Seattle Works Programs
Looking to build your connection to the Seattle community? Want to learn more about how we care for our community as a city and neighbors? Our programs make it easy for your to plug in and learn about Seattle. Meet your neighbors while gaining valuable experience and learning more about the amazing work of local nonprofits!
At Seattle Works we strive to build a diverse and welcoming community through focus on equity in all aspects of our work. As part of this work, we expect and encourage our partners to work with us to make sure volunteering is accessible and welcoming for everyone. To learn more about our goals, please visit our Equity page. If you have experienced harassment, micro- aggressions, racial discrimination or other racial misconduct at a Seattle Works event, please hold us accountable via our Racial Grievance Reporting Form.
AGENTS OF CHANGE
Are you a professional, volunteer or board member in the non-profit sector? Are you looking to learn more about how to incorporate an anti-racist lens to the work or volunteering you do? Want to connect with other inspiring folks that are looking to decolonize the non-profit sector? If you answered "yes" (or "YES!") to those questions, the Agents of Change Cohort is calling your name! Learn more here.
BIPOC LINK-UP
Looking to expand your community, have fun, and learn things in a welcoming space? If you identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, Person of Color), then this program is for you! The BIPOC Link-Up focuses on topics that promote positive well-being for BIPOC to connect, build community, share resources, discuss racial equity, promote healing, & make an impact. Join the link-up here.
WHITE CAUCUS
The White Caucus is for white people to take part in anti-oppression work in a way that’s useful rather than destructive or distracting. We caucus to process feelings, retrain ourselves, and take action to dismantle racism and shift power to people who identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color (BIPOC). Learn more here.
VOLUNTEER CALENDAR
Want to learn more about our community and our neighbors? Our Volunteer Calendar showcases one-time, weekend, or weeknight volunteer opportunities hosted by nonprofits across the city. This is your one-stop shop for projects including habitat restoration, meal preparation, painting, and more!
CORPORATE TEAM VOLUNTEERING
Whether you’re looking for a teambuilding opportunity or want to put your company’s unique skills to work in the community; we can organize customized volunteer projects to fit your needs, while meeting the needs of local nonprofits. Visit our custom volunteer projects page to learn more.
THE BRIDGE: BOARD TRAINING
The Bridge: Board Training is a virtual training designed to demystify board service by providing participants with the tools and knowledge to be an effective board member. Learn from experts in the local nonprofit sector, meet other emerging leaders, and practice the skills used on nonprofit and public boards. Register for a training here.
ONGOING OPPORTUNITIES POSTINGS
Looking to commit to something more than a done-in-a-day project? Check out the latest longer-term opportunities from our nonprofit partners.
If you are having trouble plugging into a volunteer opportunity or if you just can't seem to find the right fit, email us at lead@seattleworks.org for help.