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The Front Desk Volunteer is responsible for collecting mail, answering the phone, and signing in guests. Some other small tasks and interacting with residents also required. Can be a slow shift, so bringing a book to read, homework to do, or other activities to occupy oneself in between tasks is important!

A background check and interview is required for this role, and volunteers are expected to make a weekly commitment of 6 months. 

The Front Desk Volunteer is responsible for collecting mail, answering the phone, and signing in guests. Some other small tasks and interacting with residents also required. Can be a slow shift, so bringing a book to read, homework to do, or other activities to occupy oneself in between tasks is important!

A background check and interview is required for this role, and volunteers are expected to make a weekly commitment of 6 months. 

The Front Desk Volunteer is responsible for collecting mail, answering the phone, and signing in guests. Some other small tasks and interacting with residents also required. Can be a slow shift, so bringing a book to read, homework to do, or other activities to occupy oneself in between tasks is important!

A background check and interview is required for this role, and volunteers are expected to make a weekly commitment of 6 months. 

The Kitchen Volunteer Assistant is responsible for prep work, setting the table, and cleanup, as well as other small tasks. Volunteers should wear closed toed shoes, comfortable clothes and not wear jewelry. 

A background check and interview is required for this role, and volunteers are expected to make a weekly commitment of 6 months. 

The Kitchen Volunteer Assistant is responsible for prep work, setting the table, and cleanup, as well as other small tasks. Volunteers should wear closed toed shoes, comfortable clothes and not wear jewelry. 

A background check and interview is required for this role, and volunteers are expected to make a weekly commitment of 6 months. 

The Kitchen Volunteer Assistant is responsible for prep work, setting the table, and cleanup, as well as other small tasks. Volunteers should wear closed toed shoes, comfortable clothes and not wear jewelry. 

A background check and interview is required for this role, and volunteers are expected to make a weekly commitment of 6 months. 

The Kitchen Volunteer Assistant is responsible for prep work, setting the table, and cleanup, as well as other small tasks. Volunteers should wear closed toed shoes, comfortable clothes and not wear jewelry. 

A background check and interview is required for this role, and volunteers are expected to make a weekly commitment of 6 months. 

The Kitchen Volunteer Assistant is responsible for prep work, setting the table, and cleanup, as well as other small tasks. Volunteers should wear closed toed shoes, comfortable clothes and not wear jewelry. 

A background check and interview is required for this role, and volunteers are expected to make a weekly commitment of 6 months. 

The Kitchen Volunteer Assistant is responsible for prep work, setting the table, and cleanup, as well as other small tasks. Volunteers should wear closed toed shoes, comfortable clothes and not wear jewelry. 

A background check and interview is required for this role, and volunteers are expected to make a weekly commitment of 6 months. 

The Kitchen Volunteer Assistant is responsible for prep work, setting the table, and cleanup, as well as other small tasks. Volunteers should wear closed toed shoes, comfortable clothes and not wear jewelry. 

A background check and interview is required for this role, and volunteers are expected to make a weekly commitment of 6 months. 

Esther’s Pantry provides food and toiletries to hundreds of clients per month. Pantry Companions patiently assist clients to select what they need from our shelves. This is a weekly shift and volunteers are asked to make a 6 month commitment. 

Please note that an interview is required to do this volunteer role. Signing up does not mean you are assumed to have a shift. Email vcoordinator@capnw.org to set up an interview. 

Esther’s Pantry provides food and toiletries to hundreds of clients per month. Shopping Assistants fill out groceries orders for guests and bring them out to a waiting area.  This is a weekly shift and volunteers are asked to make a 6 month commitment. 

Please note that an interview is required to do this volunteer role. Signing up does not mean you are assumed to have a shift. Email vcoordinator@capnw.org to set up an interview. 

Esther’s Pantry provides food and toiletries to hundreds of clients per month. Shopping Assistants fill out groceries orders for guests and bring them out to a waiting area.  This is a weekly shift and volunteers are asked to make a 6 month commitment. 

Please note that an interview is required to do this volunteer role. Signing up does not mean you are assumed to have a shift. Email vcoordinator@capnw.org to set up an interview. 

