WE HOOK UP VOLUNTEERS

Want to make a difference NOW? Volunteering is the way to go.

 

Got a few hours?

Hot Projects are designed for even the busiest individuals. These one-time commitments allow you to give back without any long-term obligation.

Seattle Works Day (Saturday, June 6) brings together teams of co-workers, friends, alumni and other social and professional groups for a fun and easy way to give back.

Got a few hours a month?

Team Works enables you to experience volunteering a different organizations while connecting with a team of peers. Your team of 15 will volunteer together one Saturday per month for four months, each time focusing on a different community issue at a different organization.

 

Got a few hours a month and want to be a leader?

Hot Projects and Team Works volunteer projects both benefit from the leadership of fellow Seattle Works volunteer leaders. We want you!

 

Got a few hours a month and want to engage with youth?

How about stepping up as a mentor? We have meaningful mentoring opportunities with a tad more flexibility than the average gig thanks to our partnerships with Big Brothers Big Sisters and Treehouse.

 

Ready to hit the road?

Service Trips submerge you and a team of Seattle Works volunteers in service, from overnight trips to week-long stays across the world.

 

Have a group of folks you want to engage?

Your company can contract with Seattle Works to manage a service event through our corporate projects. We've worked with groups of five to 350+ on projects of varying levels of complexity.

 

Looking for more options?

- Sign up for the Weekly Email to receive energetic, informed updates on our programs and what other organizations around town are up to
- Our friends at United Way of King County offer a comprehensive online database of volunteer opportunities. We're collaborative like that.

 

Do you know of a nonprofit or civic group that could benefit from Seattle Works volunteers?

Check out our community partners page.

 

 

Questions? Contact our Director of Volunteer Programs, Jan Burrell.