Volunteer: Community Meals Kitchen Prep--Weekends
Join FareStart in making meals at our Community Meals Kitchen!
At FareStart, we believe everyone deserves access to fresh, healthy, and nutritious food. For more than 30 years, we have prepared and delivered meals throughout the Greater Seattle area, providing over 19 million meals to local nonprofits, shelters, respite centers, youth and adult daycare centers, and schools. Volunteers play an important role in supporting the daily production of approximately 2,365 meals. No kitchen experience is required — this is a great opportunity for hands-on volunteering, team building, and giving back to the community. Because our meal programs rely heavily on volunteer support, attendance is very important. If you are unable to attend your scheduled shift, please unregister as soon as possible so another volunteer may sign up and help ensure meals are prepared for the community members who depend on them. Volunteer Activities: Volunteers may assist with a variety of food preparation and kitchen support tasks based on skill level and comfort, including: Assembling and wrapping sandwiches Washing, peeling, and cutting produce Cutting bread for croutonsPortioning, assembling, and labeling mealsPreparing kitchen organization materials such as flashcards and labelsLocation: Galaxy Building, 635 Elliott Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119 Parking & Transportation:Galaxy Building Garage (~$16)Paid lot across the street (~$14)Free street parking available nearby Bus routes 24 and 30 stop nearbyDates/Times: Saturdays & Sundays 10:00a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Attire: Volunteers working in kitchen spaces must wear: Closed-toe, non-slip or rubber-soled shoesFull-length pantsComfortable clothing that can get dirtyLong hair tied backAprons and hairnets will be provided. Please avoid wearing loose jewelry or nail polish. Health and Safety Considerations: Please do not volunteer if you are feeling sickFareStart is a mask-friendly environmentPlease 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! Organization: FareStart
Join FareStart in making meals at our Community Meals Kitchen!
At FareStart, we believe everyone deserves access to fresh, healthy, and nutritious food. For more than 30 years, we have prepared and delivered meals throughout the Greater Seattle area, providing over 19 million meals to local nonprofits, shelters, respite centers, youth and adult daycare centers, and schools. Volunteers play an important role in supporting the daily production of approximately 2,365 meals. No kitchen experience is required — this is a great opportunity for hands-on volunteering, team building, and giving back to the community. Because our meal programs rely heavily on volunteer support, attendance is very important. If you are unable to attend your scheduled shift, please unregister as soon as possible so another volunteer may sign up and help ensure meals are prepared for the community members who depend on them. Volunteer Activities: Volunteers may assist with a variety of food preparation and kitchen support tasks based on skill level and comfort, including: Assembling and wrapping sandwiches Washing, peeling, and cutting produce Cutting bread for croutonsPortioning, assembling, and labeling mealsPreparing kitchen organization materials such as flashcards and labelsLocation: Galaxy Building, 635 Elliott Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119 Parking & Transportation:Galaxy Building Garage (~$16)Paid lot across the street (~$14)Free street parking available nearby Bus routes 24 and 30 stop nearbyDates/Times: Saturdays & Sundays 10:00a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Attire: Volunteers working in kitchen spaces must wear: Closed-toe, non-slip or rubber-soled shoesFull-length pantsComfortable clothing that can get dirtyLong hair tied backAprons and hairnets will be provided. Please avoid wearing loose jewelry or nail polish. Health and Safety Considerations: Please do not volunteer if you are feeling sickFareStart is a mask-friendly environmentPlease 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! Organization: FareStart Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98119 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Community Meals Kitchen Meals Prep--Weekday Mornings
Join FareStart in making meals at our Community Meals Kitchen!
We rely on the hard work of volunteers in order to effectively serve our community. If you schedule a volunteer shift and do not show up it means others are not able to sign up and we aren't able to make the meals our community depends on. Please unregister yourself as soon as possible if you are not able to attend so others may sign up. Volunteer Duties: Volunteers will help prepare meals by completing basic preparation tasks. FareStart staff will assign tasks based on individual skill and comfort level. Assemble and wrap sandwichesClean and cut produceCut bread for croutonsPortion, assemble, and label mealsLocation: Galaxy Building, 635 Elliott Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119 Phone: 206-588-40 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 sickFareStart is a mask-friendly environmentPlease 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! Organization: FareStart
Join FareStart in making meals at our Community Meals Kitchen!
We rely on the hard work of volunteers in order to effectively serve our community. If you schedule a volunteer shift and do not show up it means others are not able to sign up and we aren't able to make the meals our community depends on. Please unregister yourself as soon as possible if you are not able to attend so others may sign up. Volunteer Duties: Volunteers will help prepare meals by completing basic preparation tasks. FareStart staff will assign tasks based on individual skill and comfort level. Assemble and wrap sandwichesClean and cut produceCut bread for croutonsPortion, assemble, and label mealsLocation: Galaxy Building, 635 Elliott Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119 Phone: 206-588-40 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 sickFareStart is a mask-friendly environmentPlease 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! Organization: FareStart Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98119 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Learn to refurbish furniture and help community members in need!Furniture Repair Bank rescues worn, torn, and broken furniture from the landfill, restores its value, and provides it to people in need. Learn some new skills or utilize ones you already have while reducing waste and supporting your community. No prior experience or skills are required to volunteer. We teach the skills you'll need! Activities may include painting, staining, and sanding wood, so please dress accordingly for potentially messy workPPE such as masks, goggles, and gloves are provided. Closed-toed shoes are required.We work in a warehouse environment and sometimes work outside in covered areas, so please dress for the weather. We have light snacks and refreshments for volunteers and a water cooler if you would like to bring a refillable bottle.Volunteer shifts are available multiple days per week. To sign up to volunteer with us right away, visit our volunteer portal linked here to register and view available shifts. Teens ages 14 to 17 are welcome to join, provided a parent or guardian provides permission on their volunteer form. Younger kids ages 11 to 13 are welcome to volunteer along with their parent or guardian. Organization: Furniture Repair Bank Furniture Repair Bank rescues worn, torn, and broken furniture from the landfill, restores its value, and provides it to people in need. Learn some new skills or utilize ones you already have while reducing waste and supporting your community. No prior experience or skills are required to volunteer. We teach the skills you'll need! Activities may include painting, staining, and sanding wood, so please dress accordingly for potentially messy workPPE such as masks, goggles, and gloves are provided. Closed-toed shoes are required.We work in a warehouse environment and sometimes work outside in covered areas, so please dress for the weather. We have light snacks and refreshments for volunteers and a water cooler if you would like to bring a refillable bottle.Volunteer shifts are available multiple days per week. To sign up to volunteer with us right away, visit our volunteer portal linked here to register and view available shifts. Teens ages 14 to 17 are welcome to join, provided a parent or guardian provides permission on their volunteer form. Younger kids ages 11 to 13 are welcome to volunteer along with their parent or guardian. Organization: Furniture Repair Bank Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98134 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Mentor a Teen & Join a Community!
