Current Opportunities
Position Summary:
This position trains for work both aboard Mayflower II and in the 1627 Pilgrim Village. At Mayflower, Apprentice interpreters serve as uniformed guides; in the Village, Apprentice interpreters play costumed roles.
Position Summary:
This Position is responsible for Maintaining an assigned group of classrooms, restrooms, offices and related Function areas and buildings in a clean and orderly manner to ensure a safe and clean work environment for our guests and staff.
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The Wampanoag Museum Teacher teaches about the rich history and culture of the Wampanoag People to audiences including families, school and youth groups, seniors, and mixed-age groups. Programs take place both at the museum and on location at schools, libraries and other locations. Programs at the museum include overnight programs, hands-on workshops, professional development workshops for teachers, week-long summer workshops and drop-in activities for museum guests. Outreach programs include school classroom visits and programs at other locations such as libraries and scout meetings.
Position Summary:
Manage all aspects of computer and other electronic technologies, voice and data communications.
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The Database Manager undertakes a broad range of database management responsibilities that enable Plimoth Plantation to provide high-quality member and donor relations and to effectively capitalize on opportunities for fundraising in a fastpaced, multi-faceted environment. Reporting to the Director of Development, s/he plays a key role in managing and reporting information that is critical to the successful operation of the Museum’s contributed revenue programs. The Database Manager is responsible for maintaining the overall accuracy and usability of constituent information in the Raiser’s Edge database; developing protocols for detailed reporting and processing philanthropic gifts, memberships, and event transactions; performing analysis and segmentation of constituent information; and regularly providing financial reports to management.
Position Summary:
The Individual Giving Officer has direct responsibility for designing and managing Plimoth Plantation’s membership and individual giving programs. S/he is charged with implementing a comprehensive, multifaceted plan to refine and expand the museum’s membership program, primarily through direct mail and email communications. The Individual Giving Officer will strengthen contributed support from individuals by creating programs to develop lasting relationships with current and new donors, with the overall goal of substantially increasing annual support and developing a pipeline for major gifts. Reporting to and working collaboratively with the Director of Development, Individual Giving Officer creates an integrated strategy for cultivating and soliciting the spectrum of individual supporters.
Volunteer at Plimoth!
"I enjoy spending my time here. The staff is great and there are lots of other volunteers all over the Museum." - Lois B. (Volunteer)
Volunteer Opportunities