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Delaware Division of Historical & Cultural Affairs
Basic Information
Address: 21 The Green, Dover DE, 19901
Phone Number: 302-736-7411
Fax Number: 302-736-6711
Director: Bridget Wallace
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Additional Information
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Delaware, visitors from all U.S. states and abroad
Ages for Volunteer: Ages 18 and older; special permission and/or guardian supervision required for ages 17 and younger
Days of Service: Varies
Mission Statement:
The Delaware Division of Historical & Cultural Affairs Volunteer Program provides opportunities to protect and promote the First State's historic and Cultural legacies. The Division inspires citizens and visitors to make a difference in Delaware's history through volunteer commitment.
Program History:
The Delaware Division of Historical & Cultural Affairs Volunteer Program was launched in 2011. We are proud to say that we have multiple historic sites and museums that are only open due to our volunteers commitment to Delaware's history and culture. We also offer internships where students help out Collections Management team to preserve and exhibit Delaware's large collection of art and artifacts. Our volunteers help share Delaware's unique history by guiding guests through our sites as well as participating in research and program development. Our volunteers come from a variety of backgrounds including retired Air Force members, musicians, computer programming specialists, stay-at-home parents, students, teachers, farmers, and many more.
Events:
Market Fair (November), Make A Splash (April), Dover Days (May), Maritime Festival (May), Chautauqua (June), A Day in Old New Castle (May), Independence Day, (July)