At CfY, we believe in the power of connection and community. As a mentor, you'll not only act as a valuable resource for students, but also create a safe space where they can bring their best selves. CfY values student voice and choice, meeting students where they are and seeing them as capable, resilient, and powerful. CfY offers two programs, to better fit the needs and schedules of our participants. Learning Community The traditional CfY Learning Community offers 1:1 mentorship, small group mentorship, and whole community mentorship. Learning Community participants commit to 2 hours of volunteering a week for the academic year (October - June), with flexibility as needed and communicated with Staff. Meetings typically occur on Tuesday evenings. be paired 1:1 with a student and meet once a month join a “Family Group” of 3-4 other mentoring pairs and meet once a month attend whole Community Workshops once a month attend Mentor training Workshops once a quarter Duos Our flexible Duos program focuses on the 1:1 relationship based upon your own schedules. Duos participants commit to meeting twice a month with their match from January - June. Eligibility requirements: Be at least 21 years of age Reside in the greater Puget Sound region Be willing to adhere to all Community for Youth program policies and procedures and follow the CfY Code of Conduct Have never been accused, arrested, charged, or convicted of child abuse or molestation Not use alcohol or controlled substances in an excessive or inappropriate manner Not currently be in treatment for substance abuse. If a substance abuse problem has occurred in the past, the applicant must have completed a non-addictive period of at least five years Be vaccinated against COVID-19 and follow CfY guidelines regarding masks and safety Being a CFY mentor is rewarding, challenging, and fun! You’ll not only provide critical support for an inquisitive, driven young person, but you’ll also build a strong network with fellow mentors. Let's come together to build a community where students can thrive, explore their true selves, and unlock their full potential. Join us at Community for Youth and be the mentor who creates lasting change. Organization: Community For Youth
At CfY, we believe in the power of connection and community. As a mentor, you'll not only act as a valuable resource for students, but also create a safe space where they can bring their best selves. CfY values student voice and choice, meeting students where they are and seeing them as capable, resilient, and powerful. CfY offers two programs, to better fit the needs and schedules of our participants. Learning Community The traditional CfY Learning Community offers 1:1 mentorship, small group mentorship, and whole community mentorship. Learning Community participants commit to 2 hours of volunteering a week for the academic year (October - June), with flexibility as needed and communicated with Staff. Meetings typically occur on Tuesday evenings. be paired 1:1 with a student and meet once a month join a “Family Group” of 3-4 other mentoring pairs and meet once a month attend whole Community Workshops once a month attend Mentor training Workshops once a quarter Duos Our flexible Duos program focuses on the 1:1 relationship based upon your own schedules. Duos participants commit to meeting twice a month with their match from January - June. Eligibility requirements: Be at least 21 years of age Reside in the greater Puget Sound region Be willing to adhere to all Community for Youth program policies and procedures and follow the CfY Code of Conduct Have never been accused, arrested, charged, or convicted of child abuse or molestation Not use alcohol or controlled substances in an excessive or inappropriate manner Not currently be in treatment for substance abuse. If a substance abuse problem has occurred in the past, the applicant must have completed a non-addictive period of at least five years Be vaccinated against COVID-19 and follow CfY guidelines regarding masks and safety Being a CFY mentor is rewarding, challenging, and fun! You’ll not only provide critical support for an inquisitive, driven young person, but you’ll also build a strong network with fellow mentors. Let's come together to build a community where students can thrive, explore their true selves, and unlock their full potential. Join us at Community for Youth and be the mentor who creates lasting change. Organization: Community For Youth Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98144 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Continuing Education Instructor in need of AssistantEducation Is a Key to Success, Continuing Education Instructor In Need Of Assistants Organization: Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) Education Is a Key to Success, Continuing Education Instructor In Need Of Assistants Organization: Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98133 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Gift Shop Volunteers at Fred Hutch Cancer CenterProvide efficient and courteous service to our patients and customers and help maintain our two retail operations. The Gift shop is located in the Fred Hutch outpatient clinic. Shine gift shop is located on the 1st floor of the South Lake Union House (207 Pontius Avenue N.). RESPONSIBILITIES: Provide excellent customer service for patients, families and staff who enter the gift shop. Assist with purchases as needed Receive incoming phone calls and determine appropriate action, provide all directions and information in a courteous and helpful manner. Process sales transactions. Assist with unpacking, tagging and stocking merchandise. Clean displays and restock inventory as needed. Make eye contact; greet every patient/visitor entering the gift shop (important theft deterrent function). Respect the privacy of patients and family members and abide by the confidentiality policies of the Volunteer Services Program. Masks are no longer required while in the clinic, but feel free to wear one if you would prefer it.TIME COMMITMENT: A minimum volunteer commitment of three to six months is requested. Volunteer shifts at The Gift Shop are available Monday mornings and afternoons, Tuesday afternoons, Wednesday afternoons and Thursday mornings and afternoons. Volunteer shifts at Shine are available Monday through Saturday, morning and afternoon on weekdays, All day on Saturdays. QUALIFICATIONS: Excellent customer service and interpersonal communication skills. Retail experience is preferred but not required. Experienced in using personal computers with Windows operating systems and searching for information on the Internet. Ability to bend, reach and lift items (while restocking, unpacking and displaying goods). Familiar with Emergency Response system (this will be provided in training). Ability to provide empathetic listening, warmth and compassion. Ability to be flexible and sensitive to the needs of patients, families, caregivers and staff. Ability to work as part of a team and collaborate with fellow volunteers. