complete an online application and attend a simple volunteer orientation before volunteering . Click the link to fill out application, and expect an email response from volunteer@nestseattle.org. 

Volunteer with NEST

Volunteers needed in our preschool classrooms to start in Fall of 2025!

Fifty percent of children in our state enter kindergarten unprepared. Low-income and immigrant children who enter kindergarten fare even worse at 74% below expected language, communication and literacy assessments. Denise Louie Education Center provides multicultural early learning and family support services to help prepare Seattle kids and families for kindergarten and success in school and life.

The classroom volunteer will help support the classroom and give the children a safe and engaging environment for them to learn in.  This position will allow you to gain experience working with children, practice teaching skills, and learn different teaching styles.  Tasks may include, but are not limited to, reading/storytelling, administrative work, escorting children, playing games, cleaning, doing art work, and helping with meals.

Our Locations:
Beacon Hill - 3327 Beacon Avenue S, Seattle WA 98144
Mercy Magnuson Place - 7101 62nd Ave NE, Suite 3, Seattle WA 98115
Yesler Terrace - 1225 East Fir Street, Seattle, WA 98122

Volunteer Requirements:

Help refugees apply for discounted utilities and internet services. Our staff will train you how to apply for discounted services for refugees and help them access affordable internet services. Then you will work one on one with families to connect them to these services.

Be the Spark. Volunteer with School Connect WA.

Volunteers are the heartbeat of a citywide effort to close opportunity gaps for children furthest from educational justice. Whether you have one afternoon or a full summer to give, your presence can help change the academic trajectory of a student—and we make it easy. All curriculum is prepped. You show up, build a relationship, and support learning. No lesson planning required.

Three Seattle locations:

School Year Dates: September 2025 - June 2026, M-F

Summer Dates/Times:

Apply: www.schoolconnectwa.org/volunteer

Volunteer Needed: Help Bring Poetry to Life for an Elderly Poet in Lynnwood, WA

An elderly poetry enthusiast in Lynnwood, WA (98036) is seeking a kind-hearted volunteer to help transcribe and edit his creative thoughts into poetry. Due to physical limitations, he is unable to write, but he would love to share his ideas through voice recordings.

How You Can Help:

Listen to his recorded poetry ideas

Transcribe and refine them with his input

Engage in meaningful conversation about poetry and creativity

Volunteer Criteria:

Age 18+

No prior experience needed—just patience, compassion, and a love for storytelling

Available for in-person meetings, phone calls, or virtual collaboration

This is a rewarding opportunity to help someone express their creativity and share their words with the world. If you're interested or know someone who might be, please reach out!

Volunteer Opportunity: Phone or In-Person Friend for Elderly Participant

We are looking for a compassionate and kind volunteer to engage with an elderly participant who has a rich and fulfilling background. This participant, a retired pediatrician, is very alert and oriented to their surroundings. They would love either in-person or virtual visits (via GrandPad).

About the Participant:

Volunteer Role:

If you're interested in making a positive impact and brightening the life of this wonderful participant, please reach out!

Des Moines, WA, 98198

Volunteer Opportunity: Phone Friend for Elderly Participant

We are seeking a compassionate and patient volunteer to be a phone friend for an elderly participant who enjoys socializing. The participant is alert, oriented, and loves to talk about movies, travel, and the places they've visited throughout their life. They are soft-spoken and appreciate conversations where they can understand and be understood with kindness and patience.

Volunteer Role:

If you're interested in making a positive impact on someone's life and brightening their day, please get in touch!

Volunteer Opportunity: Bring Joy Through Simple Companionship

 Federal Way, WA 98003

 In-Person or Virtual (Phone/Grand Pad) Options Available

We’re seeking a compassionate volunteer to connect with a lovely elderly individual who is alert, oriented, and full of quiet charm. She enjoys reading, spending time with animals, and playing games on her phone.

Her greatest wish? A kind soul to sit and chat with. She lives with limited social connection, and your companionship could make her day brighter and her world a little warmer.

She would also be delighted with a visit from a furry friend. While she understands that dogs are more common visitors, she'd be overjoyed if a cat could come along—her favorite!

Whether you're up for an in-person visit or prefer a virtual connection, your presence can make a real impact.

