About Us
We are dedicated to building a more peaceful, just, and understanding society. Through mediation, trainings, and programs like Walk About Yakima (WAY) – a youth gun violence intervention program, and other restorative justice initiatives, we empower individuals, families, and organizations to resolve conflicts effectively, foster positive relationships, and build peace.
Join Our Volunteer Family — Doors Always Open!
At the Community Peace Center, we believe that lasting change happens when passionate people come together. That’s why our doors are always open to volunteers who want to make a difference. Whether you have a few hours a week or can commit long-term, your time and skills can help build stronger, more peaceful communities.
Join us and be part of a movement dedicated to resolving conflicts, supporting families, and creating positive impact. Volunteer with us — because together, we’re stronger.
Why Should You Join Our Board?
As a board member, you’ll play a vital role in guiding our organization’s mission and expanding our impact. You’ll also enjoy personal and professional benefits such as:
- Making a Difference: Be a part of meaningful change in your community.
- Learning & Growth: Gain experience in nonprofit leadership, strategic planning, and financial oversight.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with community leaders, professionals, and like-minded individuals.
- Skill Development: Enhance your skills in governance, fundraising, and advocacy.
Introducing Walk About Yakima
WAY is a community violence intervention program dedicated to reducing gun-related violence in Yakima County. Rooted in restorative justice, WAY offers direct, community-based support to youth and young adults who are the most vulnerable. WAY builds consistent, compassionate relationships that promote healing, accountability, and long-term alternatives to incarceration.
Who Are We Looking For?
We welcome individuals from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned professional, a young adult eager to give back, or someone with lived experiences that shape your perspective, your unique voice and background can help us better serve our diverse community.
No prior board experience required.
Seeking individuals of all ages, cultures, and educational or career backgrounds.
