Help organize this event, take inventory, sort donated items or donate school supplies for families in need before the school year begins.
Interested in a wide variety of opportunities to support the TMA while exploring behind-the-scenes? Bring your administrative and support skills to the task of keeping the TMA in its place of national prominence. Departments and opportunities vary, but include general office tasks such as preparing mailings, book repair in the library, copying records for archives,…
Various departments occasionally have opportunities for volunteers to lend their administrative support and skills to help with general office tasks such as making phone calls, copying or scanning documents and records, and more. The following key accountabilities are examples of some of the tasks most often required in the Library and Archives. Volunteers will be…
Are you always receiving compliments on your latest Instagram post? Is most of your feed accompanied by #TMA? Use your keen photography and videography skills to share your love for your Museum! Volunteers will receive special free access to exhibitions and special events to record the engaging sights of the TMA galleries and gardens.
Assist during events (set up and clean up), take inventory, organize expressive arts room, assemble self-care kits, baby supply bags, and school supply bags.
Host an In-Kind Donation Drive (Year Round) Host a drive at your work, place of worship or with family and friends to collect new items throughout the year. Items needed: Supplies – K-college, Toiletries & Hygiene – from baby to adult, Household cleaning and laundry products, Clothing and shoes, Food and transportation gift cards.
Volunteers assist us with opening camp in May and closing of camp in October. Skilled project workers such as carpenters, electricians, plumbers, and other specialized trades are always needed.
Volunteers to assist with camp programming are always in demand. Duties include food preparation, cleaning, and assisting with organized recreation activities such as craft projects, games, or campfire programs.
Courageous Community Services relies heavily on volunteer involvement to support our fundraising efforts – and volunteers have responded with fantastic commitment and creativity. Check out the Special Events page for our upcoming events.
The Peristyle performance hall was built by the museum in 1933, and its stage has been graced by thousands of performers in the years since—including many performances by the Toledo Symphony Orchestra. Volunteer ushers make this possible by distributing programs, taking tickets, guiding and seating guests, and more. A special perk for ushers is that…