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Philadelphia Zoo
Basic Information
Address: 3400 Girard Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone Number: 215-243-5200
Email: volunteer@phillyzoo.org
Director: Terri Smith
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Animals & Wildlife, Environment, Education
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Everyone
Ages for Volunteer: 14 and up
Hours of Service: varies by program
Minimum Hours Required: varies by program
Days of Service: varies by program
Mission Statement:
Advance discovery, understanding and stewardship of the natural world through compelling exhibition and interpretation of living animals and plants.
Additional Information:
Whether you are a high school student or a retiree, if you are a positive, energetic person who likes working with people, the Philadelphia Zoo has the volunteer opportunity that is right for you. Volunteers contribute thousands of hours each year and are essential members of our staff.
Volunteering at the Zoo offers you a tremendous opportunity to become involved with the Zoo's educational programs and conservation efforts. Volunteering is a wonderfully rewarding experience that directly benefits the Zoo and helps us advance our mission and goals.
We're always looking for more volunteers. We can accommodate you whether you want to volunteer from time to time or on a regular basis. If you love animals, love people, and love the idea of working at the Zoo, we have a place for you! Click here to learn more about opportunities for
or
. If you are seeking to advance your career, please consider our
programs.
Are you part of a group? During the spring, summer and fall, opportunities also may be available for your service organization or group to participate in one-time projects. Send an
to learn more or call 215-243-5200.