Esther’s Pantry provides food and toiletries to hundreds of clients per month. Pantry Companions patiently assist clients to select what they need from our shelves. This is a weekly shift and volunteers are asked to make a 6 month commitment. 

Please note that an interview is required to do this volunteer role. Signing up does not mean you are assumed to have a shift. Email vcoordinator@capnw.org to set up an interview. 

Use your experience and voice to help change the system by volunteering as a Public-Policy Advocate! CAP’s Public Policy & Advocacy Program is looking for people living with or affected by HIV, LGBTQ+ people, people who are experiencing or have experienced houselessness or housing instability, and health professionals to participate in meetings with policymakers and testify at public hearings as needed.

Just provide us with a little information about your lived and/or professional experience and where you live (so we can determine which elected officials represent you) and we’ll match you with opportunities as they come up! No experience with advocacy? No problem! We’ll provide training and support to make sure you feel confident speaking up.

Fill out the advocate form here!

Do you have a social media profile and a network of people, businesses, and groups you are connected to? That means you have a POWERFUL tool that can be used to spread information about programs that CAP is affiliated with, connected to, or building!

This program is in its inception stage, so if you sign up please email Gregory, our volunteer resources coordinator, at gmckillop@capnw.org

Do you like combing through the free section of Craigslist, or finding free piles of clothing throughout the city? We are looking for team members to work together to source, clean, and deliver clothing to various "free stores" associated with CAP throughout the city.

Volunteers will be formed into a committee and take on one or more of the following roles:

- Pickup of donations
- Laundry duty
- Drop off of donations
- Locating of donations
- Outreach for donations

Special Note: this program is in planning stages, once enough volunteers sign up, a committee will be formed!

Contact: gmckillop@capnw.org for more information

please note interested volunteers must complete a short introductory meeting with CAB facilitators before signing up

Description

Are you interested in making a difference in a nonprofit that serves people living with HIV? Cascade AIDS Project has opportunities available to serve on its Davis Street Community Advisory Board (CAB). The Davis Street CAB provides the agency valuable feedback and consultation, including but not limited to: the client experience, programming, and services. This opportunity is open to anyone living with HIV, interested in nonprofit and/or community work, interested in volunteerism, interested in the topic of HIV/AIDS, are CAP clients, participants, or residents, or a combination of any of these things.

Members of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and all other People of Color) communities strongly encouraged to apply.

Commitment

The Davis Street CAB meets every other month on the 3rd Tuesday from 5:30-7pm at 520 NW Davis Street. Food provided at each meeting.

Covid Policies/Protocols

Masking required while in the building with the exception of eating and drinking.

Perks

-Awesome professional development opportunity.

-Volunteering for CAP looks great on CAP employment applications.

-Meet other passionate people in the community.

-Be part of a larger volunteer network.

-Get invitations to volunteer appreciation events.

-Build community at the meetings and at Davis Street CAB social events.

-Make a difference in the experience of CAP’s clients, participants, and residents.

any questions about volunteering email gmckillop@capnw.org

to speak with CAB facilitators contact either pfinch@capnw.org or ringwerson@capnw.org

please note interested volunteers must complete a short introductory meeting with CAB facilitators before signing up

Our residents sometimes need a companion to accompany them when they go to doctor appointment throughout the community. Contribute your patience and organizational skills to keep residents focused, organized, and punctual. This is an on-call volunteer position so the schedule will vary based on patients’ appointments, as well as the duration of the treatment and transportation. Medical transportation is provided through Ride to Care. 

This volunteer opportunity requires a background check

Upkeep and mantenance of paper and digital client files at Davis Street. 

Use of "Service Point" database needed, training provided. 

HIPPAA Training also required for this volunteer opportunity.

Data oriented personality needed, admin experience preferred, not client facing.

Intro interview needed. Schedule is flexible, at least once a week, 2-4 hours at a time. 

Volunteers needed to help our warehouse manager deliver furniture to clients!

Requires heavy lifting and riding in the van alongside CAP staff. 

Shift starts at 8am and deliveries happen M-F and requires a flexible schedule. 

Looking to build a pool of volunteers to call on to help out!