MoCADA relies on the efforts of enthusiastic, outgoing and hard-working volunteers to support our mission and programming. Our volunteer program welcomes students and adults of all ages, corporate groups, retirees, and more, who support MoCADA:
- as greeters who welcome visitors with information about our programs, exhibitions, and events
- as event producers who help with setup, breakdown, and attendee hospitality
- as organizers who help support with community outreach + resource distribution (food + supplies)
- as docents who act as tour guides through exhibitions and public art
- as educators who are interested in hosting workshops or mentoring “artists”
- as thought-leaders who are interested in advising our team or providing strategic assessments
- as information-gathers who help collecting feedback on exhibitions and programming
- as content-makers who contribute to our website
- as arts leaders who support MoCADA staff at college fairs, art fairs, and information sessions
- as assistant teachers and chaperones who support kids programming
- as street team ambassadors who distribute posters and flyers for upcoming events
- as administrative support who help with mailings, research, or preparing materials for art classes
- as gardeners to support our garden care team at MoCADA Ubuntu Garden and at Abolition House on Governors Island
- As something else?! We’re open to your creative ideas as to how you can support MoCADA
Connect with a welcoming community of artists and museum professionals by becoming a MoCADA Volunteer today.
REQUIREMENTS
- Interest in or curiosity about the arts
- Ability to work well with a group and interact enthusiastically with the public
- Willingness to serve community and dedication to MoCADA’s mission
- Able to commit to working for 5 hours per month for 3-6 months
BENEFITS
- Free Admission to the museum with a guest
- Invitations to MoCADA public programs & Volunteer Appreciation events
- 25% Discount in the Museum Store
- 25% Discount on MoCADA membership
- and more!
SIGN UP
** In order to increase diversity in professions related to museum administration and the visual arts, MoCADA seeks diversity in its volunteer staff and provides equal opportunity to its applicants. **
