
Volunteers helped clean our Solid Ground Transportation accessible vehicles during our 3rd annual Day of Service.
2026 Day of Service Photo Gallery
There’s nothing quite like rolling up your sleeves and working alongside neighbors who care about building a stronger, more connected community. Solid Ground’s 3rd annual Day of Service was a joyful morning of hands-on projects rooted in care, connection, and collective action. See our 2026 Day of Service recap blog post: Here’s what 266 hours of community care looks like (photos by Rachael Green, Clarissa Magdich, and Carol-Ann Smith).
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Project Sites
Solid Ground Transportation Hub
Solid Ground Transportation (SGT) provides ACCESS bus service to people who can’t use Metro’s fixed-route system, connecting riders to essential health, human services, and community resources. Our fully accessible vehicles deliver curb-to-curb and door-to-door rides 24 hours a day, seven days a week, helping neighbors stay connected to the people and services they need.
Volunteers will meet at the SGT Hub in South Park (8100 8th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108) for coffee and pastries before helping clean and care for our fleet of buses.
Sand Point / Magnuson Park
Solid Ground’s Sand Point Housing campus is home to more than 400 people. It provides permanent supportive housing, affordable housing, and onsite services for families and individuals who’ve experienced homelessness. Since 1999, thousands of people have found stability and community at Sand Point.
Volunteers will gather near campus (6801 62nd Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98115) for coffee and pastries before partnering with Seattle Parks and Recreation to help beautify the surrounding Magnuson Park. All tools and instructions will be provided.
Marra Farm Giving Garden
Solid Ground’s Giving Garden at Marra Farm has grown thousands of pounds of fresh, organic produce each year for neighbors across southwest Seattle. The food harvested supports local food banks, meal programs, health clinics, and other community organizations, ensuring that healthy, culturally relevant food stays in the community.
Volunteers will meet at the Giving Garden (9026 4th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108) for coffee and pastries before helping with seasonal projects such as planting, weeding, composting, watering, harvesting, and preparing produce for distribution. We’ll also help prune, mulch, and maintain parts of the surrounding Marra-Desimone Park.