Volunteer Project Catalog
Coal Creek 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+
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Northshore 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+
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Auburn Valley YMCA
Help create a welcoming, playful, and supportive environment for children and families in YMCA Kids Zone. Kids Zone is the YMCA’s drop-in care program for children ages 6 weeks to 13 years, giving caregivers space to focus on their own health and well-being while their children enjoy safe, engaging activities led by trained YMCA staff. Volunteers support staff in creating a positive experience for children through play, social interaction, movement, and age-appropriate activities. Opportunities may include helping with games and projects, engaging with children during free play, assisting with transitions and routines, supporting children with diverse needs, and helping maintain a safe and inclusive environment where every child feels welcomed and valued. This is a great opportunity for volunteers who enjoy working with youth, building community, and helping children feel encouraged, included, and cared for.
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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.
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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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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.
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Bellevue Family YMCA
Help young participants build confidence, teamwork, and school spirit through YMCA Youth Cheer programs. Volunteers support a fun, encouraging environment where youth can learn cheer fundamentals, practice new skills, stay active, and develop positive relationships with teammates and coaches. Volunteers may assist with leading warm-ups, practicing cheers and motions, supporting group activities, encouraging participation, and helping create a safe and inclusive experience for all participants. Whether participants are brand new to cheer or building on existing skills, volunteers help foster confidence, teamwork, and a sense of belonging. This is a great opportunity for volunteers with cheer, dance, spirit, or team experience who enjoy mentoring youth and bringing positive energy to programs and events.
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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.
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Coal Creek Family YMCA
Help create a welcoming, playful, and supportive environment for children and families in YMCA Kids Zone. Kids Zone is the YMCA’s drop-in care program for children ages 6 weeks to 13 years, giving caregivers space to focus on their own health and well-being while their children enjoy safe, engaging activities led by trained YMCA staff. Volunteers support staff in creating a positive experience for children through play, social interaction, movement, and age-appropriate activities. Opportunities may include helping with games and projects, engaging with children during free play, assisting with transitions and routines, supporting children with diverse needs, and helping maintain a safe and inclusive environment where every child feels welcomed and valued. This is a great opportunity for volunteers who enjoy working with youth, building community, and helping children feel encouraged, included, and cared for.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
Help create a welcoming, playful, and supportive environment for children and families in YMCA Kids Zone. Kids Zone is the YMCA’s drop-in care program for children ages 6 weeks to 13 years, giving caregivers space to focus on their own health and well-being while their children enjoy safe, engaging activities led by trained YMCA staff. Volunteers support staff in creating a positive experience for children through play, social interaction, movement, and age-appropriate activities. Opportunities may include helping with games and projects, engaging with children during free play, assisting with transitions and routines, supporting children with diverse needs, and helping maintain a safe and inclusive environment where every child feels welcomed and valued. This is a great opportunity for volunteers who enjoy working with youth, building community, and helping children feel encouraged, included, and cared for.
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Sammamish Community YMCA
Help teens and tweens serve, rally, and build confidence on the court at the Y! Volunteers will coach or assist with a one-hour class focused on badminton fundamentals and skill-building for participants ages 13–16. Support players through drills, games, and encouraging feedback while helping create a fun, active, and welcoming environment where teens can learn something new and connect with others. This is a great opportunity for volunteers who enjoy sports, mentoring youth, and bringing positive energy to the gym while modeling the YMCA values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility.
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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.
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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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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.
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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 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
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.
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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.
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