GHP FISH is led entirely by volunteers. Volunteers are needed to: help clients with much needed food; restock and maintain the food bank; pick up food at participating businesses and deliver to food bank; join the financial aid team; plan or participate in community events on behalf of GHP FISH; provide your expertise to clients and volunteers; participate in food or fund collection drives in the community.

See the list of upcoming events for opportunities to get involved and make a difference. High school students can earn their community service hours with us and have a great time serving their community.

Join the CISP Volunteer Team, as our organization pivots to support the growing academic and social-emotional challenges faced by kids and families through Academic Mentoring; College Admission and Application Assistance; Passport Reading Program; and Tutors with Tails Therapy Dog Reading Program.

Whenever possible, the Gig Harbor Police Department will match a volunteer’s specific skills and interests to particular tasks.

There are volunteer opportunities for everyone! Join a committee, become a volunteer driver, help out with an event or program, make friendly phone calls and more.

Please call us at (253) 884-4440 for more information about volunteer opportunities.

Mission: Foster independent living for Washington’s at-risk youth by providing shelter, food, clothing, life skills, substance abuse education, referral services and mentoring.

The needs are great and the hands are few. There are volunteer opportunities for regular needs and occasional events that can fit into your busy schedule. Volunteer opportunities include activities such as: providing meals, toiletries, laundry services, yard work, home renovation projects and helping at one of our fundraising events.

Since Children’s Home Society of Washington was founded in 1896, volunteers have been an integral part of our organization.

The impact Girls on the Run makes is dependent on dedicated volunteers like you, who are committed and passionate about our mission and vision. Not a runner? Not a problem!

We love our volunteers! Special Olympics Washington would not exist today, nor be as successful as it is, without the thousands of volunteers who dedicate their time, talents, energy and especially their enthusiasm to making the world a more inclusive and accepting place.

The Permission to Start Dreaming Foundation believes every American citizen can be a part of the integral and critical support for returning soldiers and first responders.

We welcome people from all walks of life to join us in building decent, affordable houses in partnership with future homeowner families, or to work a shift at the Habitat Store.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Pony Up Rescue! We know that your time is valuable, and we deeply appreciate any that you’re willing to offer help us help horses in need.

Whether it is collecting scientific data on our local beaches or becoming a docent at the Marine Life Center, there are volunteer opportunities for everyone at Harbor WildWatch! Complete the online form or contact Stena@harborwildwatch.org for more information.

The Coffee Oasis Youth Programs exist to create pathways of opportunity for youth and young adults (ages 13-25) to be restored in heart, soul, mind, and body. Be a community advocate. Respond to the Crisis Text Line. Spend time in a Drop-In Center. Be a mentor. Go on outreach. Use your talents and skills to build community and create opportunities for youth!

We are looking for volunteers to support our activity programming with our seniors. This may include sharing a skill (teaching them about a new topic, playing the piano for them, etc.) or providing social interaction and quality time (visiting them in their rooms and talking or doing an activity). Prospective volunteers can email: Vanessa Becker at mailto:vanessa_becker@lcca.com to find out more about the process of becoming a volunteer.

We are looking for dedicated volunteers, whether your time is limited or flexible. Opportunities include: 1) Organizational Support - Help run our organization as an Executive Board member (e.g., treasurer, secretary, materials coordinator, social media), assist with event planning, or coordinate activities like fairs and speaker presentations. 2) Community Support Teams - Join specialized teams supporting the community during emergencies. Members must hold a Pierce County Emergency Workers Card (PCEWC), obtained through PEP-C, which includes a background check. Cardholders can be called to serve countywide missions and are protected under county insurance during activation. Teams meet 1–2 times per year and mobilize after major events, including groups like the 4x4 team, Wellness Team, Interpreters, Marine Flotilla, and Animal Support. Please email chair.pepc@gmail.com to apply.

Gig Harbor Women’s Co-op is a community service non-profit. Our Mission is to empower and unite communities of women through the exchange of skills, services, and time. Our co-op is 100% supported and managed by volunteers. There are many opportunities to serve on leadership, hosting events, or participating various community service initiatives. We also offer free membership into our community Time Bank. This is a system where individuals earn "time credits" by contributing their time and skills to help others in their community. These credits can then be used to receive services from other members. Contact: Info@gigharborwc.org