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age. To learn more about the volunteer opportunities available, the process for applying and the application itself, please visit https://bttr.im/g7vcb. For additional questions, please reply to this posting, email clinicvolunteer@fredhutch.org or call 206-606-1072. Thank you for your interest. Organization: Fred Hutch Cancer Centere Provide efficient and courteous service to our patients and customers and help maintain our two retail operations. The Gift shop is located in the Fred Hutch outpatient clinic. Shine gift shop is located on the 1st floor of the South Lake Union House (207 Pontius Avenue N.). RESPONSIBILITIES: Provide excellent customer service for patients, families and staff who enter the gift shop. Assist with purchases as needed Receive incoming phone calls and determine appropriate action, provide all directions and information in a courteous and helpful manner. Process sales transactions. Assist with unpacking, tagging and stocking merchandise. Clean displays and restock inventory as needed. Make eye contact; greet every patient/visitor entering the gift shop (important theft deterrent function). Respect the privacy of patients and family members and abide by the confidentiality policies of the Volunteer Services Program. Masks are no longer required while in the clinic, but feel free to wear one if you would prefer it.TIME COMMITMENT: A minimum volunteer commitment of three to six months is requested. Volunteer shifts at The Gift Shop are available Monday mornings and afternoons, Tuesday afternoons, Wednesday afternoons and Thursday mornings and afternoons. Volunteer shifts at Shine are available Monday through Saturday, morning and afternoon on weekdays, All day on Saturdays. QUALIFICATIONS: Excellent customer service and interpersonal communication skills. Retail experience is preferred but not required. Experienced in using personal computers with Windows operating systems and searching for information on the Internet. Ability to bend, reach and lift items (while restocking, unpacking and displaying goods). Familiar with Emergency Response system (this will be provided in training). Ability to provide empathetic listening, warmth and compassion. Ability to be flexible and sensitive to the needs of patients, families, caregivers and staff. Ability to work as part of a team and collaborate with fellow volunteers. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age. To learn more about the volunteer opportunities available, the process for applying and the application itself, please visit https://bttr.im/g7vcb. For additional questions, please reply to this posting, email clinicvolunteer@fredhutch.org or call 206-606-1072. Thank you for your interest. Organization: Fred Hutch Cancer Centere Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 98109 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Support for Hospital Supply Distribution - EVS AssistantDo you ever wonder how get supplies to various areas of the hospital? Our Distribution and Environmental Services department is seeking help to replenish supplies of hand sanitizers and masks at hygiene stations throughout the hospital. Organization: EvergreenHealth Hospital Volunteer Program Do you ever wonder how get supplies to various areas of the hospital? Our Distribution and Environmental Services department is seeking help to replenish supplies of hand sanitizers and masks at hygiene stations throughout the hospital. Organization: EvergreenHealth Hospital Volunteer Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98034 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Cat Spay/Neuter Clinic VolunteerDo you love cats? Do you want to be a part of an enthusiastic team reducing euthanasia in shelters and helping the population of homeless cats? Can you work in a fast-paced environment on your feet for 3-5 hours every week or two? Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project is seeking additional volunteers to support the daily operations of our clinic in Lynnwood, WA which serves feral, free-roaming, and owned cats 4 days a week (Mon-Fri). Current volunteer opportunities include: Performing surgical preparation of feline patients, including shaving and scrubbing surgical sites Monitoring cats after surgery to ensure they are warm, safe and waking up from anesthesia appropriately Cleaning and sorting surgical instruments and assembling surgical packs Washing laundry, sweeping and mopping floors, and cleaning clinic equipmentPrior animal handling/veterinary experience is helpful, but not required. We will train you! Learn more about our project and submit a volunteer application on our website: http://feralcatproject.org/volunteer/ Or, feel free to email us at: volunteer@feralcatproject.org Thank you for considering us! ♥ COVID-19 Policy as of 11/1/22: Proof of COVID-19 vaccinations are required for all staff and volunteers. Masks are encouraged but no longer required in the clinic. Only authorized staff, volunteers and visitors are allowed in the clinic. Client intake and discharge is curbside. Organization: Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project Do you love cats? Do you want to be a part of an enthusiastic team reducing euthanasia in shelters and helping the population of homeless cats? Can you work in a fast-paced environment on your feet for 3-5 hours every week or two? Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project is seeking additional volunteers to support the daily operations of our clinic in Lynnwood, WA which serves feral, free-roaming, and owned cats 4 days a week (Mon-Fri). Current volunteer opportunities include: Performing surgical preparation of feline patients, including shaving and scrubbing surgical sites Monitoring cats after surgery to ensure they are warm, safe and waking up from anesthesia appropriately Cleaning and sorting surgical instruments and assembling surgical packs Washing laundry, sweeping and mopping floors, and cleaning clinic equipmentPrior animal handling/veterinary experience is helpful, but not required. We will train you! Learn more about our project and submit a volunteer application on our website: http://feralcatproject.org/volunteer/ Or, feel free to email us at: volunteer@feralcatproject.org Thank you for considering us! ♥ COVID-19 Policy as of 11/1/22: Proof of COVID-19 vaccinations are required for all staff and volunteers. Masks are encouraged but no longer required in the clinic. Only authorized staff, volunteers and visitors are allowed in the clinic. Client intake and discharge is curbside. Organization: Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 98036 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Foodbank Warehouse VolunteerHelp needed Wednesdays 9am-11am & Thursdays 9am - 12pm. In this role you will help us pack grocery bags for families in South Seattle. The Home Delivery Program serves our neighbors who are disabled or immunocompromised and unable to come shop at the food bank. With your help, we can pack up to 500 grocery bags per day to be delivered by another team of volunteer drivers to households around South Seattle. Volunteers must wear a mask at all times while indoors. Update to Mask Policy 6/1/23: Please wear N95 or KN95 if you are able. Masks are still required at RVFB due to the vulnerable population we serve. Organization: Rainier Valley Food Bank Help needed Wednesdays 9am-11am & Thursdays 9am - 12pm. In this role you will help us pack grocery bags for families in South Seattle. The Home Delivery Program serves our neighbors who are disabled or immunocompromised and unable to come shop at the food bank. With your help, we can pack up to 500 grocery bags per day to be delivered by another team of volunteer drivers to households around South