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Volunteer at MSC

MSC needs volunteers for the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program to help ensure the rights of residents in Long-Term Care Facilities are protected!

This volunteer opportunity requires extensive training and a long-term commitment. Please visit the volunteer page at www.waombudsman.org. call 206-623-0816 or email [email protected] for more information.

We are currently not accepting volunteer applications for other programs at this time, including volunteers at our Food Bank. We can still accept volunteer groups who would like to serve in the food bank for one-day volunteer opportunities. Please email our Volunteer Coordinator for potential group food bank projects.

Stories of Hope

Seeing my own destiny

“It is a hands-on experience. I get to see the results of my work. The outcome may not always be what is desired, but I can see the impact you can have for someone [...]

April 27th, 2025|Categories: LTCOP, Stories of Hope, Volunteers|Comments Off on Seeing my own destiny

Thank you volunteers!

Multi-Service Center and the services we provide are fundamentally successful because of all of our amazing volunteers! Last year, 724 volunteers provided close to 40,000 hours of service at MSC. We have many different [...]

April 9th, 2025|Categories: Note from the CEO, Volunteers|Comments Off on Thank you volunteers!

No contribution too small

Multi-Service Center has been a part of Jenny Hulse’s life for so long that when asked how she was first introduced to MSC, it was difficult for her to pinpoint an exact time. “It might [...]

April 29th, 2022|Categories: Food/Clothing Bank, News/Media, Stories of Hope, Volunteers|Comments Off on No contribution too small

One of Our Own

“It makes me feel good to do something,” shares Eric. Eric has been volunteering at MSC’s William J. Wood Veteran House (WJW) for the last two years. After college, Eric joined the U.S. Army. Stationed [...]

December 3rd, 2021|Categories: Stories of Hope, Volunteers|Comments Off on One of Our Own

A Significant Legacy

“It was really the lack of access to services,” shares Elizabeth (Liz) Johnson when asked how the Multi-Service Center came to be. In 1971, Liz was the Lead Head Start teacher in Federal Way and [...]

October 12th, 2021|Categories: Giving, Stories of Hope, Volunteers|Comments Off on A Significant Legacy

Be the change

“I joined the board because I realized my voice could be a voice for vulnerable people, those that we serve,” shares MSC Board Member Teleda Holmes. Teleda has served on MSC’s Board of Directors since [...]

November 1st, 2020|Categories: Giving, Stories of Hope, Volunteers|Comments Off on Be the change
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