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Local Opportunities (6,152 volunteers needed)

• Seeking Advisory Council members

  with NORTHWEST NEIGHBORS NETWORK
  N. King County & S. Snohomish CountyShoreline, Lynnwood, Edmonds, and nearby, WA 98036
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Are you looking to give back to the community? Do you have expertise in a particular area that you want to share with a growing nonprofit that helps seniors lead better quality lives? We could use your help! The Opportunity: Northwest Neighbors Network is creating an advisory council to help support our growing organization on a variety of topics. Advisory Council We are looking for volunteer experts to advise the NNN board in the following areas: Marketing, Development/Fundraising, Community Outreach, legal, human resources, insurance, healthcare, senior living, finance, program development and evaluation, or low-income populations. This would be a two-year term, and you would serve as a valuable resource on any issues that arise. NNN would contact you no more than 4-5 times a year. Your expertise would be much appreciated as we grow and expand our service areas. About Northwest Neighbors Network NNN’s mission is to help seniors age well in their own homes by providing services and events. NNN is one of several hundred virtual villages across the U.S. that help seniors age well in their own homes by providing volunteer services and events. NNN serves residents in north King County (Shoreline and Lake Forest Park) and south Snohomish County (Edmonds, Brier, Woodway, Lynnwood, and Mountlake Terrace). As a volunteer-run organization, NNN’s volunteers really are the backbone of our organization!

  Date Posted: April 26, 2024

• Walk around the block with a senior neighbor

  with NORTHWEST NEIGHBORS NETWORK
  Edmonds, WA 98026
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Some seniors desperately want to get out for a walk as often as possible but need a bit more support than others. Can you help? At Northwest Neighbors Network (NNN), our Volunteers serve seniors in Southern Snohomish and North King County with ¨good neighborly¨ tasks like offering rides, shopping, running errands, helping at home, taking out the garbage, shopping, helping with technology support, social visits, walking and more. We offer an easy, flexible, self signup process to make volunteering easy, at your pace and fun! Select services that appeal to you and connect with a neighbor in need. Reach danie@northwestneighborsnetwork.org or call 253-237-2848 to learn more about the flexible volunteer opportunities or to sign up!

  Date Posted: April 26, 2024

• Getting to the doctor can be difficult for seniors. Can you help here and there?

  with NORTHWEST NEIGHBORS NETWORK
  Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  At Northwest Neighbors Network (NNN), our Volunteers serve seniors in Southern Snohomish and North King County with ¨good neighborly¨ tasks like offering rides, shopping running errands, helping at home, taking out the garbage, shopping, helping with technology support, help with animals, social visits and more. We offer an easy, flexible, self signup process to make volunteering easy, at your pace and fun! Select specific services that appeal to you and connect with a neighbor in need. No schedules! Reach danie@northwestneighborsnetwork.org or call 253-237-2848 to learn more about the flexible volunteer opportunities or to sign up!

  Date Posted: April 26, 2024

• Covington - Assist a disabled client with cleaning 1x month

  with Volunteer Services
  Confidential LocationSeattle, WA 98178
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  We have several clients in the Covington area looking for help one time per month. These clients are seniors or people with disaiblities, and having that extra help will enable them to stay living independently! We work with your schedule and availability. Example of client requests below! Yard care Housework Laundry Medical transportation Phone check-in Minor home repairs Volunteer Services, a program of Catholic Community Services, assists low-income older adults and adults living with disabilities. Volunteers can provide assistance with light housecleaning, transportation, grocery shopping, home repair, and yard care. With a little help from volunteers, clients can continue to live independently in their homes. Due to the vulnerable population we serve, volunteers must complete an application form, pass a Washington State Patrol check and attend an orientation. For more information about this opportunity or others, Please select the "I Want to Help" button. An email will be sent to you with additional information regarding our program and the application forms. For more information call 206.328.5787 or email vc@ccsww.org. Please note: Following the guidelines of King County Public Health during COVID-19, volunteer opportunities may be subject to change.

  Date Posted: April 25, 2024

• StormFest Environmental Station Educator volunteer opportunity

  with StormFest
  22030 Cliff Avenue SouthDes Moines, WA 98198
  Tue, June 4, 2024 - Thu, June 6, 2024

  StormFest is an outdoor stormwater learning event for Highline Public Schools 6th grade students taking place June 4-6 at Des Moines Beach Park. We are seeking Station Educators (18 years or older) to teach a fun, interactive stormwater lesson. There are several dual-language Spanish classes, so we are excited for some educators to teach the lessons in Spanish. Station educators are eligible to receive a $500 stipend for their participation. Why should you volunteer? StormFest provides an opportunity to connect with the next generation of environmental stewards in Burien, Des Moines, Normandy Park and SeaTac It is a great opportunity to meet new like-minded people, build a community, network and be a role model for students This is an excellent volunteer activity for groups, families, communities and individuals Gain valuable, hands-on experience teaching environmental science to youth (great resume builder!) StormFest provides people a chance to interact with other local environmental professionals Help us inspire the next generation of environmental stewards and motivate students to care about stormwater and their local streams! Use the link below to apply as a volunteer today! Volunteer application link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeQBby5rq-3RoFzVpDEWTq0-FR9-D8f4ZyPTStKAFRcAZ3-ng/viewform Station Educator Flyer: https://burienwa.box.com/s/cksjkw856hjzbc9kh7bh9ogpmcagvu8v Website: https://www.burienwa.gov/residents/public_works/stormwater/education_outreach/stormfest_resources Questions? Contact us at HighlineStormFest@gmail.com, lizw@burienwa.gov, or 425-686-8107.

  Date Posted: April 25, 2024

• Cleaning the floors is hard when you're in a wheelchair! You can help in Renton!

  with Volunteer Services
  Renton, WA 98057
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Would you like to help an elderly or disabled neighbor by aiding them in getting their home cleaned 2x per month? Volunteer Services is looking for you! There are many seniors in your community who need just a little bit of help keeping their homes clean. If you can bend and stretch, be grateful! And sign up to help those who cannot easily do these things. Set your schedule, volunteer near your home, and make a new friend in the process. Volunteer Services, a program of Catholic Community Services, assists low-income older adults and adults living with disabilities. Volunteers can provide assistance with light housecleaning, transportation, grocery shopping, home repair, and yard care. With a little help from volunteers, clients can continue to live independently in their homes. Due to the vulnerable population we serve, volunteers must complete an application form, pass a Washington State Patrol check and attend an orientation. For more information about this opportunity or others, Please select the "I Want to Help" button. An email will be sent to you with additional information regarding our program and the application forms. For more information call 206.328.5787 or email vc@ccsww.org. Please note: Following the guidelines of King County Public Health during COVID-19, volunteer opportunities may be subject to change.

  Date Posted: April 25, 2024

• StormFest Volunteer: Inspire the next generation of environmental stewards

  with StormFest
  22047 Cliff Ave SDes Moines, WA 98198
  Tue, June 4, 2024 - Thu, June 6, 2024

  StormFest is an outdoor stormwater learning event for Highline Public Schools 6th grade students taking place June 4-6 at Des Moines Beach Park. We are seeking volunteers (18 years or older) to help event staff keep activities on schedule, running smoothly and full of fun! Volunteer for any or all of the event dates! Why should you volunteer? It is a great opportunity to meet new like-minded people, build a community, network and be a role model for students This is an excellent volunteer activity for groups, families, communities and individuals Gain valuable, hands-on experience teaching environmental science to youth (great resume builder!) StormFest provides people a chance to interact with other local environmental professionals StormFest provides an opportunity to connect with the next generation of environmental stewards in Burien, Des Moines, Normandy Park and SeaTac Help us inspire the next generation of environmental stewards and motivate students to care about stormwater and their local streams! Use the link below to apply as a volunteer today! Volunteer application link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe80SeJD-tRlaAUgHWNkVHYIdcTJo1-8VJ8aPNOjGWwYO48Nw/viewform Volunteer Flyer: https://burienwa.box.com/s/85zmu4jqep8rrtla9l0ho71yrlnulql1 Website: https://www.burienwa.gov/residents/public_works/stormwater/education_outreach/stormfest_resources Questions? Contact us at HighlineStormFest@gmail.com, lizw@burienwa.gov, or 425-686-8107.

  Date Posted: April 25, 2024

• Food Pickup Driver

  with HOPE CREEK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
  4326 148th St SEMill Creek, WA 98012
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Thankfully we have awesome grocery stores who support our efforts at the food bank. All we have to provide is drivers to pick up the food and deliver it to the food bank. Its a fun and rewarding job, perfect for retired individuals, or anyone who has their mornings free and can comfortably drive a cargo van. Drivers need to be over 21, be able to lift 40 pounds, have a clean driving record, license, and insurance. The driving shifts are mondays, tuesdays, and thursdays, from 8:30am-11:30am. We need back up drivers and regular drivers. These drivers will also have opportunities to drive on other days and times to help pickup donations from schools and businesses. We will train you!

  Date Posted: April 23, 2024

• Food Bank Heavy Lifter

  with HOPE CREEK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
  4326 148th St SEMill Creek, WA 98012
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  We have deliveries on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday that come with pallets of food that need to be put away. Volunteers to unload the trucks of food - Must be able to lift over 30 pounds repeatedly and stand the whole shift. The unload is Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 10:00-Noon. Food Handlers permit a plus, not required, we will pay for them to get the card Thank you for helping us during this covid crisis.

  Date Posted: April 23, 2024

• Dentists, RDH, Dental Assistants

  with Lahai Health
  Seattle, WA 98133
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Do you want to make a difference in your community? Come join our Dental team of volunteer Dentists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Assistants, Receptionists and Interpreters! Our volunteers provide primary dental care to our adult patients during clinic hours at our Lynnwood Dental Office at Lahai Health. All dental and medical providers must be licensed and have malpractice insurance. *For licensed volunteers who do not have malpractice insurance, it is available free of charge through WHAA. Lahai Health will assist our volunteer providers with obtaining this insurance. Our Dental office has 5 operatories and is open Monday through Friday. We offer flexible self-scheduling, asking for a minimum of 1 shift a month. Lahai is able to meet the medical, dental and mental health needs at no cost to our marginalized neighbors as all of our licensed and administrative needs are filled by volunteers.

  Date Posted: April 23, 2024

• Serve on the Board of Directors for an Adult Literacy Organization

  with Literacy Source
  3200 NE 125th StSeattleSeattle, WA 98125
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Literacy Source partners with adults working to gain skills and education to create new opportunities for themselves, their families, and the community. As a non-profit community learning center, we envision and work towards an inclusive and equitable society providing education and opportunities for all adults. We provide free basic skills classes and one-on-one tutoring at our Learning Center in Lake City and in locations throughout the community.Our students range in age from 18 to 90, speak 50 languages, and represent 68 nations. 97% of our students are low-income and 88% are immigrants or refugees. All of our students, however, share one common element - the desire to learn, to achieve and to live a better life. Board of Directors Members support and enhance the mission of Literacy Source by participating in long-range planning, providing guidance on continuous service improvement, guaranteeing a stable financial base for the program, and interpreting the mission of Literacy Source in the wider community.

  Date Posted: April 23, 2024

• Help out at local fun run!

  with Earth Runs - Magnuson Series
  Sand Point Way NE and NE 65th St ,Seattle, WA 98115
  Sat, June 15, 2024 08:15 AM - 12:00 PM

  Below are the tasks that volunteers can do: Handing out bibs Course monitors Finish line Other various fun jobs! Email Contact@magnusonseries.org to join us! For directions and other information you can visit our website at http://www.magnusonseries.org/.

  Date Posted: April 22, 2024

• Help bring out best * challenging dog * in your home * temp basis (RASKC foster)

  with Regional Animal Services of King County/ RASKC
  foster in your homethe shelter is located at21615 64th Ave SKent, WA 98032
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Do you love dogs? Do you feel skilled and excited about the possibility of helping bring out the best in an adorable dog in your home for a sweetie who has shown some naughty behaviors at the shelter? If so, consider foster a dog from RASKC on a temporary basis. RASKC will provide free food and supplies, in addition- upon request- interactive dog training via Zoom at no cost to you. So many dogs reveal their true selves in a home environment, where they can relax and feel the love as preparation for adoption in the foster home or to a new adopter. If the situation does not work out as hoped, it is fine to return the animal to the shelter. Next steps: 1. Engage in the online training on RASKC's website. Go to www.kingcounty.gov/RASKCVolunteer, then scroll down to the Get Involved section and click on the plus sign (+). Watch the foster modules and complete the quizzes. 2. One adult in your household completes an initial online application- www.tinyurl.com/RASKC-Vol-Apply 3. The adult who completes the online application also completes an online liability waiver- https://tinyurl.com/DocuSign4RASKC Share your love and have fun as a foster parent to a canine sweetie who needs your kindnesses and guidance. Thanks for considering this possibility.

