Volunteer Project Catalog
Auburn Valley YMCA
Do you have a passion for engaging children in meaningful activities that encourages self discovery and discovering personal passions? Consider getting involved as an assistant in our Kids Zone.
How you can help:
Auburn Valley YMCA
As a Membership Ambassador you will have the chance to connect with various types of people from many walks of life. You will get opportunities to help others with general questions and share in genuine interactions with others. As a Membership Ambassador you will act as a support to the front line staff and we couldn't do what we do without people like you.
How you can help:
Auburn Valley YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
Auburn Valley YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
Auburn Valley YMCA
Minis & Kinders Soccer is an instructional and recreational 8-class soccer program for preschoolers and Kindergarteners (ages 3–6). Volunteer coaches help introduce young players to the basics of soccer in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. Coaches lead age-appropriate drills, skill-building activities, and simple scrimmages that focus on fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and learning to move the right direction on the court or field. There are no official games or scorekeeping — the emphasis is on participation, confidence-building, teamwork, and sportsmanship. All teams are co-ed and supported by YMCA staff. Practices with scrimmages are held once per week, indoors or outdoors depending on the season. Coaches are encouraged to create a positive experience for every participant and to work collaboratively with parents, particularly for Kindergarten-aged players, to support engagement and fun. No prior coaching experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided by the YMCA.
How you can help:
Auburn Valley YMCA
In this recreational youth volleyball league, players learn the fundamentals of volleyball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills like spiking, setting and serving, practicing drills and having fun. This league is open to all genders. Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
How you can help:
Bellevue Family YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
Bellevue Family YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
Bellevue Family YMCA
Minis & Kinders Soccer is an instructional and recreational 8-class soccer program for preschoolers and Kindergarteners (ages 3–6). Volunteer coaches help introduce young players to the basics of soccer in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. Coaches lead age-appropriate drills, skill-building activities, and simple scrimmages that focus on fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and learning to move the right direction on the court or field. There are no official games or scorekeeping — the emphasis is on participation, confidence-building, teamwork, and sportsmanship. All teams are co-ed and supported by YMCA staff. Practices with scrimmages are held once per week, indoors or outdoors depending on the season. Coaches are encouraged to create a positive experience for every participant and to work collaboratively with parents, particularly for Kindergarten-aged players, to support engagement and fun. No prior coaching experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided by the YMCA.
How you can help:
Bellevue Family YMCA
YMCA T-ball programs are designed to help players learn basic skills such as batting, catching, throwing, and the rules of the game. All kids are encouraged to play by getting equal chances to bat, run bases, and play in the field. Y youth sports encourage and promote healthy kids, families, and communities by placing a priority on family involvement, healthy competition rather than rivalry, the value of participation over winning, team-building as well as individual development, a positive self-image and a sense of fair play and mutual respect for others.
How you can help:
Bellevue Family YMCA
In this recreational youth volleyball league, players learn the fundamentals of volleyball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills like spiking, setting and serving, practicing drills and having fun. This league is open to all genders. Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
How you can help:
Camping and Outdoor Leadership
Support one of Earth Service Corps' biggest events of the year, the Environmental Symposium. The Symposium is an opportunity for high school students to engage in hands-on workshops with environmental experts and teens from around the Puget Sound. We are recruiting volunteers who can support check-in and set up, run-of-show logistics, and help clean up to ensure these youth have an amazing experience!
How you can help:
Coal Creek Family YMCA
Do you have a passion for engaging children in meaningful activities that encourages self discovery and discovering personal passions? Consider getting involved as an assistant in our Kids Zone.
How you can help:
Coal Creek Family YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
Coal Creek Family YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
Coal Creek Family YMCA
Minis & Kinders Soccer is an instructional and recreational 8-class soccer program for preschoolers and Kindergarteners (ages 3–6). Volunteer coaches help introduce young players to the basics of soccer in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. Coaches lead age-appropriate drills, skill-building activities, and simple scrimmages that focus on fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and learning to move the right direction on the court or field. There are no official games or scorekeeping — the emphasis is on participation, confidence-building, teamwork, and sportsmanship. All teams are co-ed and supported by YMCA staff. Practices with scrimmages are held once per week, indoors or outdoors depending on the season. Coaches are encouraged to create a positive experience for every participant and to work collaboratively with parents, particularly for Kindergarten-aged players, to support engagement and fun. No prior coaching experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided by the YMCA.
How you can help:
Coal Creek Family YMCA
YMCA T-ball programs are designed to help players learn basic skills such as batting, catching, throwing, and the rules of the game. All kids are encouraged to play by getting equal chances to bat, run bases, and play in the field. Y youth sports encourage and promote healthy kids, families, and communities by placing a priority on family involvement, healthy competition rather than rivalry, the value of participation over winning, team-building as well as individual development, a positive self-image and a sense of fair play and mutual respect for others.
