Agency Details:

The Olompali People

The Olompali People, as the nonprofit volunteer support organization for Olompali State Historic Park, works in partnership with California State Parks to interpret, preserve, protect, enhance, and develop for public use, appreciation and enjoyment, the natural and aesthetic values of Olompali.

Description:
As a cooperating association, The Olompali People, a committee of the Marin State Park Association, is a non-profit charitable [(501 (c) 3] organization dedicated to enhancing the educational and interpretive sites and programs at Olompali. The following volunteer opportunities are available:
Staffing the Park's Visitor Center
Native Plant Garden Projects
Coast Miwok Village Restoration
Trail Maintenance

History:
Established in 1983, The Olompali People funded the park's General Plan as a gift to the people of California in 1988, and since then has actively worked with California State Parks to see through the completion of the restoration projects dictated by this document.

Contact people:

Diane Einstein, Chairperson, (phone), (email) Clint Kellner, Vice Chairperson, (email) Samantha Toffoli, State Parks Interpretive Specialist, (phone), (email)

Main office number: (415) 892-3383

Address:

P.O. Box 1400 Novato, CA 94948

Web Site: http://Olompali.org

Directions:

Olompali State Historic Park is on southbound Highway 101 about three miles north of Novato. From anywhere in Marin, drive north on 101 to San Antonio Road. Make a U-turn and drive south to the park entrance. Volunteers meet at the park's Frame House Visitor Center.

Last updated on October 4, 2009