Center for Service-Learning
- SCC
- Center for Service-Learning
- Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
The Center for Service-Learning develops relationships between Shoreline Community College and nonprofit organizations in the community that rely on volunteers to run their programs. By connecting students with these organizations, we're creating a reciprocal relationship: organizations receive essential support for their services and students gain professional experience and hands-on education.
Current Service Opportunities - updated every quarter for Service Learning Students and the community.
Where to Volunteer:
If you are a student or member of the community currently seeking volunteer or work experience and did not see a position of interest under "Current Service Opportunities," consider taking a look at some of the organizations below that have an ongoing need for volunteer support. Contact them directly for more information about how to get involved.
ON-CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS:
SCC Office of Special Services
Variable tasks.Tutor, classroom assistance and general program help.
Work with adult students with disabilities.
5226 Foss Building
Barbara L. Fiske
bfiske@shoreline.edu
206-546-5823
HEROES Program
The Shoreline HEROES Program is a peer-mentoring program for ESL, GED, ABE, CEO and
LCN students. We connect students currently in these programs to each other, to mentors
who are in college level courses, and to important resources to help them succeed
in school.
5204 Foss Building
Abe Tekeste, HEROES Program Coordinator
206-546-4566
http://www.shoreline.edu/transitional-programs/heroes.aspx
OFF-CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS:
Hopelink
Service opportunities in our food banks, adult education programs, mobility management
or housing.
Lisa Budell, Volunteer Program Coordinator
volunteerwithus@hope-link.org
425-869-6066
http://www.hope-link.org/take_action/volunteer/
North Helpline
Distribution, Sorting, Grocery Rescue and Emergency Services
Caleb Smith, Volunteer Coordinator
206-367-3477
Turning Point
Volunteer to tutor in our after-school program and invest in at-risk youth struggling in school.
Angela Ferrara
angela@turningpointseattle.org
206-402-6960
http://www.turningpointseattle.org/#!volunteer/c1zwe
Solid Ground
Solid Ground has various volunteer opportunities to accommodate many different schedules and interests throughout western Washington and the greater Seattle area.
206-694-6825
http://www.solid-ground.org/GetInvolved/Volunteer/Pages/default.aspx
Center for Human Services
If you would like to become a volunteer at CHS, please download our application.
Once you complete the application, you can email, fax or mail it back to the appropriate person listed below. Or call us at 206-362-7282.
http://www.chs-nw.org/get-involved/volunteer/
Shoreline Farmers Market
http://www.shorelinefarmersmarket.org/volunteer.html
Hunger Intervention Program
Prep team volunteer, cooking demonstration Assistant, special projects volunteer
http://www.hungerintervention.org/volunteering.html
Lifelong Aids Alliance
Help with the annual AIDS Walk, the Kitchen Soup Brigade, prevention education, and
thrift store programs.
http://www.llaa.org/volunteer
206-328-8979
Kruckeberg Botanic Garden Foundation
Tours for the public, work in the garden, work with kids in the garden, help put on
events, etc.
206-546-1281 (option 6)
volunteer@kruckeberg.org
http://www.kruckeberg.org/index.php/volunteer/volunteer
Magnuson Children's Garden and Nature Programs
Assist staff and docents in teaching children about gardening and nature.
Emily Bishton
206-523-1774
magnusonnatureprograms@gmail.com
magnusonnatureprograms.com
United Way King County
A wide variety of volunteer opportunities.
http://www.uwkc.org/ways-to-volunteer/
King County Animal Shelter
Help care for abandoned dogs or cats in Shoreline.
http://www.kingcounty.gov/safety/regionalAnimalServices/Volunteer.aspx
sarah.luthens@kingcounty.gov
King County Library System
The Study Zone needs volunteers to tutor elementary through high school students at
the library.
Use your skills in math, science, English, social studies, study methods and more.
Annie Poyner, 425-369-3312
http://www.kcls.org/volunteer/
Vision House
Help with construction of a house for homeless families
http://www.vision-house.org/general-volunteering/jacobs-well-construction-volunteer
Kristi Slattery, 425-228-6356
Catholic Community Services
Tutoring centers in Seattle
Various tutoring opportunities in the summer and throughout the school year.
Mariah Pepper: 206.328.5970, volunteerytp@ccsww.org
Chore Services Volunteer
Provide assistance to elderly people with housework, laundry, yard work, etc.
Belina Van: 206-328-6849, VC@ccsww.org
www.ccsww.org
VOAWW Greenwood Food Bank
Volunteer and internship opportunities available.
Food distribution and sorting, administrative tasks, home delivery drivers
http://www.voaww.org/Get-Involved/Volunteer-Opportunities
Cynthia Cantrill: ccantrill@voaww.org
Food Lifeline
Organize and package food to be distributed to food banks.
206-545-FOOD (3663)
http://www.foodlifeline.org/help/volunteer/IndividualOpportunities.html
EarthCorps
Environmental restoration in local parks and natural areas.
http://www.earthcorps.org/volunteer.php
Chris LaPointe: 206-322-9296, ext 217, chris@earthcorps.org
Full Life Care
Volunteer and internship opportunities available.
Social support and therapeutic activities for seniors.
http://www.fulllifecare.org/donate-now/volunteer/
Lindsey Ismailova (Director of Volunteer Programs) LindseyI@FullLifecare.org
206-224-3790
Nature Consortium
Environmental volunteer work parties in the West Duwamish Greenbelt (West Seattle).
Remove invasive species and/or plant native plant.s
Musicians and artists often perform during part of the work party.
http://www.naturec.org/volunteer/
Seattle Tilth
Volunteer and internship opportunities available.
Garden steward, children's education naturalist, administrative tasks, mentoring.
http://seattletilth.org/get-involved/volunteer/index_html
Amanda Boyle