Opportunity Details

We need you in our effort to feed hungry families in King County! The Tukwila Food Pantry serves residents in the cities of Tukwila, Seatac, Burien and Boulevard Park. Our food distribution days are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday between 12:30PM and 2:30PM. Additionally, we are located behind the Riverton Park United Methodist Church on 140 th street and Military Rd. which is right on the bus line.

In 2015, the Tukwila Pantry captured 2 million pounds of groceries and fed over 56,000 people. We hope to feed an additional 8,000 families by the summer of 2017. All positions will require a casual dress code; T-shirts and jeans with no rips, holes or tears are welcomed. No open toe shoes. We ask that you maintain a professional demeanor when interacting with clients and other staff. Please be respectful of the families who reside in the living quarters.

This is a great opportunity for college students who are looking to build their resume and gain experience working in the nonprofit sector. Upon completion of your commitment you will receive a letter of recommendation.


Cleaning Crew:
You will be provided basic cleaning materials including protective rubber gloves, dust masks, and cleaning tools. You may also bring your own products if you prefer to use biodegradable and non-toxic options; i.e. Simply Green.

Community Meal:
On Tuesday evenings we serve a community meal between 5:30PM and 6:30PM. Volunteers help with serving a quality meal to the most vulnerable members of our community. We also welcome others who would like to join us for an evening with their neighbors. Preparations begin at 9AM with making salads, baking bread or desserts, cooking for dinner and can extend until 7PM with serving dinner and clean-up. Volunteers may work a few hours or the entire day as desired.

Food distribution:
We are looking for reliable volunteers starting at 10:30 AM and some shifts starting at 6AM Tuesday through Thursday to assist with food distribution. A list of positions include:

· Unloading the truck when new shipments arrive

· Packing pastries and other smaller items

· Removing food from boxes and transferring into crates

Requirements: you must be able to lift up to 30 pounds safely.

Fund Raisers:
We hope to move into a space adjacent to our current location. To secure the building we need to raise $600,000. We could also use funds for additional food support to extend into the next year.

Grocery Rescue:
We aim to extend our inventory to last beyond the end of the year. We are currently working with over forty partners who contribute leftover food throughout the month. You will accompany our drivers to the rescue sites and assist with loading and/or unloading food.

Interior Designer:
Our pantry has gone through many changes in the past year, including improved management and staff. Our new formula has allowed us to make the food bank a positive experience for our clients. The Intake office currently doubles as a lobby and storage space for our service day materials including safety cones and shopping carts. We would like to add a more homey and relaxing feel to the lobby so that clients can feel welcomed in our space while still being able to utilize the room for storage.

Stockroom Coordinator:
We currently have two rooms of inventory that need to be sorted and counted immediately. You will either work independently or with other staff to complete the task.

Translator:
Our pantry is in need of translators to meet and greet our clients which consists mainly of refugees and migrants. .You will be responsible for explaining the intake program requirements, quantity of food for selection on food bank distribution days and to answer any general questions they may have.

Opportunity Details

PTHC is seeking dynamic volunteers for this year’s conference! You can make a big difference!

Please feel free to sign up for your desired positions and our next training session on May 24th via this link:

http://vols.pt/WHALJa


Our conference will be held June 9-11, 2016 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Our volunteers’ incredible contributions ensure the success and continuation of the world’s largest trans* health conference – a three day event, free to our over 3200 attendees, with 250+ workshops and activities.

The mission of PTHC is to educate and empower trans* individuals on issues of health and well-being; educate and inform allies and health service providers; along with facilitating networks, community-building, and systemic changes. We strive to create an accessible and respectful environment that is inclusive of diverse gender-identities and expressions as well as inclusive of diverse opinions and ideas.

Volunteering at PTHC will allow you the opportunity to give something back to the community that deserves restorative, affirming, and encouraging associations in a safe place such as PTHC.

