Volunteer: Memory Cafe LeaderThe Walla Walla Memory Cafe currently meets the 2nd Monday of the month at 10am. Space and time available to change for volunteers needs. Early-Stage Social EngagementEarly Stage Social Engagement Leaders plan, implement and assure positive experience during social engagement events/activities for people living with memory loss and their care partners. Early Stage Social Engagement Leaders: Apply NowThe Association is seeking volunteer candidates with: Strong listening and effective communication skills with demonstrated success in working with a team.Successfully engages people living with dementia and has strong attention to detail.Ability to create and maintain a safe environment where participants’ thoughts and feelings are valued and group members are treated with fairness, equity and respect.Passionate about the Alzheimer’s Association mission with personal or professional experience with dementia preferred.Must be age 18 to apply. Background checks are required. Agency: Alzheimer's Association The Walla Walla Memory Cafe currently meets the 2nd Monday of the month at 10am. Space and time available to change for volunteers needs. Early-Stage Social EngagementEarly Stage Social Engagement Leaders plan, implement and assure positive experience during social engagement events/activities for people living with memory loss and their care partners. Early Stage Social Engagement Leaders: Apply NowThe Association is seeking volunteer candidates with: Strong listening and effective communication skills with demonstrated success in working with a team.Successfully engages people living with dementia and has strong attention to detail.Ability to create and maintain a safe environment where participants’ thoughts and feelings are valued and group members are treated with fairness, equity and respect.Passionate about the Alzheimer’s Association mission with personal or professional experience with dementia preferred.Must be age 18 to apply. Background checks are required. Agency: Alzheimer's Association Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Community EducatorAlzheimer's Association Community Educators are volunteer public speakers who provide Alzheimer's Association education programs to community audiences. KEY ACTIVITIES: Deliver approximately 12 presentations annually using prepared Alzheimer’s Association consumer education programs on a variety of care and support topics. Collaborate with local Association staff to expand programs by securing community partners, scheduling presentations, delivering the programs, and managing needed materials. Serve as presenter for chapter-scheduled education programs and conferences. Connect people with additional Association services and volunteer opportunities by proactively making referrals to Alzheimer's Association programs & free 24/7 Helpline.QUALIFICATIONS: Demonstrated success with health education using excellent communication, presentation and adult education skills. Comfort with computers and familiarity with email and PPT presentations. Ability to network, and collaborate with staff, volunteers, and community partners. Passionate about the Alzheimer’s Association mission with personal or professional experience with dementia preferred. Must be age 18 to apply. Background checks are required.COMMITMENT EXPECTED: Community Educators commit to delivering a target of 12 presentations annually, about 1.5hrs per presentation. All program volunteers participate in initial training and ongoing education and must comply with Alzheimer’s Association volunteer policies and procedures. Terms are renewable upon successful completion of annual goal-setting conversation with your staff partner.BENEFITS TO THE VOLUNTEER: Perfect your public speaking ability and technique while serving your local community. Increase your knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. Be recognized as a leader and resource for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Join a network of other volunteers, staff and community leaders to help create a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. The Alzheimer's Association will provide training, information and electronic or printed materials to assist in your efforts. Orientation includes several hours of online learning, self-study and shadowing or mentoring by local Alzheimer's Association staff and volunteers. Some materials are available in multiple languages. Interested in learning more? Contact Julie Hooley, Care Navigator, 509-412-2371, jmhooley@alz.org. About the Alzheimer's Association The Alzheimer's Association is the world’s leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer’s care, support and research. Our mission is to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. Our vision is a world without Alzheimer’s. For more information, visit www.alz.org. Agency: Alzheimer's Association Alzheimer's Association Community Educators are volunteer public speakers who provide Alzheimer's Association education programs to community audiences. KEY ACTIVITIES: Deliver approximately 12 presentations annually using prepared Alzheimer’s Association consumer education programs on a variety of care and support topics. Collaborate with local Association staff to expand programs by securing community partners, scheduling presentations, delivering the programs, and managing needed materials. Serve as presenter for chapter-scheduled education programs and conferences. Connect people with additional Association services and volunteer opportunities by proactively making referrals to Alzheimer's Association programs & free 24/7 Helpline.QUALIFICATIONS: Demonstrated success with health education using excellent communication, presentation and adult education skills. Comfort with computers and familiarity with email and PPT presentations. Ability to network, and collaborate with staff, volunteers, and community partners. Passionate about the Alzheimer’s Association mission with personal or professional experience with dementia preferred. Must be age 18 to apply. Background checks are required.COMMITMENT EXPECTED: Community Educators commit to delivering a target of 12 presentations annually, about 1.5hrs per presentation. All program volunteers participate in initial training and ongoing education and must comply with Alzheimer’s Association volunteer policies and procedures. Terms are renewable upon successful completion of annual goal-setting conversation with your staff partner.BENEFITS TO THE VOLUNTEER: Perfect your public speaking ability and technique while serving your local community. Increase your knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. Be recognized as a leader and resource for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Join a network of other volunteers, staff and community leaders to help create a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. The Alzheimer's Association will provide training, information and electronic or printed materials to assist in your efforts. Orientation includes several hours of online learning, self-study and shadowing or mentoring by local Alzheimer's Association staff and volunteers. Some materials are available in multiple languages. Interested in learning more? Contact Julie Hooley, Care Navigator, 509-412-2371, jmhooley@alz.org. About the Alzheimer's Association The Alzheimer's Association is the world’s leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer’s care, support and research. Our mission is to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. Our vision is a world without Alzheimer’s. For more information, visit www.alz.org. Agency: Alzheimer's Association Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: CARE Weekend X Biology Club -- Tuscannon River Fish TossThis CARE Weekend we are partnering with Biology Club to help the Tri-State Steelheaders with their Tucannon River Fish Toss! We will help toss salmon carcasses into the Tucannon River, to provide nutrients for its juvenile salmon, insects, and plants. This is a great way to get some exercise while also helping a local ecosystem thrive! About 20 volunteers are needed to help load the fish into trucks at Lyons Ferry Hatchery, and then distribute them along the river. To sign up for this event, please email brian.burns@tristatesteelheaders.com, who can also provide you with more information. If you need help with this, don't hesitate to reach out to one of the CARE Weekend coordinators. This event lasts from 8am - 2pm, but keep in mind that it takes about an hour to get there! If you need a ride, please reach out by Friday evening at the latest. Make sure to dress warmly, and wear clothes and shoes that can get dirty! If you have any questions please contact gina.lorenz@wallawalla.edu or aidan.richards@wallawalla.edu Agency: Center for Humanitarian Engagement (CHE) This CARE Weekend we are partnering with Biology Club to help the Tri-State Steelheaders with their Tucannon River Fish Toss! We will help toss salmon carcasses into the Tucannon River, to provide nutrients for its juvenile salmon, insects, and plants. This is a great way to get some exercise while also helping a local ecosystem thrive! About 20 volunteers are needed to help load the fish into trucks at Lyons Ferry Hatchery, and then distribute them along the river. To sign up for this event, please email brian.burns@tristatesteelheaders.com, who can also provide you with more information. If you need help with this, don't hesitate to reach out to one of the CARE Weekend coordinators. This event lasts from 8am - 2pm, but keep in mind that it takes about an hour to get there! If you need a ride, please reach out by Friday evening at the latest. Make sure to dress warmly, and wear clothes and shoes that can get dirty! If you have any questions please contact gina.lorenz@wallawalla.edu or aidan.richards@wallawalla.edu Agency: Center for Humanitarian Engagement (CHE) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jan 24, 2026 Zip Code: 99371 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Challenger Baseball Volunteer Role: Buddy - Week 6About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On May 22, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Challenger Baseball Volunteer Role: Buddy - Week 5About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On May 15, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Challenger Baseball Volunteer Role: Buddy - Week 4About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On May 8, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Challenger Baseball Volunteer Role: Buddy - Week 3About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On May 1, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Challenger Baseball Volunteer Role: Buddy - Week 1About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Challenger Baseball Volunteer Role: Buddy - Week 2About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network About Challenger Baseball
Challenger Baseball allows children and youth with disabilities to experience the joy of baseball in a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment. This program is about teamwork, confidence, movement, and belonging - not competition. Families, volunteers, and players come together to create a positive space where every athlete can succeed at their own pace. Your PurposeTreat every participant with dignity and respect. Speak to players as you would any other child, teen, or young adult. You will be partnered one-on-one with a player to support them throughout the game. Assist your player with catching, pitching, batting, and running alongside them as needed. Be a cheerleader and encourager, celebrate effort, participation, and progress. Help players stay engaged, confident, and safe on the field. Be attentive to mobility needs; players may walk, roll, or ride. Stay alert for wandering or elopement and gently redirect or follow while alerting staff if needed. Support positive sportsmanship and help create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for all players and families. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: SOAR Volunteer Role: Digital GuidePOSTED: A Social Media Night
