President Benjamin Harrison Home Volunteers

Volunteers at the President Benjamin Harrison Home contribute significantly to the successful operation of this historic landmark. They bring invaluable enthusiasm and dedication to their jobs.

While some volunteers have specialized skills, others have no formal training or expertise. All of our volunteers eagerly learn and expand their horizons. Training is provided initially and is on-going.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:

Docent
Education Assistant
Archival/Curatorial Assistant
Clerical/Mailing/Office Assistant
Gardener
Special Events Planner
Writer/Journalist/Public Relations Assistant
Craft Workshop Instructor/Assistant

WHY VOLUNTEER?

To continue learning and growing.
To develop new interests and friendships.
to participate in educating school children and the general public about the life of President Benjamin Harrison.
To promote patriotism and citizenship.
To contribute to the preservation of our historical and architectural heritage.

VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

To participate in training and continuing education.
To be reliable and punctual.
To adhere to the same professional standards as paid Harrison Home staff.
To accurately record hours worked.

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer at the President Benjamin Harrison Home, please contact the Director of Volunteers .

Jo Baize, Director of Volunteers, (317)632-5472

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August 2, 2001