  Date Posted: April 20, 2024

• Literacy unlocks opportunity- become a reading partner (Seattle)

  with Reading Partners
  Various schools across Seattle(North Seattle, Central Seattle,West Seattle, South Seattle)Seattle, WA 98134
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Volunteer just over an hour per week to empower a student through reading. Reading Partners believes that our communities do better when all students have access to high-quality learning opportunities and the critical reading skills needed to prepare them for academic, social, and civic success. Reading Partners is seeking in-person* and virtual volunteer tutors to work one-on-one with students next school year, 2024-2025. Give a little over one hour per week. We offer flexible weekday session times. No experience is required, as we provide volunteers with a structured curriculum, training, and ongoing support to help you and your student succeed. Our students will inspire you. To learn more about volunteering, volunteer requirements, and to sign-up, please visit our website at readingpartners.org/volunteer. *Reading Partners will follow all COVID-19 school safety requirements for in-person tutoring.

  Date Posted: April 18, 2024

• Helping Elders is Awesome!

  with ElderHelpers.org
  Seattle, WA 98101
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Have some time and compassion to spare? Join ElderHelpers.org We put you in touch with elders in need of care who don't require special skills, just good-hearted people. Help Elders with activities that you enjoy on a schedule that works best for you! What to Expect? By sharing a little about yourself on our website, you're saying that you're ready, willing, and standing by. Your profile will be searchable on our site, and you will be contacted by a family as needs arise in your community! Get started by applying today at ElderHelpers.org

  Date Posted: April 18, 2024

• Meal Preparation

  with IMMANUEL COMMUNITY SERVICES
  1215 Thomas StreetSeattle, WA 98109
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Help provide a hot meal for a neighbor in need! Help cook or drop off lunch for our hygiene center guests and ensure that they get the nutrition they need. Every Tuesday-Friday, we serve lunch to guests who visit our hygiene center and we are always seeking out volunteers to help in the kitchen. We currently are looking for teams to help on Tuesdays-Fridays, and for people willing to be on call. This is a great opportunity for a team or small group. Thanks for helping us provide nutrition for our guests! You should also reach out to info@icsseattle.org along with Alyssa (volunteers@icsseattle.org)

  Date Posted: April 17, 2024

• Age 55+ Volunteers Needed

  with Alpha Home Health and Hospice
  Throughout Snohomish County, WAEverett, WA 98208
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Alpha Hospice is looking for volunteers that are interested in being part of a team that serves the terminally ill and injured of Snohomish County. We have many opportunities available in a variety of roles, including: patient companionship caregiver companionship and respite help with errands or household tasks licensed professional services (massage, cosmetology, barbering, notary public) administrative support in our Everett office bereavement support sewing and crafts carpentry If you are willing- we will empower you to serve with comprehensive, ongoing training and support in a collaborative team culture that values and appreciates your unique contribution.

  Date Posted: April 17, 2024

• Immanuel Community Services Grocery Rescue

  with IMMANUEL COMMUNITY SERVICES
  1215 Thomas StreetSeattle, WA 98109
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Immanuel Community Services is in need of volunteers for our weekly Saturday & Sunday Grocery Rescue teams. For Grocery Rescue, we assemble a volunteer team to help ICS pick up, sort and store food donations from area grocery stores in preparation for our weekly Monday Food Bank. Volunteering for Grocery Rescue does not require a car, as we operate our own van. We do need volunteers to drive the van and pick up the grocery donations. Volunteers may also assist with packing food boxes for our Home Delivery program that ICS started in response to COVID-19. The shift is from 9 am-1 pm every Saturday, and from 10am-1pm every Sunday. If you sign up for this opportunity, we will contact you with more specific details. You should also reach out to info@icsseattle.org along with Alyssa (volunteers@icsseattle.org). Thanks!

  Date Posted: April 17, 2024

• Immanuel Community Services Food Bank

  with IMMANUEL COMMUNITY SERVICES
  1215 Thomas StreetSeattle, WA 98109
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Immanuel Community Services is in need of volunteers for our weekly Monday Food Bank. The ICS Food Bank is open to shoppers on Mondays from 10am to 1pm, with no requirements or restrictions. Volunteers are typically needed between about 9 am until 1:30 pm, and our Food Bank occurs every Monday. We need volunteers to help run food distribution stations, which involves light customer service and restocking. Volunteers may also assist with our To-Go table, packing food boxes for our Home Delivery program, or helping us set up or break down our distribution stations. If you sign up for this opportunity, we will contact you with more specific details. You should also reach out to info@icsseattle.org. Thank you!

  Date Posted: April 17, 2024

• Food Distribution Check-in Volunteer - Lake City

  with North Helpline
  12736 33rd Ave NESeattleSeattle, WA 98125
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Our mission is to help our entire community obtain basic necessities. Food Distribution Check in volunteers will assist us in checking in our folks when they visit us during our Food Bank Distribution days. Volunteers in this role will be responsible in getting folks started with the entire process of Food distribution by: scanning their food bank cards and recording visit info in our client database offering them non-food supplies for their households (hygiene, pet food, etc) directing folks to our food distribution areas You can expect to serve with 1 other volunteer during your scheduled shift. As you will interact with a diverse community, an open mind and willingness to serve those in need is crucial and comfort in using technology and data management applications is helpful. Ability to speak other languages aside from English is also a plus but not required.

  Date Posted: April 16, 2024

• Grocery Rescue Driving

  with North Helpline
  12736 33rd Ave NESeattle, WA 98125
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Every day we receive crucial donations from grocery stores in the area which allow us to serve our neighbors. Right now, we need drivers to drive these donations over to our warehouse using our vans. With our Home Delivery Program, volunteers pick up pre-made boxes from our location in Lake City to deliver to neighbors in the area. This is a weekly volunteer position that requires some training and at least a 9-month time commitment. Additionally, volunteers are required to have a valid driver's license, be comfortable lifting heavy boxes upwards of 20 pounds, and be available for a regular 1-2 commitment on either Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday mornings between 8-11am. Interested in working with us? For more information, please email volunteers@northhelpline.org or call us at (206) 413-8271. We hope to hear from you soon!

  Date Posted: April 16, 2024

• Volunteer Health Coach

  with PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT 1 OF KING COUNTY
  400 S. 43rd StreetRenton, WA 98055
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Join an Innovative Program that: improves the health of our community. is a collaboration between multiple professionals at Valley Medical Center (physicians, nurses, Registered Dietitian, Social Worker, and administrators) allows you the opportunity to provide one-on-one encouragement and coaching to a patient as well as weekly supervision and mentoring by our Registered Nurse and Social Worker. provides you with weekly professional development and team learning opportunities throughout the duration of the experience. teaches valuable communication skills, including an introduction to motivational interviewing, and offers first-hand experience working with and advocating for patients. offers a one-of-a-kind community service opportunity that will look great on your resume when applying for future positions in healthcare. Through this program, volunteers will obtain education related to chronic medical conditions and insights for promoting positive health behaviors. Applicants who successfully complete the 12-week virtual training course will then receive approximately 6 months of real-world training and experience supporting patients to make positive health and lifestyle changes through Valley Medical Center’s Primary Care Clinics. Health Coaches provide extended, one-on-one coaching and support in for patients through in-person, telephone and zoom visits. Training course start dates are offered spring and fall and applications are accepted year-round. https://www.valleymed.org/outreach--education/health-coach-program

  Date Posted: April 16, 2024

• Help us Sort through Donations - Food bank sorting volunteers needed!

  with North Helpline
  12736 33rd Ave NESeattle, WA 98125
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Help ensure food security for your neighbors by volunteering with North Helpline Emergency Services and Food Bank! Everyday we get wonderful donations from local stores, pea patches, and individual donors. Help us ensure we are only distributing food that we would pick up ourselves! Volunteers are needed to inspect the quality of food coming in from donations and partner organizations. You can expect to work with 4 to 5 other volunteers as we sift through items. We keep volunteer crews small to help with social distancing but that means we count on everyone to show up for their shift and be on time. We have food bank receiving and sorting opportunities throughout the week including: Tuesday to Thursday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Friday and Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Interested in working with us? Please email volunteers@northhelpline.org or call us at (206) 413-8271 for more information. We hope to hear from you soon!

  Date Posted: April 16, 2024

• Partnerships Manager

  with TEDxSeattle
  Seattle areaSeattle, WA 98104
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  TEDxSeattle Partnerships Manager Are you a hungry salesperson and self-starter looking to make a change in the world and your community? We're looking for Partnerships Leads to help us land new sponsorship deals. About TEDxSeattle: TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. Our event is called TEDxSeattle, where x = independently organized TED event. TEDxSeattle is one of the first and longest running TEDx events in the world. Now we are proud to say it is one of the largest as well. What started in 2010 as a single-day event called TEDxRainier with an audience of 600 people has evolved into TEDxSeattle with an audience that now fills McCaw Hall’s 2,800 seat auditorium. The TEDxSeattle organization and annual event is a 100% volunteer-run and self-supporting nonprofit and we are currently looking for Partnership Managers to join our team! You are responsible for helping us get a foot in the door with large corporate sponsors and closing deals. Since TEDxSeattle is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization, the only way for us to host a successful 3,000 person event every year is by lining up great Partners/Sponsors. You would be instrumental in making this happen. We accept both In-kind donations and cash donations. These donations range in size from a few hundred dollars of food & beverages up to $100k cash sponsorships. Why participate? Gain the satisfaction of being a critical part of a large, influential event tied to a global brand. Open doors with the Seattle business community of thinkers and doers. Get a powerful resume builder. Serve as an integral part of a supportive, passion-driven volunteer-run community. Be involved with an organization offering a long track record of game-changing events and building community. Roles and Responsibilities -This role reports directly to TEDxSeattle organizers - Pipeline Generation & Business Development - Building new partnership relationships and maintaining a healthy relationship with those partners. - Negotiating contracts with partners - Navigate complex buying cycles to ultimately close large deals - The ideal candidate for this role will already have an existing network of strong relationships at Seattle companies that we can tap into. Required Experience - 5-7+ years of Prospecting & Sales Experience - 2+ years of experience self-sourcing pipeline - Expertise navigating complex buying situations - Contract Negotiation Skills Time Commitment - 4-5 hours/week

  Date Posted: April 16, 2024

• Peer Seattle Needs Volunteers!

  with Peer Washington
  1520 Bellevue AveSTE 100SeattleSeattle, WA 98122
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Peer Seattle is a community-based organization that relies on our community to provide the needed resources to keep our doors open, phones answered, and groups facilitated. There are many ways to participate and we often need volunteers with specific talents or skills throughout the year.

  Date Posted: April 15, 2024

• Food Bank @ St Mary's - Volunteer

  with The Food Bank @ St. Mary's
  611 20th Ave. SouthSeattle, WA 98144
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  The Food Bank @ St. Mary's serves over 1500 walk-in clients a week as well as delivering food to home bound seniors, schools and community programs. We are open for food distribution on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and for other tasks on Tuesday and Thursday. We have volunteer opportunities for various positions now: food distribution and sorting - must be able to lift weight, 9;30-1:30pm MWF delivery driver - must have own car, 1-2 shifts on Thursdays If you have a few hours a week to give to your community, please email volunteer@thefbsm.org or call 206-338-7215 ext. 23 or visit our website thefbsm.org.

  Date Posted: April 15, 2024

• Seeking Responsible Kitchen Lead Volunteers!

  with Teen Feed
  Seattle, WA 98105
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Are you a whiz in the kitchen? Interested in working with other passionate volunteers and directly supporting an agency that serves homeless youth and young adults? Join our team as a volunteer kitchen lead and gain experience managing volunteers and leading a kitchen! The Teen Feed Kitchen Volunteer Lead is a new volunteer position with the purpose of supporting kitchen operations during the time of COVID-19 at a trusted youth-focused outreach organization. The lead receives and expedites donated items, guides other kitchen volunteers, and ensures that high quality to-go food is available for distribution at Teen Feed dinner sessions. This position prepares and labels all dinner items for transport, overseas quantity, and occasionally is responsible for cooking dinner when needed. The Lead volunteer is one of a team of seven (7) alternating leads, each responsible for overseeing one day of weekly service. Kitchen Leads must be 18+ Commitment is once weekly, 6-12 months, with preference given to longer term applicants. **This position does not involve direct contact with youth, but does involve working in a kitchen space with small teams of volunteers. Kitchen spaces are sanitized and PPE is required. This is an enriching experience managing other passionate volunteers, leading large scale food preparation and kitchen management. Ideal for anyone interested in nutrition, food service, social justice, community causes or looking for in-person nonprofit experience. **At this time, we are recommending that individuals who may be high - risk do not participate in - person at the Teen Feed dinner program. Kitchen Leads must be 18+ 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.

  Date Posted: April 15, 2024

• Backpack Volunteers for Street Outreach

  with Teen Feed
  4740B University Way NESeattle, WA 98105
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Want to directly impact homeless youth? Teen Feed is looking for street outreach volunteers to join their team! Our teams believe in meeting youth where they’re at, even when that means meeting them in alleyways, parks, or on the side of the freeway. Outreach volunteers are often the first contact with service-avoidant youth and play an important role in providing basic needs, introducing them to services and getting them back on their feet. The Street Outreach Team is looking for volunteers who are personable, consistent, empathetic, committed, and interested in supporting the young people in their community. Teams are composed of outreach specialists, healthcare workers, social workers, students, and passionate community members. All individuals are encouraged to inquire. Volunteers are required to wear a face mask at all time while interacting with the young people that Teen Feed serves. Reach out to inquire more about Teen Feed's COVID - 19 protocols. All outreach volunteers receive remote training in conflict de - escalation, trauma informed care, and anti - oppression. **This a weekly opportunity for Tuesdays 12:00-1:30PM** **We ask Outreach Volunteers to commit to minimum 6 months of weekly volunteer service, 12 months strongly preferred** *At this time, we ask that individuals who may be high risk for serious illness due to COVID - 19 refrain from volunteering in person with Teen Feed.