Thursday, February 5 | 5:00–7:00 pm About the Event Your Purpose Treat every participant with dignity and respect; speak to them as you would any other teen or adult. Support participants as they explore what is safe to share online and what should stay private. Encourage discussion, peer interaction, and turn-taking during games and lounge activities. Help create a welcoming, judgment-free environment where everyone feels comfortable asking questions. Be attentive: participants may walk, roll, or ride, and some may wander, keep eyes open, gently redirect, or follow if needed. Build connection by learning participants’ names and helping them feel included and valued. Maintain safety while keeping the atmosphere relaxed, social, and fun. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network POSTED: A Social Media Night
Thursday, February 5 | 5:00–7:00 pm About the Event Your Purpose Treat every participant with dignity and respect; speak to them as you would any other teen or adult. Support participants as they explore what is safe to share online and what should stay private. Encourage discussion, peer interaction, and turn-taking during games and lounge activities. Help create a welcoming, judgment-free environment where everyone feels comfortable asking questions. Be attentive: participants may walk, roll, or ride, and some may wander, keep eyes open, gently redirect, or follow if needed. Build connection by learning participants’ names and helping them feel included and valued. Maintain safety while keeping the atmosphere relaxed, social, and fun. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 5, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: SOAR Volunteer Role: Scam Squad SidekickSCAM SQUAD: A Digital Detective & Escape Room Night
Tuesday, February 10 | 5:30–7:30 pm About the Event Your Purpose Treat participants as capable problem-solvers and collaborators. Support detective teams during games and the escape room without giving answers. Encourage communication, turn-taking, and shared decision-making. Help participants practice safe responses like stopping, checking, and asking for help. Be attentive to movement needs and elopement; gently redirect or follow if a participant wanders. Foster friendships by encouraging teamwork and celebrating effort. Help maintain a calm, encouraging environment where mistakes are part of learning. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network SCAM SQUAD: A Digital Detective & Escape Room Night
Tuesday, February 10 | 5:30–7:30 pm About the Event Your Purpose Treat participants as capable problem-solvers and collaborators. Support detective teams during games and the escape room without giving answers. Encourage communication, turn-taking, and shared decision-making. Help participants practice safe responses like stopping, checking, and asking for help. Be attentive to movement needs and elopement; gently redirect or follow if a participant wanders. Foster friendships by encouraging teamwork and celebrating effort. Help maintain a calm, encouraging environment where mistakes are part of learning. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 10, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: SOAR Volunteer Role: Code & Kindness CoachSTRONG & KIND: Code Smart, Speak Smart
Friday, February 20 | 5:00–7:00 pm About the Event Your Purpose Treat participants with respect and speak in an age-appropriate, supportive manner. Assist with hands-on password and security challenges. Encourage thoughtful discussion about kindness, boundaries, and online behavior. Support participants as they practice responding to unkind comments or setting boundaries. Stay aware of elopement risk and mobility needs; redirect or follow as needed. Help participants connect with one another and feel confident sharing ideas. Reinforce that everyone deserves safety, respect, and dignity online. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network STRONG & KIND: Code Smart, Speak Smart
Friday, February 20 | 5:00–7:00 pm About the Event Your Purpose Treat participants with respect and speak in an age-appropriate, supportive manner. Assist with hands-on password and security challenges. Encourage thoughtful discussion about kindness, boundaries, and online behavior. Support participants as they practice responding to unkind comments or setting boundaries. Stay aware of elopement risk and mobility needs; redirect or follow as needed. Help participants connect with one another and feel confident sharing ideas. Reinforce that everyone deserves safety, respect, and dignity online. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 20, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: SOAR Volunteer Role: Brave Trainer MentorBRAVE TRAINERS: Catch Safety, Level Up Bravery
Friday, February 27 | 5:00–7:00 pm About the Event Your Purpose Treat participants as capable trainers learning important life skills. Support role-play, games, and group discussion around the STOP • BLOCK • TELL strategy. Encourage bravery, effort, and asking for help without pressure or judgment. Be attentive to participants who may wander; gently redirect or follow if needed. Help foster friendships through shared games and celebration activities. Keep the environment fun, inclusive, and emotionally safe for everyone. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network BRAVE TRAINERS: Catch Safety, Level Up Bravery
Friday, February 27 | 5:00–7:00 pm About the Event Your Purpose Treat participants as capable trainers learning important life skills. Support role-play, games, and group discussion around the STOP • BLOCK • TELL strategy. Encourage bravery, effort, and asking for help without pressure or judgment. Be attentive to participants who may wander; gently redirect or follow if needed. Help foster friendships through shared games and celebration activities. Keep the environment fun, inclusive, and emotionally safe for everyone. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 27, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Connect & Play Volunteer Role: Life Skills GuideConnect & Play: Self-Care Superstars
About Connect & Play Your Purpose Treat children with dignity and respect; speak to them as you would any other child. Engage children in self-care activities such as brushing teeth, washing hands, and tying shoes through play and role-play. Support emotional regulation through calming strategies and sensory tools. Be attentive: children may walk, roll, or ride, and some may wander, gently redirect or follow if needed. Create a warm, welcoming environment so parents can participate with peace of mind. Build positive connections with children by being patient, encouraging, and present. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Connect & Play: Self-Care Superstars
About Connect & Play Your Purpose Treat children with dignity and respect; speak to them as you would any other child. Engage children in self-care activities such as brushing teeth, washing hands, and tying shoes through play and role-play. Support emotional regulation through calming strategies and sensory tools. Be attentive: children may walk, roll, or ride, and some may wander, gently redirect or follow if needed. Create a warm, welcoming environment so parents can participate with peace of mind. Build positive connections with children by being patient, encouraging, and present. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 17, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RISE Volunteer Role: Boundary BuddyRISE: Boundaries & Respect
About RISE Your Purpose Treat participants with respect and model healthy boundaries. Support hands-on activities that explore personal space and consent. Reinforce respectful language and positive interaction. Encourage children to notice and respect others’ boundaries. Monitor for wandering and sensory needs. Help create an environment where children feel safe expressing needs. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network RISE: Boundaries & Respect
About RISE Your Purpose Treat participants with respect and model healthy boundaries. Support hands-on activities that explore personal space and consent. Reinforce respectful language and positive interaction. Encourage children to notice and respect others’ boundaries. Monitor for wandering and sensory needs. Help create an environment where children feel safe expressing needs. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 16, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RISE Volunteer Role: Friendship SupporterRISE: Feelings & Friendships
About RISE Your Purpose Treat participants with dignity and respect; speak to them as you would any other child their age. Support sensory play, games, and discussion about feelings and friendships. Encourage children to name emotions and explore healthy responses. Help guide peer interaction and cooperative play. Stay attentive to movement needs and elopement; redirect or follow if needed. Build trust and connection by being present, patient, and encouraging. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network RISE: Feelings & Friendships
About RISE Your Purpose Treat participants with dignity and respect; speak to them as you would any other child their age. Support sensory play, games, and discussion about feelings and friendships. Encourage children to name emotions and explore healthy responses. Help guide peer interaction and cooperative play. Stay attentive to movement needs and elopement; redirect or follow if needed. Build trust and connection by being present, patient, and encouraging. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 2, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: LIFT Volunteer Role: Turn-Taking TeammateLIFT: Friends & Turn-Taking
About LIFT Your Purpose Treat participants with patience and encouragement. Support cooperative games and shared art experiences. Model turn-taking and positive social language. Celebrate effort rather than outcomes. Watch for wandering or sensory needs and redirect calmly. Help children experience success in group interaction. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network LIFT: Friends & Turn-Taking
About LIFT Your Purpose Treat participants with patience and encouragement. Support cooperative games and shared art experiences. Model turn-taking and positive social language. Celebrate effort rather than outcomes. Watch for wandering or sensory needs and redirect calmly. Help children experience success in group interaction. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 23, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: LIFT Volunteer Role: Feelings FriendLIFT: Feelings & Faces
About LIFT Your Purpose Treat each participant with dignity and respect; speak to them as you would any other child. Support children as they explore emotions using visuals, movement, music, and hands-on materials. Encourage emotional expression without judgment; there are no “wrong” feelings, our job is to help encourage healthy and safe ways to express those emotions. Model calm, supportive behavior and simple emotional language. Be attentive: participants may walk, roll, or ride, and some may wander, keep eyes open and gently redirect or follow if needed. Help children feel safe, successful, and supported as they learn about themselves and others. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network LIFT: Feelings & Faces
About LIFT Your Purpose Treat each participant with dignity and respect; speak to them as you would any other child. Support children as they explore emotions using visuals, movement, music, and hands-on materials. Encourage emotional expression without judgment; there are no “wrong” feelings, our job is to help encourage healthy and safe ways to express those emotions. Model calm, supportive behavior and simple emotional language. Be attentive: participants may walk, roll, or ride, and some may wander, keep eyes open and gently redirect or follow if needed. Help children feel safe, successful, and supported as they learn about themselves and others. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jan 26, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: LIFT Volunteer Role: Personal Space PartnerLIFT: My Body & Boundaries
