As the world leader in volunteerism we feel a responsibility to unite our broader community, and to use this moment to become stronger.
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We've opened the Capitol Hill Tool Library, a great new community resource. Now we need your help to keep it open. We are open several days a week and need volunteers to help staff the library. There will always be a lead volunteer there to help orient you and let you know what to do. Your job will be to help people find tools and check them out. There will also be opportunities to help people with projects, if desired. Release your inner librarian.
Check out our hours online for the available shifts.
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About SUSTAINABLE CAPITOL HILL
Location:
420 E PIKE ST, SEATTLE, WA 98122, US
Mission Statement
To create a vital neighborhood - one with strong connections between people, place and the local ecosystem.
Description
Our Vision
Sustainability means meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. We envision a sustainable Capitol Hill as a neighborhood with vibrant natural, social, economic, and built environments:
Natural - We envision carbon neutrality, clean air, clean water, and a healthy habitat in balance with the dense urban environment.
Social - We envision dynamic connections within the neighborhood that create a fun place to live with a strong identity and a sense of stewardship for the greater community.
Economic - We envision a robust and equitable local economy with a strong focus on local products and produce.
Built - We envision green and livable buildings, a lively pedestrian-oriented streetscape, and a variety of clean and reliable transportation options
As a dense and vibrant urban neighborhood, Seattle's Capitol Hill is already a strong community with all the basic elements (compact living, transportation options, and a healthy local economy) that can make sustainability possible. Through education, organization, and action, we can make our neighborhood a model for a sustainable future.