  Date Posted: April 15, 2024

• Grocery Program Volunteer - Lifelong

  with Lifelong
  210 S LUCILE STSEATTLE, WA 98108
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Our Mission: We remove barriers to health with relentless compassion so that no one faces illness and injustice alone. Our Vision: Health For All Every week our Chicken Soup Brigade staff and regular weekly volunteers work together to make, package, bag, and deliver medically tailored meals and groceries to clients. We serve homebound seniors and people living with serious health conditions across King, Snohomish, and Island County. Where you come in: Lifelong's Food and Nutrition Program needs volunteers to prepare and pack grocery bags in our warehouse. The warehouse is the foundation of our work in getting food to clients who are living with and at risk of serious illnesses. Get a workout in while making sure food gets out to people who need it! With nearly 1.5 million pounds of food coming through our door every year, we need all hands on deck to help process the donations. Available Shift times: Monday-Friday: 9:30 am - 12 pm and 1:30pm - 4 pm Ages: Ages 16+, 16-17 with a parental consent form which we will provide If this sounds like an opportunity for you, join the team now! Application: https://www.volgistics.com/ex/portal.dll/ap?ap=2050737286

  Date Posted: April 15, 2024

• Do good with your dog!

  with Foss Home & Village
  13023 Greenwood Ave NSeattle, WA 98133
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Bring your owner to visit our Seniors. Spend time at our facility interacting with Residents one on one with your pet.

  Date Posted: April 15, 2024

• Volunteer to help cook and package hot meals for youth!

  with Teen Feed
  Seattle, WA 98105
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Are you a whiz in the kitchen? Love to work with your hands and excited about making a tangible difference in the lives of your community members? Do we have a project for you! Teen Feed is looking for reliable, hard-working, and passionate individuals to help us cook and package meals in our kitchens. Teen Feed has transitioned to a to-go dinner service since COVID, serving hot and delicious meals out of the doors of our service sites every single evening. Young people are able to get access to nutritious food, bathroom facilities, and basic supplies such as toiletries and clothing. Kitchen volunteers are important members of our team and help make sure that we have beautiful and tasty meals ready to serve by dinner time. Logistics: Teen Feed operated in the University District, the exact location will be provided upon registration for a volunteer shift. Kitchen Volunteer shifts are from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm every day of the week. No commitment or experience required. Safety information: Kitchen teams limited to 4 - 5 people max to allow for safe space usage, masks and gloves required at all times, all individuals entering service sites are temperature checked. It is recommended that potentially high-risk individuals do not participate in person at this time. Please do not attend Teen Feed if you have *any* symptoms of illness. Kitchen volunteers do not come into direct contact with the populations served.

  Date Posted: April 15, 2024

• *URGENT* KING COUNTY BIDEWW AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM DRIVER

  with Washington West African Center formally GAMBIAN TALENTS PROMOTION
  12320 80th Avenue SouthSeattle, WA 98178
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  JOB DESCRIPTION FOR KING COUNTY BIDEWW AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM DRIVER BIDEWW AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM SUMMARY After several parents engaged us to create a program that will support West African kids with their academic, life and social skills needs, in February of 2022, WAWAC finally created what we call our "BIDEWW" (STAR) After School Program. WAWAC's BIDEWW/star after-school program and homework club seeks to create a culturally appropriate fun and new learning environment that fosters social skills, and provides learning opportunities for our kids through exciting semi-structured activities such as science experiments, cooking classes, arts projects, singing, dancing, music, cinematography, storytelling and more at a culturally appropriate setting for free of charge. Since the kids spend a lot of time at school where they learn in a structured and formal environment, the BIDEWW After School program is done in a loose environment where they still learn fun stuff that they create themselves. Additional recreational activities also take place to encourage them to stay active, healthy, and connected with each other. This is also a platform for West African kids to interact, learn from each other and build their own community. It is available to school-aged children 5 to 17 years old in Snohomish and King Counties twice a week.Through this platform,the kids of our community explore their artistic instincts through collaborative art projects.It holds significant value for our kids because it inspires them to be creatively driven at an early age. An opportunity that they don't ordinarily receive from their parents because a lot of West African parents deem art as a "waste of time" -This grossly deprives kids the possibility to explore their creativity. We pride ourselves in opening our program to a wide range of African kids tailored to their unique needs, identity and values. In Lynnwood, WAWAC offers this program twice a week (Wednesday's and Friday's (4:30pm to 7:00 pm) and needs support helping to maintain and improve this essential service. This location is a high need as both the kids and the parents eagerly look forward to this program. After successfully implementing the pilot Bideww After School program in Snohomish County, in September of 2022, WAWAC partnered with School’s Out Washington to start a similar program in King County. This program is also offered to the West African youths in King County twice a week ( Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:35pm to 5pm) at Dimmitt Middle School (12320 80th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98178) Take a look at what a week can look like in the afterschool program: here or here . JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Safely transport Bideww students to and from Dimmitt Middle School on time, ensuring strict adherence to all traffic rules and regulations. Maintain a clean and well-maintained vehicle, conducting routine inspections and reporting any issues to the ED/WAWAC Bideww Staff. Ensure the safety and well-being of Bideww students during transit, implementing and enforcing seat belt usage and other safety measures. Communicate effectively with parents, school staff, and program directors regarding any transportation-related matters or changes. Develop a positive and supportive rapport with students, fostering a safe and comfortable atmosphere during transportation. Implement and follow established pick-up and drop-off schedules, making adjustments as necessary and informing relevant parties of any changes. Collaborate with after-school program coordinators to ensure smooth transitions between school and the program's activities. Maintain accurate records of daily transportation activities, including attendance, mileage, and any incidents or concerns. Be responsive to the individual needs of students, providing assistance as needed and addressing any behavioral or safety issues promptly. Attend regular meetings and training sessions to stay informed about changes in procedures, policies, and best practices related to student transportation. Uphold a positive and professional image, serving as a representative of the after-school program to students, parents, and the community. Ensure compliance with all licensing and safety requirements relevant to student transportation services. Assist with loading and unloading students from the vehicle, ensuring a secure and organized process. Collaborate with school administrators, teachers, and WAWAC Staff to address any specific student needs or concerns related to transportation. REQUIREMENTS Candidates are required to fill out this job application form and do a criminal background check. WAWAC carries a background check through Checkr and will need your full name and email address to process this. It can take up to 72 hours to get the results back . QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS: Possession of a valid and clean driver's license with the appropriate endorsements for transporting passengers. Excellent driving record with no history of accidents or traffic violations that may pose a risk to the safety of passengers. Knowledge of and strict adherence to traffic laws, regulations, and safe driving practices. Prior experience as a driver, particularly in a school or childcare transportation setting, is preferred. Familiarity with the local area, school locations, and potential traffic patterns to facilitate efficient and timely transportation. Ability to maintain a positive and supportive atmosphere during transportation, ensuring the well-being and comfort of students. Responsible and reliable, with a commitment to punctuality and adherence to established schedules. Flexibility to adapt to changes in transportation routes or schedules and the ability to communicate such changes effectively. Physical ability to assist with the loading and unloading of students, including those with special needs, as necessary. Knowledge of and commitment to safety protocols, including the proper use of seat belts and other safety measures. Willingness to attend relevant training sessions and meetings to stay informed about best practices, policies, and procedures related to student transportation. Strong organizational skills to maintain accurate records of daily transportation activities, attendance, and any incidents or concerns. Ability to speak and write Standard English. Must pass a criminal background check and fingerprinting. SALARY/HOURS: This is a part-time 16-20 hours/week position and two different locations to choose from. The salary is $25/hour. Contact: For more information, contact WAWAC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Pa Ousman Joof via Email: pajoof@wawac.org, Tel : (253)-235-2132 .

  Date Posted: April 15, 2024

• Foster Boarding Home for Pets

  with BECKS PLACE
  Your Own HouseMonroeMonroe, WA 98272
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  This volunteer opportunity takes place right in your own home! We need foster homes to care for the beloved pets of people in crisis. Our families could be looking for housing, needing medical care, trying to leave unsafe situations, or needing treatment for substance abuse issues. We provide food and vet care; all you need is love to give to a pet. You can decide what kind of animals you would like to foster (dogs and cats are the ones that most commonly need placements), and it is totally okay if you have your own pets already. Before becoming a foster home, you'll need to fill out an application, undergo a back ground check, interview, and attend an orientation. This is a very low-contact volunteer opportunity, which makes it great for COVID times! Contact us if you are interested! If you have questions, please email at foster@becksplace.org

  Date Posted: April 15, 2024

• Volunteer Support for Hospital Supply Distribution - EVS Assistant

  with EvergreenHealth
  12040 NE 128th StVolunteer ServicesKirkland, WA 98034
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  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. Volunteers must be age 18 and up, able to stand, walk, and lift up to 25 lbs. Training is provided. We ask for a six month commitment of one shift per week. Shifts are available Monday - Friday, 8am-10am or 1pm-3pm. For more information and to apply, please visit our website at www.evergreenhealth.com/volunteer.

  Date Posted: April 12, 2024

• Information Desk Volunteers for Evergreen Hospital in Kirkland

  with EvergreenHealth
  12040 NE 128th StVolunteer ServicesMS 73Kirkland, WA 98034
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  We are looking for customer service oriented volunteers to help at the Information Desks at EvergreenHealth Medical Center in Kirkland WA. Volunteers are the first point of contact for patients and volunteers, help with wayfinding, answering questions, and looking up patient locations. They also escort and transport patients for discharge, deliver flowers, and run errands for the lab, pharmacy, and nursing staff. This is a front-line volunteer opportunity to interact with patient/visitors and get hospital exposure. Volunteer with a great team and have fun with others. Volunteers must be age 16 and up, submit Immunization records including flu and Covid vaccine, and commit to at least 100 total service hours OR for 6 months (for one shift per week). Shifts are: 8-12, 12-4 or 3:30-6:30 pm Monday - Friday. Orientation and training provided.

  Date Posted: April 12, 2024

• Teens needed, age 16 - 18 for Front Desk Volunteer for EvergreenHealth Hospital Kirkland area

  with EvergreenHealth
  12040 NE 128th StVolunteer ServicesKirkland, WA 98034
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Outgoing helpful teen volunteers needed to help visitors with directions and help patients to their appointments. Transport patients out in wheelchairs, escort visitors and run errands for lab, clinics, & nursing staff. Answer questions accurately, use computer and answer phones for requests from nurses. Share duties with team to provide excellent customer service to many people a day. Teens welcome to apply! Morning and afternoon shifts available Monday - Friday (8am-12pm, 12pm-4:00pm, and 3:30-6:30pm).

  Date Posted: April 12, 2024

• Adult Education- Financial Empowerment- In Person volunteer-Maple Valley & Kent, WA locations

  with Vine Maple Place
  Maple Valley, WA 98038
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Teach homeless and low-income single parents financial empowerment skills. Classes are structured, including a teacher's guide. Financial empowerment includes basic money management, budgeting and credit one on one. In particular, we are looking for help teaching the following position: Attend personal budgeting classes which include helping clients enter receipts into an excel spreadsheet and creating a budget. Ability to discuss basic principles of budgeting. (Curriculum provided) Training is provided- including shadowing all financial classes and two 1-hour Trauma Informed Care Training sessions. It can take 1-2 months of training/shadowing classes before starting to teach your own classes. Volunteers must be 18+. Volunteer screening and background check will be required.

  Date Posted: April 10, 2024

• Front Desk Volunteer- Greet Clients, Check In donations, Answer Phones, etc.- Maple Valley WA

  with Vine Maple Place
  Maple Valley, WA 98038
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  The Front Desk Volunteer at our Maple Valley location greets visitors, answers the phone, receives and sorts in kind donations and helps with other administrative tasks supporting the Business Office. If you enjoy a doing a variety of tasks and like to keep busy this is the volunteer position for you. We are looking for a weekly commitment but also offer on-call opportunities to cover day's off and vacations. Daytime shifts: 9-12:30 or 12:30-4:30 are available. Weekdays only. Experience with Microsoft Word and Excel is a bonus but not required.

  Date Posted: April 10, 2024

• StudyZone: Homework Help/Tutoring- Maple Valley & Kent WA locations

  with Vine Maple Place
  Maple Valley, WA 98038
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  School starts back up in the fall and our children need your help! Families facing homelessness struggle when it comes to helping their children with school. You can help our families by providing homework help or tutoring for children in PreK-12th grade. We are looking for individuals who can help in-person. Days/time vary. Must be 16+. Background check required if 18+. Conscious Discipline and Trauma Informed Care training is provided and required.

  Date Posted: April 10, 2024

• Navy Museum Needs Volunteers!

  with PUGET SOUND NAVY MUSEUM
  251 1st StBremerton, WA 98337
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Puget Sound Navy Museum needs volunteers to help with our front desk and/or gift shop operations. Our volunteers help orient visitors, research local/Navy history, conduct optional docent work, operate a cash register (if you feel comfortable with it) and help educate the public on our nation's proud military heritage! We are open every day, except Tuesday, and we offer flexible volunteer schedules. This is a great opportunity to meet new people and to serve the public! Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and be able to pass a federal background check.

