VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Special Olympics Vermont offers volunteer opportunities in a variety of different areas, providing you with the chance to fulfill your volunteering goals. These volunteer opportunities fall into two main categories: short-term, and longer-term, and can be for individuals or groups. Scroll down to see available volunteer opportuniities. Short-term of day-of-event volunteers perform tasks associated with a Special Olympics Vermont competition or fund raising events, usually a one-day commitment of four to eight hours. Below are some of the common day-of-event opportunities:
Athlete escort - Serving meals
- Games officiating
- Volunteers and event registration
- Score-keeping
- Awards presentations
- Event set up/tear down
- Post-event clean-up
- Hospitality at competition or events
- Medical support
- Photography
Longer-term volunteer commitments provide additional opportunities at competition and fund raising events, and in your community with local teams. These opportunities can encompass roles on management teams requiring several months of involvement leading up to the event; or with local teams, coaching and program management opportunities that can be seasonal with flexible time commitments from a minimum of two hours a week for eight weeks. Some of the more common longer-term opportunities include: (for more information please contact Donna Diaz) - Competition and event management
- Coaching
- Fundraising
Volunteer training Volunteer recruitment Local team/program management opportunities (fundraising, coaching, transportation, communication/public relations, training coordination, and many more...
How to Volunteer: Chose the event that interests you (below) and print off the event specific form and send it to us (or call/email with the even name, your name, address, email and availability):
Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities: Competition Events: 2009 Summer Games Volunteer Form - June 4-7 @ UVM
Additional Volunteer Information To volunteer with a local Special Olympics team, check out what is happening in your town... |