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43 people are interested
Oregon State Capitol - Visitor Services
ORGANIZATION: Oregon State Capitol
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43 people are interested
Are you interested in Oregon's legislative process? Do you like meeting diverse visitors, legislators, and travelers from around the country and world? Want to learn more about Oregon's history?
The Oregon State Capitol's Visitor Services department needs you!
Visit Engage - Volunteer - Visit the Oregon Capitol to learn more and apply.
Visitor Services Volunteers may serve on an ongoing basis or for a single special event. We have varied volunteer opportunities including:
- Tour Guide: Lead groups from 4th graders to foreign dignitaries, sharing the history of the Capitol and informing guests how they can participate in the legislative process. Lead the seasonally offered 121-step climb to the Oregon Pioneer (optional for volunteers.)
- Information Kiosk: Greet, direct, and provide information for visitors. Answer main Visitor Services phone inquiries and refer calls appropriately.
- Capitol Store: Assist in the retail store including; cashier, merchandising and inventory processing.
- Legislative Usher: Serve as usher during legislative session in the House or Senate Gallery.
- Special Events: Oregon's Birthday Celebration, Cherry Blossom Day, Asian and Pacific Islander Day, Multicultural Day, Hispanic Heritage Day, Oregon's Bounty, Holidays at the Capitol, and more!
More opportunities with Oregon State Capitol
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About Oregon State Capitol
Location:
900 Court St. NE, Salem, OR 97301, US
Mission Statement
Oregon State Capitol Visitor Services volunteers, age 16 and up, provide friendly, non-partisan service to all who enter the building. Capitol volunteers interact with many visitors including local school children, government leaders, and guests from all over the world.
Description
The Visitor Services Volunteer Program at the Oregon State Capitol has been in existence since 1985. We currently have more than 60 volunteers. Capitol tour guides lead groups from 4th graders to foreign dignitaries, sharing the history of the Capitol and informing guests how they may become involved in the legislative process. Kiosk attendants greet, direct, and provide information. Capitol Store volunteers assist in the retail shop including: cashier, merchandising, and inventory processing. Legislative Ushers serve during legislative sessions in the House and Senate Galleries. Volunteers also assist with special events including Oregon's Birthday Celebration, Cherry Blossom Day, Asian and Pacific Islander Day, Multicultural Day, Oregon's Bounty, Holidays at the Capitol, and more. Volunteers may help with a single event or provide ongoing assistance. To learn more visit: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/capitolhistorygateway/Pages/Visitor-Services-Volunteer.aspx
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
900 Court St. NESalem, OR 97301
DATE POSTED
October 7, 2024
SKILLS
- History
- People Skills
- Retail / Sales
- Customer Service
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 16
- Orientation or Training
- ongoing approx. 4 hrs./ wk., or for a single event
- people skills, nonpartisan