Help prepare mailings and distribute publicity materials to promote upcoming events. This role is crucial for raising awareness and ensuring community engagement with our programs.

Join our education team to help create and deliver curriculum-linked programs at the Allis-Bushnell House or on the green. This role involves securing speakers and coordinating logistics.

Assist in organizing and cataloging our large collection of photographs and postcards. A good eye for design is beneficial for this role.

Help with researching, reporting on, and advocating for local preservation issues. Ideal for those interested in architectural history and local architecture.

Help with the accessioning of items and adding them to our collections database. This role requires a few hours weekly to evaluate, describe, and enter information into our museum software.

Join us in the upkeep and improvement of our buildings and landscapes. This role is perfect for those with a green thumb who want to contribute to the preservation of our historical sites.

Join our events committee to help manage special projects and plan events. This role is perfect for those with event planning experience.

Volunteers are needed to greet visitors at the Allis-Bushnell museum during Open House events this spring. This role involves welcoming guests, providing information about the museum, and ensuring a positive visitor experience.

Assist in organizing the research library by creating systems for better accessibility and management of resources. Ideal for detail-oriented individuals who enjoy library sciences.

As a mentor, you will provide guidance and support to a young person in Guilford, Connecticut. Responsibilities include meeting with your mentee for approximately one half to one hour per week during school hours, making a commitment for at least one school year, and attending training sessions.

Coordinate and facilitate virtual art critique sessions via Zoom, engaging members in discussions about composition, materials, and techniques. Volunteers will manage submissions and send out Zoom links to participants.

Become a docent at the Adam Stanton House and guide visitors through the museum, sharing the history and stories of the Stanton family and their home. Volunteers will help enhance visitor experience by providing informative tours.

Assist the Garden Restoration Committee in maintaining the herb garden and flower beds on the museum grounds. Volunteers will help with planting, weeding, and general garden upkeep.

Assist with trail clearing, boundary marking, and land maintenance to help preserve open spaces. Volunteers can also become land stewards for various properties.

Provide educational support, clerical, or computer work to assist the organization in its mission to conserve land and natural resources.

Serve on a committee that interests you and contribute ideas on how the organization can improve its efforts in land conservation.

Assist in improving and preserving trail systems by participating in various maintenance activities. Volunteers of all ages, abilities, and experience levels are welcome to join and contribute to the upkeep of Weber Woods and the Quinimay Trail.

Volunteers are needed to help maintain a 50' x 50' plot dedicated to growing produce for the Branford Food Pantry and Community Dining Room. Responsibilities include planting, weeding, and harvesting a variety of vegetables throughout the growing season.

Volunteer mentors play a vital role in connecting area children with the natural world. No experience is needed; just an interest in sharing your appreciation of nature with others. Volunteers will learn what they need to know and have fun while sharing their love of the natural world with the next generation.

Volunteers provide transportation services to seniors, ensuring they get to appointments and return home safely. Volunteers are expected to stay with the senior during appointments and provide companionship.