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1 person is interested
Parade Volunteer
ORGANIZATION: MONROE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Please visit the new page to apply.
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1 person is interested
Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the 80th Annual Fair Days Parade and experiencing the excitement and sense of community that makes this event so special. We look forward to your participation in the 2017 Fair Days Parade. There are many different opportunities for volunteering.
Parade Ambassadors (Volunteers needed: 10)
Duties Include:
- Ensure spectators stay out of the street
- Ensure parade participants are not throwing or handing out of ANY items (including squirting the spectators with water, etc.)
- Ensure parade flow continues forward
Parade Marshals (Volunteers needed: 8)
Duties Include:
- Ensure the parade participants stay in formation and in order
- Ensure parade flow continues forward
- Ensure performance groups are not impeding or stopping the parade for too long.
Disbanding Coordinators (Volunteers needed: 5)
Duties Include:
- Ensure parade flow continues forward
- Assist entries to location to disembark any riders, out of traffic
- Report any problems to Parade Coordinators (Yvonne and Shelley from the Monroe Chamber)
More opportunities with MONROE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About MONROE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Location:
125 S LEWIS ST, MONROE, WA 98272, US
Mission Statement
To create a thriving economic environment for business growth and sustainability The Chamber and its staff provide networking, marketing, community engagement and educational opportunities to their members. The Chamber works to represent the business community on economic and governmental issues through various committees and partnerships.
Description
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce is organized to achieve the following:
A. Improve the free and competitive enterprise system by creating:
1. A better understanding and appreciation of the importance of business.
2. A better informed public concerning city, county, state and national legislative and
political affairs
3. A greater appreciation of the value of investing one’s time on behalf of the interests of
the business community
B. Promote business and community growth and development by:
1. Supporting economic programs designed to strengthen and expand the income
potential of the business community.
2. Promoting and maintaining positive functional and aesthetic characteristics of the
community.
3. Supporting community programs of civic, social and cultural nature.
4. Identifying and responding to factors that prevent the promotion of business
expansion and community growth.
5. Representing the business community in areas related to business growth and
development.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
125 S. Lewis StMonroe, WA 98272
DATE POSTED
May 19, 2017
SKILLS
- Event Management
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- 4-5 hours on a Saturday
- Must be able to stand for long periods of time and not afraid to direct crowds