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Current Volunteer Opportunities

Thank you for checking out our volunteer page. We have some fun volunteer events coming up in January, February and March.

Please follow the link to Signup Genius to sign up to see more details regarding the events.

All individuals volunteering with Detroit Public TV or WRCJ must be at least 16 years old and submit to a background check.

We appreciate you signing up to volunteer with us and we look forward to working with you in the near future.

Thank You

Volunteer Appreciation Party | April 2016

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Over 100 valued participants attended our Volunteer Appreciation Party at the Riley Broadcast Center in April. Staff and volunteers mingled over beverages, appetizers and dinner. It was a great time had by all!

Please use this link to view the photos of YOUR Volunteer Appreciation Party!

Thank you video for volunteers:

Volunteer for WRCJ 90.9FM

Detroit Public TV also enlists volunteers for our listener supported radio station, WRCJ 90.9 FM, which is a classical and jazz station housed in midtown at the Detroit School for the Fine & Performing Arts. Please email Mary Anne Meade if you’d like us to send you some information about volunteering at WRCJ.

Contact:

Wendy Kemp
Manager, Events

Volunteer Office | 248.305.3911
Main | 248.305.3788

View photos of events YOU could volunteer at!

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Sign-up for Volunteer Opportunities

Sign-up to learn about upcoming volunteer opportunities.

Why do YOU volunteer?

"I needed to stay active in retirement and wanted to give back to the community. I often watch the PBS pledge drives and thought it would be a good match for me. Turns out, I was right! Anyone who watches public television understands the quality programing they provide and the need for support from viewers. I have met so many nice people in such a short time and had a great time doing it!"

Peggy VanSickle, Detroit Public TV Volunteer

Be a part of it

When we think of volunteers, we think of time. In our lives, one thing we cannot create, accumulate, acquire, buy or even borrow is time. Therefore, an individual’s time is a very precious commodity. This makes your time, commitment and support to Detroit Public Television extra special and greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

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