We’re always looking for hospitality volunteers and others to help at our events — ticket taker/greeters, parking lot guides, cleanup help. We also need a few people adept at or willing to learn the technical end of operating sound and lights.
Usually working as a group, volunteers help keep our new garden magnificent by watering and weeding on a regular basis, seasonally.
Volunteer to recruit instructors and plan classes, organize special events and trips, provide IT support, write for our newsletter, and much more!
Through your involvement with the museum, you serve as educators and custodians of history, and enhance the experience of visitors who journey here from all over the world.
Construction Volunteers should dress appropriately for the weather and the day’s work assignments. Wear comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty. On your feet wear a sturdy pair of shoes. Work or hiking boots are strongly encouraged. Open-toe shoes or sandals are not allowed. On sunny days wear sunscreen and a hat. We…
Volunteers can assist in a variety of ways including preparation, set-up, or photography during the event.
Range from painting and building beautification to mentoring and playing with children.
Samaritans volunteers come from all walks of life, with different backgrounds and experiences. They have one thing in common…the desire to help another person in need. All prospective volunteers submit to a comprehensive application process, including a background check, participate in a mandatory 35-hour training program, and commit to serving at least six months on…
Mentor/Coach volunteers are needed to help youth in the program train shelter dogs on basic obedience using positive reinforcement methods. Provide evening care for dogs in our Pawsitive Correction Program. This includes walking, feeding, and playing with the dogs who stay overnight at the Marion County Juvenile Detention Center during the week of the program.…
Volunteer with your dog at Paws & Think’s partner venues where you will interact with children and adults from all different backgrounds. We also have a need for volunteers without therapy dogs to help as escorts for our Paws to Heal program and as Reading Buddies for our Paws to Read programs.