FORT LOWELL Museum
Volunteering at the Fort Lowell Museum
Long-term volunteer commitments OR one-time team building days.
THERE IS A VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY THAT IS RIGHT FOR YOU
Three Options
Volunteer At A Field Trip: A 3 to 5 hour Commitment
The Fort Lowell Museum offers field trips for 3rd-12th grade students. Are you looking for team-building opportunity or a one-time community service day with your group? Engage and inspire our youth and learn some history along the way!
This is a three to five hour morning commitment. You will receive easy training. You will be interacting with students who are always with chaperones. SIGN YOUR GROUP UP HERE. THIS LINK SHOWS THE FIELD TRIP SCHEDULE FOR BOTH THE PRESIDIO AND FORT LOWELL MUSEUMS. CHECK YOUR LOCATION.
For more information contact wolfwh@tucsonpresidio.com.
Docents: A weekly or monthly commitment.
Docents are the life-blood of the daily experience at any museum. Are you interested in Tucson’s history and looking for a way to share your interest with others? Docents provide tours, offer general information to visitors, and often lead activities at events.
For more information contact: Ginger Thompson at GingerT@TucsonPresidio.com.
Living History Volunteers: A monthly commitment
Living History volunteers are living historians who bring Fort Lowell to life by conducting demonstrations, explaining displays, and showing visitors what it was like to live on the frontier in the late 1700s and early 1800s.
For more information contact Kate Avalos at KateA@TucsonPresidio.com.
We also accept youth volunteers (10-17 years old) who lead activities or apprentice as interpreters at Living History events. We are always looking for new youth volunteers.
For more information contact: Ginger Thompson at GingerT@TucsonPresidio.com.