  Date Posted: April 10, 2024

• Kent International Festival 2024

  with KENT INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL
  625 West James StreetKent, WA 98032
  Sat, June 1, 2024 06:00 AM - 07:00 PM

  Set up and breakdown Help vendor booths load in Help Vendor booths load out Work in the information booth Work in the volunteers booth Hand out programs Hospitality guides to help and to direct attendees Back stage help with entertainment Work the survey booth

  Date Posted: April 10, 2024

• Newborn PEPS group facilitator (In-Person) (12 weeks commitment from start date)

  with PEPS
  Seattle, WA 98103
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  PEPS is a non-profit organization that connects parents to strengthen families and build community through parent peer-support groups. PEPS groups meet weekly and are facilitated by a PEPS-trained Leader. Each meeting allows parents the opportunity to share the week's concerns, successes, issues, and joys as well as time for a discussion on topics related to parenting and children (sleeping, feeding, adjusting to parenthood, etc.) The PEPS program model is based on the 5 Protective Factors from Strengthening Families, which help build resilient families, positive connections and support for parents, and reduce negative outcomes, such as abuse and neglect. Groups meet for 2 hrs each week in the daytime [10-:30 - 12:30] or in the Evening [6:30 - 8:30], the same day each week for 12 weeks. Leaders commit to working with their group for 12 consecutive weeks, fewer if you choose to co-lead with a friend, spouse, partner, or colleague. PEPS provides specialized training and group leaders have access to experienced PEPS staff mentorship and a wealth of resources online. 98% of PEPS groups are facilitated by volunteers who are deeply rooted in our community and passionate about supporting new parents through the first critical months of life with a new baby. Over 4000 families rely on PEPS volunteers each year. PEPS facilitators are compassionate, empathetic, resourceful, and real. They don't have all the answers, but they are passionate about helping parents, generating ideas, finding information, and building neighborhood communities together. Some leaders give back as a way of honoring their own PEPS experience. Many are new to PEPS. All tell us they find great joy and satisfaction in helping new parents connect and share through their PEPS groups. For new leaders, we are offering online training sessions to guide you and educate you about how to lead parent support groups. We are there to support you as needed throughout the experience. We appreciate warm, sensitive communicators, who are accepting of varied child-rearing practices and diverse lifestyles. Interest in early childhood development, experience in education or facilitation, previous PEPS group participation, or being a parent yourself are welcome pluses. Currently, PEPS offers groups in 3 modes: Virtual (100% online), In-person (100% in person; Hosted at community sites and homes) Hybrid groups to parents (75% online & 25% in person; Hosted in home or at community sites A one-time reimbursement for travel and site duties will be provided for Leaders of in-person/hybrid groups. To stay up to date with developments, visit our COVID-19 news page -https://www.peps.org/about/news/covid-19-peps-updates. It’s our job to help you have a wonderful, fun, and rewarding experience as a leader. We’ve designed lots of resources and provide training and support all along the way.

  Date Posted: April 10, 2024

• Skyway: That unkempt yard down the street belongs to an elder who needs you!

  with Volunteer Services
  Seattle, WA 98178
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  That unkempt yard down the street belongs to an elder who needs you! Don’t just wonder why no one helps! Be that person who brings the yard back to beauty and life while gaining peace for yourself by being outside. Choose your own schedule and make a new friend who will appreciate you and your energy. No chainsaws, no tree climbing, just old-fashioned weed pulling, trimming, and mowing. VS works to change our communities for the better, one yard and one life at a time. Volunteer Services, a program of Catholic Community Services, assists low-income older adults and adults living with disabilities. Volunteers can provide assistance with light housecleaning, transportation, grocery shopping, home repair, and yard care. With a little help from volunteers, clients can continue to live independently in their homes. Due to the vulnerable population we serve, volunteers must complete an application form, pass a Washington State Patrol check and attend an orientation. For more information about this opportunity or others, Please select the "I Want to Help" button. An email will be sent to you with additional information regarding our program and the application forms. For more information call 206.328.5787 or email vc@ccsww.org. Please note: Following the guidelines of King County Public Health during COVID-19, volunteer opportunities may be subject to change.

  Date Posted: April 10, 2024

• Make a Difference as an MCI/ Early Stage Memory Loss Support Group Facilitator in Snohomish Co

  with Alzheimer's Association Washington State Chapter
  Lynnwood, WA 98036
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Make a difference in the lives of people living with memory loss! MCI/Early Stage Memory Loss Support Group Facilitator Are you retired from healthcare and still want to give? Are you a social worker or healthcare professional looking to make a difference in the lives of people living with memory loss? Our MCI/ Early Stage Memory Loss (ESML) Support Groups provide an invaluable network that people with memory loss can turn to for advice and encouragement. You can help them feel socially connected and give them a sense of belonging and purpose. Support Group Volunteer Facilitators create a space for that important interaction by encouraging conversation and maintaining a positive and caring environment. "It was an opportunity to interact with people at the same stage I was in and it helped me have a greater understanding that I’m not alone. And I don’t feel alone anymore." ESML Program Participant Our volunteers continuously learn and grow alongside the participants while serving a population in need of great support. "When I began leading the ESML program, I realized that I did carry a stigma based on a fear of not knowing how to interact with people with memory loss and what to expect from them," said Melinda an ESML Walk Volunteer. "The greatest thing I’ve learned is that people with memory loss are just people. And even though they have memory loss-they’re here. They may not be able to respond to you the way people without memory loss respond, but when they give you a hug, grab your hand, look you in the eye-they’re here." We provide training and opportunities for growth. Our Chapter trained volunteers receive excellent training, ongoing support, resources, and continuing education opportunities. Individuals who are often best qualified as an early stage memory loss support group facilitator include working or retired social workers, nurses and other healthcare professionals, educators, clergy, and counselors. Commitment of at least one year is required. Be a part of our team! Contact Jerri Wood at jwood@alz.org

  Date Posted: April 9, 2024

• Pet Partner Volunteer Reading Team @ multiple schools

  with Communities In Schools of Peninsula
  Gig Harbor, WA 98332
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Volunteer Pet Partner teams are needed at Purdy Elementary, Discovery Elementary, Peninsula High School, Key Peninsula Middle School and Goodman Middle School. The volunteer pet teams will help early readers boost literacy and gain confidence in their reading skills. This program will meet once a week for one hour. The pet teams must be certified with the national Pet Partner Program in order to qualify. Please contact me if you would like further information about this unique program.

  Date Posted: April 8, 2024

• Deliver groceries to our downtown neighbors on foot!

  with Pike Market Senior Center & Food Bank
  1531 Western AveInside Public Market Parking Garage 5th floorSeattle, WA 98101
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Do you like to get up and get moving? Do you want to support seniors? We need additional help with our weekly Friday deliveries! The Pike Market Food Bank delivers about 100 grocery bags per week to our hungry homebound neighbors. We are looking for volunteers to deliver 20 - 40 of these bags on foot to a set list of our clients in and around the Pike Place Market on Friday. YOU ARE... Available on Friday mornings (9:30 am -12 pm) Empathetic and respectful of disabled and homebound people Passionate about making sure our downtown neighbors are getting the nutrition they need Comfortable lifting up to 25lb and handling a loaded cart on public sidewalks Able to pass a background check (administered by PMFB at no cost to you) Able to make a 2-3 month commitment WE WILL... Schedule an interview session to explain the role Train you on the route with a staff member Pack the non-perishable items in the bags before you deliver them (staff will give guidance and assistance on packing perishable items the morning of delivery) Ensure you have the proper support on your designated route, be it a helper on route or in packing assistance. TOGETHER WE WILL... Make sure that our neighbors get the nutritious food they need! Support each other by each lending a hand and making the food bank a welcoming place.

  Date Posted: April 8, 2024

• Gift the gift of time and Mentorship @ Purdy Elementary

  with Communities In Schools of Peninsula
  13815 62nd Ave NWGig Harbor, WA 98332
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Did you have a special teacher or mentor who helped you gain confidence in school? This is your chance to give back and help 2nd-3rd grade children grow stronger in their literacy skills, which is so important! Our volunteer mentors work one-on-one with a child, developing a supportive bond for a child in need! The program meets Thursdays from 3:45-4:45 pm during the academic school year! Make a difference in the life of a child today!!

  Date Posted: April 8, 2024

• Peninsula High School AVID Coach

  with Communities In Schools of Peninsula
  14105 Purdy Dr NWGig Harbor, WA 98332
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Become an AVID COACH at Peninsula High School and pave the way for a brighter future for kids! Volunteer Description: AVID-Advancement Via Individual Determination-fosters a safe and open culture, high expectations for teachers and students, and collaboration in all classrooms. Tutoring in AVID is different from any volunteer position you have held before. Many AVID students are first in their family to attend college and want to achieve big dreams! AVID students need role models and mentors to support their dream of college. AVID tutors assist students to achieve their full potential by facilitating collaborative tutorial groups that use critical thinking skills, practicing public speaking, utilizing multiple resources (print and electronic), asking high level questions, taking Cornell notes, analyzing the process of each question, and writing reflections about their learning. Small group tutorial sessions are held twice a week (Tuesday & Thursday), volunteers choose which day and time during the days they would like.

  Date Posted: April 8, 2024

• Volunteer Board Member for HDSA Washington State Chapter

  with HDSA of Washington State
  PO Box 27765Seattle, WA 98165
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  The Chapter Board of Directors is the governing body of the Chapter responsible for ensuring that all Chapter activities are conducted in accordance with the HDSA Strategic Plan, Chapter Agreement, Plan of Work, and HDSA policies and procedures. The Chapter Board is led by an Executive Committee consisting of the President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. All members will serve on at least one committee (Team Hope Walk, Fundraising, Advocacy, Etc...) Board members ensure the financial health of the chapter and identify the best community resources for their area. Generally the term of service is two years, with the ability to be re-elected two times for a total of 6 years of service. What are some of the Specific Responsibilities? Attend and participate in board meetings and/or calls. Serve on at least one committee: fundraising, advocacy, team hope, volunteer development, community services, & communications. All board members participate in chapter fundraising events, including helping to secure corporate support, attendance, event day help, and encouraging event registration. Recruit and engage new board members, committee members, and volunteers. Be an HDSA ambassador in the community. Participate in regional calls and share call updates with chapter committee members. Communicate and partner with the national HDSA staff. Participate in planning for the health and longevity of the chapter. What is the Time Commitment? While this can change depending on the time of the year, most of our board members commit 2-5 hours per week to HDSA activities. In addition to the meetings and events below, board members spend time reaching out to potential partners, thanking sponsors, talking with each other, and working on outreach. Board Meetings: 4-6 meetings per year, 60-90 minutes each Event Attendance: 3-4 events per year, 2-4 hours each Committee Meetings: 4-6 meetings per year, 60-90 minutes each

  Date Posted: April 3, 2024

• Team Hope Walk Event Committee

  with HDSA of Washington State
  PO Box 27765Seattle, WA 98165
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  We're looking for energetic people to help with planning for this year’s event! Expectations and roles include: Identify and engage corporate sponsors and in-kind donors. Recruiting and welcome new participants. Recruit/prepare event day volunteers. Work with HDSA communications staff on event promotions and media opportunities. Run the event on event day. Partner with HDSA Regional Development Officers. Specific tasks directly related to the type of event vary. What is the Time Commitment? In the months leading up to the event, there will be more time spent on meetings and activities. Event Attendance: 2-6 hours Committee Meetings: 4-6 meetings total, 60-90 minutes each Tasks (Sponsor Asks, Recruitment Calls, etc...) as needed (1-3 hours per week).

  Date Posted: April 3, 2024

• Hospice Volunteers in Snohomish County

  with Alpha Home Health and Hospice
  Throughout Snohomish County, WAEverett, WA 98208
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Alpha Hospice is looking for volunteers that are interested in being part of a team that serves the terminally ill and injured of Snohomish County. We have many opportunities available in a variety of roles, including: patient companionship caregiver companionship and respite help with errands or household tasks licensed professional services (massage, cosmetology, barbering, notary public) administrative support in our Everett office bereavement support sewing and crafts carpentry If you are willing- we will empower you to serve with comprehensive, ongoing training and support in a collaborative team culture that values and appreciates your unique contribution.

  Date Posted: April 1, 2024

• Be a Volunteer Mentor with EYN Youth Success Mentoring in Carnation

  with Empower Youth Network
  Stillwater ElementaryCarnation ElementaryTolt Middle SchoolCarnation, WA 98014
  Wed, March 27, 2024 - Tue, June 25, 2024

  Youth Success Mentoring (YSM), an in-school volunteer mentoring program that pairs caring community members with students in the Riverview and Snoqualmie Valley School Districts. YSM volunteers are positive consistent role models that build a relationship with the same student one-to-one, once a week. Research shows the powerful positive effects on a young person’s personal, academic and community situation that result from a quality mentoring relationship. Imagine how we can improve our Snoqualmie Valley community if we all work together! Anyone who has a desire to help a child can be a mentor. Make a friend, have fun & connect with other community members. Less than one hour a week during the school year is all it takes to show a child that they matter and that they are not alone in their day-to-day challenges. Spread the word about the Empower Youth Network YSM program and help share the hope of change. It could start with you! Contact BeAMentor@empoweryouthnetwork.org for more information.

