Our Commission

Commissioners 

Commissioners serve no more than three consecutive full three-year terms. They do not receive a salary. Commissioners function as “ambassadors of service” within their sector and in local communities to promote service opportunities and encourage volunteerism by all Washingtonians.

Their role is to carry out the mission and goals of the State Service Plan and to fulfill the statutory responsibilities for state service commissions under the authorized by 42 U.S.C. § 12638 and outlined in 45 CFR 2550.50 National and Community Service Trust Act of 1990 as amended by the Serve America Act.

Our commissioners believe:

National service, volunteerism, and civic engagement are fundamental to achieve equity, strengthen communities, and improve lives.

• National service resources are accessible to all communities to help meet their critical needs.
• Volunteerism promotes bonds across various races, cultures, beliefs, backgrounds and experiences.
• Service is a pathway to education and employment.