Seattle. Volunteers must wear a mask at all times while indoors. Update to Mask Policy 6/1/23: Please wear N95 or KN95 if you are able. Masks are still required at RVFB due to the vulnerable population we serve. Organization: Rainier Valley Food Bank Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98118 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Advocate Volunteer - Serve Homeless Young Adults in SeattleInterested in directly serving Seattle's community of homeless young people? Wanting to make a tangible impact and address hunger and basic needs in your community? Become an advocate! Advocates are responsible individuals over 18 years of age who provide consistency and positive relationships to youth guests in addition to helping meet basic needs at the Teen Feed dinner program. Advocates are crucial members of our direct service team who remember youth’s names, help meet the basic needs of meals and supplies, conduct entryway health screenings on youth, and join guests in open air environments to engage in conversation. Additionally, advocates help with nightly set up and tear down of the service space and work with staff coordinators to create detailed records of the evening’s activities. REQUIREMENTS: Advocates are an integral part of the Teen Feed dinner program and act as consistent sources of support for our young people. Having the same people show up on a regular basis creates a sense of community and trust. Advocates commit to 2/2.5 hours (6:00/6:30-8:30pm) one evening per week for a minimum of one year of service. This includes the holiday season, as Teen Feed continues to operate every day of the year. If you know that you will be taking a significant amount of time off during the holiday season, please reach out to us to discuss. **SUMMER-ONLY volunteer opportunities available** Advocate volunteers must complete: -in-person volunteer orientation -remote training that encompasses topics such as anti-oppression and intro to youth homelessness -Advocate Application + Washington State Patrol background check. Teen Feed aims to create a volunteer corps reflective of the diversity of our youth - those who represent diverse identities and/or have lived experience with homelessness/housing insecurity are highly encouraged to apply. Organization: Teen Feed Interested in directly serving Seattle's community of homeless young people? Wanting to make a tangible impact and address hunger and basic needs in your community? Become an advocate! Advocates are responsible individuals over 18 years of age who provide consistency and positive relationships to youth guests in addition to helping meet basic needs at the Teen Feed dinner program. Advocates are crucial members of our direct service team who remember youth’s names, help meet the basic needs of meals and supplies, conduct entryway health screenings on youth, and join guests in open air environments to engage in conversation. Additionally, advocates help with nightly set up and tear down of the service space and work with staff coordinators to create detailed records of the evening’s activities. REQUIREMENTS: Advocates are an integral part of the Teen Feed dinner program and act as consistent sources of support for our young people. Having the same people show up on a regular basis creates a sense of community and trust. Advocates commit to 2/2.5 hours (6:00/6:30-8:30pm) one evening per week for a minimum of one year of service. This includes the holiday season, as Teen Feed continues to operate every day of the year. If you know that you will be taking a significant amount of time off during the holiday season, please reach out to us to discuss. **SUMMER-ONLY volunteer opportunities available** Advocate volunteers must complete: -in-person volunteer orientation -remote training that encompasses topics such as anti-oppression and intro to youth homelessness -Advocate Application + Washington State Patrol background check. Teen Feed aims to create a volunteer corps reflective of the diversity of our youth - those who represent diverse identities and/or have lived experience with homelessness/housing insecurity are highly encouraged to apply. Organization: Teen Feed Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98105 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clothing Closet Captain at 216 JamesLike to organize and keep things tidy? We could use your help! Many of DESC's programs have a resource closet. We need your help in maintaining and upkeeping the items and making sure they are available for staff to give to clients in need. This position will include performing a weekly inventory of clothing and other resources, partnering with staff about needs then communicating those needs to the donation center. Organization: Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) Like to organize and keep things tidy? We could use your help! Many of DESC's programs have a resource closet. We need your help in maintaining and upkeeping the items and making sure they are available for staff to give to clients in need. This position will include performing a weekly inventory of clothing and other resources, partnering with staff about needs then communicating those needs to the donation center. Organization: Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98104 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Support for Horn of Africa Services families with children!The mission of Horn of Africa Services (HOAS) is to offer multi-lingual and multicultural assistance to East African immigrants and refugees in support of immediate and long-term adjustment needs. Due to COVID-19, HOAS is in need of the following items for the communities they support: Diapers Wipes Formula School supliesActivity packs (crayons, coloring books, playdough) Finished masks and other items can be dropped off/mailed to: 5303 Rainier Ave S Seattle, WA 98118If you are able to support these needs please respond to this opportunity! Organization: Horn Of Africa Services The mission of Horn of Africa Services (HOAS) is to offer multi-lingual and multicultural assistance to East African immigrants and refugees in support of immediate and long-term adjustment needs. Due to COVID-19, HOAS is in need of the following items for the communities they support: Diapers Wipes Formula School supliesActivity packs (crayons, coloring books, playdough) Finished masks and other items can be dropped off/mailed to: 5303 Rainier Ave S Seattle, WA 98118If you are able to support these needs please respond to this opportunity! Organization: Horn Of Africa Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Bike Mechanics (Skills not required, we can teach!) for monthly Build NightsBuild nights are a great way for the Bikery to provide a space for folks of all mechanical abilities improve their mechanical skills, and work through the shop’s inventory of donations. The Bikery sells and donates a large amount of bicycles, which is one of the ways we sustain the organization, and be of service to those in need of two-wheeled transportation. The Bikery is brimming with donated bicycles and parts, and every weekend receives more. Build nights are especially helpful in getting those donations tuned and built up, so as to be sold or donated. The shop currently has 2-3 build nights a month. Volunteers are welcome to host a build night and share their mechanical knowledge with other interested bicycle enthusiasts.
