Service Learning Opportunities
Service Learning Opportunities and Resources
Each student needs to have performed a minimum of 60 hours of Community Service to graduate (15 hours per SPS school year). Time sensitive volunteer opportunities are available in the Counseling Office (blue notebook).
Current Service Learning Opportunities
Refer to the list below for a wide range of service opportunities, contact any of these organizations to find out how you can volunteer.
- Woodland Park Zoo
- Seattle Aquarium Youth Advocates
- Student Conservation Association
- Seward Park Audubon Center
- Seattle Parks and Recreation
- YMCA Earth Service Corps
Organizations in Lake City & North Seattle
- Alzheimer’s Association 206-363-5500
- North Helpline Food Bank 206-367-3477
- North Seattle Chamber of Commerce northseattlechamber@gmail.com 206-363–3287
- Seattle Parks & Recreation
- Build Lake City Together, Tessa.Hall@chs-wa.org
Organizations Outside of North Seattle
- Arboretum Foundation 206-325-4510
- Crisis Clinic 206-461-3210
- El Centro de la Raza 206-329-9442
- Leukemia & Lymphoma Society 206-628-0777
- Orion Center 206-622-5555
- Refugee Women’s Alliance 206-721-0243
- Ronald McDonald House 206-838-0606
- Seattle Art Museum 206-654-3168
- Seattle Aquarium 206-386-4300
- Seattle Cancer Care Alliance 206-288-7222
- The Service Board 206-324-7771
- Treehouse 206-767-7000
- Wing Luke Museum 206-623-5124
- Youth Care 206-694-4500
- Youth in Focus 206-723-1479
- King County United Way helps you find service opportunities
- Google “Volunteer in Seattle” for more opportunities.