About us:

Operation Nightwatch has a six-decade track record of ecumenical ministry. Loving our most-vulnerable neighbors in the name of Christ, together. We do this through street chaplaincy, food, shelter and housing. We are a privately funded, Christian organization. There are no religious requirements for those seeking services. Annually, we have more than 65,000 encounters with folks experiencing homelessness.

Bakers wanted! Our homeless guests love to get something sweet along with their meals, but we don’t always have desserts. We’re looking for people to provide desserts for 150 people. This includes cookies, brownies, muffins, and cakes, which can be baked offsite and delivered to us. This can be a fun project for your community group, school, or church!

https://www.seattlenightwatch.org/ Thank you!

About us:

Operation Nightwatch has a six-decade track record of ecumenical ministry. Loving our most-vulnerable neighbors in the name of Christ, together. We do this through street chaplaincy, food, shelter and housing. We are a privately funded, Christian organization. There are no religious requirements for those seeking services. Annually, we have more than 65,000 encounters with folks experiencing homelessness.

This is a fun group project you can do at your convenience! Make sandwiches to be distributed in our Dispatch Center. It can be difficult for us to gauge how many people will come to our nightly meal, so it’s important we maintain a constant stock of sandwiches to pass out if we run out of food early. Sandwiches preferred are Turkey/Ham & Cheese or PB&J.

https://www.seattlenightwatch.org/ Thank you!

FareStart's Food Security Team works with local partners to support our food rescue and access initiatives.  From our local growers, we glean any goods that are seconds, in excess, or that they would like to donate.  This produce will be used at our Mobile Community Markets to provide local, nutritious food to communities experiencing food insecurity and will be incorporated into our Community and School Meals.

Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center’s mission is to inspire people to eat healthy, sustainably grown food and to steward our natural resources for future generations. They practice and research the art of ecological restoration, educate and empower youth to be good stewards of the Earth, and operate a 30 acre farm using sustainable farming practices.

For those new to gleaning, gleaning is: 

This is a family-friendly opportunity, ages 5-15 are welcome (with adult guardian) 16+ yrs solo.

After the glean you are invited to stay and enjoy the amenities of the Oxbow Farm and Conservation Center which include:

After you sign up for this shift someone from FareStart will reach out with additional details and directions.

FareStart’s Food Security Team works with local partners to support our food rescue and access initiatives. From our local growers, we glean any goods that are seconds, in excess, or that they would like to donate. This product will be used at our Mobile Community Markets to provide local, nutritious food to communities experiencing food insecurity and will be incorporated into our Community and School Meals.

Carnation Farms is a community-based hub for regenerative food and agriculture that educates and empowers the work of culinary, food, and farming professionals.  They aspire to help create a thriving regional food system connecting farmers and culinary professionals around shared values of regenerative food, health and equity.

For those new to gleaning, gleaning is: 

This is a Family Friendly volunteer opportunity, open to ages 5-15yrs with a guardian, 16-17yrs with signed parental permission.

 
After the Glean you are invited to enjoy the onsite Farm Stand, open 11am-5:30pm daily.

After signing up for this shift a FareStart staff member will reach out with directions and more information.

For 30 years, FareStart has been providing meals to our community to offset food insecurity and relieve hunger.  Volunteers help with a variety of tasks to help supplement a large amount of work that goes into creating between 1,000 – 2,000 meals each day.  A great opportunity for hands-on volunteer work and team building. 

Volunteer Duties: Volunteers will help prepare meals by completing basic preparation tasks; for example: assembling boxes for meal transportation, stamping meal bags, portioning, cleaning produce and more. FareStart staff will assign tasks based on individual skill and comfort level.

After you sign up for this opportunity a FareStart staff member will contact you and provide detailed directions and instructions.

Parking: Is available in Galaxy Building Garage ($16), a lot across the street ($14), or on the street for free. Bus routes 24 and 30 stop along the street.

Dates/Times: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

9:30am-11:30am

Attire: Volunteers are asked to wear sturdy, closed-toed, non-slip/rubber-soled shoes and full-length pants. We also advise volunteers to wear clothes and shoes which can get dirty, we will provide aprons. Long hair must be tied back, and all volunteers must wear a hat or a hairnet (hairnet provided). Please refrain from wearing nail polish.

