Volunteers

Museums conjure up many images, mostly involving displays of 'old things'. But the real lifeblood of a museum is not only in the things it collects. The lifeblood of a museum is the people who immerse their time and talents in the work of the museum.

At the Western Development Museum, along with a handful of dedicated staff, museum work is accomplished by thousands of extra hands. The hands belong to over 1250 volunteers who generously support Saskatchewan heritage every day, every year.

How do I go about becoming a volunteer?

To volunteer at one of the four WDMs or the Curatorial Centre, please contact the following:

Moose Jaw

Jackie Hall, Education/Program Officer
(306) 693-5989
jhall@wdm.ca

North Battleford

Cheryl Stewart, Education and Volunteer Coordinator
(306) 445-8033
cstewart@wdm.ca

Saskatoon

Brenda Mundell, Volunteer Coordinator
(306) 931-1910
bmundell@wdm.ca

Saskatoon WDM Volunteers Website

Yorkton

Carla Madsen, Education/Special Events Programmer
(306) 783-8361 or cmadsen@wdm.ca

Curatorial Centre, Saskatoon

Leslee Newman or Kristine Montgomery
Education and Volunteer Coordination
(306) 934-1400 or lnewman@wdm.ca / kmontgomery@wdm.ca

In Remembrance

The Staff and Board of the Western Development Museum offer condolences to colleagues, their family and friends who have suffered personal loss. Visit our Remembrance page.

Words cannot express our sincere gratitude for the endless support, dedication and optimism that the volunteers freely and generously bring to the WDM.

In our eyes, nobody beats
WDM volunteers!