How you can help:
Coal Creek Family YMCA
In this recreational youth volleyball league, players learn the fundamentals of volleyball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills like spiking, setting and serving, practicing drills and having fun. This league is open to all genders. Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
How you can help:
Dale Turner Family YMCA
Join a team of community volunteers to help the Y raise awareness of its impact and solicit funds through the Annual Fund Drive.
How you can help:
Dale Turner Family YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
Dale Turner Family YMCA
In this recreational youth flag football league, players learn the fundamentals of flag football, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills, practicing drills and having fun. Flag football means there is no contact or tackling. All genders are invited to play! Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend against other Ys in the region. Sign up to volunteer as a coach.
How you can help:
Dale Turner Family YMCA
YMCA T-ball programs are designed to help players learn basic skills such as batting, catching, throwing, and the rules of the game. All kids are encouraged to play by getting equal chances to bat, run bases, and play in the field. Y youth sports encourage and promote healthy kids, families, and communities by placing a priority on family involvement, healthy competition rather than rivalry, the value of participation over winning, team-building as well as individual development, a positive self-image and a sense of fair play and mutual respect for others.
How you can help:
Dale Turner Family YMCA
In this recreational youth volleyball league, players learn the fundamentals of volleyball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills like spiking, setting and serving, practicing drills and having fun. This league is open to all genders. Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
How you can help:
Dale Turner Family YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
Dale Turner Family YMCA
Minis & Kinders Soccer is an instructional and recreational 8-class soccer program for preschoolers and Kindergarteners (ages 3–6). Volunteer coaches help introduce young players to the basics of soccer in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. Coaches lead age-appropriate drills, skill-building activities, and simple scrimmages that focus on fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and learning to move the right direction on the court or field. There are no official games or scorekeeping — the emphasis is on participation, confidence-building, teamwork, and sportsmanship. All teams are co-ed and supported by YMCA staff. Practices with scrimmages are held once per week, indoors or outdoors depending on the season. Coaches are encouraged to create a positive experience for every participant and to work collaboratively with parents, particularly for Kindergarten-aged players, to support engagement and fun. No prior coaching experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided by the YMCA.
How you can help:
Downtown Seattle YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
Kent YMCA
As a Membership Ambassador you will have the chance to connect with various types of people from many walks of life. You will get opportunities to help others with general questions and share in genuine interactions with others. As a Membership Ambassador you will act as a support to the front line staff and we couldn't do what we do without people like you.
How you can help:
Kent YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
Kent YMCA
In this recreational youth outdoor soccer league powered by MLS GO, players learn the fundamentals of soccer, sportsmanship, teamwork, and healthy habits while sharpening skills like dribbling and passing, practicing drills, and having fun. Practices and games are held during the week. All teams are led by volunteer coaches. Family involvement, whether as a team volunteer, cheerleader, or coach, is a key to success. Each player gets a reversible jersey kit to wear on and off the field. Learn more at seattleymca.org/outdoor-soccer No prior coaching experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided by the YMCA.
How you can help:
Kent YMCA
In this recreational youth volleyball league, players learn the fundamentals of volleyball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills like spiking, setting and serving, practicing drills and having fun. This league is open to all genders. Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
How you can help:
Matt Griffin YMCA
Minis & Kinders Soccer is an instructional and recreational 8-class soccer program for preschoolers and Kindergarteners (ages 3–6). Volunteer coaches help introduce young players to the basics of soccer in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. Coaches lead age-appropriate drills, skill-building activities, and simple scrimmages that focus on fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and learning to move the right direction on the court or field. There are no official games or scorekeeping — the emphasis is on participation, confidence-building, teamwork, and sportsmanship. All teams are co-ed and supported by YMCA staff. Practices with scrimmages are held once per week, indoors or outdoors depending on the season. Coaches are encouraged to create a positive experience for every participant and to work collaboratively with parents, particularly for Kindergarten-aged players, to support engagement and fun. No prior coaching experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided by the YMCA.
How you can help:
Matt Griffin YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
Matt Griffin YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
Matt Griffin YMCA
In this recreational youth flag football league, players learn the fundamentals of flag football, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills, practicing drills and having fun. Flag football means there is no contact or tackling. All genders are invited to play! Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend against other Ys in the region. Sign up to volunteer as a coach.
