Volunteer. Be part of Dundas’ story.

Volunteers are the heart of the Dundas Museum & Archives. From teenagers completing their first community hours to lifelong history enthusiasts, our volunteers bring diverse skills, energy, and experience. Together, they help preserve and share the stories that shape Dundas. When you volunteer at the DM+A, you help us achieve our goal to keep our museum welcoming, accessible, and community driven.

A completed Volunteer Application form includes details of your volunteering interests, your prior experience, as well as your preferred availability. Volunteer intake sessions will take place twice a year, and you will be contacted in advance of the session.

How to get involved:

Complete the Volunteer Application form and tell us about:

Current Dundas Museum & Archives Volunteer Opportunities

  • HERITAGE GARDEN VOLUNTEERS
  • GENERAL HANDY PERSONS 
  • SPECIAL EVENT VOLUNTEERS

We are not seeking Archives volunteers at this time. 

The Museum is always looking for high school student volunteers working to complete their 40 hours of community involvement!  We have opportunities to fit a wide range of skills and time commitment.

Ready to build experience while giving back?

Apply today in just a few minutes, and make a lasting impact on the town of Dundas and beyond by filling out the Volunteer Application Form below.

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The Dundas Museum & Archives endeavours to provide a safe and secure workplace for all volunteers. However, volunteers should be aware that the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act (1997) does not cover illnesses or injuries incurred while performing volunteer duties. You may have medical coverage under provincial or personal health care plans. Personal information on this form is collected and used strictly in accordance with the Personal Information and Electronic Documents Act, effective January 1st, 2004, and will be used to determine suitable volunteer placement with the Dundas Museum & Archives. Questions about the collection of this data should be directed to the Curator.

For more information and questions, please contact: