Volunteers can assist in various capacities, including becoming a certified therapeutic animal interaction team. No prior experience with animals is necessary, and all volunteers will be appreciated for their contributions.

Volunteers at the Edmond History Museum assist in various roles including front desk shifts, research, educational programming, and special events. The program includes an orientation session to help volunteers understand their selected position and general museum procedures.

Assist in organizing and executing events and activities that support Edmond Memorial High School. Responsibilities may include event setup, coordination, and providing support to teachers and students.

Help keep the Round Barn open to visitors by working shifts to greet guests and sell merchandise. Volunteers share the story of Arcadia's Route 66 treasure with visitors from around the world.

Event Assistants help facilitate activities and crafts during large educational programs. Key events include the Chuck Wagon Festival and the National Day of the Cowboy.

Education Assistants support programming for students and families in the museum galleries and classrooms. Responsibilities may include gathering teaching materials and leading parts of museum-based lesson plans.

Welcome Hosts greet visitors, provide general information, and orient guests about the museum's exhibitions and programs. As public relations ambassadors, they help set a positive tone for guest experiences.

As a Gallery Host, you will tell stories that highlight the rich diversity of landscapes, wildlife, and people of the West. This role involves revealing the significance behind the Museum’s collections and engaging guests with captivating narratives.

Museum Docents serve as educators, creating a social and educational environment for museum visitors. They conduct lessons in the galleries and integrate tour themes with exhibition content, catering to various age groups.

Volunteers are needed to sort and hang clothes in the Resource Center, assist children during events, organize inventory, and help with administrative tasks. This role is crucial in ensuring that children in foster care receive the resources they need.

Groups are encouraged to volunteer at the Resource Center by sorting clothes, stocking supplies, and assisting foster families and children during their shopping experience. This is a great way for teams to give back to the community together.

Volunteer as a makeup artist to help cancer fighters celebrate their beauty and strength during Empowerment Shoots. Provide professional makeup services at no cost to the participants.

Volunteer as a hair stylist to support women facing hair loss due to cancer treatment. Provide hairstyling services during Brave Shave Parties at no cost to the participants.

Volunteer as a photographer to capture the beauty and strength of cancer fighters during Empowerment Shoots. Provide professional photography services at no cost to the participants.

Volunteering with Tenaciously Teal involves helping in the warehouse with sorting, organizing, and making care packs for cancer fighters. Open volunteer days are hosted on Thursdays from 10 am to 2 pm.

Help our Zoo grounds shine by volunteering alongside our housekeeping team! Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to participate.

Assist our Nutrition team in diet preparation for animals all across the Zoo. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to participate.

Volunteers with a green thumb can help alongside our horticulture team. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to participate.

Inspire conservation action as a WILD Guide for guests. Receive additional training on specific animal areas to become a liaison between guests and our conservation experts. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to participate.

Help further the zoo’s mission by connecting with our guests and inspiring them to conserve wildlife by providing animal information, directions, and general zoo information. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to participate.