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“Companis has a great intake process to find a match that works for the volunteer and the nonprofit.” – Companis Worker, Rishabh Jain, with Jennifer Wing, Associate ED for Programs

Our mission is to make our community healthier, safer, and more just by fostering skilled volunteer service. We build relationships and bridge the gap so that nonprofits can succeed in delivering vital services with the help of a Companis Worker.

FOR VOLUNTEERS

Gay City ViolaFind the perfect placement to make a difference with your skills

FOR NONPROFITS

Jenn North HelplineFind the skilled volunteer that can move your mission forward

From Oct.  1, 2021 to Oct. 1, 2022

Unduplicated neighbors served directly by Companis Workers

Placements with 35 partner agencies in King and Snohomish counties

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of our partner nonprofits primarily serving BIPOC neighbors

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of Companis Workers serve partners offering food security, health access, and shelter

People Powering Change

Check out Our Stories for more about our volunteers and partner nonprofits

Companis Workers Make Happy Volunteers

Companis Workers Make Happy Volunteers

By Gary Davis Quick question: What comes to mind when you hear the word “volunteer”? For some, it signals a time commitment that could potentially be overwhelming and difficult to back out of.  For others, it signals a fulfilling and joyful experience. Then there’s...

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Capturing Special Moments

Capturing Special Moments

The day was cloudy and blustery. But inside Everett Recovery Cafe, a Companis nonprofit partner, there was warmth, laughter, and cupcakes! Companis Worker Nefertifi Gilbert came in with two dozen home-baked cupcakes, along with frosting and sprinkles to set up a...

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Say What You Need

Say What You Need

One of the special things we enjoy at Companis is gathering together for Worker Support meetings - a space for connection and reflection with fellow volunteers. Some of these meetings include professional and personal development workshops, guided by people with...

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