Great Strides Seattle Walk

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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:

REGISTRATION: 11AM-1:30PM

Volunteers are needed at the Start Site (Seattle Center) at the Great Strides Seattle Walk. Volunteers will assist with participant check-in/registration (collecting donations, checking in teams, collecting participant waivers, etc.).

SET-UP & START SITE : 9:15AM-12PM

Volunteers are needed at the Start Site (Seattle Center) at the Great Strides Seattle Walk. Volunteers will help with setting-up the site (tables, chairs, decorations, etc.), breakfast, water distribution and t-shirt distribution.

ROUTE SUPPORT & FLAGGING: 12:30PM-2:30PM (exact time and location TBD for each volunteer)

Volunteers are needed to support participants out on the route assisting with crossing intersections safely. Volunteers will be paired together, and wear orange safety vests and to help walkers obey all traffic signals.

ROUTE MARKING & CLEAN-UP: 11:00AM-4:00PM

Volunteers are needed to hang up route directional arrows and signage along the route. Volunteers will work in teams and break the route up into sections to distribute the signs. After the walk, volunteers will remove all signs from the route.

BREAKDOWN & FINISH SITE: 2:30PM-4:30PM

Volunteers are needed at the Finish Site (Seattle Center) at the Great Strides Seattle Walk. Volunteers will assist with breakdown of the site (tables, chairs, tents, trash pick-up, etc.)

ABOUT GREAT STRIDES SEATTLE:

Join us under the Space Needle at Seattle Center's Mural Amphitheater to walk to find a cure cystic fibrosis! It will be a day of fun for the whole family and a celebration of our fundraising success. We'll have delicious snacks, entertainment, sponsor booths & giveaways, music and many other exciting activities. This beautiful 3 mile walk will begin at Seattle Center, continue down to Myrtle Edwards Park, along the Puget Sound shoreline. Walkers will then pass through Belltown on their way back to Seattle Center.

Great Strides provides a great opportunity for people within the community to get involved in a great cause. Participants can form walk teams at their workplace, through their clubs and organizations, or with friends and family.