Be an AIGA Seattle volunteer!

Did you know that the AIGA Seattle chapter is run almost entirely by volunteers? From the board, to the organizers of events and initiatives, to the friendly folks who greet you at AIGA functions—we're all volunteers.

Volunteering for the chapter is a great way to meet other designers, hone your professional skills, and give back to your community. Plus, without our dedicated volunteers, we would not be able to carry out the incredible events and initiatives throughout the year. So we need you!

Why Volunteer?

•  Because you are AIGA Seattle and we need your help.
•  Because you're tired of going to the events and not knowing anyone.
•  Because you want to be an advocate for the role of design in this country.
•  Because you are determined to get the most out of AIGA by working to make this organization
        all that you know it can be.
•  Because you want to acquire new skills.
•  Because you work by yourself and want to be actively involved with other designers who will challenge you.
•  Because you aren't a member but you want to be involved (and get free entry to events!).

If you have any questions about volunteering, or would like to volunteer for a specific position, please email
our Volunteer Director.

OTHER COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERING

Want to join with other AIGA members and designers to have fun for a good cause? Join Team AIGA: Helvetica's Angels
to bike together in the Bike MS ride on September 11-12. The goal is to raise money to help free the world of MS.

Karl Bischoff and his colleagues at Phinney Bischoff Design House invite designers from other design studios to join Team AIGA: Helvetica's Angels. You don't need a new bike kit: they've already designed a T-shirt (see our Events page) and a bandana that can be worn as insignia…

You don't have to train alone for it, either. Join the team training rides:
August 29
September 5 
9 a.m. at Starbucks in Leschi (on Lake Washington Blvd). You can pick your own length of ride: follow along the lake (10 miles), ride 22 miles, or around the lower half of the lake (30 miles). They're meant to be fun rides—not races. Please join us!