United Way's Emerging Leaders Steering Committee is hosting a volunteer opportunity that needs your muscle and positive charm!
Annually, Community Partnership for Children (CPC) hosts upwards of XX nonprofit agencies at Fountain Park for a day of fun and family resource sharing; AKA: Family Fun Fest!
With that many booths for each agency, we are looking for volunteers willing to join the Emerging Leaders Steering Committee to help agencies bring their activities from their cars to their booth and then back again at the end of the event.
Shifts are:
- MORNING SHIFT 7:45a to 9:30a | Looking for 6 volunteers to help lift items from people's cars to their agency booth spots. Volunteers would also be in charge of keeping drop-offs moving so we can filter in all of the agencies.
- DURING THE EVENT 9a to 1p | Looking for 4 volunteers to help serve Culver's Custard to families during the event.
- AFTERNOON SHIFT 12:30p to 2p | Looking for 6 volunteers to help lift items from agency booth spots to their cars to pack up for the day. Volunteers would also be in charge of keeping pick-ups moving so we can filter in all of the agencies.
ABOUT FAMILY FUN FEST
WHERE: Fountain Park, 1000 N. 8th Street, Sheboygan, WI
WHEN: Saturday, June 8 | 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
WHAT: Youth-serving agencies from around Sheboygan County will be hosting booths featuring games, activities and giveaways for the kids and information for parents. Families with children of all ages are invited to celebrate with us — no tickets or registration required! Join us for musical performances by children's entertainer Randy Peterson, games, activities and free custard for the kids!
Click here for more about the event and CPC.
ABOUT EMERGING LEADERS
United Way's Emerging Leaders are a dynamic group of community-minded individuals who want to connect with like-minded peers, serve our community, and be leaders in giving. As knowledge and enthusiasm for the community grows, Emerging Leaders educate their peers about the issues facing our community and ways to positively impact the place in which we work and live.
Click here to learn more about Emerging Leaders.
