Volunteer
Support the preservation of the Hatfield & McCoy legacy through hands-on involvement.
Join our team of dedicated volunteers and help us preserve history, maintain historic sites, and create a meaningful experience for visitors from across the country.
Volunteers are crucial to the work of the foundation!
The Hatfield & McCoy Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving family history and Appalachian heritage. Our work depends on the support of volunteers who help maintain the Devil Anse Hatfield Homeplace and support ongoing programs and events.
Flexible hours are available, and training is provided. Contact us to learn how you can get involved.
Ways You Can Help
- Fundraising and donor support
- Organizing and assisting with events
- Archiving historical documents and artifacts
- Supporting museum and site operations
- And many other opportunities
Volunteer
OPPORTUNITIES
Find the role that fits your skills and interests.
Museum Docent (Guide)
The Hatfields and McCoys Museums Season is March through November. Docents will be trained in the duties of their position and the history of the museum. If you love talking to people and being an ambassador for the museum and history, you will be perfect.
Museum Committee Member
The main function of the museum committee is to accession artifacts, organize museum displays, develop new displays and care for artifacts.
Marketing
We are always needing help for social media posts, marketing flyers, maps, designs for new products, and museum display boards.
Grant Writing
Grants are a fundamental part of the foundation’s sustainability, and we are always in need of help writing grants and fundraising.
Genealogy
Data entry of genealogy information into the computer for research. Hours are up to the volunteer.
Children Programs
Museum programs for children as needed.
Garden
The Devil Anse Homeplace & Museum is always in need of those who love to play in the garden tending to plants, weeding and general maintenance.
Building Maintenance
The oldest portion of the Devil Anse Homeplace & Museum was built in 1890 and is always in need of minor repairs. If you are a handy man or woman and would like to help with painting and small repairs, we would love to have your help.
Have a skill not listed? We welcome your ideas and would love to hear how you can contribute.
Contact us at (304) 896-1212 or info@HatfieldMcCoyFoundation.org
Become Part of the Story
Help preserve a one-of-a-kind historic experience for future generations.
Whether you’re passionate about history, community involvement, or hands-on work, volunteering with the Hatfield & McCoy Foundation is a meaningful way to make an impact.