  Date Posted: March 27, 2024

• Hospice Volunteer - Key Role in Your Community

  with Providence Hospice of Seattle
  Serving all areas of King and Pierce CountiesSeattle, WA 98109
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Providence Hospice of Seattle volunteers and complementary care practitioners serve patients and families throughout King and Pierce Counties, wherever they may call home (private residence, nursing facility, adult family home, etc.). Volunteers play a key role in their own communities providing support and comfort to those who are facing terminal illness.   Hospice volunteers provide non-clinical patient care and family support, assist with grief support services, and contribute administrative and operational support.     Complementary care practitioners provide comfort to hospice patients through licensed Massage Therapy and music modalities (Certified Music Therapists, Thanatologists, or Therapeutic Musicians).  We offer opportunities for volunteers to uphold client agency and autonomy in pursuit of their goals, gain new skills and empower you to be an informed advocate.  All roles support our core values of compassion, justice, dignity, integrity, and excellence. Our team will help you discover your strengths and guide you toward your best role. Comprehensive training is tailored to each position to ensure you are confident and comfortable in your responsibilities.    Volunteers are required to be up to date with COVID-19 vaccinations.

  Date Posted: March 26, 2024

• Notary Volunteers Needed for Hospice Patients

  with Providence Hospice of Seattle
  Serving all areas of King and Pierce CountiesSeattle, WA 98109
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Notary Volunteers Notary volunteers travel to wherever a hospice patient calls home (private home, skilled nursing facility, etc.) to provide an extremely important service for patients who are homebound and with limited financial resources. Notary volunteers help ensure that the patient’s wishes are honored by notarizing health-care related documents, such as: Medical Power of Attorney Financial Power of Attorney Wills Volunteers must be licensed in the state of WA as a Notary Public. Honoring diverse hopes and needs by empowering volunteers to make meaningful connections.

  Date Posted: March 26, 2024

• Actively Seeking Kent Hospice Volunteers!

  with Providence Hospice of Seattle
  Positions in your neighborhoodKent, WA 98030
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  PATIENT CARE VOLUNTEERS Patient care volunteers offer essential practical and emotional support to hospice patients and their loved ones. We provide comprehensive training to ensure confidence in one's ability. Activities may include: Companionship -Engage in activities, conversation, and emotional support for patients and/or caregivers. Errands/shopping - Pickup groceries or other supplies, etc. Respite - Support caregivers by providing up to four hours of patient companionship allowing for a rest break from direct care of their loved ones in their homes. Life Legacy - Facilitate conversations and support patients in recording their life stories. Light household tasks and yardwork - Straighten and tidy up, vacuum, dust, load/unload dishwasher and/or laundry, lawncare, gardening, etc. Light meal preparation - Put together items laid out for a meal, heating food, etc. Music - Provide non-therapeutic music for patient enjoyment. Transportation - Transport patients to and from appointments (volunteer does not go with patient into the appointment) or outings to local places such as parks, shopping areas, etc. Vigil - Offer a peaceful presence at the bedside of patients who are within the last 48 hours of life. Virtual or remote opportunities are available as well depending upon the needs of those we serve.

  Date Posted: March 26, 2024

• Deliver Food to Neighbors w/ Chicken Soup Brigade!

  with Lifelong
  210 South Lucile StreetSeattle, WA 98108
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Our Mission: We remove barriers to health with relentless compassion so that no one faces illness and injustice alone. Our Vision: Health For All Making an impact in your community is easier than you think! Help deliver nutritious, culturally appropriate groceries and medically-tailored meals from the Chicken Soup Brigade to our clients who are home-bound and/or living with serious illnesses. Volunteer drivers are the heart and soul of our food program, delivering thousands of bags of groceries as well as medically-tailored meals each week to our clients. Routes take 60-90 minutes to complete (including picking up the food from our home base in Georgetown), you will deliver to around 6-8 clients per route, and we can try to find a route near where you live to save driving time and help you build connections within your community. We are currently looking for support across King and Snohomish Counties. Available routes are below Monday - West Renton Tuesday - Burien, Queen Anne, Magnolia, Interbay Wednesday - Lynnwood, Shoreline, Everett, North Seattle, First Hill Thursday - Renton, Newcastle Pickup Time/Location: We can generally accommodate pickups from our warehouse in Georgetown from 9am - 3pm. We also have satellite pickup locations in Bellevue, Auburn, and Everett on certain days of the week to reduce your driving time if you live close to those areas. Please ask us about those if you're interested! Commitment: 1 shift per week for at least 3 months (OK to take time off for vacations and other commitments. Just make sure those dates are communicated to us!) Qualifications: Must be 18 years old or older, have a driver’s license, and a reliable vehicle with proof of insurance. Must be vaccinated for COVID-19. Training for the role is provided. From compassion to action - volunteer with us today! If you are interested in being a delivery driver volunteer, please apply here: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/52083548

  Date Posted: March 25, 2024

• Make a difference in someone's life... TODAY!

  with Bailey-Boushay House
  2720 East MadisonSeattle, WA 98112
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Bailey-Boushay House is looking for volunteers who have a desire to make a difference in the lives of those with HIV/AIDS and other life altering illnesses. Our volunteers increase the quality of life of our residents and clients simply by their presence, reducing isolation, anxiety, and depression. Volunteers are the hands and feet of Bailey-Boushay House and contribute 13 hours each day of the week to our actvities! Volunteers assist with facilitation of daily activities, and events and are a much needed presence to those who are in their final days of life. We are a residential care facility and outpatient facility located in Seattle that has supported those with HIV/AIDS and other life challenges for over 31 years. We are looking for community members who have either flexible or consistent work hours. Are you a realtor? Own your own business? Settled into a career where you have a consistent schedule? You are the perfect candidate to volunteer at Bailey-Boushay House. Are you a gifted poet? Talented photographer? Fantastic story-teller? Do you have a therapy dog certified through Pet Partners? Do you hold a current license in cosmetology? Ba iley-Boushay House is always looking for those with specific talents and skills to enhance our current robust activity schedule. Ask for more information and let us know what your passion is! We look forward to hearing from you to give back to our wonderful community, make a difference in someone's life and have a life-changing experience! Bailey-Boushay House provides skilled nursing care in our 35 bed (single rooms) Residential Care Program. Our Outpatient Program is open every day from 6:30 am to 4:00 pm and supports over 300 individuals living in our community who receive medication management, meals, support groups, community building activities, and outings. What specifically are volunteers responsible for during their shift? We call our general volunteer a Volunteer Program Assistant and volunteers are currently supporting our Residential Care Program residents by providing companionship; assistance at meals, activities, and outings. Specifically, volunteers have: provided a listening ear and supportive presence to someone having a difficult day assisted and facilitated afternoon and evening activities from BINGO to Trivia Night to Garden Group escorted residents to medical appointments sat with residents and clients as lunch and dinner guests, providing encouragement during meals escorted residents on walks in the community enjoyed time on a patio reading to a resident participated in outings- hikes, ball games, picnics and ferry rides We offer four shifts for you to choose the one that works best with your schedule. 7:30 am to 11:30 am 10:30 am to 2:30 pm 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm Each shift contains the same basic tasks, yet each has their own characteristics.

  Date Posted: March 22, 2024

• Cook a Meal for a Neighbor in Need in Bothell, WA

  with Lasagna Love
  Bothell, WA 98021
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Lasagna Love is a global movement, with thousands of people all cooking and delivering meals to families in their communities. What we do is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. Our mission is not only to help address the incredible rise in food insecurity among families but also to provide a simple act of love and kindness during a time full of uncertainty and stress. Lasagna Love matches neighbors who can provide a meal with a neighbor who needs a little help. You can decide how often you participate- once a month, multiple lasagnas a week, or somewhere in between. You decide how far you can drive to deliver a meal, and if you can accommodate special diets like vegetarian or gluten free. The Lasagna Love Team does the rest to match you with a neighbor in need. We will also provide online trainings to help you get started and drop off meals contact free, recipes if you are looking for inspiration, and any other support you need. If you are looking for a flexible opportunity, or a way for your family to volunteer together making a meal for a neighbor in need, this is a great opportunity to spread some kindness!

  Date Posted: March 21, 2024

• Cook a Meal for a Neighbor in Need in the Seattle, WA area

  with Lasagna Love
  Seattle, WA 98133
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Lasagna Love is a global movement, with thousands of people all cooking and delivering meals to families in their communities. What we do is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. Our mission is not only to help address the incredible rise in food insecurity among families but also to provide a simple act of love and kindness during a time full of uncertainty and stress. Lasagna Love matches neighbors who can provide a meal with a neighbor who needs a little help. You can decide how often you participate- once a month, multiple lasagnas a week, or somewhere in between. You decide how far you can drive to deliver a meal, and if you can accommodate special diets like vegetarian or gluten free. The Lasagna Love Team does the rest to match you with a neighbor in need. We will also provide online trainings to help you get started and drop off meals contact free, recipes if you are looking for inspiration, and any other support you need. If you are looking for a flexible opportunity, or a way for your family to volunteer together making a meal for a neighbor in need, this is a great opportunity to spread some kindness!

  Date Posted: March 21, 2024

• Cook a Meal for a Neighbor in Need in Bellevue, WA

  with Lasagna Love
  Bellevue, WA 98006
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Lasagna Love is a global movement, with thousands of people all cooking and delivering meals to families in their communities. What we do is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. Our mission is not only to help address the incredible rise in food insecurity among families but also to provide a simple act of love and kindness during a time full of uncertainty and stress. Lasagna Love matches neighbors who can provide a meal with a neighbor who needs a little help. You can decide how often you participate- once a month, multiple lasagnas a week, or somewhere in between. You decide how far you can drive to deliver a meal, and if you can accommodate special diets like vegetarian or gluten free. The Lasagna Love Team does the rest to match you with a neighbor in need. We will also provide online trainings to help you get started and drop off meals contact free, recipes if you are looking for inspiration, and any other support you need. If you are looking for a flexible opportunity, or a way for your family to volunteer together making a meal for a neighbor in need, this is a great opportunity to spread some kindness!

  Date Posted: March 21, 2024

• Prepare and Serve Dinner to Homeless Youth and Young Adults

  with New Horizons Ministries
  2709 3rd AveSeattle, WA 98121
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Serving dinner to youth and young adults (18 - 25 years of age) experiencing homelessness in our community. At New Horizons, food group volunteers prepare or order dinner meals seven days a week. By becoming a food group, you have the opportunity to partner with us, providing the consistency of a hot, home-cooked meal to youth and young adults while they receive resources and access to services designed to help lead them towards housing. As a food group volunteer, you and up to 5 others will prepare a meal of your choice for approximately 30 - 40 individuals either in-house at our New Horizons commercial grade kitchen (preferred), or from your own home to drop off at the shelter at dinner time. Monday - Thursday, dinner is served between 7:00pm - 8:00pm. For volunteers wishing to prepare dinner in the shelter, you may arrive as early as 5:00pm, finishing up by 8:30pm. For volunteers opting to drop off meals, we ask that meals are dropped off between 5:45pm - 6:30pm. Friday - Sunday, dinner is served between 9:00pm - 10:00pm. For volunteers wishing to prepare dinner in the shelter, you may arrive as early as 8:00pm, finishing up by10:00pm. For volunteers opting to drop off meals, we ask that meals are dropped off between 8:00pm - 8:45pm. If you don't have the capacity to provide a meal but will still like to help with service, we are also looking for volunteers who are able to serve dinner. When meals are dropped off by food groups, volunteer servers are needed. Serving time is from 6:00pm - 8:30pm (Monday - Thursday) and 8:00pm - 10:15pm (Friday - Sunday). The Volunteer and Food Service Manager will send out a dinner service availability sign-up schedule to serving volunteers each month. If you have questions, please reach out to our Volunteer and Food Service Manager, Rodney Scott (rodneys@nhmin.org or call 206.374.0866) so we can give you more detailed information on this volunteer opportunity. Thank you for your interest in supporting youth and young adults experiencing homelessness in our community!

  Date Posted: March 18, 2024

• Prepare or Provide Breakfast for Homeless Youth and Young Adults

  with New Horizons Ministries
  2709 3rd AveSeattle, WA 98121
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  New Horizons is looking for small groups (2-3 people) or individuals to come in once or twice a month, Monday - Friday between 8:30am - 10:30am to prepare or provide hot and cold breakfast items for 30 - 35 young adults. Breakfast items include eggs, sausage, bacon, potatoes or hash browns, pancakes, hot and cold cereals, fruit, muffins, juice and milk. Groups or individuals will work directly with breakfast staff on menu selection and meal preparation. Breakfast is served Monday - Friday from 9:30am - 10:30am. Volunteer group leaders will be required to obtain a Washington State Food Handler's Card that will be kept on file. A link to the website will be provided to group leaders by the Volunteer & Food Service Manager. The group leader along with the Food Service Manager will be responsible for ensuring that the group or individual adheres to the food handling guidelines. If you have questions, please reach out to our Volunteer and Food Service Manager, Rodney Scott (rodneys@nhmin.org or call 206.374.0866) so we can provide you more information on this volunteer opportunity. Thank you for your interest in supporting youth and young adults experiencing homelessness in our community!

