Category Archives: Volunteer Programs

Citizen Volunteers Inspire at Gettysburg

Posted on June 5, 2014 by Gettysburg National Military Park

This week for three days, June 4 through June 6, leaders from across the country have gathered in Gettysburg for a summit to promote large scale national service, either military or civilian.  The effort is known as the Franklin Project, … Continue reading →

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Leaving a Legacy: Stewardship 150

Posted on December 28, 2011 by Gettysburg National Military Park

In 2011 the Gettysburg Foundation launched Stewardship 150, a program to assist the National Park Service with preservation and education projects at Gettysburg National Military Park for this and future generations. Projects will help lay the groundwork for the commemoration … Continue reading →

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Volunteers Make Gettysburg Click

Posted on June 16, 2011 by Gettysburg National Military Park

On the morning of June 4,   326 volunteers descended on the Gettysburg battlefield for six and a half hours and they accomplished a HUGE amount of work.  The event was Gettysburg National Military Park’s biggest volunteer event of the year:  … Continue reading →

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