Organization: The Bikery Build nights are a great way for the Bikery to provide a space for folks of all mechanical abilities improve their mechanical skills, and work through the shop’s inventory of donations. The Bikery sells and donates a large amount of bicycles, which is one of the ways we sustain the organization, and be of service to those in need of two-wheeled transportation. The Bikery is brimming with donated bicycles and parts, and every weekend receives more. Build nights are especially helpful in getting those donations tuned and built up, so as to be sold or donated. The shop currently has 2-3 build nights a month. Volunteers are welcome to host a build night and share their mechanical knowledge with other interested bicycle enthusiasts.
Organization: The Bikery Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98144 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Want to learn bike mechanic skills? Become a Bikery Shop Helper!Come help us keep our shop operating! The Bikery is open Saturday and Sundays from 12pm - 6PM. Shop Helpers keep the ship running smoothly. You can sign up to volunteer for 3 hour shifts: 12PM - 3pm or 3pm - 6pm. Organization: The Bikery Come help us keep our shop operating! The Bikery is open Saturday and Sundays from 12pm - 6PM. Shop Helpers keep the ship running smoothly. You can sign up to volunteer for 3 hour shifts: 12PM - 3pm or 3pm - 6pm. Organization: The Bikery Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98144 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: The Bikery Shop HostCome help us keep our shop operating! The Bikery is open Saturday and Sundays from 12pm - 6PM. Shop Hosts are our sacred keyholders. You can sign up to volunteer for 3 hour shifts: 12PM - 3pm or 3pm - 6pm. Organization: The Bikery Come help us keep our shop operating! The Bikery is open Saturday and Sundays from 12pm - 6PM. Shop Hosts are our sacred keyholders. You can sign up to volunteer for 3 hour shifts: 12PM - 3pm or 3pm - 6pm. Organization: The Bikery Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98144 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Sort & RepackChange lives and feel great - join us in our warehouse for a volunteer session at the Hunger Solution Center! Sort and repack nutritious food to feed our neighbors who are experiencing food insecurity. It is easy, fun, and you can make a huge difference in just a few hours. Individuals, families, and groups are welcome! Schedule Monday - Friday: 9-11am Monday - Thursday: 1:30-3:30pm Saturday: 9 - 11am and 1-3pm Tuesday - Wednesday: 6-8pmCLICK HERE TO FIND A SESSION Requirements All volunteers must be age 10+. Volunteers below age 14 must be accompanied by a chaperone. There must be at least 1 chaperone for every 5 volunteers younger than age 14. Volunteers below age 18 must bring a completed parent/guardian consent form when they arrive to volunteer. If you don't have access to a printer, we have blank forms on site. Waivers will be good through the end of the calendar year Food Lifeline requires all volunteers and employees to wear a mask while in our building. We provide surgical and cloth masks on site. Bringing a guest? Be sure that they create their own account and sign up for the same session as you - kids too! Pre-registration is required to volunteer. Projects take place in a cool warehouse. Please dress in warm layers and wear close toed shoes. Volunteers must be able to stand for the full session. Light lifting and some bending may be required. We’re counting on your help to get food out to people who really need it! Please plan to arrive early and stay for the entire volunteer session.Organization: Food Lifeline Change lives and feel great - join us in our warehouse for a volunteer session at the Hunger Solution Center! Sort and repack nutritious food to feed our neighbors who are experiencing food insecurity. It is easy, fun, and you can make a huge difference in just a few hours. Individuals, families, and groups are welcome! Schedule Monday - Friday: 9-11am Monday - Thursday: 1:30-3:30pm Saturday: 9 - 11am and 1-3pm Tuesday - Wednesday: 6-8pmCLICK HERE TO FIND A SESSION Requirements All volunteers must be age 10+. Volunteers below age 14 must be accompanied by a chaperone. There must be at least 1 chaperone for every 5 volunteers younger than age 14. Volunteers below age 18 must bring a completed parent/guardian consent form when they arrive to volunteer. If you don't have access to a printer, we have blank forms on site. Waivers will be good through the end of the calendar year Food Lifeline requires all volunteers and employees to wear a mask while in our building. We provide surgical and cloth masks on site. Bringing a guest? Be sure that they create their own account and sign up for the same session as you - kids too! Pre-registration is required to volunteer. Projects take place in a cool warehouse. Please dress in warm layers and wear close toed shoes. Volunteers must be able to stand for the full session. Light lifting and some bending may be required. We’re counting on your help to get food out to people who really need it! Please plan to arrive early and stay for the entire volunteer session.Organization: Food Lifeline Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: 1 years old Zip Code: 98108 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer at Day Center Serving People Experiencing HomelessnessGod’s Li’l Acre Day Center offers laundry, showers, hygiene supplies, companionship & community, a clothing closet, storage, mailing address, food, and a community kitchen. It also offers a space to just "be" for folks who otherwise don't have one. We are committed to maintaining this vital resource for our community members experiencing homelessness throughout the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Volunteers at GLA help around the space in a variety of ways - distributing bus tickets, cleaning, sanitizing, organizing donations, or simply being present and listening. Successful GLA volunteers are flexible, personable, and great at taking initiative. GLA is a trauma-informed, peaceful space for people experiencing homelessness to relax and recharge amid a chaotic environment on the street. Volunteers and staff at GLA seek to affirm the creativity, resiliency, generosity, skills, assets, and giftedness of each person. Our hours are Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm.
