You Can Make The Difference

As a community outreach volunteer, you will be able to help Northwest Foundation of Washington connect with local immigrant communities and distribute information about social services, education access, housing information and conduct in person survey interviews.

You Can Make the Difference

Advocate Program

To be a Northwest Foundation of Washington volunteer or bilingual advocate you need to participate in a 40+ hour advocates training, which Northwest Foundation of Washington offers twice a year. Volunteer advocates work mainly with limited and/or non English-speaking immigrants and are not required to provide services during regular business hours. Bilingual advocates work with limited English proficient immigrants and are required to be available on an on-call basis during regular business hours. Our advocates work with survivors by providing social service support, which encompasses activities like peer counseling, and interpretation assistance. Please send email to info@northwestfoundation.org for more information

 
Community Outreach Program

As a community outreach volunteer, you will be able to help Northwest Foundation of Washington connect with local immigrant communities and distribute information about social services, education access, housing information and conduct in person survey interviews. To be a community outreach volunteer you need to participate in a one-day community outreach volunteer training, which Northwest Foundation of Washington offers every Fall and Spring. Our community outreach volunteers assist in distributing surveys, brochures and educational materials to community and universities; organizing speaking engagements for Northwest Foundation of Washington at local community organizations; representing Northwest Foundation of Washington at local cultural events and meetings; and developing relationships with local university student groups and educators. Please contact us via email: info@northwestfoundation.org

 
Pro-bono services

 
Legal services;
Immigration,
Evaluation;
And others.

You can volunteer with Northwest Foundation of Washington by offering professional skills in the form of pro-bono services.