Outside of her official duties, Satwinder Kaur has amassed an extensive record of community service and board leadership. She has been active in a wide range of civic, cultural, and charitable organizations. Below is a summary of past and present boards, commissions, and volunteer activities Kaur has been involved with over the years:
 

• City of Kent Boards/Commissions: Chair of the Kent Cultural Communities Board (a city advisory board on diversity); Organizer for the Kent International Festival; Green Kent Park Steward with Kent Parks (leading volunteer environmental restoration projects); Member of the Kent Parks and Recreation Commission (Green Kent) – contributing to park clean-ups and tree plantings. She also served on Kent’s Cultural Communities Board and helped engage diverse communities in civic events.
   

• Non-Profit and Community Organizations: Board of Trustees member for the Greater Kent Historical Society; Board member of East Indian Connections (a local cultural organization); Member-at-large and social media coordinator for Sikh S.O.C.H. (a Sikh community group); Steering Committee member for Living Well Kent (a community coalition for health and food access). Kaur has been a dedicated volunteer with programs addressing hunger and homelessness – she is a regular volunteer at KentHOPE, a women’s shelter, and has volunteered with Northwest Harvest (regional food bank) and the Kent Rotary’s Backpack Buddies program, which provides food for students in need. She often involves her family in service as well; along with her son, she has participated in park clean-ups as a Green Kent volunteer.
   

• Educational and Youth Involvement: Active in local schools, Kaur has served in parent-teacher organizations. She was PTA Secretary at Sunrise Elementary School and involved in the PTA at Meridian Middle School during her older son’s attendance. More recently, as her children grew, she became a mentor with Communities in Schools of Kent (supporting students) and joined the Kentwood High School PTSA. A consistent theme in her volunteerism is engaging and empowering youth – she has stated she wants to “get more residents, especially youth, involved in the city” through civic programs.
   

• Regional and Appointed Roles: As a councilmember, Kaur has been appointed to represent Kent on several regional bodies. She serves on the King County Growth Management Planning Council and the King County Domestic Violence Regional Task Force, helping shape county-wide policies. She is the chair of the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency’s Advisory Council, working on regional environmental and air quality issues. Kaur also sits on the MultiCare South King County Regional Board (supporting healthcare initiatives) and was a member of the Association of Washington Cities’ state and federal policy committee. Earlier, she was on the Puget Sound Access Board (which oversaw public access media/Carco Theatre) and even the City of Renton’s Mayor’s Inclusion Task Force – reflecting her commitment to diversity and inclusion beyond her own city.