Volunteer

Volunteers work to paint a trail sign.

NPS Photo

Volunteers assist in many aspects of Park operations including:

• supporting education and interpretation programs
• assisting with museum and archival work
• restoring historic structures
• performing trail restoration and maintenance
• conducting visitor use surveys
• staffing the Cumberland Island Museum
• providing information for trip planning at the Visitor Center

 

Volunteer Testimonials

Everyone has a story. Read about how our volunteers found their way to volunteering on Cumberland Island and be inspired for your own adventure.

Read their stories here.

 

If you are interested in volunteering please contact Cynthia Brewer via e-mail or call 912-882-4336 ext 228. Current volunteer opportunities are listed below or on the Federal volunteer website, www.volunteer.gov

 

Current Volunteer Opportunities

 

Volunteer Partnerships and Groups

Every year volunteers donate hundreds of hours to the Seashore through popular programs including our MLK service weekend, our Natural Resource Intern Program, and our Alternative Spring Break program.

Groups are limited to 25 people or less for logistics. Contact the Volunteer Coordinator at [e-mail] to schedule and reserve your service project.

Alternative Spring Break. From March to May the Seashore is popular with those seeking warmth and a bit of hard work. During this time frame we accept work parties from up to three college and universities to spend their spring break giving back to the Park. If you are interested in how your school may participate in this program, please contact us at the information listed above.

Scouts: We are proud to partner with Boy Scouts of America and Girl Scout for service and education projects year round.

Navy: We are fortunate enough to have great neighbors and volunteers in the U.S. Navy. These fine men and women proudly continue to serve their community and country volunteering on the island.