How you can help:
Matt Griffin YMCA
In this recreational youth volleyball league, players learn the fundamentals of volleyball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills like spiking, setting and serving, practicing drills and having fun. This league is open to all genders. Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
How you can help:
Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA
As a Fitness Center Ambassador, you will put a friendly face on the fitness center floor by providing positive and safe experiences for all members and guests who visit the Y. You will assist in keeping the fitness center clean and safe and connect members to YMCA staff that can help them reach their specific goals.
How you can help:
Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA
Group exercise is both fun and effective. Use your knowledge, skills and experience to lead one of our many group exercise classes and help our community become more healthy and connected.
How you can help:
Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA
The martial arts instructor will support the students understanding of martial arts and support the instructor during the class. Martial Arts offerings may include Karate or Tae Kwon Do. Volunteers may also help with participant sign in.
How you can help:
Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA
Minis & Kinders Soccer is an instructional and recreational 8-class soccer program for preschoolers and Kindergarteners (ages 3–6). Volunteer coaches help introduce young players to the basics of soccer in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. Coaches lead age-appropriate drills, skill-building activities, and simple scrimmages that focus on fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and learning to move the right direction on the court or field. There are no official games or scorekeeping — the emphasis is on participation, confidence-building, teamwork, and sportsmanship. All teams are co-ed and supported by YMCA staff. Practices with scrimmages are held once per week, indoors or outdoors depending on the season. Coaches are encouraged to create a positive experience for every participant and to work collaboratively with parents, particularly for Kindergarten-aged players, to support engagement and fun. No prior coaching experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided by the YMCA.
How you can help:
Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA
In this recreational youth volleyball league, players learn the fundamentals of volleyball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills like spiking, setting and serving, practicing drills and having fun. This league is open to all genders. Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
How you can help:
Northshore YMCA
Join a team of community volunteers to help the Y raise awareness of its impact and solicit funds through the Annual Fund Drive.
How you can help:
Northshore YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
Northshore YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
Northshore YMCA
In this recreational youth flag football league, players learn the fundamentals of flag football, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills, practicing drills and having fun. Flag football means there is no contact or tackling. All genders are invited to play! Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend against other Ys in the region. Sign up to volunteer as a coach.
How you can help:
Northshore YMCA
In this recreational youth outdoor soccer league powered by MLS GO, players learn the fundamentals of soccer, sportsmanship, teamwork, and healthy habits while sharpening skills like dribbling and passing, practicing drills, and having fun. Practices and games are held during the week. All teams are led by volunteer coaches. Family involvement, whether as a team volunteer, cheerleader, or coach, is a key to success. Each player gets a reversible jersey kit to wear on and off the field. Learn more at seattleymca.org/outdoor-soccer No prior coaching experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided by the YMCA.
How you can help:
Northshore YMCA
YMCA T-ball programs are designed to help players learn basic skills such as batting, catching, throwing, and the rules of the game. All kids are encouraged to play by getting equal chances to bat, run bases, and play in the field. Y youth sports encourage and promote healthy kids, families, and communities by placing a priority on family involvement, healthy competition rather than rivalry, the value of participation over winning, team-building as well as individual development, a positive self-image and a sense of fair play and mutual respect for others.
How you can help:
Northshore YMCA
In this recreational youth volleyball league, players learn the fundamentals of volleyball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills like spiking, setting and serving, practicing drills and having fun. This league is open to all genders. Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
How you can help:
Sammamish Community YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
Sammamish Community YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
Sammamish Community YMCA
In this recreational youth volleyball league, players learn the fundamentals of volleyball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills like spiking, setting and serving, practicing drills and having fun. This league is open to all genders. Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
How you can help:
Snoqualmie Valley YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
Snoqualmie Valley YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
Snoqualmie Valley YMCA
Minis & Kinders Soccer is an instructional and recreational 8-class soccer program for preschoolers and Kindergarteners (ages 3–6). Volunteer coaches help introduce young players to the basics of soccer in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. Coaches lead age-appropriate drills, skill-building activities, and simple scrimmages that focus on fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and learning to move the right direction on the court or field. There are no official games or scorekeeping — the emphasis is on participation, confidence-building, teamwork, and sportsmanship. All teams are co-ed and supported by YMCA staff. Practices with scrimmages are held once per week, indoors or outdoors depending on the season. Coaches are encouraged to create a positive experience for every participant and to work collaboratively with parents, particularly for Kindergarten-aged players, to support engagement and fun. No prior coaching experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided by the YMCA.
How you can help:
University Family YMCA
Join the Y every Wednesday as a volunteer for the Magnuson Park Community Food Pantry. Volunteers will assist in the set up and distribution of food items to local families and community members.
