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If this is how you feel after a week in the office,
come on down to the museum and do something completely different!
Volunteer activities are now available on weekdays and weekends.
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“Remember volunteers are unpaid not because they are worthless but because they are priceless.”—Anonymous
...As a volunteer
We need many volunteers for ongoing activities,
everything from operating the excursion car to staffing the Museum Store and the Visitors Center to helping with the painting and maintenance!
We can use your skills and as much or as little of your time as you wish to offer.
The work available ranges from the clerical to the physically demanding.
Whether you are a rail fan, a history buff,
a retired person or just someone who would like to explore a new hobby and meet people,
we urge you to join us!
Current projects needing volunteers:
- operations
- fundraising
- waterfront development
- track repair and construction
- car maintenance, painting and restoration
- unlimited projects large and small!
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...As a donor
We depend upon private donations and revenue from the ride and
the Museum Store to cover the costs of material and equipment.
There are many projects, both large and small,
which require more funding to carry them out.
Chief among these are the installation of overhead electric wire,
trolley restoration, the expansion and rehabilitation of track,
and equipment delivery.
Your donation will provide vital support for these programs.
The Trolley Museum has suggested annual donation levels starting at $25 for individuals and $35 for families.
You can pay your dues on-line at our Museum Store.
Please join us as a donor or volunteer by calling us at (845) 331-3399.
Thank you!
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...As an on-line shopper
Just shop on-line in the museum's own store or in the iGive.com shopping mall!
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This page was last updated by Evan Jennings on March 31, 2011.
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