Are you looking for a team-building activity that also supports your social responsibility goals and helps make your community a better place to live for every child, adult, and family? Let United Way of Pierce County guide you in creating meaningful initiatives that not only strengthen your team bonds but also leave a lasting positive impact on the lives of those in need. Together, we can build a future where every member of our community thrives, leaving a legacy of compassion, empowerment, and positive change.
Click here to learn about engagement opportunities in Pierce County.
For Individuals
Looking to make a difference? Our volunteer matching platform helps connect you with opportunities that align with your interests, skills, and availability.
By signing up through our website, you’ll receive updates throughout the year about volunteer opportunities across Pierce County—making it easy to get involved when it works for you.
For Businesses & Groups
Looking for a team-building activity that also makes an impact?
United Way of Pierce County partners with businesses and organizations to create meaningful volunteer experiences that align with your corporate social responsibility goals. Through our extensive network of nonprofit and community partners, we can help design customized volunteer opportunities that engage your team and support real community needs.
To learn more or start planning your next volunteer project, contact Allison Loft at
volunteer@uwpc.org
For Nonprofit Organizations
United Way of Pierce County supports nonprofit and community-based organizations by helping recruit volunteers to advance your mission.
Eligible organizations include:
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Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits
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Government agencies
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Neighborhood associations
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Eldercare facilities
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Public schools
Organizations must provide volunteer opportunities without discrimination based on race, nationality, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, or disability.
Partner with us to connect with dedicated volunteers ready to support your work in Pierce County.