Night of Hope Fundraiser Event Volunteer
Looking for one-time volunteer roles that support local housing efforts? We are accepting volunteers to assist our annual Night of Hope dinner and fundraiser. Night of Hope raises funds for long-term housing and community healing for individuals facing homelessness and mental health challenges. Join a small team to assist in set up, registration, clean-up, and more. Volunteers can sign up for multiple shifts - gain experience in event coordination while volunteering for a cause!
Commitment:
Event Date: September 12th
Shift times: 2-4pm, 4:30-7:30pm, 6:30-8pm, 8:30-9:30
Requirements:
Good communication skills
Desire to make change!
Some shifts require the ability to walk and stand for periods of time as well as lifting 15lbs. If you have any accommodation requests, please let us know during screening.
Details:
The NOH Volunteer Roles include set-up, registration help, auction recorders, and clean-up. NOH is a fun, fast-paced event where volunteers and attendees can support local efforts to keep folks housed and connected to community. Thank you for considering donating your time and skills for our mission.
To sign up for this volunteer opportunity, respond here or email the Program Manager directly at the info below. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
Dakota Nixon
Program Manager
dnixon@plyhc.org
1217 6th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101, US
Healing takes place when people are shown the care, love and respect we all deserve. Plymouth Healing Communities provides companionship, housing, and circles of support for people who live with mental illness and housing instability.
We seek to build a trustworthy, stable, and empowering community for people threatened with mental health crises and co-occurring conditions, who are living with housing instability or homelessness. Our approach to providing supportive housing is based on partnerships with other service providers, supportive services by our staff, the development of companionship and community, and mission driven property management. Collectively, we work toward an outcome where residents can strengthen their mental, emotional, physical, social, and spiritual resilience and maintain financial and housing stability.
Seattle, WA 98109
August 16, 2024