  Date Posted: March 18, 2024

• Delivery and Pick-up

  with Bridge Disability Ministries
  12340 Northup WayBellevue, WA 98005
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Bridge Disability Ministries has a very busy Meyer Medical Equipment Center that needs a volunteer driver to deliver and pick-up medical equipment that is being donated to our center. This donated equipment is then refurbished and made available to others in need regardless of ability to pay. You will be delivering and picking up medical equipment using one of our cargo vans and a valid Washington Driver's License will be required. We are also required to run a check on your driving history. Would you like to help us continue to provide this vital service for the disabled in our community? Then this is the opportunity for you!

  Date Posted: March 18, 2024

• Prepare and Serve Lunch for Homeless Youth and Young Adults

  with New Horizons Ministries
  2709 3rd AveSeattle, WA 98121
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  New Horizons is looking for small groups (2 - 3 people) or individuals to come in once a week, Monday - Thursday between 2:00pm - 4:00pm to prepare and serve lunch for 30 - 40 young adults. Lunch menus and cooking instructions will be scheduled by the Volunteer and Food Service Manager. Groups or individuals will work directly with the New Horizon lunch staff. Lunch is served Monday - Thursday from 3:00pm - 4:00pm. Volunteers will be required to obtain a Washington State Food Handler's Card that will be kept on file. A link to the website will be provided to volunteers by the Volunteer and Food Service Manager. Volunteers will be given a kitchen orientation and a list of lunch preparation and serving duties prior to starting their first shift. If you have questions, please reach out to our Volunteer and Food Service Manager, Rodney Scott (rodneys@nhmin.org or call 206.374.0866) so we can provide you more information on this volunteer opportunity. Thank you for your interest in supporting youth and young adults experiencing homelessness in our community!

  Date Posted: March 18, 2024

• Medical Equipment Repair-Bellevue

  with Bridge Disability Ministries
  12340 Northup WayBellevue, WA 98005
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  We are looking to engage volunteers in our Meyer Medical Equipment Center located in Bellevue to help clean and refurbish used donated medical equipment (wheelchairs, walkers, etc.) This is an opportunity for you to give back to your community by helping those who need medical equipment, receive it. If you are that person who has always enjoyed tinkering with things in your garage, then this is the opportunity for you! Come spend a few hours with us each week and experience how you can make all the difference in someone else's life!

  Date Posted: March 18, 2024

• Park Day 2024

  with American Battlefield Trust
  Washington, DC 20005
  Sat, March 23, 2024 - Sat, May 18, 2024

  This annual event brings history enthusiasts together in an effort to help keep our nation’s heritage not only preserved but pristine. Since 1996, the American Battlefield Trust has sponsored Park Day, an annual hands-on preservation event to help Civil War, Revolutionary War, & War of 1812 battlefields and historic sites take on maintenance projects large and small. Activities are chosen by each participating site to meet their own particular needs and can range from raking leaves and hauling trash to painting signs and building trails. Find Park Day volunteer opportunities nationwide! Join volunteers for Park Day 2024 events across the nation: https://www.battlefields.org/parkday. Don't hesitate to reach out to us! Please get in touch with us at parkday@battlefields.org.

  Date Posted: March 18, 2024

• Celebration Fun!

  with Bridge Disability Ministries
  Bellevue, WA 98005
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Come and have fun attending and helping at our monthly celebrations. We call them SEC Celebration events and they are at a different location every month and always on the weekend. These celebrations are designed to respond to the common challenge of isolation and inclusion that so many in the disability community can experience. Your duties may include being a table host, greeting, assisting in serving the meal or assisting in a craft or game just to name a few. No experience necessary. Just come with lots of love in your heart and the desire to make others feel welcome and included!

  Date Posted: March 18, 2024

• King County Dependency CASA Program

  with King County Dependency CASA Program - Seattle
  1211 East Alder StreetSeattle, WA 98122
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA): Train to become a volunteer advocate for abused and neglected children in court. Help make the legal system work toward a safe, permanent home for these children. Must be 25, have excellent references and attend 28 hours of training. Contact us for more information and training dates at 206-477-4245 or www.kingcountycasa.org.

  Date Posted: March 15, 2024

• Member of Board of Directors

  with Transitional Resources
  2970 SW Avalon WaySeattle, WA 98126
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Transitional Resources' mission is building better health, stable housing, and a community of support for people living with mental illness. We offer a continuum of behavioral health services that are integrated and comprehensive coupled with permanent, supportive housing. Transitional Resources is a small effective agency that reduces homelessness and institutionalization in King County. Our programs promote recovery and a better life for those with serious and persistent mental illness. For more information about our work, please see Transitional Resources' website at www.transitionalresources.org. We are looking for volunteers who really want to make a difference. Board service is a great opportunity to contribute, first hand, to the decision-making process that helps us continue our mission. No matter what role you hold at Transitional Resources - case manager, client or Board Member - you will find respect and optimism, which cultivate a sense of personal investment and feeling of empowerment to make change. We value a diversity of lived and professional experience and aim to have a Board of Directors that is reflective of our client population. This is an extraordinary opportunity for an individual who is passionate about TR's mission. The Board of Directors is responsible for: Organizational leadership, governance, and oversight Serving as a trusted advisor to the CEO as she implements TR's strategic plan Providing financial management, including oversight of the annual budget Serving on committees or task forces and taking on special assignments Acting as an ambassador for the organization and participate in fundraising We are striving to make our leadership reflective of the community we serve. we particularly encourage applicants from groups below who are currently underrepresented on our Board of Directors: Men and Nonbinary individuals BIPOC People who have lived experience with mental illness and/or homelessness Length of Term and Time Commitment: Board Members serve a 3-year term to be eligible for re-appointment for two additional terms Board meetings are held the fourth Thursday of each month from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Transitional Resources in West Seattle Committees of the board typically meet monthly. Each board member serves on one committee Board members are asked to attend 2-4 special events per year, as they are determined Board meetings are hybrid, held virtually and in-person. For more information about this opportunity, please contact: Darcell Slovek-Walker, CEO of Transitional Resources at (206) 883-2026 or darcellw@transitionalresources.org.

  Date Posted: March 14, 2024

• Help a Senior Stay in their Home - Become a Senior Companion!

  with Homage Senior Services
  5026 196th St SWLynnwood, WA 98036
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Sometimes we just need a little extra help! AmeriCorps Senior Companions help other seniors stay in their own homes by providing friendship, assisting with light household tasks, and running errands. Because you give family members a much needed break from the routine of daily caregiving, your help goes beyond just the senior you are working with. You truly are helping your community! Senior Companions work in their own neighborhoods and make their own schedules. They also may receive tax-free stipends and mileage reimbursement when they meet income eligibility requirements. Must be 55+ and meet program income guidelines. Contact us today to learn more!

  Date Posted: March 12, 2024

• Become a Senior Peer Counselor and Make a Difference

  with Homage Senior Services
  5086 196th Street SouthwestLynnwood, WA 98036
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Make a difference in someone's life! Senior Peer Counselors (age 55 and older) offer emotional support and counseling to seniors in Snohomish County who are isolated and having trouble coping with life changes, losses and other emotional issues. You do not need counseling experience - just compassion and empathy for older adults. We'll provide all the training you need! While our program serves all of Snohomish County, you may choose to work within your own community.

  Date Posted: March 12, 2024

• Volunteers Needed to Clean Up Seattle | Get Community Service Hours!

  with Pacific Beach Coalition
  Multiple LocationsSeattle, WA 98115
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Our goal is to get as many Earth Heroes as possible to cleanup a location of their liking and inspiring others, while staying safe and respecting County and State orders. What are the "Street to Beach" cleanups? Simply put, it is a cleanup by yourself or with family and/or housemates following your county's orders for COVID-19. It can be around your neighborhood, at the beach, in a needy area, or anywhere actually. You could even "adopt" a specific location in need and care for it on a regular basis. https://www.pacificbeachcoalition.org/street-beach-cleanups/ Please Note: If you do a cleanup, you are doing it on your own accord and personally accepting any and all risks. Why should we do this? Neighborhood and street cleanups are fun and rewarding outdoor activities for you, your family and friends. Picking up litter from the streets keeps it from flowing into the ocean via our storm drains. We are now finding lots of litter, plastic bags, wrappers, disposable gloves, masks and food containers on our beaches and throughout the neighborhoods. Every single piece collected counts to saving our wildlife and habitats! How can we help? It is very easy! Make sure you have all your supplies ready, and go out! Don’t forget to let us know how much trash you collected so that we can add it to our total. Follow these 4 steps to have a safe and fun cleanup: 1. Go on our website to sign the online waiver 2. Grab your supplies (bucket, gloves, pick up sticks) 3. Download the Clean Swell app to record the trash you got (or more ways to log the trash on our website) 4. Go outside near your home Instructions to get community volunteer hours verified here: https://www.pacificbeachcoalition.org/student-volunteer-hours/ Thank you for caring! Pacific Beach Coalition

  Date Posted: March 11, 2024

• Memory Loss Seattle Zoo Walk Volunteer---Thursday

  with Alzheimer's Association Washington State Chapter
  5500 Phinney Avenue NorthSeattle, WA 98103
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  We are growing! The post-pandemic interest in this lovely program is skyrocketing! We have had a few amazing volunteers retire or move out of the area and in order for us to keep this program going, we need more great volunteers! The Memory Loss Zoo Walk is a weekly social engagement and fitness opportunity for people living with memory loss and their care partner. The program begins with an approximately 45 minute walk throughout the zoo, followed by about 45 minutes of conversation over coffee and snacks at the Zoo Café. The program runs for 10-12 consecutive weeks at Woodland Park Zoo, takes a break, then begins again. The walk takes place on Thursday. The Walk provides a chance for gentle physical activity, cognitive stimulation, and social connection. The program is open to participants living with early- or middle-stage memory loss and their care partners, with the support of an appropriate number of Alzheimer's Association-trained volunteers. Be a part of the team! To apply, visit our website: https://volunteer.alz.org/volunteeropportunities/becoming Questions? Contact zoowalkwa@alz.org

  Date Posted: March 7, 2024

• 55 or older? Lead a cooking and nutrition class!

  with Solid Ground
  Multiple Locations Throughout King CountyKing County, WA 98107
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  55 and older? Join the Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) and get in touch with your inner chef! The Cooking Matters program seeks volunteers to be: Cooking Instructors Nutrition Instructors Class Assistants Participate in 6-week classes teaching cooking skills and nutrition concepts to adults and families living on low incomes. Classes are held virtually and in person. No professional experience needed; training provided. The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Solid Ground meets critical community needs in King County by encouraging and supporting volunteering for people 55 and older. Contact us to learn more and find the right volunteer opportunity.

  Date Posted: March 6, 2024

• Lead educational farm field trips for youth!

  with Solid Ground
  9026 4th Avenue SouthSeattle, WA 98108
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Do you want to end hunger in your community? Imagine a city where people have equal access to healthy and culturally appropriate food. The Community Food Education (CFE) at Solid Ground fosters community connections through gardening education, sustainable food production, environmental stewardship, and raising awareness about good nutrition and food justice. We also fight hunger by providing low-income individuals with seeds and materials, and supporting backyard gardeners in donating fruits and vegetables grown in King County. If you share our vision, join us on the Marra Farm Giving Garden in Seattle's South Park neighborhood! As a Field Trip Educator, you will help lead hands-on educational field trips at the Giving Garden for elementary school students. Topics include the journey of food, exploring the soil, cooking, nutrition, creatures like bees and worms, and food justice. Volunteers can expect to: Teaching elementary school students about gardening, food, and nutrition outside during variable weather (no formal education required) Share information about food in a nuanced, nonjudgmental way that centers food access, anti-racism, and anti-oppression Work with openness, compassion, and understanding while collaborating with staff, volunteers, and students with a variety of racial, cultural, and class backgrounds, lifestyles, and sexual orientations To Apply: Interested in volunteering or learning more about the opportunity? Contact Solid Ground Marra Farm today! We will get back to you within 3-5 business days with next steps. BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color), and people with the lived experience of food insecurity are strongly encouraged to volunteer.

  Date Posted: March 6, 2024

• 55 or older? Provide front-line services with the Red Cross!

  with Solid Ground
  Seattle, WA 98103
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Volunteers respond to disasters, speak to community groups and schools, develop youth leadership skills, support local blood drives, provide care to service members, and much more. The training and support volunteers receive on a regular basis allows them to be successful in every Red Cross program. Volunteers opportunities to provide front-line services in your community are available 365 days a year. Health care professionals and mental health professionals are encouraged to apply!

