Help coordinate a supply drive for our Solid Ground residents and participants!
Supply Drive Coordinator Volunteer Position
Organize a supply drive individually or in a group to support our participants and residents (individuals and families who formerly experienced homelessness). Pick from one of our current projects, and work with your friends or coworkers to collect specific items like pajamas for our young residents, move-in supplies to welcome participants into their new homes, or activity kits for our youth! Click on the project names below for descriptions of the individual supply drives!
*We’re seeking new/previously unused supplies in their original packaging – thank you! *
Essential School Supplies
Broadview Youth Supply Kits
Kids Activity Kits
JourneyHome Move-in Kits
Dropoff and Delivery
Mail or drop off items:
Solid Ground
ATTN: Carol-Ann Smith, Volunteer Services
1501 North 45th Street
Seattle, WA 98103
Steps to Volunteer as a Supply Drive Coordinator
1) Complete the online One-Time Volunteer Intake Form and have any of your friends/coworkers who are volunteering also fill out one.
2) Email our Volunteer Coordinator, Carol-Ann, at Volunteers@solid-ground.org and make a plan for coordinating items, delivery or drop-off, and details about your specific drive.
3) Complete a Donation Drive Volunteer Report and include a copy with each donation.
4) Keep track of your team’s donations on the In-Kind Donation Acknowledgement Form. Please provide us with as much detail as possible (Example: 10 pairs of kids’ pajamas from Amazon, value $100). This will help us keep accurate records and we can send you an in-kind donation acknowledgement after the donation is received.
Scroll down to apply & view upcoming volunteer orientations.
BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color), and people with the lived experience of poverty are strongly encouraged to apply. This opportunity also qualifies as an RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program) activity.
Solid Ground believes poverty is solvable.
Volunteers play a critical role in helping us meet basic needs, nurture success, and promote change – so everyone in our community can achieve their full potential.