Group Size: Individuals or groups of up to 5 people.

Health & Safety Considerations: 

Do not volunteer if sick

FareStart is a mask-friendly environment

The Red Cross Club Coordinator serves as a liaison between the Red Cross and Club student leadership. They help to create and maintain an environment where youth (high school & college aged students) feel empowered to lead and mobilize peers in community service projects addressing local and global issues. Club Coordinators support school year start up, help document activities and hours, and attend monthly Club meetings and events throughout the school year, virtually! Events may include hosting blood drives, personal care item drives for veterans, fundraising, and disaster preparedness campaigns. This can be served as an all-virtual opportunity! Evening and weekend availability preferred. 

About us:

Operation Nightwatch has a six-decade track record of ecumenical ministry. Loving our most-vulnerable neighbors in the name of Christ, together. We do this through street chaplaincy, food, shelter and housing. We are a privately funded, Christian organization. There are no religious requirements for those seeking services. Annually, we have more than 65,000 encounters with folks experiencing homelessness.

Help is needed transporting small groups of homeless men and women to our nearby shelter location nightly. Must have a Washington State driver’s license, and a clean driving record. Vehicle is provided.

Needed shifts for regular and on-call drivers:

As a Kayaking Volunteer, you’ll help participants gear up, stay safe, and build confidence on the water. Whether you're offering encouragement, helping with paddling techniques, or simply sharing the serenity of the lake, your presence makes a lasting impact.

Be sure to check our website for more details on our array of Kayak programs and various volunteer opportunities.

About us:

Operation Nightwatch has a six-decade track record of ecumenical ministry. Loving our most-vulnerable neighbors in the name of Christ, together. We do this through street chaplaincy, food, shelter and housing. We are a privately funded, Christian organization. There are no religious requirements for those seeking services. Annually, we have more than 65,000 encounters with folks experiencing homelessness.

One of our many services include providing 150 hot meals 365 days of the year. 

We are currently looking for groups (3-7 people) to prep, cook and serve on a monthly/semi-monthly basis

You and your team can create a menu, prepare and serve the meal. A typical “shift” is from 6 – 9:45pm. Training is provided. We have a food pantry and you are welcome to use what is available.

Volunteer Opportunity: In-Person Companion in Federal Way, WA (98023)

Are you a great listener who enjoys engaging conversations? An energetic and talkative individual in Federal Way is looking for a friendly companion to share stories, creative activities, and lighthearted discussions.

About the Individual:

Alert and oriented, with a lively and tangential storytelling style

Loves discussing past life experiences, painting shirts, and beachballs

Finds joy in speaking/shouting into beachballs as external stimuli

Thrives in engaging conversations about nearly anything

Volunteer Criteria:

Age 18+

No experience necessary—just patience, compassion, and a willingness to chat

In-person availability in Federal Way, WA

If you enjoy deep conversations, creative expression, and meaningful companionship, this is a great opportunity to connect!

Providence Elder Place is an innovative program of services for older adults. Providence Elder Place helps older adults remain as healthy and independent as possible in the community for as long as possible.

Participant Overview:

Providence Elder Place is an innovative program dedicated to helping older adults remain healthy and independent in the community for as long as possible. We are seeking volunteers to be companions and serve the elderly.

Spanish-Speaking Volunteer Needed: We are seeking a Spanish-speaking volunteer for an elderly participant (over the age of 55) who is alert and oriented. The participant enjoys socializing and drinking coffee. This volunteer opportunity aims to help the participant achieve their 6-month goal of getting more involved in the community, especially through outdoor activities.Flexible Schedule: Give as little as an hour a week. Weekdays, weekends, afternoons—whatever works for you and your senior companion.No Prior Experience Required: Training and education provided.Bring a Buddy: You don’t have to do this alone.

Comfortable interacting with people at different cognitive levels.Good listener.Dependable.Patient.Compassionate.

Providence Elder Place PACE is an innovative program of services for older adults. Providence Elder Place helps older adults remain as healthy and independent as possible in the community for as long as they choose.

 Volunteer Friend: We have an urgent request for a Spanish speaking volunteer

Participant is from Cuba, would love to connect with a Spanish speaking volunteer

“A mother tongue is not just a language, it’s a legacy passed down from one generation to another.”