Precautions we are taking to maintain safety of staff, guests, and volunteers include: - Limiting the number of guests to 15 max at any given time- Closing the space for cleaning/sanitizing between shifts- Temps and symptom checks upon entry- handwashing required upon entry- Masks required when not seated at a table to eat/drink- HEPA air filters on site - PPE providedOrganization: Lake City Partners Ending Homelessness God’s Li’l Acre Day Center offers laundry, showers, hygiene supplies, companionship & community, a clothing closet, storage, mailing address, food, and a community kitchen. It also offers a space to just "be" for folks who otherwise don't have one. We are committed to maintaining this vital resource for our community members experiencing homelessness throughout the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Volunteers at GLA help around the space in a variety of ways - distributing bus tickets, cleaning, sanitizing, organizing donations, or simply being present and listening. Successful GLA volunteers are flexible, personable, and great at taking initiative. GLA is a trauma-informed, peaceful space for people experiencing homelessness to relax and recharge amid a chaotic environment on the street. Volunteers and staff at GLA seek to affirm the creativity, resiliency, generosity, skills, assets, and giftedness of each person. Our hours are Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm.
Precautions we are taking to maintain safety of staff, guests, and volunteers include: - Limiting the number of guests to 15 max at any given time- Closing the space for cleaning/sanitizing between shifts- Temps and symptom checks upon entry- handwashing required upon entry- Masks required when not seated at a table to eat/drink- HEPA air filters on site - PPE providedOrganization: Lake City Partners Ending Homelessness Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98125 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Front Yard Concert PerformerMusicians & performers wanted! Please join us in building community, one mini-concert at a time, by joining our team of outdoor musicians and performers. Our vision is for each mini-concert to be 10 to 20-ish minutes long (you can decide the length of time) in the front yard, driveway or other appropriately-distanced outdoor location from one of our neighbor’s front door. Performers must provide their own equipment, including a chair, if needed, and transportation. Audience members should wear a mask throughout the experience, and performers should distance at least 10 feet. Organization: Phinney Neighborhood Association Musicians & performers wanted! Please join us in building community, one mini-concert at a time, by joining our team of outdoor musicians and performers. Our vision is for each mini-concert to be 10 to 20-ish minutes long (you can decide the length of time) in the front yard, driveway or other appropriately-distanced outdoor location from one of our neighbor’s front door. Performers must provide their own equipment, including a chair, if needed, and transportation. Audience members should wear a mask throughout the experience, and performers should distance at least 10 feet. Organization: Phinney Neighborhood Association Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98103 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Sew Face Masks for Lafayette Elementary PTALafayette PTA is in need of 2 layer cloth face masks to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 among our STAFF/STUDENTS who will begin in-person learning on April 5th. The school district has provided cloth face masks but these are too large for our young learners. The PTA has purchased disposable face masks but ideally we would like to provide reusable cloth face masks for students who need them for in-person learning. Please read this page for more information about sewing face masks. We are requesting 20 masks for children in grades K through 5th grade. If you’re able to provide some or all of these masks, please click “respond” and we will reach out to you to confirm the number of masks you can provide and delivery details. We ask that each volunteer responding to this request plan to make at least 5 masks. Finished masks can be delivered to us on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday between 8am-4pm at the front of the school at: Lafayette Elementary School 2645 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116 Organization: Lafayette Elementary PTA Lafayette PTA is in need of 2 layer cloth face masks to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 among our STAFF/STUDENTS who will begin in-person learning on April 5th. The school district has provided cloth face masks but these are too large for our young learners. The PTA has purchased disposable face masks but ideally we would like to provide reusable cloth face masks for students who need them for in-person learning. Please read this page for more information about sewing face masks. We are requesting 20 masks for children in grades K through 5th grade. If you’re able to provide some or all of these masks, please click “respond” and we will reach out to you to confirm the number of masks you can provide and delivery details. We ask that each volunteer responding to this request plan to make at least 5 masks. Finished masks can be delivered to us on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday between 8am-4pm at the front of the school at: Lafayette Elementary School 2645 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116 Organization: Lafayette Elementary PTA Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98144 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Cook and Package Hot Meals for Homeless Young PeopleJoin us in supporting young people in Seattle's University District! Teen Feed works with the community to offer support to meet basic needs, build strong relationships, and ally with homeless youth as they meet their future off the streets. Teen Feed meets youth nightly with a hot, home-cooked, and nutritious dinner along with access to basic needs and caring adults. Street Outreach teams meet young people where they're at, providing resources and access to youth-centered case management. Since COVID, Teen Feed has transitioned to hot to-go meal service. Volunteers will help cook or package hot meals in our kitchen, which will be distributed to young people by trained staff. Dinner volunteer opportunities available in the University District from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. **Some safety considerations: We are asking that at this time anyone who may fall into a high-risk category does not participate in person at dinner. Please reach out if you need further clarification on what "high risk" might look like. Additionally - we are working to limit our in-person teams to no more than 3 or 4 individuals at a time in order to comply with social distancing. Face masks required at all times, do *not* come in person if you are feeling unwell or have any symptoms of illness. The minimum age is 15, must be accompanied