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Volunteer Benefits In appreciation for your dedication and service as a Resource Management Division volunteer, you are eligible to receive the following benefits: Free admission to the Sully Antique Car Show, Sully Quilt Show and Sale, tours of Colvin Run Mill and Sully historic sites and hay rides at Frying Pan Park. (Volunteers and their family) RECenter classes on a space available basis for those who have worked a minimum of 32 hours and maintain a consistent rate of eight hours per week. (Volunteer only) 10% discount at division nature center and museum shops (Volunteer only) RECenter pass at the county employee rate (Volunteer only) Membership in the Fairfax County Employees Credit Union (Volunteer only) A summary of your benefits can be found on your Volunteer ID Card which is issued to all active volunteers at the beginning of each calendar year. If you have lost your card, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator by telephone (703-324-8750) for a replacement. For more information on volunteer benefits, please contact your site/section Volunteer Coordinator: Colvin Run Mill Historic Site, Ann Korzeniewski, 703-759-2771 Cultural Resource Protection (Archaeology), Aimee Wells, 703-534-3881, ext. 407 Ellanor C. Lawrence Park, John Shafer, 703-631-0013 Frying Pan Farm Park, Sherry Bizette, 703-437-5318 Green Spring Gardens, Christina Hartle, 703-642-5173 Hidden Oaks Nature Center, Janis Jeffers, 703-841-1065 Hidden Pond Nature Center, Jim Pomeroy, 703-451-9588 Huntley Meadows Park, Ann Stat, 703-768-2525 Invasive Management Area Program, Erin Stockschlaeder, 703-324-8681 Natural Resource Management and Protection, Kristen Sinclair, 703-324-8586 Riverbend Park, John Callow, 703-759-9018 Sully Historic Site, Kiersten Conley, 703-437-1794