Volunteer

photo by Michael Sampiano

Volunteers play an integral part of CAM’s development.  By donating your time, services and creativity to various projects, activities and events, you actively contribute to the overall growth and success of CAM and its mission.  CAM offers a wide assortment of volunteer opportunities year-round, ranging from exhibit preparation and de-installation, event planning and preparations, public outreach, arts and crafts workshops, translation and transcribing services, gallery sitting, general mailing, and much more!  Our ever-growing CAMmunity of volunteers are comprised of dedicated, spirited individuals of diverse age groups, professions and experiences who want to contribute to the enrichment of their community and self through service-philanthropy.

CAM’s humble beginnings started simply with a group of volunteers guided by a collective vision to cultivate public awareness, understanding and appreciation for the more than 150 years of Chinese American history in the United States and the greater Los Angeles area.  As we now march onward to museum expansion, we will continue to rely on the generosity and commitment of present and future volunteers to carry us into the next exciting chapter of CAM’s history.  Help grow CAM’s future by becoming a volunteer!


How to join

Please sign-up using the online volunteer form 

For further information, please contact (213) 485-8568 or volunteers@camla.org

   


Get Your School Involved!

Recognizing the value of today’s youth and young adults as a quality resource in helping to build a positive community, the CAMpus Partnership Program was developed as a school-based partnership program to help various clubs and organizations from middle schools, high schools and colleges, begin and/or continue their service, commitment and involvement with the community. CAM regularly hosts and participates in a variety of public programs and events that require assistance from a robust source of volunteers.  Group service with CAM is great way to serve that need while helping student-volunteers foster teamwork, leadership, and cultural-educational development.

Currently, CAM has cultivated rewarding partnerships with the following clubs/organizations:

• San Gabriel High School’s National Honor Society
• Bravo High School’s Chinese Club
• Verdugo High School’s Key Club
• Walnut High School’s Chinese American Student Association

 

How to join

If you know of or belong to a club/organization at your school and would like to partner up with CAM to fulfill your community-service mission or hours, please contact pr@camla.org or (213) 485-8568.