A volunteer is an individual who chooses to participate in activities perceived by that person to promote human welfare, human dignity, and social justice when those activities are not the source of one's livelihood…
                                                                      
The Commission welcomes volunteers in a variety of positions, from docents at the Alabama State Capitol to youth volunteers at Magnolia Grove in Greensboro, to re-enactors at Fort Toulouse/Ft Jackson to avid history buffs in any of our sections through the state of Alabama.
The Commission  feels that the presence of volunteers makes a big difference in the commission being able to carry out the mission of preserving, protecting and sharing the history of Alabama. There are opportunities for personal growth, for the sense of belonging and building teamwork skills.  
                                                 
We invite you to look over the open positions available now and complete the volunteer application on-line.
                                          
You will be contacted by a staff member to further investigate opportunities to make something significant happen at the Alabama Historical Commission.
                                               
Current Openings:
                                            
Docents
Alabama State Capitol
                                                       
Youth Volunteers:
Magnolia Grove, Greensboro and Fendall Hall, Eufaula

Interns

The Alabama Historical Commission works with central Alabama colleges and universities for paid student labor/learning opportunities.

Unpaid internships may be available. Contact Clara Nobles at (334) 230-2675, or clara.nobles@preserveala.org.

Online volunteer/intern application