Lila Sitton
Burlington
Summary
Dedicated to volunteering with a positive attitude throughout, as well as strong teamwork skills. Contributions to the NOAH Center through enhancing animal well-being, assuring that they are fed and well, as well as keeping a clean working environment. Demonstrated problem-solving skills as well as adaptability while helping the community with issues surrounding food scarcity at Helping Hands Food Bank, through ensuring food to those in need, sorting donations, and more. While volunteering for Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group, hard work was key to planting trees at various locations for three hours at a time in the cold weather with little to no breaks.
Overview
2026
2026
years of professional experience
Work History
Volunteer
The NOAH Center
11.2025 - Current
- Represented organization positively and professionally while providing the shelter with much-needed services to keep it running smoothly.
- Provided companionship and comfort to animals in need of extra love and attention.
- Improved animal well-being by providing daily care, including feeding, cleaning, and enrichment.
- Assisted in the successful adoption of animals and an overall positive shelter environment by maintaining clean and inviting living spaces for potential adopters to visit.
- Ensured a safe environment for volunteers by following established protocols regarding animal handling and safety measures.
Volunteer
Helping Hands Food Bank
2025 - Current
- Packaged up nonperishable and perishable food items for food bank visitors.
- Carefully put together bags with multiple nonperishable meals and snacks to be distributed to children in need.
- Collaborated with team members to ensure timely restocking of food for clients in need.
- Kept warehouses and preparation areas clean and orderly to limit workplace risk.
- Collaborated with fellow volunteers to deliver punctual, friendly service.
- Enhanced community food security by efficiently sorting and distributing donated items.
- Demonstrated flexibility by adapting to various roles within the organization as needed, including food distribution, packing "chow bags", and warehouse assistance.
Volunteer
Skagit Fisheries Enhancement
2025 - Current
- Assisted with special events and programs.
- Contributed in efforts to support the local ecosystem by attending planting parties where we planted over 200+ native tree species.
- Contributed with a team of 10-20 volunteers at a time to execute weekend conservation projects.
Education
Burlington-Edison High School
Burlington, WA06-2028
Skills
- Positive attitude
- Conversational ASL (basic proficiency)
- Community service
- Adaptability and dependability
- Washington Driver's license
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Organized and efficient
- Problem-solving
- Food Handler's permit
- Empathy and patience
Timeline
Volunteer
The NOAH Center
11.2025 - Current
Volunteer
Helping Hands Food Bank
2025 - Current
Volunteer
Skagit Fisheries Enhancement
2025 - Current
Burlington-Edison High School