Assist in researching historical topics related to the Revolutionary War and colonial period. This role involves gathering information, organizing data, and contributing to the museum's educational content.

Support the planning and execution of museum events. This role involves assisting with logistics, setup, and coordination to ensure successful events.

This position is essential to the daily operation of the museum. Volunteers will lend their knowledge of the Revolutionary War and the colonial period, learn about various artifacts, give tours to patrons, and become an active part of the museum staff.

Engage with the community to promote the museum's programs and events. This role involves building relationships with local organizations and individuals to enhance community involvement.

Manage and coordinate volunteer activities, ensuring effective communication and scheduling. This role involves organizing volunteer efforts and supporting the museum's operations.

Prepare or provide meals for FIKE students on Mondays and Fridays to be served at 5:30 PM. Coordinate with the center to schedule your participation.

Share your hobbies and skills with students on scheduled Fridays. Inspire and educate children by demonstrating your unique talents.

Engage in a one-on-one relationship where you serve as a role model and trusted counselor to a youth. Help influence and support them positively amidst today's challenging environment.

Assist students with homework and reading during after-school hours. Provide support and encouragement to help them succeed academically.

Assist with various tasks such as ushering, hanging posters, sewing simple costumes, or offering any other help you can provide. This role is perfect for those with extra time or special talents looking to support the arts.

Volunteers will assist in organizing and managing events during South Carolina's largest Juneteenth celebration. Responsibilities include helping with event setup, assisting vendors, and engaging with attendees to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

Assist in organizing and facilitating outdoor activities for individuals with disabilities. Volunteers will help participants engage in various sports and recreational activities, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.

Support the coordination of various programs by assisting with logistics, communication, and participant engagement. Volunteers play a crucial role in the successful delivery of programs to families.

Provide administrative support in the office, including tasks such as filing, data entry, and answering phones. Volunteers help ensure the smooth operation of daily activities.

Assist with planning and executing family events such as Social Saturdays, Halloween events, and Sensory Santa. Volunteers may help with setup, coordination, and engaging with families during events.

Assist with on-site building maintenance and repair, and provide support for energy home visits. Volunteers will help coordinate and provide hands-on support to improve energy efficiency in homes.

Join our garden workdays at Annie's House to assist with general landscaping and garden maintenance. Tasks include pulling weeds, mulching, raking leaves, and planting or harvesting depending on the season. Volunteers should wear closed-toed shoes and bring water and a snack.

Participate in water testing activities to support environmental sustainability efforts. Volunteers will help monitor and maintain the health of local water bodies through regular testing and data collection.

Support the Steward Youth Program by teaching and mentoring young individuals. Volunteers will engage with youth to foster development and learning in sustainability practices.

Assist with developing engaging content and strategies for social media platforms. Volunteers will help capture and develop content for newsletters and marketing efforts to increase engagement and awareness.