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VIPs: Volunteers-in-Parks
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VIPs helping out around the Chamizal.
 

Are you looking for an opportunity to help your community? Do you want to help keep Chamizal National Memorial an amazing place? Maybe learn some new skills? Then check out the opportunities to be a VIP (Volunteer-in-Parks) at Chamizal National Memorial.

Volunteer opportunities at Chamizal National Memorial include:

Park Promoter - Promote the National Park Service and Chamizal National Memorial throughout the El Paso area including community groups, special events, and school visits.

Puppeteer - Join the Chamizal National Memorial puppeteer team. Work with hand puppets and marionettes to help tell the Chamizal Story!

Visitor Center and Interpretation- Help with visitor center operations, meet visitor from all over the world and help tell people the Chamizal story

Education Program - Help with education programs and projects

Grounds - Help keep the memorial a beautiful place to visit

Theater - There are a variety of ways to help our theater operations and learn some new skills along the way!

Administration - Help the Administration division keep the park running like a well oiled machine.

There are many more opportunities!

Come help the National Park Service to preserve, protect, and interpret one of the country's special places!

To find out more:

Call the volunteer coordinator at 915-532-7273 ext. 131 or check out Chamizal National Memorial on Volunteer.gov

 
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Last Updated: November 27, 2011 at 13:35 MST