by a parent or guardian until age 18. Click "respond" and we will follow up with you to schedule a shift! Organization: Teen Feed Join us in supporting young people in Seattle's University District! Teen Feed works with the community to offer support to meet basic needs, build strong relationships, and ally with homeless youth as they meet their future off the streets. Teen Feed meets youth nightly with a hot, home-cooked, and nutritious dinner along with access to basic needs and caring adults. Street Outreach teams meet young people where they're at, providing resources and access to youth-centered case management. Since COVID, Teen Feed has transitioned to hot to-go meal service. Volunteers will help cook or package hot meals in our kitchen, which will be distributed to young people by trained staff. Dinner volunteer opportunities available in the University District from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. **Some safety considerations: We are asking that at this time anyone who may fall into a high-risk category does not participate in person at dinner. Please reach out if you need further clarification on what "high risk" might look like. Additionally - we are working to limit our in-person teams to no more than 3 or 4 individuals at a time in order to comply with social distancing. Face masks required at all times, do *not* come in person if you are feeling unwell or have any symptoms of illness. The minimum age is 15, must be accompanied by a parent or guardian until age 18. Click "respond" and we will follow up with you to schedule a shift! Organization: Teen Feed Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98105 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Sew Face Masks for Urban FamilyUrban Family is in need of face masks to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 among youth and families who live in low-income apartment complexes. Please read this page for more information about sewing face masks. We are requesting 1,900 masks. If you’re able to provide some or all of these masks, please click “respond” and we will reach out to you to confirm the number of masks you can provide and delivery details. We ask that each volunteer responding to this request plan to make at least 100 masks. Finished masks can be delivered/mailed to us at: 17725 115th Place SE Renton, WA 98055 Organization: Urban Family Urban Family is in need of face masks to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 among youth and families who live in low-income apartment complexes. Please read this page for more information about sewing face masks. We are requesting 1,900 masks. If you’re able to provide some or all of these masks, please click “respond” and we will reach out to you to confirm the number of masks you can provide and delivery details. We ask that each volunteer responding to this request plan to make at least 100 masks. Finished masks can be delivered/mailed to us at: 17725 115th Place SE Renton, WA 98055 Organization: Urban Family Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98055 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: PPE needed - Masks and gowns for HealthPointHealthPoint is a community health organization providing quality healthcare for over 100,000 patients annually. We need masks of all types, especially n95 size small. We can accept cloth masks. We also accept cash donations to our COVID-19 response fund as we gear up to respond to the needs of our community for additional primary and behavioral health care. Organization: HealthPoint HealthPoint is a community health organization providing quality healthcare for over 100,000 patients annually. We need masks of all types, especially n95 size small. We can accept cloth masks. We also accept cash donations to our COVID-19 response fund as we gear up to respond to the needs of our community for additional primary and behavioral health care. Organization: HealthPoint Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98057 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Sew Face Masks for Children's Home Society of WashingtonChildren's Home Society of Washington is in need of face masks to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 among our staff and volunteers who are working to provide emergency services to families in need. Please read this page for more information about sewing face masks. We are requesting 400 masks. If you’re able to provide some or all of these masks, please click “respond” and we will reach out to you to confirm the number of masks you can provide and delivery details. We ask that each volunteer responding to this request plan to make at least 25 masks. Finished masks can be delivered/mailed to us at: Donna Verretto C/O Children's Home Society of Washington 4115 NE 62nd Street Seattle, WA 98115 (206) 388-5870 Organization: Children's Home Society Of Washington Children's Home Society of Washington is in need of face masks to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 among our staff and volunteers who are working to provide emergency services to families in need. Please read this page for more information about sewing face masks. We are requesting 400 masks. If you’re able to provide some or all of these masks, please click “respond” and we will reach out to you to confirm the number of masks you can provide and delivery details. We ask that each volunteer responding to this request plan to make at least 25 masks. Finished masks can be delivered/mailed to us at: Donna Verretto C/O Children's Home Society of Washington 4115 NE 62nd Street Seattle, WA 98115 (206) 388-5870 Organization: Children's Home Society Of Washington Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98115 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Alpha Supported Living Services is asking for In-kind donations to keep our clients and staff safe in their homesRight now, our main challenge is finding the necessary personal protective equipment, cleaning supplies and other supplies necessary to serve our clients and the staff in their homes. As people continue to deplete the stock in the stores, we are trying to secure gloves, gowns, masks, goggles, disinfecting wipes and sprays, bleach, hand sanitizer, hand soap, paper towels and other supplies necessary to properly disinfect the homes and provide protection for our staff and the individuals we support. There is a lack of resources, so we are worried that our current supply will not last throughout this crisis. Unlike other businesses, we can’t follow the recommendations from the CDC and Department of Health and have our staff work from home. Our staff provide 24-7 care in the homes to the individuals we support, so we need to continue to provide staffing in the homes. Specific items we are in need of currently are: Hand Sanitizer Disinfecting Spray N-95 Masks Grocery Store Gift Cards for our clients Our staff have been very creative at finding sources of PPE and other necessary products but when we find them we must act fast. Monetary donations are gladly accepted to go directly to our COVID19 response.