One of our participants would love to have a volunteer who can speak Spanish! If you can speak this language and are interested, please reach out!

From Cuba, participant is very social, and loves to interact, loves playing card, working on word search, and spiritual activities.

You can give as little as an hour a week. Schedules are flexible; follow whatever works for you and your senior companion. Bring a buddy if you want!

Please click "Respond" for more information.

The Disaster Action Team (DAT) Coordinator will assist in leading chapter activities by providing administrative support to the DAT program. Also, works with other chapter leadership to define and articulate the overall strategy for the Disaster Action Team program.

What is the Disaster Action Team? Disaster Action Team volunteers help local families cope with emergencies. Home fires and other disasters can occur any time, any place. As a Disaster Action Team volunteer, you’ll provide emotional support, financial assistance, and information to help families begin the process of recovery.

Responsibilities as a Disaster Action Team Coordinator include:

The purpose of this position is to provide Disaster Mental Health services to people impacted by disasters and Red Cross workers during preparedness, response, and recovery.

Requirements: Hold at minimum a Master’s Degree in one of the mental health professions listed below;

Any U.S. state or territory as a social worker, psychologist, professional counselor, marriage and family therapist, or psychiatrist (any level license/registration, including non-clinical licenses such as Licensed Masters Social Worker or LMSW).

Please click "respond" if you have interest in this opportunity!

Volunteers are an integral part of our operations, and we are always looking for enthusiastic and committed people to join our team! There are multiple ways to help with our year-round outdoor recreation programs, fundraising events, and more. We serve over 3,000 participants a year with intellectual and/or physical disabilities across King County, with continued aspirations to expand our offerings to make outdoor recreation accessible to all. Help change a life by sharing your love for the outdoors!

To sign up and learn more, please click the "Respond" button.

lymouth Healing Communities is seeking passionate, visionary leaders to join our Board of Directors! This is your chance to be part of something powerful — helping us provide permanent, healing-centered housing for individuals who have experienced chronic homelessness, mental illness, and deep isolation.

We are especially looking for individuals with experience or interest in:

As a board member, you’ll have the unique opportunity to see first-hand the transformative power of healing — and be part of creating a community where everyone belongs and no one is left behind.

You’ll help shape bold new initiatives, expand access to dignified housing, strengthen our financial future, and invite others to support this life-changing mission.

If you believe in justice, belonging, and the power of human connection — this is your moment.

Apply today and be part of something truly meaningful!

Are you looking to make a meaningful difference in someone’s life? We have an opportunity for a compassionate volunteer to visit an elderly participant in the Seattle, WA (Zip Code 98104) area.

About the Participant:

Volunteer Requirements:

Support Provided:

This is a wonderful chance to make a meaningful impact by simply providing companionship and a caring presence. If you're someone who enjoys helping others and has a heart for those in need of support, this could be a perfect opportunity for you.

If you’re interested in learning more or becoming a friendly visitor, please contact us today!

Providence ElderPlace is an innovative program of services for older adults. Providence ElderPlace helps older adults remain as healthy and independent as possible in the community for as long as possible.

Location: Providence Heritage House at the Market, Seattle, WA 98101

We’re seeking a friendly, patient volunteer to spend time with an alert and sociable elderly participant who experiences mild memory issues and cognitive impairment. Despite some challenges, they love:

Listening to house music
Light exercise or stationary bike rides
Engaging conversation and connection

What You’ll Do:

Ideal Volunteer:
 Patient and understanding
 Enjoys music and light physical activity
 Comfortable engaging with individuals with memory or personality challenges
 Age 20+ | Flexible schedule

Your time can bring joy, routine, and connection to someone who truly values it.
Let’s make every visit count.

Volunteer Needed – Poker Companion

Location: SW Lynnwood, WA 98036

Do you enjoy playing cards and connecting with others? We’re seeking a friendly volunteer to assist a participant in playing poker at our Adult Family Home.

The participant is unable to use their hands but will verbally direct their moves during the game. Your role will be to assist with handling the cards and chips while enjoying the game together.

What We’re Looking For:

Why Volunteer?
You’ll help create a fun, inclusive experience and bring joy to someone who loves the game.

