Kline Galland Celebrates National Volunteer Appreciation Week 2026!
From April 19 – April 25, Kline Galland is proud to celebrate the meaningful difference our volunteers make in the lives of our residents, patients, their families, and our team.
In the video below, meet some of our incredible volunteers and hear how their service impacts our community!
Make An Incredible Difference!
Volunteers are at the heart of our Kline Galland community. For over a century, Kline Galland has been devoted to providing exceptional care, and our volunteers have brought the gift of compassionate support and enhanced quality of many lives.
Last year, 500+ individuals volunteered over 9,000 hours of direct support to our residents, hospice patients, families, and teams. We partner with multiple community groups and schools to bring Intergenerational events, such as: arts, landscaping, music, dance, and meaningful engagement. Together, we continue to grow in 2026!
When you volunteer with Kline Galland, you are an integral and valued part of a skilled and caring team that is dedicated to a truly meaningful cause. Each individual volunteer makes a great difference.
Volunteering at Kline Galland is an extremely rewarding experience. You can share your interests, experiences, and hobbies through a wide variety of volunteer opportunities:
- Offer companionship by being a friendly visitor.
- Showcase your talents and passion in music, storytelling, or multimedia.
- Be a helping hand or lead in a variety of life enrichment activities (ie; Bingo, Board/Card games, Arts and Crafts, etc.) at Kline Galland Campus at Seward Park and/or Kline Galland Mary Schwartz Summit.
- Take part in offering pet visits or instrumental music, which is sure to brighten everyone’s day.
- Support patients and families through their end-of-life journey with our Hospice Team.
- Engage in one-to-one life review conversation or legacy work.
Join our Team!
We currently have volunteer teams at our Kline Galland Campus at Seward Park facility, Kline Galland Mary Schwartz Summit on First Hill, and at Kline Galland Hospice, which supports patients and families in the Seattle/King County area. Note on Time Commitment: Facility volunteers have a 40-hour minimum time commitment over the course of 3-6 months. Hospice volunteers have a one-year minimum service commitment (after completion of 26-36 hours of Hospice Volunteer Orientation Training).
For those interested in joining our Kline Galland Hospice Volunteer Team:
We are currently at capacity and hope to onboard new Hospice Volunteers later this year (2026). Priority for pet support, veterans, musicians, and individuals able to support Eastside and South Seattle. (Please note that applying, onboarding, and serving on our Kline Galland Campus at Seward Park facility volunteer team is an option while waiting to onboard our hospice volunteer team.)
For those interested in joining our Kline Galland Campus at Seward Park Volunteer Team:
Applications and inquiries accepted anytime. Trainings for our location in Seward Park occurs quarterly.
For those interested in joining our Kline Galland Summit on First Hill Volunteer Team:
We are currently at capacity, and hope to onboard new volunteers at a later date.
*If you would like to learn more about how you can get involved, receive a call back or application packet, please fill out the Volunteer Interest Form below.
For more information please contact:
Jemilla Goldstein, Director of Volunteer Services
JemillaG@klinegalland.org / (206) 805-1930
Alexa Lecometros, Volunteer Program Coordinator
AlexaL@klinegalland.org / (206) 725-8800