Camping and Outdoor Leadership
Camp Orkila will be running multiple work parties that can accommodate 10-15 volunteers at a time. There will be separate work parties for adults and youth. Youth volunteers must be at least 14 years of age. Work parts run for 4-6 hours.
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Dale Turner Family YMCA
The Y hosts weekly meals in partnership with the Ronald United Methodist Church. Volunteers support meal program by filling multiple roles assisting with meal prep, setup, dishwashing, breakdown, cleaning, and facilitating. Partial shifts are welcome! The entrance to the kitchen is in the back of the church, down a ramp from the parking lot across from Hopelink and the Ronald Commons Apartments. The door is usually propped open but if it's locked please knock loudly.
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Camping and Outdoor Leadership
YMCA Earth Service Corps has been supporting environmental service projects and leadership development for over twenty years. We have the knowledge and experience to help teens, clubs and schools reach new heights, develop youth leaders and create meaningful change in the community. Teens meet weekly to take on the environmental issues facing their communities and create projects to address these needs. Club meetings take place before, during or after school. Meetings can last anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours and are led by youth leaders, YMCA staff and Teacher Advisors.
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Northshore YMCA
Be part of the energy, connection, and community that make Y events special. Throughout the year, volunteers support one-time opportunities such as MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day, seasonal festivals, and other community celebrations. Whether welcoming guests, lending a hand behind the scenes, supporting activities, or helping create a joyful experience for families, volunteers help bring the Y’s mission to life. Choose the events that match your interests, schedule, and availability, and make a meaningful impact in just one day.
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Sammamish Community YMCA
Be part of the energy, connection, and community that make Y events special. Throughout the year, volunteers support one-time opportunities such as MLK Day of Service, Healthy Kids Day, seasonal festivals, and other community celebrations. Whether welcoming guests, lending a hand behind the scenes, supporting activities, or helping create a joyful experience for families, volunteers help bring the Y’s mission to life. Choose the events that match your interests, schedule, and availability, and make a meaningful impact in just one day.
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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.
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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.
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Dale Turner Family YMCA
Provide customer service for guests and members, assist with laundry cycle and administrative tasks.
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