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Fort Frederica National Monument
Volunteer

Special Volunteer Day September 26, 2009, on National Public Lands Day.

Visit Fort Frederica National Monument for FREE to learn about our volunteer opportunities. During your visit see a sneak peak of the new PBS special by Ken Burns entitled: The National Parks: America`s Best Idea.  This Volunteer Day is part of our celebration of America`s National Parks. Use the information and links below for openings and position descriptions.

 
Welcome to our Volunteers In Parks (VIP) Program!
Volunteers are important to Frederica.  They help run the visitor center.  They share the history of the park; give tours and "living history" presentations.  Volunteers work in the period garden.  They also help care for our artifacts.  Because of the energy, enthusiasm, and commitment of our volunteers, Fort Frederica is able to offer visitors a high quality experience of history.  As a volunteer, you will open the door to the past, and let the visitor step into another time.  You are invited to be a part of this fun and rewarding experience.

Fort Frederica wants volunteers who are committed to our mission: "to preserve and protect the historic, cultural, and natural objects on our site, for the benefit and enjoyment of the public, now and in the future".  Our volunteers have many different skills, but they have one thing in common; whatever they do, the mission of FortFredericaNational Monument is foremost in their minds.  They are here because they recognize its importance and want to make it a reality.
 

Current Volunteer Opportunities

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To view more NPS volunteer opportunities, go to www.nps.gov/volunteer or www.volunteer.gov/gov
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Did You Know?
During colonial times, the oyster shells used in the making of tabby (a type of concrete) were sometimes mined from prehistoric Indian mounds. Fort Frederica National Monument, Georgia

Last Updated: August 27, 2009 at 15:58 EST