Volunteer and Internship Bulletin
Remote service opportunities
Community Partners
Learn more about ways you can support UW Bothell community partners through remote service, job opportunities, and virtual events.
UW How You Can Help “Together we will”
Lists UW areas of most critical needs: areas of our most critical needs, UW Medicine response fund and equipment donations, UW Bothell COVID-19 student emergency funds. In addition, the site lists ways you can contribute to blood banks, contribute to your local food bank, buy gift certificates from small businesses, and more.
Bloodworks Northwest
Blood donation is an essential activity and encouraged activity. In order to meet social distancing recommendations and ensure the best and safest experience possible, we’re accepting scheduled appointments only. It’s important for donors to make future appointments in April and May now to ensure blood stays available in our community as we weather this pandemic together. Learn more.
Snohomish County organizations that need help
Providence Institute for a Healthier Community has put together a Snohomish County COVID-19 needs hub to discover local organizations that need help.
Washington BUS
Get involved in remote "get out the vote" and "get out the count" events with other young people across Washington State. All events are now remote, via Zoom. Come play trivia, text fellow citizens, and find out how to be an advocate for an accurate count in the 2020 Census. Sign up to volunteer here, or contact Leila (leila@washingtonbus.org) for more information.
Fill out your household 2020 Census
It has never been easier to self-respond on your own – whether online, over the phone or by mail – without ever having to meet a census taker. The population count affects up to $900 billion federal government funds distributed for the next 10 years to schools, pell grants, transportation, hospitals, and more. Fill out the 2020 Census online now: my2020census.gov
UW Bothell Census HUB Canvas page
This site provides resources to UWB students, staff, and faculty regarding the 2020 Census. We hope these resources offer opportunities for all UWB community members to become engaged civic leaders and advocates for participating in the Census.
Support diverse local buisnesses: Intentionalist take out and delivery directory
Intentionalist is an online guide to intentional spending that supports PNW small businesses and diverse local communities; by women, people of color, veterans, LGBTQ, families, and differently abled people.