About LIFT Your Purpose Treat children with respect and model consent-based language. Support movement games and visual activities that teach stop/go/wait cues. Reinforce simple boundary language such as “No thank you” and “My turn.” Encourage participation without forcing interaction. Stay alert for wandering and mobility needs; gently redirect or follow if necessary. Help children build confidence in expressing boundaries and respecting others. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network LIFT: My Body & Boundaries
About LIFT Your Purpose Treat children with respect and model consent-based language. Support movement games and visual activities that teach stop/go/wait cues. Reinforce simple boundary language such as “No thank you” and “My turn.” Encourage participation without forcing interaction. Stay alert for wandering and mobility needs; gently redirect or follow if necessary. Help children build confidence in expressing boundaries and respecting others. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 9, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: 6th Annual Putt Putt Pour Mini-Golf VolunteersJoin us behind the scenes on our 5th Annual Putt Putt Pour Mini-Golf Tournament in historic downtown Walla Walla. Volunteers will be partnered with teams as their "Marshal" that guides them along the tournament course. Marshals will help keep team scores, keep participants moving throughout the course, and help facilitate participant needs. Marshals will remain with their partnered teams from 11:30 am - 3:30 pm. Other volunteers will help assemble course equipment prior to and after the event. Agency: United Way of the Blue Mountains Join us behind the scenes on our 5th Annual Putt Putt Pour Mini-Golf Tournament in historic downtown Walla Walla. Volunteers will be partnered with teams as their "Marshal" that guides them along the tournament course. Marshals will help keep team scores, keep participants moving throughout the course, and help facilitate participant needs. Marshals will remain with their partnered teams from 11:30 am - 3:30 pm. Other volunteers will help assemble course equipment prior to and after the event. Agency: United Way of the Blue Mountains Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 18, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Friendly Letter Writer - Send Smiles to Senior Citizens!SEND SMILES AND SUNSHINE:
WRITE A LETTER TO A SENIOR CITIZEN
Are you someone who loves writing thoughtful, upbeat letters? Want to volunteer from wherever you live, work, or play? Turn your small talk into connection. A simple, sincere letter can brighten a senior’s day more than you know. Join Letters Against Isolation, a volunteer-run nonprofit bringing joy to seniors in aged care homes and community programs across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia. Since 2020, our volunteers have mailed over one million cheerful, one-of-a-kind handwritten letters in dozens of languages! You can get started by responding to our current needs in the United Way portal, but volunteers will also need to register on our website to gain access to the active letter requests from our partner facilities. Register to volunteer, sign up your senior program to receive letters or learn more about our work: Sign Up to Write Letters Register a Care Facility Read the FAQ WHAT YOU'LL DO Write friendly, personal letters addressed to a “Friend” Share a little about your life, a story, or a hobby—keep it light and conversational Mail your completed letters to a senior care facility from our list of active requests This is a one-way act of kindness—most seniors aren’t able to write backThis is not a pen pal or greeting card program. Your words are what matter most! WHAT TO EXPECT Flexible: Write any time, from anywhere Meaningful: Every letter is read and appreciated Independent: We’re volunteer-run—no phone or office Organized: Follow our step-by-step pledge process Low Cost: You’ll provide postage, paper, and envelopes Student Service Hours: Available through our student program OREGON-BASED OUTREACHWe’re actively expanding our outreach in the Blue Mountain area and would love your help! If you know a care facility, senior center, or Meals on Wheels program that might want to receive letters, please share this link with a staff member: www.lettersagainstisolation.com/care-homes Please don’t sign up on behalf of a location. A program director or staff member must complete the form directly. Sample Letters from Oregon Students .lai-button { background-color: #2e5948; color: white; padding: 10px 18px; margin: 8px; border: none; border-radius: 6px; text-decoration: none; font-family: sans-serif; font-weight: bold; display: inline-block; } .lai-button:hover { background-color: #214034; } .letter-gallery { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 16px; padding: 20px; } .letter-gallery img { max-width: 250px; width: 100%; height: auto; display: block; border-radius: 4px; box-shadow: 0 2px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.1); } @media (max-width: 600px) { .letter-gallery { flex-direction: column; align-items: center; } }Agency: Letters Against Isolation SEND SMILES AND SUNSHINE:
WRITE A LETTER TO A SENIOR CITIZEN
Are you someone who loves writing thoughtful, upbeat letters? Want to volunteer from wherever you live, work, or play? Turn your small talk into connection. A simple, sincere letter can brighten a senior’s day more than you know. Join Letters Against Isolation, a volunteer-run nonprofit bringing joy to seniors in aged care homes and community programs across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia. Since 2020, our volunteers have mailed over one million cheerful, one-of-a-kind handwritten letters in dozens of languages! You can get started by responding to our current needs in the United Way portal, but volunteers will also need to register on our website to gain access to the active letter requests from our partner facilities. Register to volunteer, sign up your senior program to receive letters or learn more about our work: Sign Up to Write Letters Register a Care Facility Read the FAQ WHAT YOU'LL DO Write friendly, personal letters addressed to a “Friend” Share a little about your life, a story, or a hobby—keep it light and conversational Mail your completed letters to a senior care facility from our list of active requests This is a one-way act of kindness—most seniors aren’t able to write backThis is not a pen pal or greeting card program. Your words are what matter most! WHAT TO EXPECT Flexible: Write any time, from anywhere Meaningful: Every letter is read and appreciated Independent: We’re volunteer-run—no phone or office Organized: Follow our step-by-step pledge process Low Cost: You’ll provide postage, paper, and envelopes Student Service Hours: Available through our student program OREGON-BASED OUTREACHWe’re actively expanding our outreach in the Blue Mountain area and would love your help! If you know a care facility, senior center, or Meals on Wheels program that might want to receive letters, please share this link with a staff member: www.lettersagainstisolation.com/care-homes Please don’t sign up on behalf of a location. A program director or staff member must complete the form directly. Sample Letters from Oregon Students .lai-button { background-color: #2e5948; color: white; padding: 10px 18px; margin: 8px; border: none; border-radius: 6px; text-decoration: none; font-family: sans-serif; font-weight: bold; display: inline-block; } .lai-button:hover { background-color: #214034; } .letter-gallery { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 16px; padding: 20px; } .letter-gallery img { max-width: 250px; width: 100%; height: auto; display: block; border-radius: 4px; box-shadow: 0 2px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.1); } @media (max-width: 600px) { .letter-gallery { flex-direction: column; align-items: center; } }Agency: Letters Against Isolation Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 59317 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Snowboard with Big Bro Joe at BluewoodSkyline Adventures needs snowboard volunteers to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from the Big Bro Joe Foundation: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to free-ski or snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. Big Bro Joe Foundation is on a mission to shape bright futures by providing young males with positive role models. Find out more about Big Bro Joe: https://bigbrojoe.org NOTE: You don't need to be male to volunteer! Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Skyline Adventures needs snowboard volunteers to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from the Big Bro Joe Foundation: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to free-ski or snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. Big Bro Joe Foundation is on a mission to shape bright futures by providing young males with positive role models. Find out more about Big Bro Joe: https://bigbrojoe.org NOTE: You don't need to be male to volunteer! Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Mar 7, 2026 Zip Code: 99328 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Snowboard with Big Bro Joe at BluewoodSkyline Adventures needs snowboard volunteers to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from the Big Bro Joe Foundation: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to free-ski or snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. Big Bro Joe Foundation is on a mission to shape bright futures by providing young males with positive role models. Find out more about Big Bro Joe: https://bigbrojoe.org NOTE: You don't need to be male to volunteer! Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Skyline Adventures needs snowboard volunteers to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from the Big Bro Joe Foundation: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to free-ski or snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. Big Bro Joe Foundation is on a mission to shape bright futures by providing young males with positive role models. Find out more about Big Bro Joe: https://bigbrojoe.org NOTE: You don't need to be male to volunteer! Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 22, 2026 Zip Code: 99328 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Snowboard with Big Bro Joe at BluewoodSkyline Adventures needs volunteers who snowboard to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from the Big Bro Joe Foundation: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. Big Bro Joe Foundation is on a mission to shape bright futures by providing young males with positive role models. Find out more about Big Bro Joe: https://bigbrojoe.org NOTE: You don't need to be male to volunteer! Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Skyline Adventures needs volunteers who snowboard to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from the Big Bro Joe Foundation: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. Big Bro Joe Foundation is on a mission to shape bright futures by providing young males with positive role models. Find out more about Big Bro Joe: https://bigbrojoe.org NOTE: You don't need to be male to volunteer! Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jan 25, 2026 Zip Code: 99328 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RISE - Community Climb AdventureVolunteer Role: RISE Community Experience Volunteer Role Description: Volunteer Responsibilities: Encourage participants as they climb, watch, or cheer Support turn-taking and waiting Help with emotional regulation and encouragement Assist staff with transitions and reflection activities Volunteers do not belay or handle safety equipment. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Role: RISE Community Experience Volunteer Role Description: Volunteer Responsibilities: Encourage participants as they climb, watch, or cheer Support turn-taking and waiting Help with emotional regulation and encouragement Assist staff with transitions and reflection activities Volunteers do not belay or handle safety equipment. Agency: Walla Walla Valley Disability Network Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jan 24, 2026 Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Site Coordinator in UmatillaSpark the joy of reading through the magic of a shared book! As the Site Coordinator, you will likely be the sole classroom reader at Umatilla Center, visiting 2-3 Pre-K classes within one hour (once a week) to read a book and dispense books for kids to choose and keep. All Site Coordinators receive training and ongoing support from staff. Be Safe, Be Reliable, Have Fun! Agency: SMART Reading Spark the joy of reading through the magic of a shared book! As the Site Coordinator, you will likely be the sole classroom reader at Umatilla Center, visiting 2-3 Pre-K classes within one hour (once a week) to read a book and dispense books for kids to choose and keep. All Site Coordinators receive training and ongoing support from staff. Be Safe, Be Reliable, Have Fun! Agency: SMART Reading Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 97882 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: ReaderSpark the joy of reading through the magic of a shared book! This is a weekly, one-hour volunteer commitment at a local elementary school or preschool. Volunteer Readers provide literacy support to kids and help foster a love of reading through fun, child-guided reading sessions. At some sites, Readers read one-on-one with students, and at other sites, a volunteer leads an interactive read-aloud for a classroom. After applying, SMART Reading staff will work with the volunteer to find a school placement that works for their location and schedule. All volunteers complete an online orientation and on-site training. Agency: SMART Reading Spark the joy of reading through the magic of a shared book! This is a weekly, one-hour volunteer commitment at a local elementary school or preschool. Volunteer Readers provide literacy support to kids and help foster a love of reading through fun, child-guided reading sessions. At some sites, Readers read one-on-one with students, and at other sites, a volunteer leads an interactive read-aloud for a classroom. After applying, SMART Reading staff will work with the volunteer to find a school placement that works for their location and schedule. All volunteers complete an online orientation and on-site training. Agency: SMART Reading Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 98672 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: One to One Reader In The DallesSpark the joy of reading through the magic of a shared book! This is a weekly, one-hour volunteer commitment in The Dalles at Chenowith or Dry Hollow Elementary. Volunteer Readers provide literacy support to kids and help foster a love of reading through fun, child-guided reading sessions. All volunteers complete an online application, background check, and on-site training. Agency: SMART Reading Spark the joy of reading through the magic of a shared book! This is a weekly, one-hour volunteer commitment in The Dalles at Chenowith or Dry Hollow Elementary. Volunteer Readers provide literacy support to kids and help foster a love of reading through fun, child-guided reading sessions. All volunteers complete an online application, background check, and on-site training. Agency: SMART Reading Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 97058 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Ski or Snowboard with B5 at BluewoodSkyline Adventures needs volunteers to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from B5 youth program: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to free-ski or snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. B5 is a local non-profit located in Kennewick, WA that serves refugee and immigrant communities. Some of the kids have never seen snow before and others have been coming up with our program for years. They are a fun group! https://www.thriveatb5.org Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have skis or a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Skyline Adventures needs volunteers to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from B5 youth program: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to free-ski or snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. B5 is a local non-profit located in Kennewick, WA that serves refugee and immigrant communities. Some of the kids have never seen snow before and others have been coming up with our program for years. They are a fun group! https://www.thriveatb5.org Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have skis or a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Mar 15, 2026 Zip Code: 99328 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Ski or Snowboard with Cops N Kids at BluewoodSkyline Adventures needs volunteers to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from the Cops N Kids youth program: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to free-ski or snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. Cops N Kids brings at-risk kids and law enforcement to the mountain for a fun day of skiing. Note: You don't need to be law enforcement to volunteer! Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have skis or a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Skyline Adventures needs volunteers to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from the Cops N Kids youth program: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to free-ski or snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. Cops N Kids brings at-risk kids and law enforcement to the mountain for a fun day of skiing. Note: You don't need to be law enforcement to volunteer! Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have skis or a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Mar 8, 2026 Zip Code: 99328 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Ski or Snowboard with Cops N Kids at BluewoodSkyline Adventures needs volunteers to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from the Cops N Kids youth program: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to free-ski or snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. Cops N Kids brings at-risk kids and law enforcement to the mountain for a fun day of skiing. Note: You don't need to be law enforcement to volunteer! Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have skis or a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Skyline Adventures needs volunteers to come up to the mountain at Bluewood and help kids and teens from the Cops N Kids youth program: getting warm outer clothing on, latching boots, and off to their lessons. After the lessons and lunch, we need the volunteers to free-ski or snowboard with the kids until 2:30pm. Then we need extra hands to hang up all of the used gear and getting the kids back to their bus. Afterwards: you can ski all you want until Bluewood closes. Cops N Kids brings at-risk kids and law enforcement to the mountain for a fun day of skiing. Note: You don't need to be law enforcement to volunteer! Details: arrive at the Skyline lodge at 8:30am. We will give you a free lift ticket. Around 9am the ski bus arrives and we get the kids outfitted in snow gear and help them pick up their rental equipment. Once ready to go, we help the kids get to their lesson that Bluewood provides. For lunch, everyone gets a lunch ticket and goes into the main lodge to grab their meal. After lunch, the kids get to free ski until 2:30pm. We like to make sure there is a volunteer with the kids in case they need help getting up after a fall and to make sure they don't go down any black diamond routes. There will be a seasoned volunteer up on the mountain as well so just bring yourself, your gear, and we will show you the rest. -If you don't have skis or a snowboard let us know and we can arrange those for you at no charge. Agency: Skyline Adventures Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 15, 2026 Zip Code: 99328 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Tabitha's Closet Host Interest/Training Sign Up.Tabitha’s Closet is a free formalwear boutique that helps local students find dresses, suits, shoes, and accessories for proms, formals, and special events at no cost. Our Boutique Hosts greet students and families, help them browse the racks, and make the experience fun, supportive, and comfortable. ( Book time with Jodi Worden: Tabitha's Closet Volunteer Meet & Greet ) to schedule a short Zoom or in-person interview with Jodi Worden. After the conversation and review of your info sheet, and if shifts are available, you will receive a link to sign up for volunteer times. Agency: United Way of the Blue Mountains Tabitha’s Closet is a free formalwear boutique that helps local students find dresses, suits, shoes, and accessories for proms, formals, and special events at no cost. Our Boutique Hosts greet students and families, help them browse the racks, and make the experience fun, supportive, and comfortable. ( Book time with Jodi Worden: Tabitha's Closet Volunteer Meet & Greet ) to schedule a short Zoom or in-person interview with Jodi Worden. After the conversation and review of your info sheet, and if shifts are available, you will receive a link to sign up for volunteer times. Agency: United Way of the Blue Mountains Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Builders ReSupply VolunteerVolunteer with Builders ReSupply! Work with staff and customers in the store environment. Depending on where you are at in life, you can share a wealth of skills and expertise in recycling, upcycling, remodeling and home improvement, customer service, cash handling, sorting and organization OR learn from the experts. The Builders ReSupply Store is open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 9A to 4P. Join us for two hours or more on a periodic basis ranging from every week to once a quarter! Whatever suits your needs! Volunteers will always have the support of staff who are responsible for the store's safe operation. For more information, contact us at (509)525-2728. We encourage anyone interested to visit the store prior to submitting interest. Agency: Sustainable Living Center Volunteer with Builders ReSupply! Work with staff and customers in the store environment. Depending on where you are at in life, you can share a wealth of skills and expertise in recycling, upcycling, remodeling and home improvement, customer service, cash handling, sorting and organization OR learn from the experts. The Builders ReSupply Store is open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 9A to 4P. Join us for two hours or more on a periodic basis ranging from every week to once a quarter! Whatever suits your needs! Volunteers will always have the support of staff who are responsible for the store's safe operation. For more information, contact us at (509)525-2728. We encourage anyone interested to visit the store prior to submitting interest. Agency: Sustainable Living Center Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer CoordinatorWe are looking for someone willing to support other letter writers in the community. Tasks may include posting flyers, collecting & delivering letters, and reaching out to local libraries and groups who might like to write with us. Agency: Letters Against Isolation We are looking for someone willing to support other letter writers in the community. Tasks may include posting flyers, collecting & delivering letters, and reaching out to local libraries and groups who might like to write with us. Agency: Letters Against Isolation Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Event Planner for Local Girl Scout Troops - NOT Troop LeaderDive into the excitement as a Volunteer Event Planner for our dynamic Girl Scout troops! You’ll have a blast designing and coordinating 3-4 unforgettable events each year, like the dazzling World Thinking Day, the electrifying Annual Cookie Rally, and possibly a thrilling fall or spring day camp. Imagine creating joyful experiences for girls of all ages, buzzing with Girl Scout spirit, while focusing purely on planning—you are not responsible for supervising individual girls or managing troops, as those roles are handled by separate chaperones and troop leaders. Your mission is to bring creative ideas to life, attending fun monthly planning meetings (about 1-2 hours) to brainstorm and organize. You may join a few extra meetings closer to event dates to perfect every detail. On event days—typically action-packed Saturdays—you’ll