Volunteer Opportunity: Spiritual Companion for Church Visits

Location: Sparkle Care AFH, Lynnwood, WA 98036
Role Type: In-Person | Faith-Based Support

Are you someone who values faith, connection, and meaningful companionship? We’re seeking a compassionate volunteer to accompany a cognizant and personable participant to church.

 What You’ll Do:

About the Participant:

Ideal Volunteer:
 Reliable and patient
 Comfortable with public transit (DART)
Respectful of spiritual and personal boundaries
 Available for a few hours per visit (weekly or biweekly)

Your presence can help someone stay connected to their faith and community.
If you’re looking to make a meaningful impact through spiritual care, we’d love to hear from you!

Providence Elder Place is an innovative program of services for older adults. Providence Elder Place helps older adults remain as healthy and independent as possible in the community for as long as possible.

Location: SW Lynnwood, WA 98036

Do you enjoy playing cards and connecting with others? We’re seeking a friendly volunteer to assist a participant in playing poker at our Adult Family Home.

Providence Elder Place is an innovative program of services for older adults. Providence Elder Place helps older adults remain as healthy and independent as possible in the community for as long as possible.

Location: Seattle, WA 98125

Do you enjoy sewing, embroidery, or knitting? Love spending time outdoors and having meaningful conversations?

We’re looking for a friendly volunteer to spend time with a vibrant elderly participant who enjoys crafting, chatting, and light walks.

What You’ll Do:

Flexible schedule | Age 20+ | No experience required—just heart!

Make a difference through creativity and companionship. Join us!

Providence Elder Place is an innovative program of services for older adults. Providence Elder Place helps older adults remain as healthy and independent as possible in the community for as long as possible.

Bring Joy. Share Stories. Make a Difference.

We’re looking for a kind, patient volunteer (age 20+) to visit a friendly gentleman living with ALS. He enjoys:

We serve Seniors in the neighborhoods of Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, Edmonds, Brier, Woodway, Lynnwood and Mountlake Terrace. 

Our top request from Seniors is transportation, most often to medical appointments.

Are you interested in driving one of your Senior neighbors to an appointment? You might make a lasting friendship in the process. Our volunteers find tremendous enjoyment in spending time with Seniors in their community.

We offer an easy, flexible, self signup process to make volunteering easy. No schedules unless you want one! Reach danielle@northwestneighborsnetwork.org or call 253-237-2848 to learn more or to sign up!

Northwest Neighbors Network (NNN) volunteers choose "good neighborly" tasks to help local Seniors like helping with technology support, offering rides, running errands, helping at home, taking out the garbage, shopping, small home fix-its & social visits from a live list of options (dated and flexible) with Northwest Neighbors Network. 

Volunteers can help Seniors with home tech support such as TV/remote control assistance, telephone and computer set-up.

We offer an easy, flexible, self signup process to make volunteering easy, at your pace and fun! No schedules unless you want one! Reach danielle@northwestneighborsnetwork.org or call 253-237-2848 to learn more about the flexible volunteer opportunities or to sign up!

Our coverage area includes the neighborhoods of Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, Edmonds, Brier, Woodway & Lynnwood.

Northwest Neighbors Network (NNN) volunteers choose "good neighborly" tasks to help local Seniors like offering rides, running errands, helping at home, taking out the garbage, shopping, helping with technology support, household fix-its and social visits from an updated list of options with Northwest Neighbors Network. We offer an easy, flexible, self signup process to make volunteering easy, at your pace and fun! No schedules unless you want one!

Reach danielle@northwestneighborsnetwork.org or call 253-237-2848 to learn more about the flexible volunteer opportunities or to sign up!

Our coverage area includes the neighborhoods of Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, Edmonds, Brier, Woodway & Lynnwood.

We serve Seniors in the neighborhoods of Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, Edmonds, Brier, Woodway, Lynnwood and Mountlake Terrace.

Our Top request from Senior neighbors is transportation (to medical appointments, errands, local events, etc.)

Northwest Neighbors Network (NNN) volunteers choose "good neighborly" tasks to help Seniors like offering rides, running errands, helping at home, taking out the garbage or bringing in mail, shopping, helping with technology support, household fix-its and social visits from a live list of options (both dated and flexible). We offer an flexible self signup process to make volunteering easy, at your pace and fun! No schedules unless you want one!

