Volunteer and Help Bring History to Life
Love Woodinville’s story? Be part of it! Join our welcoming team of volunteers and help bring local history to life. Whether you have an hour or a few days to share, your time makes a lasting difference. Students are invited to volunteer for community service hours.
Museum Hosts
Most Needed Volunteers: Museum Hosts
No experience required — training provided
Museum Hosts are the friendly faces who welcome visitors to the Heritage Museum, help guests get oriented, and point them toward exhibits and points of interest. Each new Host volunteer is paired with an experienced Host for on-the-job training and support.
Time commitment: 4-hour shifts on Sundays (when the museum is open), Volunteer for one shift per year—or more, if you’d like
Ready to help? Apply Today
Museum & Community Outreach
Museum Volunteers
Volunteers at the Woodinville Heritage Museum help make the history of our community more accessible. This is accomplished by docents who help visitors discover the rich heritage of the greater Woodinville Community through the exhibits we offer. It is also accomplished through being part of the team that creates the museum exhibits.
Community Outreach
Community outreach volunteers work to produce our Free Community Programs. This includes developing, scheduling, promoting and hosting a variety of public programs. These volunteers also assist in membership development and creating partnerships within our community.
Marketing, Membership & Web
Marketing & Fund Development
Marketing & Fund Development volunteers help developing fundraising opportunities, assist in fund raising events and in searching out and writing grants. Opportunities also include assisting in the production of The Homesteader, the society’s newsletter, as well as expanding our web presence on social media.
Membership & Correspondence
Volunteers help maintain records of membership, supporters, and visitors, print mailing labels, and maintain email lists.
Web Presence and Social Media
Volunteers help increase the Society’s visibility on the web using electronic media, including the website, Facebook, Instagram, and potentially other outlets by uploading articles, event notifications, and photographs.
