Halloween Volunteers
Help decorate, hand out treats, or clean up after Madison Park trick-or-treating.
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There is a place for your energy here.
Offer one afternoon, a professional skill, a practical pair of hands, or a fresh idea. Our volunteer coordinator will help you find a role that fits.
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Current opportunities
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Neighborhood Clean-Ups
Join neighborhood clean-ups throughout the year. Tools are provided, or bring your own.
Email about this roleHoliday Festivities
Help plan wreath-making, tree lighting, caroling, and new ways to bring seasonal cheer.
Email about this roleProspect Preserve
Weed and maintain the street-end park at 41st and Prospect. Tools and gloves are provided.
Email about this roleBathhouse & Shoreline
Contribute expertise in planning, legal matters, community engagement, or major-donor fundraising.
Email about this roleOne Seattle Zoning
Track zoning developments and share clear updates at community meetings.
Email about this roleParty for the Park
Help plan and deliver the annual fundraiser and auction, scheduled for October 24, 2026.
Email about this roleMusic in the Park
Help select bands, arrange event logistics, and promote the free summer concert series.
Email about this roleWelcome Committee
Reach out to new neighbors and help them feel welcome and connected.
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Not sure where you fit?
Tell us what you enjoy, what you know, or how much time you have. We’ll suggest something useful without asking you to overcommit.
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Frequently asked questions
How much time does it take?Show answer Hide answer
As much or as little as you want to give. Some people help at one event; committee members may meet for an hour and share a few follow-up tasks.
What experience do I need?Show answer Hide answer
None. Bring a generous spirit and an interest in the community. Event, marketing, finance, legal, governance, and other professional experience is welcome too.
What’s in it for me?Show answer Hide answer
You’ll meet neighbors, have fun, take pride in practical work, and become part of what makes Madison Park special.
Do I have to live in Madison Park?Show answer Hide answer
Board members must live, work, or attend school in Madison Park or an adjoining neighborhood. Volunteers simply need to care about Madison Park.