  Date Posted: March 6, 2024

• Board of Directors volunteers

  with Helping Link-Mot Dau Noi
  P.O. Box 1596Renton, WA 98057
  Tue, March 5, 2024 - Fri, May 31, 2024

  Since 1993, Helping Link/Một Dấu Nối has helped many Vietnamese integrate into communities through our ESL, computer and citizenship programs, as well as information and referral services. The challenges of moving to a new city or experiencing a new culture are immense, at times even overwhelming. Helping Link is here to pay forward the help many of us received so that families remain intergenerational, connected and united. This source of support and knowledge in a safe environment allowed many of Helping Link’s clients to successfully achieve their goals to improve their English skills, become U.S. citizens and find opportunities to grow and thrive. We seek caring community members and professionals in search of culturally enriching relationships, passionate about creating space for mutual exchange and engagement to join our Board of Directors. Roles and Responsibilities: Be an ambassador for Helping Link/Một Dấu Nối in the community and share its activities in your network, growing relationships between different communities. Provide governing direction in collaboration with the Executive Director to steer Helping Link/Một Dấu Nối’s future and oversee its service to the community, responding to social trends and collaborating in local challenges. Make Helping Link/Một Dấu Nối a philanthropic priority by participating actively in annual fund development initiatives and events. Ensure maintenance of sound financial records, operation within budgetary constraints and compliance with legal and regulatory standards. Provide support and leadership to Helping Link/Một Dấu Nối’s daily activities, participating in teams to shape the events and programs that give life to our mission. Board members are a key element of our success in serving the community as a nonprofit. We are very grateful for the passionate members who provide leadership, vision, ambassadorship and strong philanthropic support to Helping Link. Benefits of joining the Board: Know that you make a real difference in the lives of immigrants and refugees building new lives in America. Leadership development opportunities & training. Opportunities to provide direct service and connect with the Little Saigon community. Build expertise in board governance & budgeting. Cultural awareness and education about supporting communities of color, especially the Vietnamese community. Network and build relationships with a broad spectrum of individuals that are connected to Helping Link. Build and share public speaking skills. Terms and Time Commitments Members are elected to a 1-year term (renewable for two additional terms). Monthly time investment: 6-8 hours per month: 1 hour to prepare for and attend a Board meeting (10x per year) 3 hours for committee work (per committee) 2-4 hours for particular tasks, meetings, introductions to community leaders, events and fundraising activities, e.g. the annual Board Retreat and recruitment of Annual Gala guests (Hourly commitment varies by month as needed) For more information about the volunteer application process, visit our website at www.helpinglink.org/volunteer. If you have any questions, email boards@helpinglink.org.

  Date Posted: March 5, 2024

• Math Motivators In-person Math Tutoring at Bellevue Eastside Academy

  with The Actuarial Foundation
  1800 100th Avenue NortheastBellevue, WA 98004
  Mon, March 4, 2024 - Thu, May 23, 2024

  Algebra and Geometry Tutoring Program at Eastside Academy - Spanish-speaking Tutors Wanted! Get in touch with Debby Isenhower at debby.isenhower@actfnd.org before registering for subject assignments. Background check required prior to tutoring.

  Date Posted: February 28, 2024

• Math Motivators In-Person Tutoring Franklin High School - Seattle WA 3/5/24 - 5/23/24

  with The Actuarial Foundation
  3013 S Mt Baker Blvd.Seattle, WA 98144
  Tue, March 5, 2024 - Thu, May 23, 2024

  In-Person tutoring program for 9th grade Algebra I at Franklin High School. Contact debby.isenhower@actfnd.org prior to registration. Note: Multiple time slots. Coordinate with Debby Isenhower on specific classroom assignment. Background check is required.

  Date Posted: February 28, 2024

• Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project - Renton Clinic Volunteers

  with Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project
  2000 Benson Rd S #115Renton, WA 98058
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Do you love cats? Do you want to be a part of an enthusiastic team providing low-barrier spay and neuter services? Can you work in a fast-paced environment on your feet for a few hours every week or two? Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project is seeking additional volunteers to support the operations of our clinic in Renton, WA, which serves 40-60 cats a day from all sorts of situations: feral cats, owned pets, sheltered cats seeking their forever homes, and more. Our Renton clinic operates 5-7 times a month on irregular Fridays, Saturdays, and occasional Thursdays depending on veterinarian availability. We love helping the cats and people of our community, and work to make the clinic a fun and inclusive environment! Current volunteer opportunities include: Surgery Prep: Vaccinating anesthetized patients and shaving/scrubbing their surgical sites Surgery Recovery: Monitoring cats after surgery to ensure they are waking up from anesthesia appropriately Surgery Packs: Cleaning/sorting surgical instruments and assembling surgical packs Check-In: Organizing cats and paperwork as patients arrive to the clinic in the morning Prior 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: rentonvolunteer@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.

  Date Posted: February 26, 2024

• Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project - Lynnwood Clinic Volunteers

  with Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project
  4001 198th St. SWLynnwood, WA 98036
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Do you love cats? Do you want to be a part of an enthusiastic team providing low-barrier spay and neuter services? Can you work in a fast-paced environment on your feet for a few hours every week or two? Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project is seeking additional volunteers to support the operations of our clinic in Lynnwood, WA, which serves 30-40 cats a day from all sorts of situations: feral cats, owned pets, sheltered cats seeking their forever homes, and more. Our Lynnwood clinic operates 4 days a week, Mondays through Thursdays. Current volunteer opportunities include: Surgery Prep: Vaccinating anesthetized patients and shaving/scrubbing their surgical sites Surgery Recovery: Monitoring cats after surgery to ensure they are waking up from anesthesia appropriately Surgery Packs: Cleaning/sorting surgical instruments and assembling surgical packs Clinic Maintenance: Cleaning and restocking the clinic after surgeries conclude for the day Prior 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.

  Date Posted: February 26, 2024

• Administrative Support - Help Families Facing Homelessness (recurring)

  with Wellspring Family Services
  1900 Rainier Avenue SouthSeattle, WA 98144
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  We are primarily seeking volunteers who can assist on a recurring basis, once a week. A background check and additional screening will be required. We ask for a 3 month commitment minimum. This position is onsite and in person. Please complete application here: https://wellspringfs.org/volunteer-form/ And email volunteer@wellspringfs.org with any questions! Thank you for supporting families facing homelessness! Our Family Store provides free essentials like diapers, clothing, books, toys, and more to families experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness. We need volunteer support to assist with: Call and/or email families and case managers to remind them of their order pick up date and reschedule pick ups as needed. Call families who want to place Family Store orders over the phone and take their orders. This includes gathering demographic information on the family along with gathering their list of needed items, submitting the ordering and scheduling a pick up date with the family. Enter Family Store data into Salesforce, including entering family demographic information, order pick up dates, and diaper inventory data. Other general Family Store tasks if the above tasks have been completed, i.e. packing orders, sorting donations. Strong interpersonal skills and respectfulness required. Thank you for your support!

  Date Posted: February 20, 2024

• Store Volunteer - Help Families Facing Homelessness

  with Wellspring Family Services
  1900 Rainer Ave. S.SeattleSeattle, WA 98144
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  We are primarily seeking volunteers who can assist on a recurring basis, either weekly, biweekly, or monthly. Please complete application here: https://wellspringfs.org/volunteer-form/ And email volunteer@wellspringfs.org with any questions! The Family Store serves families with children ages 0-17 who are experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness. At the Family Store, we provide free children’s items like diapers, clothing, books, toys, and more. Volunteers are needed to manage inventory and pack orders of these essentials to go directly to children and families experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness. You can sign up for a 2 hour shift, Monday-Friday between 10am-4pm. We ask for a recurring commitment weekly, biweekly, or monthly. Responsibilities Include: Sort clothing donations to ensure that only quality clothing, shoes, toys, books, and equipment are available for families. Sort our available clothing, books, toys, diapers, and formula so they can be sent to families Personally shop for children's items requested by families in need. Help to manage storage area. Ensure that the store is always clean and neat. Always represent the Family Store and Wellspring in a professional manner.

  Date Posted: February 20, 2024

• Women, don't just be sad about Child Abuse, do something about it right NOW!!!

  with Chicktime
  Locations across America: Corporate Office200 S. 10th St. suite 1700McAllenMcAllen, TX 78501
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Please note~ This is not a volunteer opportunity, but rather asking you to visit our website to see if we have an active chapter in your area and/or find out how to start a chapter in you area. Chicktime is a movement of women setting up networks or volunteer chapters all across America who are taking their place. Visit our website and click on the Established Chapter Menu to find out if we have a chapter in your area to serve and if we do sign up to get information about that chapter. http://www.chicktime.com/established-chapters/ FREE GIFT: http://www.chicktime.com/wp-content/uploads/Chicktime-Book-FREE-Gift.pdf We find it unacceptable to sit by and do nothing as the children in our local communities are repeatedly abused and neglected day after day. Our role is simple. We tangibly love these children of abuse. They are easy to find. There are children's homes in every community across our nation... filled with children RIGHT NOW who are hurting and alone. We must go to them. Love on them. And let them know they are precious and they matter. Visit chicktime.com to find a chapter in your area. If one does not exist, setting up a new chapter is easy and we are here to help you. To get started read through our short book to learn next steps. We welcome you to download a free copy: http://www.chicktime.com/wp-content/uploads/Chicktime-Book-FREE-Gift.pdf We are here to help you follow your dreams and take the plunge. We encourage you to organize a chapter if one does not exist in your area. You will experience joy you never in a million years dreamed even existed. Go to Chicktime.com and click on established chapter to see you there is an active chapter in your area.

  Date Posted: February 18, 2024

• Facilities Maintenance & Repair/Handyman

  with ACRES OF DIAMONDS
  15705 NE Main StDUVALL, WA 98019
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  The position of volunteer maintenance worker serves by assisting and carry out the repair and maintenance of Acres of Diamonds. Help support Acres of Diamonds in the mission of creating lasting change for homeless moms and kids through a caring community. Major Responsibilities Perform basic repairs to the transitional house and apartments such as plumbing, electrical fixtures, broken appliances/equipment and other minor repairs Provide maintenance to interior and exterior of the house and apartments including painting, carpentry, grounds clean-up, and new equipment/furniture installation. Other tasks as determined by volunteer and staff. Benefits: See the difference you are making in families that are working toward independent lives. Opportunities to work on new projects and increase practical skills in maintenance. Work alongside staff and make connections. Learn more about work in the non-profit sector.

  Date Posted: February 16, 2024

• Kids Program Volunteer

  with ACRES OF DIAMONDS
  15705 NE Main StDUVALL, WA 98019
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Be a role model for children! Join a team of volunteers to work with children in a structured setting from a variety of family situations. Help create a fun, safe environment for children to build healthy relationships and explore ideas and feelings about themselves and others through play and activities. Kids Program occurs every Monday and Thursday 6:00-8:00PM and the last Sunday of the month 4:00-6:00PM. Help support Acres of Diamonds in the mission of creating lasting change for homeless moms and kids through a caring community. Benefits of Volunteering: Support the emotional and social development of children who've experienced trauma. Make a difference in the life of a child in your community! Resume building experience with opportunities to earn certificates and letters of recommendation. Opportunity for new experiences and meeting new people. Learn to appreciate diverse cultures and backgrounds.

  Date Posted: February 16, 2024

• Therapeutic Art Group Leader at Verdant

  with Heart Art Healing
  4710 196th Street SouthwestLynnwood, WA 98036
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  This is an art journaling group that meets every 4th Saturday to create personal collage pages. Some participants may be dealing with grief or trauma, so a background in counseling is preferred.

  Date Posted: February 16, 2024

• Therapeutic Art Group Leader for Teen Group at Verdant

  with Heart Art Healing
  4710 196th Street SouthwestLynnwood, WA 98036
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  This is an art journaling group for teens that meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday evening to create personal collage pages in a safe and supportive space. Some participants may be dealing with grief or trauma, so a background in counseling or similar experience is preferred.This is an excellent opportunity for a volunteer in their early 20's looking to participate in a supportive role for youth and teens.

  Date Posted: February 16, 2024

• Therapeutic Art Group Leader at Issaquah Senior Center

  with Heart Art Healing
  75 Northeast Creek WayIssaquah, WA 98027
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  This is an opportunity to lead a Visual Art Journaling class for seniors (in a senior center facility) who are looking for creativity and connection. Many of the participants have been struggling with isolation and depression due to the pandemic, and this group allows them to express their experiences in a safe and supportive community. Volunteers with teaching experience are preferred. All supplies provided. Set up and clean up required. Demonstrate techniques, and invite participants to use their own ideas and approaches. Share positive feedback with participants and encourage individual creativity.

  Date Posted: February 16, 2024

• Hot meal prep team

  with AURORA COMMONS
  8023 Green Lake Dr NSeattle, WA 98103
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Help cook up nourishing hot wraps and sandwiches for our neighbors experiencing homelessness and housing instability along North Aurora! Each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 7:30-9:30am we prepare 85 burritos or hot sandwiches in a commercial kitchen in Greenlake for delivery to Aurora Commons. This is a fun way to make a big difference! Teams of 4 volunteers and 1 kitchen lead make the meals in Bethany Community Church's commercial kitchen. You can sign up for one shift or as many as you like and pick the morning that works for you. Personal protective gear (gloves and masks) are optionally provided and a COVID-19 compliant food preparation plan is in place. Sign up online here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c084fadaa2daafa7-aurora For more information, contact Colton at volunteer@auroracommons.org.

