Volunteer Project Catalog
Auburn Valley YMCA
The Y will be partnering with and participating in several community events. We are seeking people interested in supporting these events which could include: set-up and tear-down, traffic control, meeting and greeting community members at a booth, engaging with children in a craft or fitness activity, helping answer general questions, and other light tasks as assigned.
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Auburn Valley YMCA
Our Juniors League lets youth in 3rd to 6th grades take their skills to the next level and experience constructive competition. Players in this youth basketball league continue to build skills like dribbling, shooting, passing and begin learning basketball plays through fun drills. Teams are formed by YMCA staff. We 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.
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Auburn Valley YMCA
In this recreational youth basketball league, players learn the fundamentals of basketball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills, practicing drills and having fun. Teams are formed by YMCA staff after a skills showcase. We practice once per week and play games on the weekend, but we don't keep score, it's all about fun and learning! All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
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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.
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Auburn Valley YMCA
Players in 6th to 8th grades celebrate the love of the game in this youth volleyball league. Spikers focus on fine tuning the game, practicing teamwork and building on fundamental skills of spiking, setting, blocking and serving through fun drills. 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.
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Bellevue Family YMCA
Birthday Party volunteers are key to our success at the Y. Do you have a ton of energy and love to have fun? If so, this might be the perfect volunteer opportunity for you! In this role, your activities may range from assisting the party host, prepping materials, and possibly facilitating more than one party in one day. Volunteer opportunities are dependent on parties booked.
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Bellevue Family YMCA
Support our Fall Family Festival event by capturing fun-filled moments on this festive day!
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Bellevue Family YMCA
Our Juniors League lets youth in 3rd to 6th grades take their skills to the next level and experience constructive competition. Players in this youth basketball league continue to build skills like dribbling, shooting, passing and begin learning basketball plays through fun drills. Teams are formed by YMCA staff. We 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.
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Bellevue Family YMCA
Minis basketball is the perfect introduction to the sport for ages 3 to 5! It is an instructional and recreational 8 class program designed for preschoolers to have fun while learning rules and skills of the game. Kids practice the fundamentals of basketball like dribbling, shooting, passing and in most cases, going the right way down the court through fun drills and games. The focus in this program is on inclusion, teamwork, sportsmanship and building confidence. Minis don't play official games or keep score, it's all about fun and learning! All teams are co-ed and led by YMCA staff. This league requires parental involvement to help encourage the most fun and participation. Practices with scrimmages are held once per week.
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Bellevue Family YMCA
Kinders basketball is an instructional and recreational 8-class youth basketball program designed for Kindergarteners, ages 5 and 6, to have fun while learning rules and skills of the game. Kids practice the fundamentals of basketball like dribbling, shooting, passing, and in most cases, going the right way down the court through fun drills and games. The focus in this program is on inclusion, teamwork, sportsmanship, and building confidence. Kinders do not play official games or keep score; it is all about fun and learning! All teams are co-ed and led by Y staff. Practices with scrimmages are held once per week. Each player gets a Y uniform top to wear on and off the court.
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Coal Creek Family YMCA
Help us sort or wrap our Holiday Giving Tree program gifts to help local families have a great holiday season! This a two-part session series, where in the first part volunteers will sort and assemble giving tree gifts, and volunteers in the second session will help wrap! Gift sorting volunteers are needed on 12/11 and gift wrappers are needed on 12/16.
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Coal Creek Family YMCA
Players in 6th to 8th grades celebrate the love of the game in this youth volleyball league. Spikers focus on fine tuning the game, practicing teamwork and building on fundamental skills of spiking, setting, blocking and serving through fun drills. 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.
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Dale Turner Family YMCA
The Y hosts weekly meals in partnership with the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Volunteers support the meal program by assisting with meal prep, setup, breakdown, cleaning, and facilitating. Partial shifts are welcome! The entrance to the kitchen is in the front of the church, down a ramp to the right if you're looking at the main front doors. The door is usually unlocked but if it's locked please knock loudly. Volunteer age requirement: 14+ SEASON2GIVE 14+ 15+ 16+ 17+
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Kent YMCA
Our Juniors League lets youth in 3rd to 6th grades take their skills to the next level and experience constructive competition. Players in this youth basketball league continue to build skills like dribbling, shooting, passing and begin learning basketball plays through fun drills. Teams are formed by YMCA staff. We 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.
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Kent YMCA
In this recreational youth basketball league, players learn the fundamentals of basketball, sportsmanship, teamwork and healthy habits while sharpening skills, practicing drills and having fun. Teams are formed by YMCA staff after a skills showcase. We practice once per week and play games on the weekend, but we don't keep score, it's all about fun and learning! All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
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Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA
This role will support Youth Sports programming at the branch volunteering across multiple sports programs and leagues. The role includes program development, program facilitation and training, and project management. This role works directly with the program area Director.
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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.
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Sammamish Community YMCA
As an Aquatic Ambassador you will have the chance to connect with various people. You will assist members as they utilize the aquatic area. These duties may include restocking swim lesson supplies, straightening up the aquatics area, and assisting guards with various activities.
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Sammamish Community YMCA
Help out your local YMCA by teaching or assisting to teach a cooking class! These classes are currently only for youth (Future Chefs, Kids in the Kitchen).
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Sammamish Community YMCA
Our Juniors League lets youth in 3rd to 6th grades take their skills to the next level and experience constructive competition. Players in this youth basketball league continue to build skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, and begin learning basketball plays through fun drills. Teams are formed by YMCA staff. We 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.
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Sammamish Community YMCA
In this recreational youth basketball league, players learn the fundamentals of basketball, sportsmanship, teamwork, and healthy habits while sharpening skills, practicing drills, and having fun. We practice once per week and play games on the weekend, but we don't keep score, it's all about fun and learning! All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
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.
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Sammamish Community YMCA
Players in 6th to 8th grades celebrate the love of the game in this youth volleyball league. Spikers focus on fine tuning the game, practicing teamwork and building on fundamental skills of spiking, setting, blocking and serving through fun drills. 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.
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Snoqualmie Valley YMCA
Assists with classroom management and continuity of program quality with instructor's guidance.
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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 at least six games per season against other teams, including home games and games against other YMCAs in the region. All teams are led by volunteer coaches.
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West Seattle Fauntleroy YMCA
Players in 6th to 8th grades celebrate the love of the game in this youth volleyball league. Spikers focus on fine tuning the game, practicing teamwork and building on fundamental skills of spiking, setting, blocking and serving through fun drills. 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.
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