General Volunteers perform various tasks as needed by museum staff, including mailing, cleaning, gardening, and delivering promotional materials. This role has a flexible schedule, allowing you to contribute as needed.

As an Exhibit Volunteer, you will assist with the design, setup, and takedown of museum exhibits. This role offers flexible scheduling on weekdays and allows you to contribute creatively to the museum's displays.

This position involves general handy-person tasks assigned as needed, including assisting with museum interior improvements, building exhibit structures, and making repairs. The schedule is flexible, allowing you to work on a convenient weekday and time.

In this role, you will assist with the intake and processing of artifacts, help care for and organize physical photos and documents, and label boxes and bags in the museum's storage. The schedule is flexible, allowing you to choose a convenient weekday and time.

As a Greeter/Docent, you will welcome visitors to the museum, provide information about current exhibits, assist with store sales and inventory, and perform light cleaning tasks. This role requires a commitment of 5 hours, 1-2 times per month, including one weekday and one Saturday.

As an Event Volunteer, you will help with setup, cleanup, greeting attendees, and assisting event coordinators during various museum events throughout the year. This role is for the day of the event, with opportunities including the Annual Car Show and Harvest Festival.

Meet and evaluate dogs for intake to the rescue program. Volunteers will assess the dogs' behavior and suitability for adoption.

Walk, hike, and adventure with rescue dogs to provide them with exercise and socialization. Dogs are kenneled in Puyallup.

Help raise funds to support the dogs in rescue by organizing and participating in fundraising activities.

Conduct virtual or in-person inspections of potential adopters or foster homes to ensure suitability for dog placement.

Assist in transporting dogs into the rescue, ensuring their safe and comfortable travel.

Help with organizing and running fundraisers, adoption fairs, and other events to support the organization.

Greeters welcome guests to the museum, distribute maps, and collect emails for the museum's newsletter. They answer general questions and provide information to visitors.

Collection Monitors oversee the museum's collection to ensure its safety and preservation. They provide information about the collection to enhance visitor experiences.

Museum Ambassadors present and distribute information about the Museum’s collection at various events. They encourage Museum awareness and assist with booth setup and guest engagement.

Docents conduct guided tours of the Museum for diverse audiences, including school-age children and visitors with special needs. They provide a brief history of the museum, explain programs, and tour current exhibitions.

Museum Educators lead K-12 audiences in discovering automobile-themed curriculum topics through guided experiences. They engage students in subjects like history, math, and science.

Events Specialists assist with various events at the museum, greeting visitors and helping with event logistics. They may work during daytime, evenings, and weekends.

Photo Car Volunteers assist guests using the self-serve photo booth at the museum. They guide guests and ensure a smooth experience while managing guest flow.

Join the Pierce County MRC to assist in preparing for and responding to natural disasters and public health emergencies. Volunteers will engage in training and community activities that promote health and safety.