Play a critical role in Museum operations! As the first point of contact with the public, it will be your helpful nature and cheery disposition which determine our visitors’ first impressions. Greet Museum visitors, collect admission fees, provide membership information, answer questions and provide clerical support to the Visitor Services staff.
Support the Museum’s retail enterprise by making sales, answering questions and restocking inventory.
Help to educate more than 4,000 school children who visit the Museum annually. Act as a program aide, helping with projects and supervising students, or exercise your skills as a teacher/program leader. Training in Colonial skills provided.
Corporate, small business and community/religious group opportunities can engage in farm work April through October. Group volunteer opportunities are designed for 6-18 people. A tax-deductible contribution is requested. This contribution helps defray the costs associated with organizing, leading, and educating groups, ensuring our ability to offer meaningful service learning experiences.
History lovers can share their passion with visitors as they lead tours through the historic Claflin-Gerrish-Richards House and interpret three centuries of New England family life. Training is provided for this enjoyable and interactive position.
There are times throughout the year when we look for volunteers to help us with specific office tasks, event coordination, or special projects.
Bring your talents to the forefront and bring fun to WSL by leading group activities.
We welcome corporate and other groups seeking service opportunities. In one afternoon, a motivated group can transform a program space or engage a group of youth in a special activity.
Assist a resident in making the best use of their day by providing encouragement, a hand with getting from place to place, or simple conversation.
Youth volunteers can assist as gym assistants, games room helpers, homework assistants, Friday Night Events, and community service projects.