Clean up waterways in and around King County, or help with community science and research.

Help build and maintain trails around the state.

This one offers a lot of hours, but you have to apply. You should like science, sea creatures, and interacting with children.

Planes.

Natural history, dinos, and present-day issues.

16+. You should like math.

16+. Boats.

Asian American and Pacific Islander history museum.

Snowboarding and other outdoor activities specifically aimed at historically marginalized communities.

Food and gardening.

All sorts of projects that change seasonally.

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Participate in research projects, data collection, and conservation work.

Youth-led music and artwork!

Ballard:

https://www.ballardfoodbank.org/volunteer

Rainier Valley: https://www.rvfb.org/volunteer

West Seattle: http://www.westseattlefoodbank.org/help-end-hunger/volunteer/

Reuse craft store full of buttons, fabric, yarn, paper, and so much other stuff. Greenwood and Georgetown locations.

Lots of painting, murals, and community.

Opportunities in many different locations and for different tasks and projects. New dates and programs are constantly being added!

Committed to providing healthy, nourishing food to the whole state.

Under 15 need a parent to attend with them.

Works on improving quality of life for elders by providing companionship and entertainment.

Provide equitable access to basic needs for those living with HIV and other chronic illnesses.

Like Tilth Alliance, this organization maintains and harvests fruit trees around Seattle.

Teach kids how to read at Seattle schools! There's also an option to be paid (which means you couldn't use it for service learning hours).

More questions? Ask your counselor.

Help refurbish furniture to donate for those in need while keeping resources out of our landfills.

This work might involve sanding, carving, painting/varnishing, and more. It's great for crafty people.

One of the opportunities listed on their webpage reads:

Help us (in a team with a staff member) do outreach to coffee shops and restaurants in King County to let them know we have cash for them to convert from disposable to durable foodware for onsite dining.

This work can probably be flexible with remote vs in-person. If you're interested, email volunteer@zerowastewashington.org.

Apply here for one of several roles that benefit foster youth. The roles of Store Assistant and Online Fulfillment are open to ages 12+ with an adult, 16+ without.

Planting trees and general forest upkeep.

Under age 18 needs a waiver signed by a parent/guardian.

Some opportunities are 14+.

Ages 8+. Roles: ticket scanner, greeter, usher, gift shop/concessions assistant

Open on weekends and during the evening. Support a makerspace! They've got laser cutters, 3d printers, and so much more.

Carpentry, both design and building. Youth-focused.

Voter registration, other political engagement. Always active, but especially in the run-up to the presidential election.

This can be useful for organizations looking for more volunteers, students hosting a group service day, and more!

Make sure to add a link to a website, social media post, or email address so potential participants can get more info.

You must register to do this service learning. Use this form: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ShareFormPage.aspx?id=WNEx1HRgMkiHg1Hqb23SJwKcwA579l1KrTE80GXXneZUOUZRU1dVNlNaTzM0WlBSTVdGMVRJVzZPMS4u&sharetoken=FMcEHrzm9AVJnTa7hfTd

First three dates: 1/13, 1/17, 1/24

Work with kids in under-resourced communities to provide tutoring and educational guidance. All curriculum is prepared in advance. 2 locations: Dearborn Elementary in South Seattle, Bethany Community Church in North Seattle.

You need to sign up before volunteering (you can't just show up).

TeenTix offers reduced-price tickets to teens. Help them fundraise, make merch, and more!

Apply to volunteer as a gift shop cashier, special event support staff, or photographer.

Help disabled kids & teens take dance and music classes! There's also a paid internship option.

In this program, you'll teach elementary schoolers in interactive online classes covering a wide variety of math topics! We need your help to make sure each kid can receive the best possible experience. To sign up, just fill out this form: https://forms.office.com/r/Z5CCUG3ZVw

Applications are due JUNE 2.

https://www.vmfh.org/our-foundations

Dress for Success offers free professional attire for successful job interviews.

We offer Volunteer Information Sessions on the fourth Tuesday of each month to share more about upcoming opportunities.

Our general volunteer opportunities occur Tuesday through Thursday, between 11am and 3pm. We encourage volunteers to commit at least 3 hours per month for 1 year.

For questions about volunteering with DFSS please reach out to volunteers@dfsseattle.org.

Rebuilding Together Seattle offers free home safety and accessibility modifications to homeowners who are elderly, disabled, families with children, and veterans in need.

Individual and group opportunities available at every skill level!

Many assorted opportunities.

Most of our opportunities are seeking volunteers looking for a long-term volunteer experience, typically involving a weekly commitment of 3-4 hours for at least 3 months.

Our volunteer onboarding process can take up to two weeks and begins with applying for an open opportunity that meets your needs.