Getting involved and making a difference is simple!
Review the service needs listed below and find one that inspires you
Send an email to salt@skagitadventist.com to let the SALT Coordinator know where you would like to serve
The SALT Coordinator will be in touch with all the specific details & information you’ll need to take your next steps and start your service journey.
We recognize that every family has a different schedule, which is why we offer a wide range of opportunities. The bolded service opportunities below are priorities. The weekly Wolfpack News email will also feature any urgent needs, so please watch for those announcements too.
We have many ways to serve through the year - to support our primary fundraising efforts, though, we strongly encourage you to dedicate a significant portion of your service hours to the school fair and fall auction.
*Required background check via Washington Conference (Sterling Volunteers), video training, and volunteer agreement. See the SAA office for more information on the background check process.
Recess supervision
After-school work supervisor
Hot lunches (food prep and service)
Pick up hot lunch (Tuesdays and/or Wednesdays)
Community Service Director (ideas and scheduling 1 each quarter)
Assembly speaker (short 30 minute talk about your job/career, incredible trips, etc. - Monday mornings)
Teach an elective (Tues or Thurs, for 9 weeks)
Tutoring
SAT study club
Campus beautification
Grounds maintenance (mowing lawn, etc.)
Kitchen cleaning
Fish tank maintenance (science lab)
Robotics club
Mission trip fundraising
Picture day (directing students)
Graduation assistance (Juniors & 7th grade class)
Guest lecturer
Adopt a flower bed to maintain
Adopt a school vehicle to keep clean and/or maintain
Coaching - Middle School Basketball (boys team, Winter)
Coaching - High School Flag Football (co-ed, Spring)
Sports referees
Auction (set up, decorating, food service, clean up)
Timberwolf Country Fair (set up, decorating, booth set-up, clean up)
Scorekeeping at sports games
Sports games set up & take down
Field trip chaperone
Summer work bee
Campus beautification
Kitchen cleaning
Fish tank maintenance (science lab)
Mission trip fundraising
Music concerts (set up, decoration, stations, clean up)
Graduation assistance (Juniors & 7th grade class)
Parent-led clubs (1 month long)
Tutoring
SAT study club
Community Service Director (ideas & scheduling 1 each quarter)
Adopt a flower bed to maintain
Adopt a school vehicle to keep clean and/or maintain
Teacher requests (preparing materials)
Food drive coordinator (for situations as needed, i.e. flood victims)
Coordinating event sign-ups
Writing articles for Skagit Valley Herald regarding SAA Community Service
Managing a social media page (Facebook and/or Instagram)
Writing grant proposals
Providing for classroom bake sales
Advertising
Get ready for an unforgettable day at the upcoming Timberwolf Country Fair! Packed with thrilling games, mouthwatering treats, and awesome prizes, this event brings our whole community together for non-stop fun. Whether you're aiming for the top score at the game booths, enjoying delicious local snacks, or connecting with friends and family, there’s something for everyone to love. Mark your calendars, bring your school spirit, and join us for a celebration filled with laughter and memories you won't want to miss!
Start thinking about what unique items and unforgettable experiences or services you can donate for our upcoming school auction!
We'd love to see high-quality physical items, professional services, and curated experiences that showcase your passions and gifts. Whether it is a handmade treasure or a shared expertise, your donation directly benefits our students and engages our community—think of what you would love to win and help us create a memorable auction!
Need some ideas to inspire you? Click here!