Volunteer Info

The Greenville Museum of Art is a non-profit organization.  Being one of only 10% of the museums nationwide that is accredited by the American Association of Museums assures its constituency quality in all aspects of its exhibitions and programs. That is why it is so important that the Museum function at its optimum; this is made possible in part by its volunteer corps. The volunteers are all individuals with the desire to promote the arts and culture and are the driving force in helping the Museum fulfill its mission of promoting the visual arts to the citizens of Greenville, Pitt County, and Eastern North Carolina. More information is available by calling or emailing Charlotte Fitz: charlotte@gmoa.org.

Volunteer Opportunities
(Most areas require a commitment of only 2-4 hours per month)

• Information Desk Volunteer - This position requires the volunteer to make every visitor feel welcome and to answer the phone. These volunteers also answer any general questions from visitors or callers.
• Tour Guides - Tour guides educate Museum visitors about the collections, exhibits and resources of the Museum. They serve as the educational and informational source in the Museum and also in the Greenville community.
• "Museum In the Schools" Presenter - "Museum In the Schools" is an outreach program offered to all 5th graders in Pitt County schools. These volunteers take actual pieces of art to the classrooms for presentation and discussion.
• Art Class/Workshop Volunteer - The Museum conducts several art classes and workshops each month. These volunteers aid in preparing materials, working with children and maintaining the area that is in use alongside the class instructor.
• Museum Ambassadors - This group represents the Museum at area events and meetings. They are involved in speaking to groups such as book clubs and community organizations about the Museum and its numerous programs and services.