Volunteer
Volunteering at President's Park Whether it be greeting visitors and answering questions, helping with White House tour operations, working special events, or assisting with education programs, volunteers make a difference. Volunteering in the park allows you to give something back, while meeting visitors from all over the world, and receiving a unique perspective on special events relating to the White House, the centerpiece of our American story. Last year, more than 50 volunteers contributed nearly 6,000 hours of service to standard operations, special events, and education programs. To learn more about volunteering at President's Park, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator by e-mail or call 202-208-1631.Volunteer Opportunities
Visitor Services
Resource Management
Education Volunteer Application Click here to download an application to become a Volunteer at President's Park |
Did You Know?
On August 24, 1814, during the War of 1812, British troops burned the White House in retaliation for an earlier burning of Canadian government buildings in York, Ontario, by the United States.