Engage

This category represents all volunteer activities that involve sharing our mission with the public. Some of these roles may require further training in Abuse Prevention Training.

Clerical

Volunteers that are assigned clerical duties are responsible for organizing, filing, and mailing information necessary to support our mission.
Schedule: Refer to Volunteer Calendar.

Membership Sales

Volunteers will inform visitors of the advantages of membership and will recommend the purchase of a membership to visitors that do not already have a membership.
Schedule: Refer to Volunteer Calendar.

Seasonal Decorating

If you have a flare for the aesthetics, your assistance is required! Some national holidays recognized by BRIT require decorations around campus and the facilities.
Schedule: Varies due to season. Refer to Volunteer Calendar.

Special Events

Dates and times for special events at FWBG|BRIT vary by season. Past events have included:
- Butterflies in the Garden
- Concerts in the Garden
- Lanterns in the Garden
- And More!

Tours

Dates vary based on need. Be sure to check the Volunteer Calendar for these activities:
- BRIT Ambassadors
- Japanese Garden Docents
- Art in the Garden Docents

Tram Drivers

Volunteer Tram Operating Schedule:
- Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays
  - Shift (1): 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
  - Shift (2): 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Department

Volunteers

Related Links

Point of Contact

Volunteer@brit.org

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Volunteer Services Manager

817.546.1846 x 229

rkough@brit.org

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