  Date Posted: February 15, 2024

• Serve your community from your home with The Birthday Giving Program - Seattle, WA

  with BIRTHDAY GIVING PROGRAM
  The Seattle AreaSeattle, WA 98102
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Opening a birthday giving chapter is easy, fun, and a great way to give back to the community! Here's how it works: 1. We schedule a video call with you to explain how the process works. 2. Our first choice is to find a Salvation Army location (or another organization that is willing to pick up the birthday bags from your house) that is geographically close to where you live. 3. We contact the Salvation Army (or another organization that is willing to pick up the birthday bags from your house) and explain The Birthday Giving Program's mission. This organization should be able to pick up the birthday bags from your house. 4. You order the birthday bag supplies off of Amazon or another online store and have the gifts shipped to your house. Each birthday bag costs between $5 and $10, depending on how many gifts you decide to put in the bag. Your goal is to provide 10 birthday bags to the organization each month. Each birthday bag includes the same gift items, which will go to kids of a specific age group! 5. Once you have packed the birthday bags, you contact the organization and they pick up the birthday bags from your house! If you are interested in serving the senior citizen or veterans division let us know and we can find an organization to connect you with!

  Date Posted: February 4, 2024

• Website (ClubExpress) Administrator

  with LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF SEATTLE KING COUNTY EDUCATION FUND
  Seattle, WA 98101
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Club Express Website Administrator Volunteer League of Women Voters Seattle King County (LWVSKC) is looking for a volunteer to be the administrator for their website, which runs on the Club Express platform. This is a part time volunteer position for someone looking to commit to a year relationship with LWVSKC. All work can be done online. Training and ongoing support are provided through a roundtable group for Club Express web admins. Your responsibilities would include the typical website administrator's role of maintaining the website, implementing updates, updating content, and maximizing the use of Club Express for LWVSKC. Check out our website here: https://www.lwvskc.org/ and if supporting our mission to empower voters and defend democracy speaks to you, we would very much like to meet you! Contact 2ndvp@lwvskc.org to learn more or apply.

  Date Posted: January 31, 2024

• Warm Someone's Heart & Make a Difference: Volunteer for Hospice!

  with Gentiva Hospice
  9750 3rd AveSuite 375Seattle, WA 98115
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  This year, make a difference and help to improve someone's quality of life, by providing compassionate presence and care to Kindred Hospice patients and their families in the Seattle/King County area. Come join our team! Volunteers are an essential part of our dynamic interdisciplinary team (of nurses, doctors, spiritual care providers, social workers and home health aides). Our Patient Care Hospice volunteers help to provide support and comfort to our hospice patients and families, by visiting them during a time of need. Kindred Hospice of King County Volunteers may serve in a multitude of ways, including offering patient companionship (such as reading a book, engaging in conversation, actively listening by the bedside, playing card games, singing or holding someone's hand). Volunteers may also provide caregiver/family respite, or light household work, running errands or engaging in arts/crafts activity. Volunteers may also assist with special events such as memorial services and veteran pinning ceremonies for our hospice patients and families. Kindred Hospice of Seattle volunteers drive to visit and offer support to hospice patients and families. We provide free extensive traning and ongoing education and support for our volunteers. We value and nurture our volunteers as essential members of our interdisciplinary team. We seek a diverse volunteer team that reflects our multicultural community. Volunteer trainings occur in our office in the Northgate area. Our patients and families are located throughout the Seattle/King County area. Qualified candidates must be at least 18 years of age, pass a background check, interview, fingerprinting, TB test, urine drug test, orientation training and orientation competency test. Please note that as of 1/27/2022, all volunteers on our hospice team are required to show proof of completion of COVID19 vaccination (2 dose of Pfizer/Moderna or 1 dose of J&J). Open application period and interviews occurring now for upcoming training sessions. Trainings have customarily been held once a season in our northgate office. Due to COVID, in person trainings have been temporarily suspended. Depending on county and company precautions, upcoming training sessions may be a combination of online and in person. Duration of trainings are approximately 18-26 hours over the course of 3-4 weeks. To receive application materials or further information, feel free to contact the Manager of Volunteer Services, Jemilla Goldstein at jacqueline.goldstein@kindredhospicecare.com or call (206)525-1090. After your several application materials are received via email/mail, we will schedule an interview (either virtual or in person, depending on precaution measures at the time.) However you choose to spend your time, thank you for the ways in which you offer kindness and service to others during this unprecedented time in our community.

  Date Posted: January 30, 2024

• Receptionist/Front Desk Volunteer Position Available! (Office in Northgate)

  with Gentiva Hospice
  9750 3rd AveSuite 375Seattle, WA 98115
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Have time on a weekday to support a local hospice team in office? We are looking for a receptionist/front desk volunteer to help answer and triage incoming phone calls at our Northgate office front desk, as well as assist with administrative tasks. Come make a difference, and help to improve the lives of terminally ill hospice patients in the King County area by joining our Seattle team! Volunteers are an essential part of our dynamic interdisciplinary hospice team (of nurses, doctors, spiritual care providers, social workers and home health aides). Our Administrative Volunteers assist our Northgate Office staff, clinical team and hospice patients and families by tending to ongoing administrative duties and projects. We provide free extensive training and ongoing education for our volunteers. We value and nurture our volunteers as essential members of our interdisciplinary team. We seek a diverse volunteer team that reflects our multicultural community. Volunteer trainings occur in our office in the Northgate area. Our patients and families are located throughout King County. Qualified candidates must be at least 18 years of age, pass a background check, interview, fingerprinting, TB test, urine drug test, orientation training and orientation competency test. Please note that as of 1/27/2022, all volunteers on our hospice team are required to show proof of completion of COVID19 vaccination (2 dose of Pfizer/Moderna or 1 dose of J&J). Open application period and interviews occurring now for upcoming training sessions. Trainings have customarily been held once a season in our northgate office. Due to COVID, in person trainings have been temporarily suspended. Depending on county and company precautions, upcoming training sessions may be a combination of online and in person. Duration of trainings are approximately 18-26 hours over the course of 3-4 weeks. To receive application materials or further information, feel free to contact the Manager of Volunteer Services, Jemilla Goldstein at jacqueline.goldstein@kindredhospicecare.com or call (206)525-1090. After your several application materials are received via email/mail, we will schedule an interview (either virtual or in person, depending on precaution measures at the time.) However you choose to spend your time, thank you for the ways in which you offer kindness and service to others during this unprecedented time in our community.

  Date Posted: January 30, 2024

• SOUTH SEATTLE: Hospice Volunteers Needed!

  with Gentiva Hospice
  9750 3rd AveSuite 375Seattle, WA 98115
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Make a difference and help to improve someone's quality of life, by providing compassionate presence and care to Kindred Hospice patients and their families in South Seattle area. Come join our team! Volunteers are an essential part of our dynamic interdisciplinary team (of nurses, doctors, spiritual care providers, social workers and home health aides). Our Patient Care Hospice volunteers help to provide support and comfort to our hospice patients and families, by visiting them during a time of need. Kindred Hospice of King County Volunteers may serve in a multitude of ways, including offering patient companionship (such as reading a book, engaging in conversation, actively listening by the bedside, playing card games, singing or holding someone's hand). Volunteers may also provide caregiver/family respite, or light household work, running errands or engaging in arts/crafts activity. Volunteers may also assist with special events such as memorial services and veteran pinning ceremonies for our hospice patients and families. Kindred Hospice of Seattle volunteers drive to visit and offer support to hospice patients and families. We provide free extensive training and ongoing education and support for our volunteers. We value and nurture our volunteers as essential members of our interdisciplinary team. We seek a diverse volunteer team that reflects our multicultural community. Volunteer trainings occur in our office in the Northgate area. Our patients and families are located throughout King County. There is particular need for volunteer support in the South Seattle area. Qualified candidates must be at least 18 years of age, pass a background check, interview, fingerprinting, TB test, urine drug test, orientation training and orientation competency test. Please note that as of 1/27/2022, all volunteers on our hospice team are required to show proof of completion of COVID19 vaccination (2 dose of Pfizer/Moderna or 1 dose of J&J). Open application period and interviews occurring now for upcoming training sessions. Trainings have customarily been held once a season in our northgate office. Due to COVID, in person trainings have been temporarily suspended. Depending on county and company precautions, upcoming training sessions may be a combination of online and in person. Duration of trainings are approximately 18-26 hours over the course of 3-4 weeks. To receive application materials or further information, feel free to contact the Manager of Volunteer Services, Jemilla Goldstein at jacqueline.goldstein@kindredhospicecare.com or call (206)525-1090. After your several application materials are received via email/mail, we will schedule an interview (either virtual or in person, depending on precaution measures at the time.) However you choose to spend your time, thank you for the ways in which you offer kindness and service to others during this unprecedented time in our community.

  Date Posted: January 30, 2024

• Offer an hour or 2 of your time giving rides, running errands with local seniors!

  with NORTHWEST NEIGHBORS NETWORK
  Lynnwood, WA 98036
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  At Northwest Neighbors Network (NNN), our Volunteers serve seniors in Southern Snohomish and North King County with ¨good neighborly¨ tasks like offering rides, running errands, helping at home, help with garbage and mail, shopping, helping with technology support, social visits and more. We offer an easy, flexible, self signup process to make volunteering easy, at your pace and fun! Select services that appeal to you and connect with a neighbor in need. Reach danie@northwestneighborsnetwork.org or call 253-237-2848 to learn more about the flexible volunteer opportunities or to sign up!

  Date Posted: April 26, 2024

• Can you offer seniors your time for flexible tasks like grocery shopping?

  with NORTHWEST NEIGHBORS NETWORK
  Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Grocery Shopping is a common need we all have; harder to achieve without a car or $$ to afford delivery apps. At Northwest Neighbors Network (NNN), our Volunteers serve seniors in Southern Snohomish and North King County with ¨good neighborly¨ tasks like offering rides, grocery shopping, running errands, helping at home, taking out the garbage, shopping, helping with technology support, social visits and more. We offer an easy, flexible, self signup process to make volunteering easy, at your pace and fun! Select services that appeal to you and connect with a neighbor in need. Reach danie@northwestneighborsnetwork.org or call 253-237-2848 to learn more about the flexible volunteer opportunities or to sign up!

  Date Posted: April 25, 2024

• Help senior at home with small tasks like garbage and the mail!

  with NORTHWEST NEIGHBORS NETWORK
  Lynnwood, WA 98036
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  At Northwest Neighbors Network (NNN), our Volunteers serve seniors in Southern Snohomish and North King County with ¨good neighborly¨ tasks like offering rides, shopping running errands, helping at home (light cleaning/laundry), taking out the garbage, shopping, helping with technology support, help with animals, social visits and more. We offer an easy, flexible, self signup process to make volunteering easy, at your pace and fun! Select services that appeal to you and connect with a neighbor in need. No Schedule! Reach danie@northwestneighborsnetwork.org or call 253-237-2848 to learn more about the flexible volunteer opportunities or to sign up!

  Date Posted: April 25, 2024

• Join our Food Bank Distribution Volunteer Team!

  with North Helpline
  12736 33rd Ave NESeattle, WA 98125
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  Help ensure food security for your neighbors by volunteering with North Helpline Emergency Services and Food Bank in Lake City! On distribution days volunteers directly assist neighbors, distribute food, restock, and help those done shopping out to their transportation. You can expect to serve with 10 to 12 other volunteers per shift. We keep volunteer crews small to help with social distancing but that means we count on everyone to show up for their shift and be on time. We open our food bank and welcome our folks for Food distribution on the following schedules: Wednesday mornings from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Thursday afternoons from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm Saturday mornings from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Interested in working with us? Please email volunteers@northhelpline.org or call us at (206) 367-3477. We hope to hear from you soon!

  Date Posted: April 16, 2024

• Lead Volunteer Position : Food Bank Sorting

  with North Helpline
  12736 33rd Ave NESeattleSeattle, WA 98125
  It's Flexible! We'll work with your schedule

  North Helpline believes all deserve adequate food, housing, and respect. We assist our neighbors in obtaining basic needs that affirm their human dignity and worth. North Helpline provides critical human services to over 1,500 clients each week in an effort to reduce the impact of hunger and poverty in greater north Seattle. North Helpline seeks a volunteer to take on the Lead Sorting Volunteer role. This role will offer a stepping stone for volunteers to gain greater responsibility and have an increased sense of the total food bank. This position will offer volunteers who might have an interest in moving into Food Banks or Non-Profits as a career a chance to gain practical experience and grow in the field Responsibilities : Monitor sorting tables to ensure best practices Train new volunteers on sorting and warehouse practices Ensure inspection of dates on all incoming items Ensure proper food handling happens at all times Keep a clean and sanitary work area Build relationships with new volunteers to encourage their return Qualifications Volunteers should be scheduled for one (1) shift per week on a consistent basis with the ideal goal of a six month commitment All volunteer leads are expected to have completed all trainings and to stay current on best practices. Be organized and maintain attention to detail Coordination and communication skills to facilitate working with team members Comfortable working in a shared, fast-paced and dynamic work environment Commitment to building an anti-racist organization Physical Requirements : This position will require volunteers to be on their feet most of the time, the ability to work with three to four other individuals, to keep track of multiple projects at once and to respond to new information. Volunteers will need to bend and lift up to 20 lbs regularly. Noise levels in the warehouse are consistent with a grocery store. The warehouse is not temperature controlled and volunteers should dress for the weather. Hiring Process / Timeline For more information or to express interest in this position, please contact us at search@northhelpline.org . Please include "Volunteer Lead: Lead Sorting Volunteer" in the subject line of your email.

  Date Posted: April 16, 2024
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