Reach danielle@northwestneighborsnetwork.org or call 253-237-2848 to learn more about the flexible volunteer opportunities or to sign up!

We need volunteers to usher, sell concessions, run iPad cash registers, and bartend (must have a MAST certification) for our upcoming season!

General Volunteer Information:

Do you have a passion for math or education? Seattle Universal Math Museum (SUMM) sparks each and every person to love math. SUMM’s Educational Programs are designed to take children on a math journey; creating opportunities for exploration, discovery, and growth. Each event has an educator on hand to facilitate the program and they need your help!

Event volunteers:

If you are interested in sharing your love of math, building relationships and supporting your community, please consider donating your time to SUMM. You can learn more about volunteering for SUMM at https://seattlemathmuseum.org/volunteer.

Ready to become a volunteer? Apply here: https://seattlemathmuseum.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/seattlemathmuseum/survey.jsp?surveyId=10

Calling all community organizations, local businesses, and neighborhood groups! We have a special invitation for you! Did you know that we can host group-tailored restoration work parties to align with your community members' schedules and programming interests?

A free collaborative opportunity for your community members to enjoy immersive learning, ecological stewardship, and outdoor recreation! We work together to tailor the date, time, and programming to best suit your community. Choose from many local neighborhood green spaces, which include riparian forests, oak prairies, and wetland ecosystems! For groups up to 80 people. All ages and skill levels invited.

If you would like to learn more about this year-round opportunity, please email us at: community@thedirtcorps.com. This free collaborative opportunity is available through our ongoing partnership with Trees for Seattle.

Do you love food and nourishing community? 

We are looking for volunteers to help our food bank serve food insecure members of our community! If you have just a few hours a week to give, you can make such an impact in people's lives.

We have opportunities Monday-Saturday with some shifts during evening hours. 

Click "Respond" then check us out at https://www.udistrictfoodbank.org/getinvolved.

Here you can apply, and learn more information about our volunteer roles. 

After applying there is a self led orientation and you can set your own schedule! 

Do you love bringing people together and planning events that create lasting memories? At Rainbow City Performing Arts, we’re searching for a passionate Social Coordinator to craft meaningful connections within our vibrant, inclusive community. This exciting volunteer position lets you flex your creativity, grow your event-planning skills, and make a real impact on a mission-driven organization that celebrates diversity through music and the arts.

You’ll take the lead in planning and executing social events that align with Rainbow City’s mission. From small gatherings to large celebrations, you’ll work closely with other departments to create experiences that foster connection and fun. You’ll find venues, recruit and manage volunteers, and promote events to ensure maximum participation. Your innovative ideas and collaborative spirit will shine as you help weave the fabric of our tight-knit community.

You’re organized, communicative, and excited about building connections. Event planning principles and community engagement are second nature to you, and you’re ready to use your skills to make an impact. You enjoy working collaboratively and meeting challenges with creativity and enthusiasm.

You’ll have the backing of the Programs Manager, along with a supportive team of staff and volunteers who share your vision. Together, you’ll have access to resources and guidance to ensure every event you plan is a success.

Do you thrive on building connections and creating welcoming spaces for others? Become a Membership Coordinator at Rainbow City Performing Arts and help ensure every member feels valued, supported, and inspired in an organization dedicated to celebrating diversity through music and the arts. This volunteer role offers you the opportunity to use your skills to foster an inclusive community, make meaningful contributions, and grow as a leader in member engagement and accessibility.

You’ll take charge of onboarding and supporting members, ensuring they’re connected to the ensembles and opportunities that match their interests. From keeping membership materials up to date to managing communications and retention programs, you’ll play a vital role in building connections and ensuring each member feels included. You’ll collaborate with staff and volunteers to make every member’s experience as accessible and meaningful as possible.

You’re empathetic, detail-oriented, and passionate about creating welcoming spaces. Experience in member engagement, project management, or communications gives you the tools to thrive in this role. You’re also organized and eager to collaborate, bringing a solutions-focused mindset to every task.

We’re here to help you succeed. You’ll have access to resources, guidance, and a team that shares your vision for creating a vibrant, inclusive community. Together, we’ll empower members to express themselves and feel at home in Rainbow City.