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Be a part of the
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To
volunteer: Use the
positions and descriptions listed below to help you choose a position(s)
you would like to volunteer for. (Consider asking your friends, coworkers
and/or family to join you.) Download the Volunteer form, fill it out and
mail to the address below or Email our Volunteer Coordinator, Lisa Sexton, and let her know what position you
would like to volunteer for, along with your name, phone number, email
address, and a cell phone number if you will have it in your possession
during race day. DOWNLOAD
VOLUNTEER SIGNUP FORM Mail completed form
to: Attn: Volunteer
Coordinator |
Photo courtesy of Paula Mongold |
(Consider Volunteering Your Group's /
Organization To Work An Aid Station.)
Description: There will be water, Sports Drink, GU GEL, Vaseline,
band-aids, etc. available at set intervals along the entire marathon route.
Participants may pass some aid stations twice. The number of workers at each
aid station will range from six to fifteen. Each aid station will need one
person designated as a "captain". The Captain will be responsible
for coordinating his/her people, setting up and organizing aid station,
picking up and delivering supplies to the station on Race Day. (Tables and
Water will be delivered and picked up by marathon staff)
Aid station volunteers: will need to keep the tables full
of cups of fluid, mix the Sports Drink, hand the cups to the runners that
take them, allow other runners to get their own cups from the tables, shout
words of encouragement, and assist participants, as requested. Personnel at
each aid station will be responsible for picking up the trash around the
general area of the station during and after the race.
Time: 5 a.m. to 7 a.m.
Description: Refreshments will be available for participants prior to
the start of the races.
This will be self-service setup but we
will need people to keep the tables full of refreshments.
Description: Several functional positions will be
required at the finish line. Following the completion of the event, we will
need volunteers to assist with clean up the finish area. This will entail
taking down scaffolding, banners, barricades, tables and a general clean up
of the entire area.
Time: 6 a.m. to 1 p.m.
(Please specify your availability so we can schedule you accordingly)
Description: Course Marshals will be stationed at various
intersections and key points throughout the 26.2 mile course. Primary
function will be to make sure all runners make the correct turns. We will
have one person to call out the elapsed time at the halfway point of the
marathon route. Four people will be needed at the turnaround point of the
half marathon to direct people with half-marathon numbers to make the turn
and to mark the numbers of marathoners that choose to switch to the
half-marathon. We will also have one person stationed at the turnaround point
for the marathon.
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Time:
7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Description:
Post-race water, beverages and food will be available in the finish area. This
will primarily be a self-service type set up but we will need people to keep
the tables full of refreshments for the finishers. We anticipate having
two-hour shifts for this area with five people per shift.
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Give us the time you are available and we will assign you to fill a position.
If you have an idea or special talent you think would enhance
the Casper Marathon please contact us! Thanks in advance.
It is never too late to help Sponsor
this event. All support, whether financial or service in kind, is greatly
appreciated.
LAST UPDATED: AUGUST 31, 2011