Volunteer

Volunteer with Lyon Farm and help preserve Kendall County's history for future generations.

Ready to volunteer? Email volunteer@lyonfarmkchs.org

Why Volunteer

Whether you have a few hours a month or lots of time, the Kendall County Historical Society offers opportunities to explore and share your interests and skills. Volunteer contributions allow the Society to accomplish its goals while keeping expenses to a minimum.

Volunteers of all ages are welcome. This shared work helps preserve the rich heritage of Kendall County and passes knowledge to future generations.

If you're interested in volunteering, email volunteer@lyonfarmkchs.org with your name and how you would like to help.

Ways To Help

  • Event support
  • Restoration projects
  • Grounds and setup
  • Historical programs
  • Seasonal activities

You can volunteer with a friend or family member if that makes it easier to get involved.

Time Commitment Examples

  • 1-2 hours: setup help, grounds cleanup, or event check-in
  • Event day: support one scheduled event from setup through closing
  • Ongoing: recurring help with restoration, maintenance, or programs

Thank You To Our Volunteers

  • Joe & Cindy Voiland - for scraping and painting the woodshed
  • Joe Voiland - for event prep and seasonal support , including weed whacking around the buildings before Fall Fest, setting up picnic tables for Fall Fest, helping Pam put the tables up for the winter, and facilitating S'mores at Christmas at the Farm
  • Todd Milliron & Pam Milliron - for playing Santa & Mrs. Claus, the Easter Bunny, and helping at Fall Fest
  • Victor Contreras, Sharp Interiors - for dry wall repair
Volunteers working near a steam engine
Volunteers support events, preservation projects, and community activities throughout the year.
Volunteer painting project at Lyon Farm
Hands-on projects like restoration and maintenance keep Lyon Farm welcoming for visitors.

Want to join us? Email volunteer@lyonfarmkchs.org

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