VOLUNTEERS
The Huntington Museum of Art, one of the treasures of the Tri-State region, could not achieve its stated mission – “to serve the public as a museum and cultural center and in the greater community act as a presence and advocate for the areas of art, education and nature” – without the participation of a dedicated group of volunteers. Volunteers augment the paid professional staff in the areas of the Museum listed below. For more information, call (304) 529-2701.
Administrative
Assisting in the offices of the Executive Director.
* Assembling materials and stuffing envelopes for mailings.
*Providing clerical assistance to the Director’s Executive Assistant.Development
Assisting with membership drives and fund-raising events, such as The Museum Ball and Hilltop: Books Only.
*Serving as Chairman or member of a committee for the annual Museum Ball.
*Sorting, pricing and selling books during the annual Hilltop: Books Only festival.
*Making follow-up telephone calls to potential donors to the annual Open Door Membership Campaign.Curatorial
Assisting curators and the registrar.
*Assisting with project research.
*Packing and unpacking exhibition objects.
*Helping with vault maintenance.Education
Working with children, adults and special interest groups to interpret the Museum’s collections and traveling exhibitions
*Serving as a docent for weekday tours by school and community groups.
*Serving as a docents for weekend tours for Museum visitors.
*Serving as a conditional tour guide for specialty tours.Library
Assisting the Librarian in the Art Reference Library.
*Processing library materials
*Cataloguing
*Entering computer data.
*Performing research on permanent collections.Conservatory
Assisting the Horticulturist in the Conservatory.
*Conducting tours of the Conservatory and Nature Trails.
*Performing gardening tasks (potting, weeding, etc.)The Museum Store
Assisting in the operation of The Museum Store.
*Performing as a sales clerk.
*Checking in and pricing merchandise.Hospitality Committee
Assisting with Museum hospitality needs.
*Providing or soliciting food.
Public Relations
Assisting the Public Relations Director with the Museum’s publicity needs.
*Distributing information about upcoming events.

The Huntington Museum of Art, one of the treasures of the Tri-State region, could not achieve its stated mission – “to serve the public as a museum and cultural center and in the greater community act as a presence and advocate for the areas of art, education and nature” – without the participation of a dedicated group of volunteers. Volunteers augment the paid professional staff in the areas of the Museum listed below. For more information, call (304) 529-2701.