Guide tours of the Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum, sharing knowledge about maritime patrol aviation history. Volunteers will engage with visitors and provide educational insights.

Assist with special events at the Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum. Volunteers will help coordinate and manage event logistics to ensure successful and memorable experiences.

Help maintain and improve the Memorial Gardens at the Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum. Volunteers will work with a team to ensure the gardens are well-kept and beautiful for visitors.

Design or construct exhibits for the Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum. Volunteers will use their creativity and skills to enhance museum displays and visitor engagement.

Join marketing or fundraising projects at the Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum. Volunteers will support efforts to promote the museum and secure funding for its initiatives.

Assist with cataloging and office operations at the Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum. Volunteers will help organize and manage museum records and documents.

Welcome visitors to the Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum, providing them with information and assistance as needed. Volunteers will ensure a positive and informative experience for all guests.

Help raise awareness and strengthen community connections by distributing outreach materials, tabling at events, and supporting other outreach initiatives. These flexible opportunities are ideal for volunteers eager to make a meaningful impact.

Assist with planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting crops. Help with various tasks such as planting seeds, transplanting seedlings, watering, weeding, mulching, spreading compost, and more. Work may take place in the field, greenhouse, or high tunnels.

Assist with fieldwork and educational activities when student groups visit the farm. Volunteers help guide youth through hands-on learning experiences and community service tasks. A background check is required.

Help maintain the grassy walkways and areas surrounding the garden plots. Volunteers can choose to ride the Cub Cadet electric lawn mower or use one of the electric push mowers for a more active option.

Help with seedling care, transplanting, paper pot-making, and general greenhouse tasks such as organizing supplies and cleaning tools. This role is less physically demanding, requiring minimal bending and lifting.

Support the success of fundraising events by helping with tasks such as hanging posters, selling tickets, supporting event setup and registration, serving food and beverages, and assisting with cleanup.

Help harvest/glean organic produce for donation. Assist in picking and gathering vegetables based on ripeness and quality standards, as well as washing, sorting, weighing, and packing produce for distribution.

Help cut, arrange, and create beautiful flower bouquets for local nursing homes and community fundraising efforts.

Support the farm crew with seasonal installations, basic repairs, and maintenance of farm structures, irrigation, electric fencing, tools, and equipment. Skilled volunteers with experience using various tools and materials are needed.

Engage the community through naturalist walks, nature talks, and educational media. Volunteers will help promote awareness and education about local wildlife and conservation efforts.

Transport injured or rehabilitated wildlife to and from the center. This role is fundamental to wildlife rescue efforts and requires a commitment to animal welfare.

Assist with on-site rescue tasks such as cleaning, feeding, and caring for turtles. Volunteers will work closely with the team to provide necessary care for rehabilitating turtles.

Volunteers will participate in live and dead marine mammal response and data collection, educate the public, perform health assessments, and assist with the transport of animals to rehabilitation centers. A commitment of at least 1 year and the ability to travel up to 1.5 hours from home is required.