oversee the magic for 4-5 hours, ensuring everything runs smoothly while the girls shine. If you’re bursting with creativity, love planning, and want to spark Girl Scout adventures, this is your dream role! Time commitment: ~2 hours/month for meetings, plus 4-5 hours on event days. You can support without attending event. Background Check and Girl Scout Membership Require. Join us and make unforgettable memories! Agency: Girl Scouts GSEWNI Service Unit 492 Dive into the excitement as a Volunteer Event Planner for our dynamic Girl Scout troops! You’ll have a blast designing and coordinating 3-4 unforgettable events each year, like the dazzling World Thinking Day, the electrifying Annual Cookie Rally, and possibly a thrilling fall or spring day camp. Imagine creating joyful experiences for girls of all ages, buzzing with Girl Scout spirit, while focusing purely on planning—you are not responsible for supervising individual girls or managing troops, as those roles are handled by separate chaperones and troop leaders. Your mission is to bring creative ideas to life, attending fun monthly planning meetings (about 1-2 hours) to brainstorm and organize. You may join a few extra meetings closer to event dates to perfect every detail. On event days—typically action-packed Saturdays—you’ll oversee the magic for 4-5 hours, ensuring everything runs smoothly while the girls shine. If you’re bursting with creativity, love planning, and want to spark Girl Scout adventures, this is your dream role! Time commitment: ~2 hours/month for meetings, plus 4-5 hours on event days. You can support without attending event. Background Check and Girl Scout Membership Require. Join us and make unforgettable memories! Agency: Girl Scouts GSEWNI Service Unit 492 Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 97862 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Pre-School Classroom Reader In Pendleton: 1 hour a weekThis is a weekly, one-hour volunteer commitment at Pendleton Early Learning Center. Volunteer Readers provide literacy support to kids and help foster a love of reading through fun, child-guided reading sessions. All volunteers complete an online application, background check, and on-site training. Agency: SMART Reading This is a weekly, one-hour volunteer commitment at Pendleton Early Learning Center. Volunteer Readers provide literacy support to kids and help foster a love of reading through fun, child-guided reading sessions. All volunteers complete an online application, background check, and on-site training. Agency: SMART Reading Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 97801 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Youth Mentor/Leader For Young LifeYoung Life is a fun, faith-based outreach ministry that builds authentic relationships with middle and high school kids to introduce them to Jesus and help them grow in their faith. We meet them where they are—on campus, at games, and in everyday life—sharing hope and showing up with consistency and care. Agency: Blue Mountain Young Life Young Life is a fun, faith-based outreach ministry that builds authentic relationships with middle and high school kids to introduce them to Jesus and help them grow in their faith. We meet them where they are—on campus, at games, and in everyday life—sharing hope and showing up with consistency and care. Agency: Blue Mountain Young Life Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Gesa Power House Theatre Needs Volunteers! Thank you for your interest in joining the Gesa Power House Theatre (GPHT) volunteer team! The Gesa Power House Theatre is on the National Register of Historic Places and is a nonprofit organization committed to building a strong, inclusive community through the performing arts. Volunteering with us is fun and flexible. Our shows include a little bit of everything: Dance performances, concerts, independent film, live theatre, stand-up comedy, and community events. Volunteers are often the first point of contact when a patron enters the theater, and you play a vital role in ensuring that our patrons have a memorable and safe experience. GPHT volunteers must be at least 18 years old to become an adult volunteer. All volunteers must complete an in-person volunteer orientation. The next orientation date is Thursday, May 23rd, at 5:00 p.m.. Volunteers help our patrons and guests in a variety of ways. Your role as a volunteer may include directing patrons to their seats, scanning tickets, distributing programs, helping people finding the restrooms and the balcony, opening/closing doors to the auditorium, observing patrons during a show/event to help as needed, and assisting with clean-up of the auditorium after a show/event. We also have volunteer opportunities outside of show events like decorating for the holidays, helping with mailing campaigns, and distributing posters. Volunteer benefits include: Help keep this historic building and the Gesa Power House Theatre thriving! Watch the show for FREE once you have fulfilled your volunteer duties! Recognition at volunteer appreciation event(s). A personalized name badge for you to use on shift. Involvement in the community and staying in-the-know about events at GPHT. Points for the Volunteer Rewards Program that can be redeemed for show tickets!To apply for this volunteer role, complete a volunteer application by contacting volunteers@phtww.org or by visiting this link --> MyImpactPage - Application Form - Gesa Power House Theatre (betterimpact.com) Agency: Gesa Power House Theatre Thank you for your interest in joining the Gesa Power House Theatre (GPHT) volunteer team! The Gesa Power House Theatre is on the National Register of Historic Places and is a nonprofit organization committed to building a strong, inclusive community through the performing arts. Volunteering with us is fun and flexible. Our shows include a little bit of everything: Dance performances, concerts, independent film, live theatre, stand-up comedy, and community events. Volunteers are often the first point of contact when a patron enters the theater, and you play a vital role in ensuring that our patrons have a memorable and safe experience. GPHT volunteers must be at least 18 years old to become an adult volunteer. All volunteers must complete an in-person volunteer orientation. The next orientation date is Thursday, May 23rd, at 5:00 p.m.. Volunteers help our patrons and guests in a variety of ways. Your role as a volunteer may include directing patrons to their seats, scanning tickets, distributing programs, helping people finding the restrooms and the balcony, opening/closing doors to the auditorium, observing patrons during a show/event to help as needed, and assisting with clean-up of the auditorium after a show/event. We also have volunteer opportunities outside of show events like decorating for the holidays, helping with mailing campaigns, and distributing posters. Volunteer benefits include: Help keep this historic building and the Gesa Power House Theatre thriving! Watch the show for FREE once you have fulfilled your volunteer duties! Recognition at volunteer appreciation event(s). A personalized name badge for you to use on shift. Involvement in the community and staying in-the-know about events at GPHT. Points for the Volunteer Rewards Program that can be redeemed for show tickets!To apply for this volunteer role, complete a volunteer application by contacting volunteers@phtww.org or by visiting this link --> MyImpactPage - Application Form - Gesa Power House Theatre (betterimpact.com) Agency: Gesa Power House Theatre Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dog Walking OrientationDog Walking is our most needed volunteer position. We have scheduled shifts, and this position allows for "drop-in" volunteering every day of the week. Our Dog walking team to provides essential physical and mental stimulation for our canine residents. Responsibilities include walking and playing with dogs, promoting positive interactions, and ensuring timely cleanups. Please fill out a Volunteer Application and schedule your orientation with this link: https://bluemountainhumanesociety.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/?id=65724&start_over
Agency: Blue Mountain Humane Society Dog Walking is our most needed volunteer position. We have scheduled shifts, and this position allows for "drop-in" volunteering every day of the week. Our Dog walking team to provides essential physical and mental stimulation for our canine residents. Responsibilities include walking and playing with dogs, promoting positive interactions, and ensuring timely cleanups. Please fill out a Volunteer Application and schedule your orientation with this link: https://bluemountainhumanesociety.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/?id=65724&start_over
Agency: Blue Mountain Humane Society Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Cook Assistant
Preparing creditable family-style meals
Store food and supplies properly
Clean and sanitize dishes, tableware, pot, pans, etc. promptly
Keep kitchen clean and tidy
Must have food handlers
Agency: Umatilla Morrow Head Start Inc.
Preparing creditable family-style meals
Store food and supplies properly
Clean and sanitize dishes, tableware, pot, pans, etc. promptly
Keep kitchen clean and tidy
Must have food handlers
Agency: Umatilla Morrow Head Start Inc. Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 97838 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Operations/Maintenance
Assist team by completing maintenance tickets
Help prepare classrooms for children and staff
Assist with painting and organizing offices
Repair damaged items as quickly as possible
Removing and rehanging pictures
Assisting with furniture assembly
Agency: Umatilla Morrow Head Start Inc.
Assist team by completing maintenance tickets
Help prepare classrooms for children and staff
Assist with painting and organizing offices
Repair damaged items as quickly as possible
Removing and rehanging pictures
Assisting with furniture assembly
Agency: Umatilla Morrow Head Start Inc. Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 97838 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: IT Assistant
Assist with IT help desk tickets
Help fix issues with phones and printers
Set up new desktops
Agency: Umatilla Morrow Head Start Inc.
Assist with IT help desk tickets
Help fix issues with phones and printers
Set up new desktops
Agency: Umatilla Morrow Head Start Inc. Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 97838 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Teacher Assistants
Assist the Teacher in preparing daily classroom activities
Ensure all children are within sight and sound at all times
Assist with clean up after meal times
Agency: Umatilla Morrow Head Start Inc.
Assist the Teacher in preparing daily classroom activities
Ensure all children are within sight and sound at all times
Assist with clean up after meal times
Agency: Umatilla Morrow Head Start Inc. Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 97838 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Picture Lab Classroom VolunteersDo you believe that art is integral to every child's education? We are looking for volunteers to join our dynamic team! Volunteers are the heart of Carnegie Picture Lab. Our volunteers deliver the only structured art education program in our elementary schools. By volunteering for Picture Lab, you will nurture the creative self-expression and enrich the learning of elementary school children by providing art history/art making lessons in any of our partner schools, our Makerspace, and community events. No art experience is required - all training and materials provided.
Agency: Carnegie Picture Lab Do you believe that art is integral to every child's education? We are looking for volunteers to join our dynamic team! Volunteers are the heart of Carnegie Picture Lab. Our volunteers deliver the only structured art education program in our elementary schools. By volunteering for Picture Lab, you will nurture the creative self-expression and enrich the learning of elementary school children by providing art history/art making lessons in any of our partner schools, our Makerspace, and community events. No art experience is required - all training and materials provided.
