AtWork! believes that everyone deserves the chance to contribute, grow, and thrive. Every day, we partner with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to create meaningful employment opportunities and stronger, more inclusive communities. But we can’t do it alone.
Whether you have a few hours, a professional skill to share, or the ability to invest financially, your involvement makes a direct impact. Here are three powerful ways to join the movement:
1. Volunteer Your Time
Volunteers are the heartbeat of AtWork!. From helping with mailings to conducting mock interviews for our School-to-Work students, your time builds confidence and opens doors to employment. Opportunities include:
- Mock Interviews: Held multiple times per year, these sessions help students practice real-world job skills.
- Administrative Support: Help with mailers or event prep to keep our programs running smoothly.
- Special Projects: Lend your expertise in areas like marketing, event planning, or technology.
Ready to volunteer? Connect with us! info@atworkwa.org
2. Support Through Donations
Financial gifts—large or small—allow us to provide job training, placement services, and individualized support. Your donation keeps programs strong and ensures that people with disabilities can find and keep meaningful work.
- Make a one-time gift or Join the Randall Club by setting up a recurring donation.
- Consider a workplace giving program or employer match to multiply your impact.
3. Advocate for Inclusion
Your voice is powerful. Advocate for policies that expand employment opportunities for people with disabilities and support inclusive hiring practices in your workplace and community.
- Share AtWork!’s mission on social media.
- Attend local meetings or write to legislators about the importance of inclusive employment.
- Encourage your employer to partner with AtWork! to create more job opportunities.
Every Action Counts!
When you volunteer, donate, or advocate, you help break down barriers and create pathways to employment for people with disabilities. Together, we can build a community where everyone belongs and contributes.