How you can help:
University Family YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
West Seattle Fauntleroy YMCA
This project offers one-time volunteer opportunities for community events throughout the year, including MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day and seasonal festivals. Volunteers may choose individual events based on interest and availability.
How you can help:
West Seattle Fauntleroy YMCA
Our youth basketball league helps players develop fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, teamwork, and sportsmanship through fun, age-appropriate drills and activities. Teams are formed by YMCA staff, with weekly practices and weekend games or scrimmages depending on the level. Led by supportive coaches and Y staff, the program focuses on building confidence, fostering inclusion, and creating a positive, enjoyable basketball experience for every player.
How you can help:
West Seattle Fauntleroy YMCA
In this recreational youth flag football league, players learn the fundamentals of flag football, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills, practicing drills and having fun. Flag football means there is no contact or tackling. All genders are invited to play! Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend against other Ys in the region. Sign up to volunteer as a coach.
How you can help:
West Seattle Fauntleroy YMCA
Minis & Kinders Soccer is an instructional and recreational 8-class soccer program for preschoolers and Kindergarteners (ages 3–6). Volunteer coaches help introduce young players to the basics of soccer in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. Coaches lead age-appropriate drills, skill-building activities, and simple scrimmages that focus on fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and learning to move the right direction on the court or field. There are no official games or scorekeeping — the emphasis is on participation, confidence-building, teamwork, and sportsmanship. All teams are co-ed and supported by YMCA staff. Practices with scrimmages are held once per week, indoors or outdoors depending on the season. Coaches are encouraged to create a positive experience for every participant and to work collaboratively with parents, particularly for Kindergarten-aged players, to support engagement and fun. No prior coaching experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided by the YMCA.
How you can help:
West Seattle Fauntleroy YMCA
In this recreational youth volleyball league, players learn the fundamentals of volleyball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills like spiking, setting and serving, practicing drills and having fun. This league is open to all genders. Teams practice once per week and play games on the weekend, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
How you can help:
Bellevue Family YMCA
Do you have a passion for engaging children in meaningful activities that encourages self discovery? Consider getting involved as a volunteer assistant in our Kids Zone.
How you can help:
Camping and Outdoor Leadership
Support one of Earth Service Corps' biggest events of the year, the Environmental Leaders Summit. This multi-generational event brings together youth and environmental professionals to discuss the pressing environmental issues in our communities. We are recruiting volunteers who can support check-in and set up, run-of-show logistics, and help clean up to ensure these youth have an amazing experience!
How you can help:
Coal Creek Family YMCA
For some kids, school is the only place they are sure to get a meal. The Y is working to change that. Help us prepare backpack meals for kids who identify as being homeless in our community. Bags are filled with food that is child-friendly, nutritious, non-perishable, and easy to eat. Help us develop a sustainable program that will serve youth.
How you can help:
Dale Turner Family YMCA
Group exercise is both fun and effective. Use your knowledge, skills and experience to lead one of our many group exercise classes and help our community become more healthy and connected.
How you can help:
Dale Turner Family YMCA
Group exercise is both fun and effective. Use your knowledge, skills and experience to lead one of our many group exercise classes and help our community become more healthy and connected.
How you can help:
Dale Turner Family YMCA
Are you excited about exploring the meaning of civics and democracy in the United States? The YMCA is looking for active volunteers who are looking to support the work of the of our Youth & Government team. Volunteers would assist in weekly delegation meetings, and help club advisors plan for weekly hybrid meetings and events. Minimum Volunteer Age: 21+
How you can help:
Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA
Do you have a passion for engaging children in meaningful activities that encourages self discovery? Consider getting involved as a volunteer assistant in our Kids Zone.
How you can help:
Snoqualmie Valley YMCA
Help keep your branch looking its best for members and guests! Volunteers will support staff with general facility projects including seasonal needs like snow removal, landscaping, etc. as well as help program staff with cleaning and organizing program spaces around the building.
How you can help:
Snoqualmie Valley YMCA
Group exercise is both fun and effective. Use your knowledge, skills and experience to lead one of our many group exercise classes and help our community become more healthy and connected.
How you can help:
West Seattle Fauntleroy YMCA
As a Cooking Class Helper, you will help our instructor with set up, instruction, and clean up. A current Food Handlers Permit (FHP) is required for this role. If obtaining an FHP is a barrier to volunteering in this role, contact branch staff for support.
How you can help:
Association Office
Do you have a passion for working with children? Enjoy reading, playing, and leading craft activities? Support our preschool teachers as we provide new educational experiences for children in our program.
How you can help:
Association Office
YMCA of Greater Seattle is seeking volunteers to support licensed childcare centers across our Association. Before and After School Enrichment (BASE) programs are offered in 9 school districts with in King County.
How you can help: