How to Volunteer

Transform your community by volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of Snohomish County! Your participation as a volunteer helps local families build strength, stability and self-reliance.

Volunteer Registration

Becoming a Habitat Volunteer is as easy as  1-2-3!

1: Register on our Volunteer Portal

There will be a background check included in the registration. (Background checks generally take 1-2 business days, excluding weekends and holiday closures).

2: Attend an Orientation

Orientations are held often at rotating store locations.

3:  Volunteer! 

Visit our Project Catalog to choose from our available volunteer opportunities.

 Please note:

If you have completed the volunteer registration and have not heard back within 1-2 business days, please check your spam or junk folder.

Volunteer Opportunities

To see our current volunteer projects, please visit our project catalog.

If you are interested in information about joining our Board of Directors or other committees, please reach out to our Volunteer Engagement Manager at: volunteer@habitatsnohomish.org

 

Board of Directors and Committees

Joining a committee or board is the perfect opportunity for those who would like to use their professional skills to support our community.

If you are interested in information about joining our Board of Directors or other committees, please reach out to our Volunteer Engagement Manager at: volunteer@habitatsnohomish.org

Groups

Groups interested in volunteering should visit our groups page or contact our Volunteer Engagement Manager at volunteer@habitatsnohomish.org for more information or to be notified when more group opportunities become available.

What To Expect

  • A morning huddle begins the day at each volunteer site to outline the day’s agenda and safety precautions.
  • All equipment is provided and no experience is necessary, Habitat supervisors train volunteers to complete assigned work.
  • Habitat provides a safe and enjoyable work space for volunteers. You’ll walk away feeling you made a difference in our community!

Court Ordered Community Service

Habitat Snohomish conducts a background check on all prospective volunteers. Court-ordered volunteers are required to have this listed on their profile and can volunteer in our Lynnwood or Everett Stores. Court-ordered volunteers must complete a minimum of 20 hours of volunteerism before we write letters on their behalf. 

Please note, any shifts that extend beyond 6 hours per day require you to take a 30-minute rest break by law.  Your rest break will not be included in your total service hours ( i.e. If you complete a 9:30 – 5:00p shift, you will receive credit for 7 hours for that day.  You will not receive service credit for your 30-minute break). 

 Questions about criminal history and court ordered eligibility can be directed to our Volunteer Engagement Manager, Genevieve Hewitt, at volunteer@habitatsnohomish.org.

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