Agency: Carnegie Picture Lab Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Adopt A ResidentHelp a Resident run their errands, paint their nails, read to them, play games, or simply bond with a Resident and be the person they look forward to seeing and interacting with. This will help our Residents in so many ways and add to a better quality of life with you in it! This is also a great opportunity to get credits needed for school. Contact Park Manor today! Sonya Fowler Sfowler@ensignservices.net Park Manor Rehabilitation (509) 529-4218 ext.2100 Agency: Park Manor Rehabilitation Center Help a Resident run their errands, paint their nails, read to them, play games, or simply bond with a Resident and be the person they look forward to seeing and interacting with. This will help our Residents in so many ways and add to a better quality of life with you in it! This is also a great opportunity to get credits needed for school. Contact Park Manor today! Sonya Fowler Sfowler@ensignservices.net Park Manor Rehabilitation (509) 529-4218 ext.2100 Agency: Park Manor Rehabilitation Center Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Agency Requirement: >14 years old Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Adult Literacy TutorsThe Adult Literacy Program helps adults to reach personal goals in improving their education, such as: Reading Writing English language GED testing preparation Citizenship testing preparation Computer skills CNA exam preparation and more!Students are paired one-on-one with a tutor. We ask students and tutors to commit to meeting twice each week for 60-minute sessions. Tutoring must take place in a public location. Meeting days, times and location are determined by mutual agreement of student and tutor. All tutors participate in a 3-hour general training with the program director. Our English literacy curriculum (Essentials) and our ESL curriculum (Intercambio) provide online self-paced training modules we ask tutors to complete prior to using the materials. You can find more information on the Adult Literacy program at https://www.bmacww.org/programs/adult-literacy You may also complete an online Adult Literacy volunteer application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/132725574. Agency: Blue Mountain Action Council (BMAC) The Adult Literacy Program helps adults to reach personal goals in improving their education, such as: Reading Writing English language GED testing preparation Citizenship testing preparation Computer skills CNA exam preparation and more!Students are paired one-on-one with a tutor. We ask students and tutors to commit to meeting twice each week for 60-minute sessions. Tutoring must take place in a public location. Meeting days, times and location are determined by mutual agreement of student and tutor. All tutors participate in a 3-hour general training with the program director. Our English literacy curriculum (Essentials) and our ESL curriculum (Intercambio) provide online self-paced training modules we ask tutors to complete prior to using the materials. You can find more information on the Adult Literacy program at https://www.bmacww.org/programs/adult-literacy You may also complete an online Adult Literacy volunteer application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/132725574. Agency: Blue Mountain Action Council (BMAC) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Agency Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Adult Literacy ESL TutorsThe Adult Literacy Program works with adults who want to learn to speak conversational English. Student skill levels range from little to no comprehension/speaking of English to students who simply need assistance practicing their English with a conversation partner. Tutors working with students who have little to no English comprehesion/speaking skills, need to be conversational in Spanish. Tutors who serve as conversation partners do not need to speak Spanish. Typically, students are paired one-on-one with a tutor, however, we may pair two students with a tutor if the students are at a similar level and the tutor agrees to work with two students. We ask students and tutors to commit to meeting twice each week for 60-minute sessions. Tutoring must take place in a public location. Meeting days, times and location are determined by mutual agreement of student(s) and tutor. All tutors participate in a 3-hour general training with the program director. In additon, completing the online self-paced training modules for our ESL curriculum, Intercambio, is required of tutors using this curriculm. Tutors who volunteer as conversation partners are not required to complete the online training, but are welcome to do so if interested. You can find more information at https://www.bmacww.org/programs/adult-literacy You may also complete an online Adult Literacy volunteer application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/132725574.
Agency: Blue Mountain Action Council (BMAC) The Adult Literacy Program works with adults who want to learn to speak conversational English. Student skill levels range from little to no comprehension/speaking of English to students who simply need assistance practicing their English with a conversation partner. Tutors working with students who have little to no English comprehesion/speaking skills, need to be conversational in Spanish. Tutors who serve as conversation partners do not need to speak Spanish. Typically, students are paired one-on-one with a tutor, however, we may pair two students with a tutor if the students are at a similar level and the tutor agrees to work with two students. We ask students and tutors to commit to meeting twice each week for 60-minute sessions. Tutoring must take place in a public location. Meeting days, times and location are determined by mutual agreement of student(s) and tutor. All tutors participate in a 3-hour general training with the program director. In additon, completing the online self-paced training modules for our ESL curriculum, Intercambio, is required of tutors using this curriculm. Tutors who volunteer as conversation partners are not required to complete the online training, but are welcome to do so if interested. You can find more information at https://www.bmacww.org/programs/adult-literacy You may also complete an online Adult Literacy volunteer application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/132725574.
Agency: Blue Mountain Action Council (BMAC) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Adult Literacy Digital Literacy TutorsThe Adult Literacy Program frequently receives requests from adults who are seeking assistance with digital literacy. This could range from understanding how to use a smartphone, to uploading documents on an application to using Microsoft Word and Excel. Typically, students are paired one-on-one with a tutor, however, we may pair two students with a tutor if the students are at a similar level and the tutor agrees to work with two students. We ask students and tutors to commit to meeting twice each week for 60-minute sessions. Tutoring must take place in a public location. Meeting days, times and location are determined by mutual agreement of student(s) and tutor. While there is no requirement to be bilingual in English/Spanish to provide digital literacy tutoring, we currently lack digital literacy tutors who speak Spanish and would like to add this service to our tutoring program. Digital literacy tutors participate in a 3-hour general training with the program director. You can find more information at https://www.bmacww.org/programs/adult-literacy. You may also complete an online Adult Literacy volunteer application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/132725574.
Agency: Blue Mountain Action Council (BMAC) The Adult Literacy Program frequently receives requests from adults who are seeking assistance with digital literacy. This could range from understanding how to use a smartphone, to uploading documents on an application to using Microsoft Word and Excel. Typically, students are paired one-on-one with a tutor, however, we may pair two students with a tutor if the students are at a similar level and the tutor agrees to work with two students. We ask students and tutors to commit to meeting twice each week for 60-minute sessions. Tutoring must take place in a public location. Meeting days, times and location are determined by mutual agreement of student(s) and tutor. While there is no requirement to be bilingual in English/Spanish to provide digital literacy tutoring, we currently lack digital literacy tutors who speak Spanish and would like to add this service to our tutoring program. Digital literacy tutors participate in a 3-hour general training with the program director. You can find more information at https://www.bmacww.org/programs/adult-literacy. You may also complete an online Adult Literacy volunteer application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/132725574.
Agency: Blue Mountain Action Council (BMAC) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Administrative VolunteersWe're always looking for volunteers to help out in our office on our Administrative Team! Volunteers in this role help out with things like: Putting together packets for our social workers & nurses to take to patient admissions Make copies for packets Answer phone during all-staff meetings Scan confidential patient information into patient electronic medical records Help with prep-work for upcoming events/marketing support Assist with mailings Other miscellaneous office tasksFor more information, or to apply, contact Luci Berg, Volunteer Coordinator at 509-525-5561 or luci@wwhospice.org to learn more! Agency: Walla Walla Community Hospice We're always looking for volunteers to help out in our office on our Administrative Team! Volunteers in this role help out with things like: Putting together packets for our social workers & nurses to take to patient admissions Make copies for packets Answer phone during all-staff meetings Scan confidential patient information into patient electronic medical records Help with prep-work for upcoming events/marketing support Assist with mailings Other miscellaneous office tasksFor more information, or to apply, contact Luci Berg, Volunteer Coordinator at 509-525-5561 or luci@wwhospice.org to learn more! Agency: Walla Walla Community Hospice Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Patient Care VolunteeringHave you ever wondered about other people's stories or lives? Perhaps you'd like to chat with someone about their life and all of their experiences they've had to shape them into the person they've become today. We all live such different lives, and no matter how long we live, it's never long enough. Hospice volunteers are so lucky to be able to spend time with our patients, socializing and learning about patient lives, or sometimes just providing the patient's caregiver respite while their loved one sleeps. Either way, the volunteer is highly valued. Do you enjoy gardening? Do you have a big heart you’d like to share with others by visiting or just sitting down to hold someone's hand? Are you a Veteran? Do you enjoy reading or writing? Would you like to provide caregivers of loved ones a break to go for a walk or just leave the house for a short while? Do you play music? Enjoy cleaning? Do you have a special talent or hobby you would like to share with others in their last days, weeks, or months of life? Prefer office-type work? We have a need for help with that, too!Walla Walla Community Hospice is looking for volunteers in Walla Walla, Columbia, and Umatilla Counties! Agency: Walla Walla Community Hospice Have you ever wondered about other people's stories or lives? Perhaps you'd like to chat with someone about their life and all of their experiences they've had to shape them into the person they've become today. We all live such different lives, and no matter how long we live, it's never long enough. Hospice volunteers are so lucky to be able to spend time with our patients, socializing and learning about patient lives, or sometimes just providing the patient's caregiver respite while their loved one sleeps. Either way, the volunteer is highly valued. Do you enjoy gardening? Do you have a big heart you’d like to share with others by visiting or just sitting down to hold someone's hand? Are you a Veteran? Do you enjoy reading or writing? Would you like to provide caregivers of loved ones a break to go for a walk or just leave the house for a short while? Do you play music? Enjoy cleaning? Do you have a special talent or hobby you would like to share with others in their last days, weeks, or months of life? Prefer office-type work? We have a need for help with that, too!Walla Walla Community Hospice is looking for volunteers in Walla Walla, Columbia, and Umatilla Counties! Agency: Walla Walla Community Hospice Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Long-Term Care OmbudsmanBMAC is once again the host of a new regional office for the Washington State Long-Term Care Ombuds Program (LTCOP). This program provides effective, visible advocacy for residents in long-term care facilities. A certified ombuds is a volunteer, observer, listener, detective, communicator, and problem-solver who advocates for residents in long-term care facilities. Each volunteer receives extensive free training and support. Our volunteers find that they enjoy knowing that their volunteer work makes a critical difference in the lives of vulnerable people. Volunteer Ombuds work to protect residents’ rights and dignity, ensure quality care, and prevent neglect, abuse, and other issues. Agency: Blue Mountain Action Council (BMAC) BMAC is once again the host of a new regional office for the Washington State Long-Term Care Ombuds Program (LTCOP). This program provides effective, visible advocacy for residents in long-term care facilities. A certified ombuds is a volunteer, observer, listener, detective, communicator, and problem-solver who advocates for residents in long-term care facilities. Each volunteer receives extensive free training and support. Our volunteers find that they enjoy knowing that their volunteer work makes a critical difference in the lives of vulnerable people. Volunteer Ombuds work to protect residents’ rights and dignity, ensure quality care, and prevent neglect, abuse, and other issues. Agency: Blue Mountain Action Council (BMAC) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Walla Walla County Emergency Operations Center VolunteerOur vision is to have a community of volunteers that will rise to the challenge of emergencies to improve the quality of life in Walla Walla Valley in the future. We are prepared to open an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) to provide support to field incident commanders and information to the public when a disaster occurs. We are always looking for volunteers to assist us in the EOC. Agency: Walla Walla County Emergency Management Our vision is to have a community of volunteers that will rise to the challenge of emergencies to improve the quality of life in Walla Walla Valley in the future. We are prepared to open an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) to provide support to field incident commanders and information to the public when a disaster occurs. We are always looking for volunteers to assist us in the EOC. Agency: Walla Walla County Emergency Management Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Kitchen Prep VolunteerThe Kitchen Prep volunteer works whenever they are available between 7:00AM and 3:00PM to do kitchen prep work: peeling, chopping or just filling containers for our Nutrition Program. Each volunteer must have a Washington State food handlers card which you can get online and costs $10. If you do not have this card, you can do the short course here at the Walla Walla Senior Center and we will pay for it.