You can mail your donations to: Alpha Supported Living Services 16030 Juanita Woodinville Way NE Bothell, WA 98011 or go directly to our website www.alphasls.org
Our office is closed to visitors and volunteers, please contact Dave Bushnell at dbushnell@alphasls.org if you have any questions in regards to your donation.
Thank you so much for helping us!
Organization: Alpha Supported Living Services Right now, our main challenge is finding the necessary personal protective equipment, cleaning supplies and other supplies necessary to serve our clients and the staff in their homes. As people continue to deplete the stock in the stores, we are trying to secure gloves, gowns, masks, goggles, disinfecting wipes and sprays, bleach, hand sanitizer, hand soap, paper towels and other supplies necessary to properly disinfect the homes and provide protection for our staff and the individuals we support. There is a lack of resources, so we are worried that our current supply will not last throughout this crisis. Unlike other businesses, we can’t follow the recommendations from the CDC and Department of Health and have our staff work from home. Our staff provide 24-7 care in the homes to the individuals we support, so we need to continue to provide staffing in the homes. Specific items we are in need of currently are: Hand Sanitizer Disinfecting Spray N-95 Masks Grocery Store Gift Cards for our clients Our staff have been very creative at finding sources of PPE and other necessary products but when we find them we must act fast. Monetary donations are gladly accepted to go directly to our COVID19 response.
You can mail your donations to: Alpha Supported Living Services 16030 Juanita Woodinville Way NE Bothell, WA 98011 or go directly to our website www.alphasls.org
Our office is closed to visitors and volunteers, please contact Dave Bushnell at dbushnell@alphasls.org if you have any questions in regards to your donation.
Thank you so much for helping us!
Organization: Alpha Supported Living Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98011 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: St. Vincent de Paul Seattle|King County Georgetown Food BankSt. Vincent de Paul Needs Volunteers | Please Help! We urgently need 10-20 volunteers to help pre-bag food items for neighbors in need. For more information, please visit svdpseattle.org Email taij@svdpseattle.org or volunteer@svdpseattle.org SVdP thanks you for all your help and support! All volunteers will participate in the COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) Screening Questions before volunteering. If the volunteer shows signs of COVID-19, they will not be allowed to volunteer. Questions: Have you traveled internationally to China Iran, South Korea, Italy or Japan in the last month? Have you been in contact with someone who is sick? Do you currently have a cough or a fever?SVdP Georgetown Food Bank Current Procedure: Our current procedure requires no neighbors will enter the Food Bank. A desk will be set up in front of the main doors to the Food Bank, this will be the new check-in area. The person running the front desk will wear gloves, as all volunteers are required. If volunteers want to bring their own masks, they are welcome to. Without actually entering the building, the neighbors will approach the check in station. Volunteers and neighbors will continue being at least 6 feet apart. The neighbor will be able to request clothing upon check-in and the volunteer will find the item for them. Once registered, the neighbor will walk over to the loading dock area where they will receive a prepackaged bag or box of food. Volunteers will continue to wear gloves during the entire procedure.Number of Volunteer Needed: Monday: Need 5 volunteers: 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Volunteers will be pre-packing food items for Tuesday distribution. Tuesday: Need 2 volunteers: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Volunteers will be handing out prepackaged items to neighbors Wednesday: Need 5 volunteers: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.Volunteers will be stocking and sorting items. Thursday: Need 2 volunteers: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Volunteers will be handing out prepackaged items to neighbors Friday: Need 2 volunteers: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Volunteers will be handing out prepackaged items to neighbors Organization: Society of St. Vincent De Paul Council of Seattle/King County St. Vincent de Paul Needs Volunteers | Please Help! We urgently need 10-20 volunteers to help pre-bag food items for neighbors in need. For more information, please visit svdpseattle.org Email taij@svdpseattle.org or volunteer@svdpseattle.org SVdP thanks you for all your help and support! All volunteers will participate in the COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) Screening Questions before volunteering. If the volunteer shows signs of COVID-19, they will not be allowed to volunteer. Questions: Have you traveled internationally to China Iran, South Korea, Italy or Japan in the last month? Have you been in contact with someone who is sick? Do you currently have a cough or a fever?SVdP Georgetown Food Bank Current Procedure: Our current procedure requires no neighbors will enter the Food Bank. A desk will be set up in front of the main doors to the Food Bank, this will be the new check-in area. The person running the front desk will wear gloves, as all volunteers are required. If volunteers want to bring their own masks, they are welcome to. Without actually entering the building, the neighbors will approach the check in station. Volunteers and neighbors will continue being at least 6 feet apart. The neighbor will be able to request clothing upon check-in and the volunteer will find the item for them. Once registered, the neighbor will walk over to the loading dock area where they will receive a prepackaged bag or box of food. Volunteers will continue to wear gloves during the entire procedure.Number of Volunteer Needed: Monday: Need 5 volunteers: 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Volunteers will be pre-packing food items for Tuesday distribution. Tuesday: Need 2 volunteers: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Volunteers will be handing out prepackaged items to neighbors Wednesday: Need 5 volunteers: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.Volunteers will be stocking and sorting items. Thursday: Need 2 volunteers: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Volunteers will be handing out prepackaged items to neighbors Friday: Need 2 volunteers: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Volunteers will be handing out prepackaged items to neighbors Organization: Society of St. Vincent De Paul Council of Seattle/King County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98018 Allow Groups: Yes |