NPS Volunteers in Parks are Very Important PeopleWhether you are retired and looking for a way to give back to the community, a college student looking for valuable career experience, or someone actively working and just looking for an occasional change of pace, there are opportunities for you as a volunteer at Ninety Six National Historic Site. Why VolunteerPeople have many reasons for volunteering. Some want to give back to their community, some need volunteer or internship hours for school credit, while others just enjoy meeting new people. Regardless of the reason you volunteer you will find unexpected rewards. As a volunteer, you can experience the park in ways that casual visitors cannot, by working in areas less-traveled or gaining insight into park operations when working with staff. You have the opportunities for fun, interesting, and satisfying work while gaining new skills and meeting new people in a beautiful and historic setting. By giving your time to volunteer, you will find that Ninety Six National Historic Site has much to give back to you. What do Volunteers Do?Ninety Six National Historic Site has many opportunities to assist the park both in person and virtually. Just a few examples of volunteer positions include Visitor Use, Gardener, Living Historian, and Researcher. Some positions require just a few hours while others may require many hours every week. You can find a list of open volunteer positions at www.volunteer.gov. Where Do Volunteers Live?Currently there is no RV/camping space or housing at Ninety Six for non-local volunteers. However, the park is actively seeking opportunities to change this. Check back often for updates! How Do I ApplyGet involved! Become a volunteer at Ninety Six National Historic Site. As a volunteer, you will open the door to the past, and help the visitor step into another time. Be a part of this fun and rewarding experience. Ninety Six uses www.volunteer.gov to post and hire volunteers. You may also contact the Volunteer Coordinator at Learn more about the NPS Volunteers in Parks Programs. |
Last updated: June 7, 2022