Volunteer Program

 

Make new friends and help our visitors discover first-hand the revolution of computing history by becoming a volunteer. Volunteers amplify the activities of Museum staff and are an important part of shaping each visitor's experience. Volunteering is a great way to meet people, explore new interests and share in the excitement of the Museum. Whatever your passion, you will find a volunteer opportunity that's right for you. Whether researching historical content, building and enhancing the Museum's collection, restoring computing artifacts or helping administration and operations, volunteers work to support and build a world-class museum and have fun at the same time.

 

"Like most volunteers, I find I get more out of the experience than the effort I put in. It is a great responsibility to preserve and share the collection with the community, the industry and the world."
- Dave Babcock
Volunteer, Project Manager
IBM 1620 Restoration Project

Who can volunteer?

People of all backgrounds, ages and skills contribute their interest and enthusiasm: retired and active business people, teachers, engineers, computer enthusiasts, students, writers and innovators that share an appreciation of computing history and want to see it preserved.




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