For more information, contact the PTHC Volunteer Coordinator Meryah Fisher at: volunteer@trans-health.org.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Please sign up via: http://vols.pt/WHALJa	no limit	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Take on serving the community with our famous food truck, Babs! Bracken's Kitchen partners with some amazing organizations to feed kids and families in their communities. We will typically travel to low-income residential and housing locations throughout Orange County with everything needed to bring a delicious hot meal! Your duties will include serving prepared meals, distributing drinks, salads, and desserts, and helping with distribution for our guests. But most importantly, to have fun meeting amazing families and kids! You are a light!

Please register to volunteer here: https://timecounts.app/brackens-kitchen/opportunities/shifts/acd656aa-05e6-4c43-8d0e-4a8d43611f7a

Thank you!

Opportunity Details

We are currently looking for volunteers to assist with baking and small catering events at our hospice.
Share Key Code : RBCBENE

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	8	n/a	n/a
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Volunteer to make a difference in the life of a child!

We are looking for volunteers to help with the following stations:
Greeters/Souvenir Distribution
Dinner Attendants
Arts and Craft Attendant
Mascot Costume Characters & Guides
Train Assistants

To sign up contact the Director of Volunteers & Guest Engagement

To sign up go to the following link: https://signup.com/go/ZnWn9x

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Dream Night Volunteers	10	n/a	n/a
Dreamnight 2018	10	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Start your day off right and get some exercise while helping older adults meet their grocery needs. As a volunteer shopper you will work with a team of volunteers to fill and pack orders at the grocery store for about 3 hours once a week or twice per month.

We are especially seeking volunteers to assist on Tuesday mornings at our St Anthony location, conveniently located 2 miles south of I-694 on Silver Lake Road. Shopper shifts begin at 6AM and end about 9AM on weekday mornings. Partial shifts are available if you cannot commit for the full 3 hours due to work commitments. Volunteers do not pay for groceries.

Opportunity Details

One of the easiest ways to lend a hand is to help serve lunch or dinner. It's only two and a half to three hours, and you don't need to commit to weekly or every other week. You can always call or send an email when you'll have the time to spare, and we'd gladly accept your time, effort and enthusiasm.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
BRC Chelsea - Lunch	3	n/a	n/a
BRC Chelsea - Dinner	3	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Meals at the YouthCare don't just help youth keep body and soul together: they're key to our staying in touch with them, building trust, and providing services. For more information or to sign up, https://youthcare.goldenvolunteer.com/. #Give2024

You can be a HUGE help by preparing a meal at home or ordering from a local restaurant to be delivered to one of our programs here in Seattle.

Thank you for being a part of making sure youth know we care about them during this tough time.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Deliver a Meal to Homeless Youth	1	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

The Culture, Arts, and Education (CAE) program is the most popular at the Garden, because it offers the most flexible shift times. Volunteer opportunities in this program include, assisting with gallery exhibitions and annual cultural festivals.

Exhibition Docents report to the Garden’s Exhibition Coordinator and orient and welcome visitors, provide short tours of exhibitions, maintain cleanliness in the gallery, and secure artworks from theft or damage. Interested parties should have a background in, or willingness to learn about, Japanese art, culture, history, and design. Mandatory docent orientations are offered before the start of each exhibition and a minimum volunteer commitment of 10 hours per year is required. Individuals must be 18 years old or older to apply to be a docent.

The Garden celebrates numerous Japanese cultural festivals throughout the year, including: Children’s Day, Tanabata, O-bon, and Moonviewing. Cultural festival volunteers assist the CAE team in making these events a success. They will be asked to greet visitors, assist with traditional arts and crafts, serve food and drinks, rove the Garden, and enforce Garden etiquette with attendees. The shift times are flexible. Weekday and weekend shifts are available. A minimum commitment of five hours per year is required.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Help us get ready to open.
Projects:
wood shelf building
light deconstruction (fencing, sheetrock)
inventory entry (take photos, light data entry)

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	15	n/a	n/a