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North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum

Join Heritage Volunteers helping museum visitors, educational programs and behind-the-scenes projects.

How you can help

The State Historical Society’s Heritage Volunteer program supports the museum on the Capitol grounds and other historical sites. This listing focuses on Bismarck’s Heritage Center opportunities. The coordinator matches interests and skills with agency needs, so ask about visitor-facing work or a behind-the-scenes project when you apply.

Community & outdoorsVolunteer program

North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum

Bismarck

Join Heritage Volunteers helping museum visitors, educational programs and behind-the-scenes projects.

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Help at the information desk or museum store, support teaching as a docent, or ask about staff-assisted projects matching your skills.

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Visitor Services CoordinatorHeritage Volunteer applications

Volunteer details

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Before you go & sources

Complete the Heritage Volunteer Application and submit it to the Visitor Services Coordinator. Orientation and on-the-job training are provided; confirm the assignment and location.

Web sources checked October 9, 2026. Not confirmed by phone or email.

Before you volunteer

How do I get started?: Start with Visitor Services Coordinator (Heritage Volunteer applications). Use the official volunteer information or application linked above, and confirm your assignment before arriving.
Where does this organization serve?: Bismarck.
What should I confirm first?: Complete the Heritage Volunteer Application and submit it to the Visitor Services Coordinator. Orientation and on-the-job training are provided; confirm the assignment and location.

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