The Stafford Air & Space Museum depends on dedicated volunteers to help share the incredible stories of aviation and space exploration. Whether you’re passionate about history, education, customer service, or simply want to give back to the community, there’s a place for you here.
Volunteering at the museum is a rewarding way to meet new people, learn new skills, and help visitors of all ages discover the wonder of flight and the courage of exploration.
Share the legacy of General Thomas P. Stafford and other aviation and space pioneers.
Gain knowledge about aerospace history and develop valuable communication skills.
Join a team of passionate staff and volunteers.
Help make the museum a welcoming, educational destination for all.
Lead tours, answer questions, and share fascinating stories about our exhibits.
Help with special events, guest programs, and family activities.
Assist with school tours, camps, and hands-on STEM activities.
Support artifact care, exhibit maintenance, and behind-the-scenes work.
Greet visitors and help them make the most of their experience.
No aerospace experience required—just enthusiasm and a willingness to learn!
We’re flexible! Some volunteers help weekly or monthly; others assist only with special events. We’ll work with your schedule and interests.
Volunteer FAQ
Anyone 18 or older is welcome! High school juniors and seniors can volunteer with parental consent. We love working with retirees, veterans, educators, students, and community members of all backgrounds.
No! We’ll provide all the training you need. Just bring enthusiasm, reliability, and a willingness to learn and share.
Lots! Volunteers can:
We’re flexible. Some volunteers help weekly or monthly; others join us just for special events. You choose what works for your schedule.
Yes! All volunteers attend a short orientation and receive on-the-job training for their chosen role.
Absolutely! Groups are welcome to help at special events or for planned projects. Contact us to coordinate.
Yes! High school juniors and seniors can volunteer with parental permission. Volunteering is a great way to build skills, complete service hours, and explore careers in museums, history, or STEM education.
It’s easy!