A volunteer in a high-visibility yellow and navy shirt, wide-brimmed hat and gardening gloves waters native plants with a hose in a sunlit bushland setting.
WA Museum Boola Bardip

The volunteers who shaped your life

Location

WA Museum Boola Bardip
Perth Cultural Centre, Perth / Boorloo

Dates

–

Tickets

Included with General Admission

Discover the people, stories and impact behind volunteering in our community. 

This exhibit by Volunteering WA invites you to explore the many ways volunteers have quietly shaped our lives and communities, through a collection of photographs, stories and treasured objects from across the State. 

Join us to celebrate the extraordinary contribution volunteers make to our everyday lives.

Volunteering WA

Since 1988, Volunteering WA has proudly served as the peak body for volunteering in Western Australia. Today, they represent more than 1.5 million volunteers and over 826 member organisations whose contributions enrich communities across the state. 

As the leading voice for volunteering, they work in partnership with community groups, businesses, educational institutions and government to advance the sector and promote the vital role of volunteering in society.

Get inspired. Get involved.

 

Location: Hackett Hall, Community Exhibition Showcase

Two volunteers hold ginger-and-white kittens inside an animal shelter, standing in front of a row of cat enclosures.
Three wildlife volunteers sit and kneel in a natural enclosure with two dingoes, one resting on the ground and the other standing beside them.
A group of volunteers kneel on a sandy beach beside the water, examining a small marine animal next to a white bucket during a coastal conservation activity.
A wheelchair user assembles equipment at a workbench in a workshop, with tools, components and colleagues working in the background.
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