Thanks!
Retired educator, Fred Speckman, has been working on reorganizing our rock collection. He and his grandsons are working on diagrams that explain the mysterious formation of the different kinds of rocks. All very interesting! He has even donated some rock specimens that were not previously represented in our collection. Museum Member
Theresa Kelm is helping by painting color coding dots on the rocks for easier identification. So thank you to all these great volunteers! We are so fortunate to have you involved at the Museum!
Thanks!
The American Association of University Women (AAUW) helped inside the museum sorting through and organizing our many cabinets of craft and science supplies.
Members from the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints worked outside, polishing the years of oxidation off the fire engine, and power washing our structure behind the museum. Both groups "Really Made a Difference"!
Janice Crenshaw generously offered to mend and launder our pile of torn costumes. Some of those favorites are back, thanks to her!
Volunteer
The ImagineU Interactive Children’s Museum greatly depends on volunteers to keep all of our activities running smoothly. Each month the museum books field trips and designs activities that require volunteer assistance. Volunteer opportunities at the museum offer flexibility and require minimal time commitment.
If you would like to volunteer you can...
1. Print out a Volunteer Application and drop it off at the museum (Click here for a form)
2. Submit the Online Volunteer Form below and you will be contacted:
