INFOGRAPHIC: Volunteers Make a Difference

100-PO020 (R 10/2023)

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Everybody can be great, because anybody can serve. – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Volunteers at Each Prison

Thousands of people volunteer within Washington State Department of Corrections Prisons each year. As of April, 2017:

Prison Facility	Number of Volunteers
Airway Heights Corrections Center	196
Clallam Bay Corrections Center	220
Coyote Ridge Corrections Center	225
Mission Creek Corrections Center for Women	158
Monroe Correctional Complex	721
Olympic Corrections Center	20
Stafford Creek Corrections Center	212
Washington Corrections Center	175
Washington Corrections Center for Women	700
Washington State Penitentiary	271

Service

Volunteers generously donate their time to various inmate programs like:

• Substance abuse treatment
• Learning yoga
• Training service animals
• Education

For more information on how to volunteer: doc.wa.gov/corrections/programs/volunteer.htm

Sources

1. Data provided by Community Partnership Program specialists at each facility