Parks & Environment
Restore Seattle’s forested parks
Community work parties pull invasive plants, mulch young trees and plant natives in the city’s forested parkland, most days of the year.
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Volunteer shifts, drives, clean-ups and local groups across Washington and Oregon, each with a clear way to help.
Parks & Environment
Community work parties pull invasive plants, mulch young trees and plant natives in the city’s forested parkland, most days of the year.
Food & Basic Needs
Warehouse shifts sorting and repacking food for partner agencies across Western Washington. Families welcome from age 10.
Food & Basic Needs
A neighborhood food bank where volunteers hand out groceries, translate and serve on committees. Teens 12 and up can help.
Housing
Volunteer at family shelters and the donation center, run a drive, or give gift cards and new toys at the holidays.
Animals
Teams for dog walking, cat care, adoptions and a pet food bank, plus fostering with no fixed schedule. Ages 18+.
Youth & Education
One-to-one mentoring with a young person, about four hours a month, in the community or at a school or workplace.
Seniors
Give older adults rides to medical appointments, or drive, pack and call for Meals on Wheels.
Neighbors & Community
Tutor one-on-one, assist in classes, lead conversation groups, or run practice citizenship interviews.
Arts & Culture
Hundreds of volunteers keep KEXP running, in person at Seattle Center or remotely. Openings are competitive.
Small Business & Jobs
Give free, confidential advice to small business owners, teach workshops, or advise in your specialty.
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