Feel free to sign up for this opportunity through this site, or contact us at (509) 527-3775. Agency: Walla Walla Senior Citizens Center, Inc. The Kitchen Prep volunteer works whenever they are available between 7:00AM and 3:00PM to do kitchen prep work: peeling, chopping or just filling containers for our Nutrition Program. Each volunteer must have a Washington State food handlers card which you can get online and costs $10. If you do not have this card, you can do the short course here at the Walla Walla Senior Center and we will pay for it.
Feel free to sign up for this opportunity through this site, or contact us at (509) 527-3775. Agency: Walla Walla Senior Citizens Center, Inc. Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Agency Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Games VolunteerWe are looking for someone to come enrich the lives of our residents here at Whitman Place by playing various board and card games with the residents! This could be Uno!, Scrabble, Monopoly or any other game we have! This will be a weekly or bi-weekly opportunity that can work around your schedule. If you have any questions contact Bailey at bkissack@enlivant.com. Agency: Whitman Place Assisted Living We are looking for someone to come enrich the lives of our residents here at Whitman Place by playing various board and card games with the residents! This could be Uno!, Scrabble, Monopoly or any other game we have! This will be a weekly or bi-weekly opportunity that can work around your schedule. If you have any questions contact Bailey at bkissack@enlivant.com. Agency: Whitman Place Assisted Living Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Bible Study LeaderWhitman Place is looking for a nondenominational bible study leader! We are able to work with your schedule, and will ensure you have everything you need for a wonderful bible study session. This could be a virtual opportunity if needed, but our residents love new people coming in! Please reach out to bkissack@enlivant.com if you have any questions!
Agency: Whitman Place Assisted Living Whitman Place is looking for a nondenominational bible study leader! We are able to work with your schedule, and will ensure you have everything you need for a wonderful bible study session. This could be a virtual opportunity if needed, but our residents love new people coming in! Please reach out to bkissack@enlivant.com if you have any questions!
Agency: Whitman Place Assisted Living Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Whitman Mission Visitor Center VolunteerThis volunteer position will support Whitman Mission NHS rangers by staffing the visitor center desk and assisting them in other duties. The volunteer will have to adhere to all National Park Service safety and health regulations during the volunteer position.
Duties: Represent the park to the public Answer visitor questions Provide site orientation to visitors Research, develop and give 30-35 min interpretive programs (Optional) Award JR Ranger badges Operate the bookstore cash register to complete sales Start the park film Rove park sites cleaning waysides, disposing of trash, and making visitor contacts Track visitor stats Promote a safe working environment and report safety issues to a park representative immediately Ride in a government vehicle for mission oriented trips Accurate record keeping Answer phones in a professional manner and transfer the call to the appropriate person if necessary Restock the bookstore Help with light housekeeping tasksQualifications: Lift up to 25lbs Have experience working as a customer service representative Have excellent customer service skills Properly wear the volunteer uniform Work in a primarily sedentary environment Public speaking skills Interest in United Stated history and Native American culture is strongly encouraged Cash handling experience Adhere to all National Park Service and Federal safety and health regulations Possess valid driver’s licenseAgency: Whitman Mission National Historic Site This volunteer position will support Whitman Mission NHS rangers by staffing the visitor center desk and assisting them in other duties. The volunteer will have to adhere to all National Park Service safety and health regulations during the volunteer position.
Duties: Represent the park to the public Answer visitor questions Provide site orientation to visitors Research, develop and give 30-35 min interpretive programs (Optional) Award JR Ranger badges Operate the bookstore cash register to complete sales Start the park film Rove park sites cleaning waysides, disposing of trash, and making visitor contacts Track visitor stats Promote a safe working environment and report safety issues to a park representative immediately Ride in a government vehicle for mission oriented trips Accurate record keeping Answer phones in a professional manner and transfer the call to the appropriate person if necessary Restock the bookstore Help with light housekeeping tasksQualifications: Lift up to 25lbs Have experience working as a customer service representative Have excellent customer service skills Properly wear the volunteer uniform Work in a primarily sedentary environment Public speaking skills Interest in United Stated history and Native American culture is strongly encouraged Cash handling experience Adhere to all National Park Service and Federal safety and health regulations Possess valid driver’s licenseAgency: Whitman Mission National Historic Site Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help an organization assess and strengthen their foundation!Are you looking to contribute your skills to nonprofits in your community? Do you have a broad understanding of nonprofit administration and/or expertise in small business development? If so, look no further than becoming a Pathways consultant with 501 Commons. As a Pathways Consultant, you will have the opportunity to make a fundamental difference in an organization’s ability to more effectively deliver their mission! Are you looking to contribute your skills to nonprofits in your community? Do you have a broad understanding of nonprofit administration and/or expertise in small business development? If so, look no further than becoming a Pathways consultant with 501 Commons. As a Pathways Consultant, you will have the opportunity to make a fundamental difference in an organization’s ability to more effectively deliver their mission! Pathways is a short consultative process that provides a framework for what it means to be a healthy nonprofit, tips on how an organization can "easily" move themselves up the ladder, and personalized assistance working through their more challenging issues. It is meant to help organizations take stock of where they are at and daylight a way forward. Grounded in the Five Elements of a Healthy Nonprofit Assessment, Pathways helps organizations reflect on their own ability to: Exercise strong governance and oversight Demonstrate good management practices and a healthy organizational culture Secure the resources needed to carry out their missions and be accountable for the management of funds Communicate and steward relationships with people who give them money, use what they create, help them meet their mission, and carry their message Deliver efficient and effective programs, services, and administrative systemsPathways consultants work in teams of two to: Facilitate the self-assessment process and help an organization come to a consensus on where they are in regards to each of the five elements Discuss easily addressed opportunities and help the organization determine priorities for additional consultation Refer to curated recommendations in addition to doing a little research of their own to compose tailored suggestions to help the organization move the needle in a positive wayThe entire Pathways process includes a series of four meetings held over the course of 2-3 months and approximately 25 hours of service per consultant. Apply to volunteer with 501 Commons and prepare to make a difference in your own community. For more information about Pathways or volunteering with 501 Commons, reply to this posting. Agency: 501 Commons Are you looking to contribute your skills to nonprofits in your community? Do you have a broad understanding of nonprofit administration and/or expertise in small business development? If so, look no further than becoming a Pathways consultant with 501 Commons. As a Pathways Consultant, you will have the opportunity to make a fundamental difference in an organization’s ability to more effectively deliver their mission! Are you looking to contribute your skills to nonprofits in your community? Do you have a broad understanding of nonprofit administration and/or expertise in small business development? If so, look no further than becoming a Pathways consultant with 501 Commons. As a Pathways Consultant, you will have the opportunity to make a fundamental difference in an organization’s ability to more effectively deliver their mission! Pathways is a short consultative process that provides a framework for what it means to be a healthy nonprofit, tips on how an organization can "easily" move themselves up the ladder, and personalized assistance working through their more challenging issues. It is meant to help organizations take stock of where they are at and daylight a way forward. Grounded in the Five Elements of a Healthy Nonprofit Assessment, Pathways helps organizations reflect on their own ability to: Exercise strong governance and oversight Demonstrate good management practices and a healthy organizational culture Secure the resources needed to carry out their missions and be accountable for the management of funds Communicate and steward relationships with people who give them money, use what they create, help them meet their mission, and carry their message Deliver efficient and effective programs, services, and administrative systemsPathways consultants work in teams of two to: Facilitate the self-assessment process and help an organization come to a consensus on where they are in regards to each of the five elements Discuss easily addressed opportunities and help the organization determine priorities for additional consultation Refer to curated recommendations in addition to doing a little research of their own to compose tailored suggestions to help the organization move the needle in a positive wayThe entire Pathways process includes a series of four meetings held over the course of 2-3 months and approximately 25 hours of service per consultant. Apply to volunteer with 501 Commons and prepare to make a difference in your own community. For more information about Pathways or volunteering with 501 Commons, reply to this posting. Agency: 501 Commons Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Strengthen a nonprofit's ability to fundraise.Many nonprofits lack the capacity, resources, and knowledge to raise the funds they need in order to sustain themselves financially and deliver their missions. You can help by contributing your fundraising expertise and boosting the capacity of local nonprofits while also enhancing your own consulting skills. 