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WOFAM Demo - Join the Team

Join the Team

The Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum is entirely volunteer-run. Every tour given, every aircraft maintained, every exhibit built — volunteers. Over 60 active volunteers and 200 members keep this institution alive. If you have time, interest, and willingness to learn, there is a place for you here.

What Volunteers Do

Guided Tours

Train as a docent and lead visitors through the collection. You tailor it — technical depth or accessible storytelling.

Aircraft Restoration

Work alongside aviation professionals restoring historic aircraft. No prior experience required.

Exhibit Building

Build and maintain the indoor display cases and artifact exhibits.

Collections

Catalog and preserve artifacts, documents, photographs, and aviation history materials.

Events

Support special programs, group visits, and museum events.

Administration

Communications, membership, outreach, and organizational support.

Becoming a Docent

Docents are the public face of the museum. Our volunteer tour guides are knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and consistently praised by visitors. Tours are tailored to the audience — technical depth for the aviation enthusiast, accessible storytelling for the first-time visitor, hands-on engagement for school groups. Training is provided.

PLACEHOLDER — TRAINING RESOURCES
INSERT: Docent training materials, aircraft fact sheets, tour guides, historical reference documents. These should be publicly visible — not locked behind a member login. Transparent training standards signal institutional seriousness to prospective volunteers, school programs, and corporate volunteer coordinators.

Our Volunteers

PLACEHOLDER — VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT 1
INSERT: Name, role, length of service, photograph, 2-3 sentence quote.
Suggested subject: experienced docent with significant visitor interaction history.

PLACEHOLDER — VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT 2
INSERT: Name, role, length of service, photograph, 2-3 sentence quote.
Suggested subject: active restoration team member with a before/after project they can speak to.

PLACEHOLDER — VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT 3
INSERT: Name, role, length of service, photograph, 2-3 sentence quote.
Suggested subject: newer volunteer whose story speaks to the accessible entry point for people with no prior aviation background.

Share Your Story

Volunteer at the museum? Tell us what you are working on. Submit a photo and a few sentences from your phone. Submissions reviewed before posting. Takes two minutes.