Are you looking for volunteer shifts? There is a lot going on at the Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank, and our volunteers make our mission a reality. We could not serve our community without you!
Calling local organizations! Group volunteering is a great way for your organization to support the community and bond your team. To learn more about volunteering in the food bank or the warehouse, contact volunteer@issaquahfoodbank.org
We are not currently taking court-ordered or community service volunteers.
Age Requirement: Volunteers must be at least 15 years old. Volunteers under 18 must volunteer with a parent, guardian, or other adult who is also registered to volunteer.
NOTE: Some programs may require a minimum age of 18. Please carefully read the details on the sign-up page.
Job coaches must contact the volunteer coordinator before signing up.
If you still have questions please read our Volunteering FAQ's and/or email volunteer@issaquahfoodbank.org.

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Illuminating Hope Campaign & Fireworks Show Our Illuminating Hope fundraising campaign - capped off with a fireworks celebration - has raised more that $600,000 since 2015 to support childhood food security in our community!
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Support Neighbors When They Need It Most
We're excited to welcome new Client Services Volunteers to a dedicated team that makes a meaningful difference in the lives of our neighbors every day. Client Services Volunteers help bring our mission to life by creating a welcoming experience while connecting neighbors with food, resources, and essential services. In this role, you'll answer the door, provide walk-up services, and help ensure everyone who visits the food bank feels welcomed, respected, and supported.
Typical Volunteer Shifts
Monday–Friday, 12:00–4:00 p.m.
Monday–Tuesday, 4:00–7:00 p.m.
Express Thursdays, 1:00–5:00 p.m.
General Qualifications
Professional and/or educational experience in social work, human services, case management, or other roles working directly with vulnerable populations
A strong understanding of trauma-informed care
Typical availability to join us for 1-2 shifts/week
Previous volunteer experience at Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank preferred, but not required
Next Steps
Send 1-2 paragraphs to Shaila Homan, Volunteer Engagement Lead, to express your interest
She will reach out to share more details and book an initial chat
Meet with our Client Services team to ensure alignment before moving forward
We welcome your interest, even if you just want to learn more! Feel free to chat with Adrian Lara Enriquez, Resource Navigator; Kim Charvet, Operations Manager; or Shaila about this opportunity during your next volunteer shift at the food bank.