General Volunteer Opportunities

Swedish Community Specialty Clinic

The Swedish Community Specialty Clinic (SCSC) is always looking for volunteers who are comfortable with a wide array of dentoalveolar surgery. For detailed information, visit their website here.

Everyone for Veterans

Everyone for Veterans (E4V) serves veterans and their families who have returned from combat areas and who are struggling financially. When you volunteer with the dental program of E4V, you are able to do so from your own office and with appointments accommodated into your schedule at your convenience. To sign up to be a part of the dental services program of E4V, use the portal on their website found here.

WSDA Mentor Program

The WSDA Mentor program is accessible to dental students across the country who plan on practicing in Washington upon graduation. Dentists who are new to Washington will also be given the opportunity to form connections with WSDA mentor dentists. To learn more about the mentor program, and volunteer to be a mentor, visit the webpage here. 

SKCDS Access Sealant Program

The SKCDS Access Sealant Program works to place sealants on the six-year molars of second grade students in the Highline School District. In addition to these direct treatments, students are provided information about dentists in their area if their intake forms indicate that they do not have a dental home. If you have availability to volunteer as part of this program any day of the week during the school year, please email Dr. Bill Leicht with your availability at accessmanager@skcds.com.

Seattle/King County Clinic

The Seattle/King County Clinic (SKCC) brings together a wide range of partners from across Washington to produce a giant free health clinic at Seattle Center. The four-day volunteer-driven clinic provides free dental, vision, and medical care to anyone in the region who struggles to access and/or afford health care. To learn more details and sign-up to volunteer, visit their website here. 

Give Kids a Smile with KidsQuest Children's Museum

Throughout the month of February, SKCDS partners with KidsQuest Children's Museum to provide free dental themed programming daily to all museum visitors, simple oral health exams to talk to parents/guardians and provide resources for dental homes where needed, and promote oral health in a unique and positive way. Questions on this or want to volunteer? Contact the SKCDS Central Office at (206) 448-6620.