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Volunteer

About Our Volunteer Program

At Seattle’s LGBTQ+ Center, your volunteer experience has real, tangible results. Whether helping to produce special events or assisting in one of our office spaces, you’ll see the impact live and in-person. Use your personal experiences to create programs and determine how they will help support the community.

You control your shift time, commitment and depth of involvement.

So jump on in! Experience the fun, challenge, and excitement of volunteering at Seattle’s LGBTQ+ Center.

Closed until August 2026

Volunteer Onboarding Process

At this time, our volunteer program is on pause. We hope to have our program up and running by August 2026 with new improvements.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Seattle’s LGBTQ+ Center!

Open Volunteer Roles at Seattle’s LGBTQ+ Center

  • AIDS Memorial Pathway (AMP) Collective Volunteer
  • Front Desk Volunteer
  • Youth Drop-in Center Volunteer
  • Medical Records Volunteer
  • Communications Volunteer
  • Community Mutual Aid Closet Volunteer
  • Outreach & Special Events Volunteer

Open Volunteer Roles at The AMP: AIDS Memorial Pathway

Activation of The AMP is managed by Seattle’s LGBTQ+ Center. These roles are open to all volunteers!

Maintenance Squad

Regularly walk through the AMP, document and report maintenance needs in the “Find It, Fix It” app, always with support from Seattle’s LGBTQ+ Center. (~1 hour/month)

Docent

Provide tours of the AMP to community groups and individuals. A docent leads people through the physical AMP space working from a script and answering general questions. Most tours are 60-90 minutes. Orientation trainings required. (2+ hours/month, or more in June)

Outreach Crew Member

Represent and promote the AMP at public events, answering questions and distributing outreach materials. Share and amplify AMP related content and media online and in person. Teach visitors how to use the AMP app. (2+ hours/month, or more in June)

Volunteer on the Board

Would you like to inform the future of the Gay City and how the nonprofit shows up with its mission and values?

Board Member
Community Advisor