The "Volunteer at the Museum" program offered by the Salvador Dalí Museum offers participants a chance to contribute meaningfully to various aspects of museum operations. These areas include guest relations, education, membership, marketing, and even gardening. The program is open to volunteers of diverse backgrounds, and a background in art is not a prerequisite for most volunteer opportunities. The program provides training to volunteers so they can effectively contribute to their chosen areas, and in return, volunteers receive special benefits for their service. The program values the role of volunteers in fulfilling the museum's mission of education and inspiration. It takes place in-person at the Salvador Dalí Museum, allowing volunteers to engage directly with the museum's operations and programming in a hands-on manner. There is no fixed duration for the volunteer opportunity, and it appears to be a flexible commitment, with volunteers contributing their time and talents throughout the year. The program has seen volunteers ranging from 14 to 90 years old, with over 350 volunteers participating annually. While the program does not have specific instructors, participants can expect to work alongside museum staff and other volunteers who have experience in various areas of museum operations. For instance, Ken Ford, a three-year volunteer, assists with gardening in the museum, while Ira Piller volunteers in the museum's library, meticulously extracting and recording information to establish provenance for the museum's collection. The program does not specify any prerequisites or eligibility criteria, other than an interest in volunteering and contributing to the museum's operations and programming. The outcomes of the program are multifaceted: volunteers have the opportunity to contribute to the museum's mission, gain practical experience in various areas of museum operations, and interact with a diverse group of individuals sharing a common interest in art and the museum's mission.