501 Commons provides high-quality, affordable consulting, coaching, and training services to nonprofits, schools, and public agencies thanks to a corps of skilled volunteers who share their time and talent. The Executive Service Corps, a program of 501 Commons, is dedicated to connecting the skills and expertise of volunteer consultants with organizations in need of planning and management consulting. As a fund development consultant with 501 Commons, you can help build the capacity of nonprofits to effectively fundraise by: Assessing and improving organizational readiness Developing case statements for support Creating fund development plans, and moreAs a Service Corp Member, you will: Have access to our resource library and professional development workshops Learn new skills applicable to personal and professional situations Apply your background and expertise towards supporting the nonprofit communityWhile the requirements of each project vary, consultants typically work in pairs and serve approximately 10-12 hours per month each, over the course of 2-4 months. For more information about how you can utilize your professional expertise to benefit the nonprofit community, visit 501commons.org and click on Engage. Agency: 501 Commons Many nonprofits lack the capacity, resources, and knowledge to raise the funds they need in order to sustain themselves financially and deliver their missions. You can help by contributing your fundraising expertise and boosting the capacity of local nonprofits while also enhancing your own consulting skills. 501 Commons provides high-quality, affordable consulting, coaching, and training services to nonprofits, schools, and public agencies thanks to a corps of skilled volunteers who share their time and talent. The Executive Service Corps, a program of 501 Commons, is dedicated to connecting the skills and expertise of volunteer consultants with organizations in need of planning and management consulting. As a fund development consultant with 501 Commons, you can help build the capacity of nonprofits to effectively fundraise by: Assessing and improving organizational readiness Developing case statements for support Creating fund development plans, and moreAs a Service Corp Member, you will: Have access to our resource library and professional development workshops Learn new skills applicable to personal and professional situations Apply your background and expertise towards supporting the nonprofit communityWhile the requirements of each project vary, consultants typically work in pairs and serve approximately 10-12 hours per month each, over the course of 2-4 months. For more information about how you can utilize your professional expertise to benefit the nonprofit community, visit 501commons.org and click on Engage. Agency: 501 Commons Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Apply Your Professional Skills and Help Strengthen NonprofitsNonprofit organizations need your help more now than ever!! Many lack the capacity and resources they need to support their missions and the numerous people they serve. Your professional expertise and passion for contributing to the community will play an essential role in helping these organizations realize their full potential. Who are we? 501 Commons provides high-quality, affordable consulting, coaching, and training services to nonprofits, schools, and public agencies thanks to volunteer consultants who generously give of their time and talents. The Executive Service Corps, a program of 501 Commons, is dedicated to connecting the skills and expertise of volunteer consultants with organizations in need of planning and management consulting. How does it work? Members of 501 Commons’ Service Corps support nonprofits by acting as: Consultants on well-defined projects that are guided by a consulting contract Facilitators of meetings, retreats, and conferences Coaches for nonprofit leadersWhile the requirements of each project vary, on average consultants can expect to serve 6-12 hours per month throughout the course of 4-6 months, and work on projects in pairs. All volunteers are covered by 501 Commons' Professional Liability coverage. What’s in it for you? As a service corps member, you will: Learn new skills that fuel personal and professional growth Have access to our online training, resource library, and professional development workshops Apply your background and expertise towards supporting the nonprofit communityHow do you start? For more information about this opportunity and how to join the service corps, please visit the "engage" section of our website www.501commons.org or reply to this posting. Agency: 501 Commons Nonprofit organizations need your help more now than ever!! Many lack the capacity and resources they need to support their missions and the numerous people they serve. Your professional expertise and passion for contributing to the community will play an essential role in helping these organizations realize their full potential. Who are we? 501 Commons provides high-quality, affordable consulting, coaching, and training services to nonprofits, schools, and public agencies thanks to volunteer consultants who generously give of their time and talents. The Executive Service Corps, a program of 501 Commons, is dedicated to connecting the skills and expertise of volunteer consultants with organizations in need of planning and management consulting. How does it work? Members of 501 Commons’ Service Corps support nonprofits by acting as: Consultants on well-defined projects that are guided by a consulting contract Facilitators of meetings, retreats, and conferences Coaches for nonprofit leadersWhile the requirements of each project vary, on average consultants can expect to serve 6-12 hours per month throughout the course of 4-6 months, and work on projects in pairs. All volunteers are covered by 501 Commons' Professional Liability coverage. What’s in it for you? As a service corps member, you will: Learn new skills that fuel personal and professional growth Have access to our online training, resource library, and professional development workshops Apply your background and expertise towards supporting the nonprofit communityHow do you start? For more information about this opportunity and how to join the service corps, please visit the "engage" section of our website www.501commons.org or reply to this posting. Agency: 501 Commons Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: MentorsWe are in need of individuals who would like to be a mentor to an elementary school child. Meeting once a week during lunch and recess at at local elementary school can make a world of difference to a child. Agency: Friends of Children of Walla Walla We are in need of individuals who would like to be a mentor to an elementary school child. Meeting once a week during lunch and recess at at local elementary school can make a world of difference to a child. Agency: Friends of Children of Walla Walla Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Responding to Hail DamageA storm traveled from the west toward Wallowa on Aug. 11, with some hail reported as large as golf balls and even baseballs in certain areas of Wallowa County and winds up to 50 mph, according to media accounts. While many community organizations have banded together, the northeast Oregon community of around 800 people does not have the financial resources to support repairs and recovery, Governor Brown said in a news release. The city of Wallowa is a small, remote rural community with many low-income community members that live on fixed incomes, and many are either uninsured or underinsured. The BMLTRG is seeking individual volunteers and team volunteers to fill roles that vary from meeting with survivors to documenting needs to hands-on roofing, siding, window installation, to installing insulation. We are seeking teenagers (with appropriate supervision) to individuals skilled in the trades. By responding to this general post we will contact you to see what the best fits are. As specific needs are identified over the next week we will be posting specific volunteer days and times for individuals but we can customize group team dates. Thank you in advance!
Agency: Blue Mountain Region Long-Term Recovery Group A storm traveled from the west toward Wallowa on Aug. 11, with some hail reported as large as golf balls and even baseballs in certain areas of Wallowa County and winds up to 50 mph, according to media accounts. While many community organizations have banded together, the northeast Oregon community of around 800 people does not have the financial resources to support repairs and recovery, Governor Brown said in a news release. The city of Wallowa is a small, remote rural community with many low-income community members that live on fixed incomes, and many are either uninsured or underinsured. The BMLTRG is seeking individual volunteers and team volunteers to fill roles that vary from meeting with survivors to documenting needs to hands-on roofing, siding, window installation, to installing insulation. We are seeking teenagers (with appropriate supervision) to individuals skilled in the trades. By responding to this general post we will contact you to see what the best fits are. As specific needs are identified over the next week we will be posting specific volunteer days and times for individuals but we can customize group team dates. Thank you in advance!
Agency: Blue Mountain Region Long-Term Recovery Group Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 97885 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Adult Day Center VolunteerVolunteer opportunities are always available at the Walla Walla Adult Day Center (ADC). Our volunteers share a bit of their daily lives with us, and we could not be any more grateful. There are no mandated hours to be a volunteer, volunteers share their time according to their availability. It does not matter whether your availability is once a week for one hour or four times a week for the full six hours of the program, we'd love to have you. To become a Walla Walla ADC volunteer there are just a few prerequisites: being a listening ear, a watchful eye and having a caring attitude.
Feel free to apply through this site, or contact us at (509)527-3775 Ext. 3 Agency: Walla Walla Senior Citizens Center, Inc. Volunteer opportunities are always available at the Walla Walla Adult Day Center (ADC). Our volunteers share a bit of their daily lives with us, and we could not be any more grateful. There are no mandated hours to be a volunteer, volunteers share their time according to their availability. It does not matter whether your availability is once a week for one hour or four times a week for the full six hours of the program, we'd love to have you. To become a Walla Walla ADC volunteer there are just a few prerequisites: being a listening ear, a watchful eye and having a caring attitude.
Feel free to apply through this site, or contact us at (509)527-3775 Ext. 3 Agency: Walla Walla Senior Citizens Center, Inc. Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Internship : Spanish TranslatorUnited Way of Walla Walla is seeking someone that is willing to act as translator for some documents. Duties include: Reading fliers and documents Translating from English to Spanish Writing and editing
If you would like to gain these skills or possess some of these skills already, we would love to hear form you! Agency: United Way of the Blue Mountains United Way of Walla Walla is seeking someone that is willing to act as translator for some documents. Duties include: Reading fliers and documents Translating from English to Spanish Writing and editing
If you would like to gain these skills or possess some of these skills already, we would love to hear form you! Agency: United Way of the Blue Mountains Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 99362 Allow Groups: No |