Reception
Listed on 2026-02-19
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Non-Profit & Social Impact
About YWCA Pierce County
The YWCA Pierce County has been a community leader in domestic violence services for over thirty years. After starting the state's first domestic violence shelter in 1976, the YWCA has steadily expanded and enhanced a comprehensive menu of domestic violence service provision, offering clients real tools to change their lives through safety, healing, and empowerment. The YWCA Pierce County touches the lives of over 14,000 adults and children annually that seek safety through this bevy of services.
Support from community members via volunteers and donations helps the YWCA Pierce County support our clients in creating lives free of violence, and able to thrive.
Volunteers in this position will manage the front desk, answer phone calls, and help all visitors who come to our 405 Broadway building in a trauma‑informed manner. Volunteers will also direct clients to the appropriate staff members for services and provide resources when necessary. Shift duration and time will vary depending on when coverage is needed during our business hours (Monday‑Thursday 9:00‑5:00 pm and Fridays 9:00‑4:00 pm).
Please email Chelsea Hunt at (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below). if you are interested.
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