You can make a meaningful impact on a refugee community member working to thrive in their new Pacific Northwest home.
Volunteer Opportunities in PDX
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Trauma-Informed Care Training for Volunteers
Saturday, September 13th
10 AM - 1:30 PM
πSW PDX -
Day of Dignity Volunteer
Sunday, September 14
12- 4 PM or 10 - 11:30 AM
πPDX N Park Blocks -
Asylum Clinic Spanish-speaking Volunteer
Thursday, September 18
10 AM - 3 PM (flexible!)
πSW PDX -
Umoja (Unity) Garden Volunteer βοΈπ³
Wednesday from 10 - 11 AM
πSE PDX -
Volunteer Interpreter π£
Flexible & Remote
(Dari & Farsi speakers specifically needed!) -
Roseway Heights Tutor
Flexible, one day a week, 4 - 5 PM
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Youth Book Club Volunteer
Thursdays from 3:30 - 5 PM
πNE PDX -
Food Program Volunteerπ²ππ«
Mondays
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
πPDX -
McDaniel High School Tutor
Flexible
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Core Volunteer π«Ά
Flexible monthly commitment
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Support Mothers in Our Communityπ
Flexible
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Adult English Tutor
Flexible
πPDX -
Youth Tutor
Flexible monthly commitment
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PRSG Awareness Volunteer
Flexible, Remote
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Website Translation Support
Flexible
Volunteer Opportunities in Eugene and Central Oregon
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Food Box Delivery
Flexible Wednesday Afternoons
πSpringfield -
Core Volunteer π«Ά
Flexible monthly commitment
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Support Mothers in Our Communityπ
Flexible
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Volunteer Interpreter π£
Flexible & Remote
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PRSG Awareness Volunteer
Flexible, Remote
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Website Translation Support
Flexible
Every task no matter how small adds to PRSGβs mission.
Build meaningful cross-cultural relationships
Enhance life and career-building skills
Commitment tailored to your availability
Volunteer orientation
Trauma informed training
Achieve a sense of accomplishment
Fun!
Volunteer Spotlight.
βMy name is Aya Vitello and I am a stay at home mom of a 4 year old. I volunteered with PRSG to help with the #SeeNoStranger housing initiative. Every Monday, I deliver food boxes provided by the food pantry to refugee families who recently arrived in Oregon. One feeling I can name when reflecting on my experience is absolute joy!β
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My name is Kirsten Burt. I'm a mom who works for a translation company, and a long-time PRSG volunteer. I helped a family from Venezuela move into their new apartment as part of the #SeeNoStranger housing initiative, and then helped them find furniture. It was an easy way to help, and I felt a real connection with this young family. A week later, they invited me to their wedding!