Volunteer in our dining room serving sides, drinks, or sanitizing during meals.
Volunteer in our kitchen preparing and serving meals.
Welcome and assist guests, merchandise sales, explore local history between guests, etc.
Scan, copy, file, index, internet searches, exhibit research, assist guests, MS Office, etc.
Clerical, scheduling, data collection, etc. MS Office skills preferred. Able to work unsupervised and attentive to detail.
Dust, clean glass, vacuum, sweep, mop, floors, etc.
Some volunteer opportunities include: fundraising, land stewardship, community engagement, preserve monitoring, work bees, and more. If you are interested in offering your knowledge and skills in any capacity to help protect land in northeast Michigan, please contact us.
CLF established the Senior Fellows Program to harness the capacity of mid-and late-career professionals who want to donate their time and expertise during a professional transition such as returning from a career break, switching from private sector to nonprofit work, or moving into retirement. The program offers flexible, part-time opportunities to gain valuable pro bono…
The work you do here at the museum is a service to our community. There is no commitment. Whether you have 2 hours a week or month, we are always happy to have your presence at the museum. Opportunities include: museum guide, building maintenance, special events, cataloging/data entry, research, collections, cleaning, reception, grounds care, garden…
Whether you’re interested in collecting collect water samples or perhaps serving on a committee, there are many ways to help. Consider one of the opportunities listed below, or let us know how else you might be able to make a difference: join a committee, help with water quality monitoring, take photographs, host a prospective member…