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SPRING 2013 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNTIES
ONE-DAY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
Community Gardening
Schedule a day, March-October
Grow closer to local food! Community Gardening grows both plants and community. Since 1984, the Parks and Recreation Department has offered community gardening opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds. A favorite venue of volunteer groups, the gardens benefit from a number of service projects throughout the year.
Duties: Volunteers assist the staff in maintaining paths, turning compost, weeding, and harvesting as well as creating and maintaining ornamental, wildlife, and demonstration plantings.
Program Time: Schedule your group for a three- to four-hour shift.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Willie Streeter or Butler Park Gardens
Age of Volunteers: 12 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: Groups of 5-25
REGISTER A GROUP PROJECT
Other: Print form (PDF 136.91 KB), have everyone sign, and bring to scheduled service project.
Volunteer to Maintain our Natural Spaces
Schedule a Day, March-November
Help maintain and restore some of Bloomington's most scenic natural areas. Many group volunteer projects are available throughout the Bloomington community. Help is needed in the parks listed below.
Duties: Staff will work with your group or organization to formulate a work plan. Duties may include applying wood chips or gravel to paths, removing invasive plant species, trimming obstructive vegetation, or re-routing trails.
Program Time: Schedule your group for a three- to four-hour shift.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Leonard Springs Nature Park Trail, Griffy Lake Nature Preserve Trail, Wapehani Mountain Bike Trail, Winslow Woods Trail, Twin Lakes Trail, and the Bloomington Rail Trail
Age of Volunteers: 12 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 5-25
REGISTER A GROUP PROJECT
Other: Print form (PDF 136.91 KB), have everyone sign, and bring to scheduled service project.
Senior Expo-Call of the Wild!
Tuesday, April 30/ Event Setup
Wednesday, May 1/Event
The annual Senior Expo features free health screenings, plus an expo hall filled with exhibitors with information about products and services for seniors and their families.
Duties: Volunteers may decorate, direct exhibitors to their spaces, greet participants, distribute Senior Expo information, collect participant feedback, and teardown the event.
Program Time: Tuesday: 3-6 p.m. (10-12 volunteers)/Event setup
Wednesday: Shift #1, 7-11 a.m. (5-7 volunteers)/Exhibit hall assistants
Shift #2, 9-11:30 a.m. (2 volunteers)/Welcome table
Shift #3, 10 a.m.-noon (2 volunteers)/General Expo and evaluations
Shift #4, 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. (2 volunteers)/Welcome table
Shift #5, noon-2 p.m. (2 volunteers)/General Expo and evaluations
Shift #6, 2-4 p.m. (10 volunteers)/Event teardown
Training: Volunteers are trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Twin Lakes Recreation Center, 1700 W. Bloomfield Rd.
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Bryan Park Creek Maintenance Days
Wednesday, May 1
Bloomington Parks and Recreation has earned Community Wildlife Habitat certification from the National Wildlife Federation. The Bryan Park Creek naturalized area played a key role in certification and requires periodic maintenance to control invasive plant species and ensure native plant success.
Duties: Volunteers assist with monthly upkeep of this natural area along beautiful Bryan Park Creek. Help maintain native plants by cutting back overgrown brush, removing invasive plants, and collecting native plant seeds.
Program Time: 5:30-7 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Bryan Park, 1100 S. Woodlawn Ave.-Woodlawn Ave. Shelter
Age of Volunteers: 12 yrs. and up (Children under age 12 yrs. must be accompanied by an adult.)
Number of Volunteers: 5-30
Tuesday-Thursday, May 14-16 and May 21-23
Children will spend the entire summer cruising on their bicycles after this Bloomington Bikes Week program. Participants learn how to confidently and safely ride their bikes through individual instruction, and also learn about bike maintenance, road safety, and proper bike and helmet fittings.
Duties: Proper instruction is an important aspect of bicycle riding. Volunteers collaborate with Park staff to teach children riding etiquette and techniques that will keep them safe as they ride their bikes.
Program Time: 4-5:30 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Bryan Park Pool, 1100 S. Woodlawn Ave.-parking lot
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 8 per day
Other: Sign up for one or both sessions of Learn to Ride. Volunteers will do a lot of running. Class will be rescheduled in case of inclement weather.
Tuesday, May 14
A free, family event to entertain and educate children on cycling safety and the importance of wearing bike helmets. Participants can bike through an obstacle course, enjoy snacks and learn something new! Helmets provided for riders who need them. Bring your own bike. A few bikes will be available for use in the Rodeo. Sponsored by: Indiana University Health and SAFE Routes to School.
Duties: If you value child safety, the Bike Rodeo provides a great opportunity to get involved. Volunteers assist with the safety challenge course, fit bike helmets and distribute snacks and door prizes.
Program Time: 4-6:45 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Childs Elementary School, 2210 S. High St.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 3-5
Leonard Springs Nature Days
Tuesday, May 14
Volunteer to teach area sixth-grade students about our awesome natural heritage through multiple stations including karst, creeks, wetlands, and forests.
Duties: If you have an interest in the outdoors and enjoy working with children, sign up for Leonard Springs Nature Days. Become a station facilitator and lead an educational session, or become a group leader and guide a small group of sixth graders through the park while visiting educational stations along the way.
Program Time: 9:15 a.m.-2 p.m.
Training: Volunteers have access to online training materials. Additional questions regarding roles will be addressed the day of the shift.
Location: Leonard Springs Nature Park, 4685 S. Leonard Springs Rd.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 18 per day
Active Living Coalition Health Fair
Saturday, May 18
Get up, get out, and get active at the Active Living Coalition's annual Health Fair! Visit more than 20 health and wellness-related booths, watch exercise demonstrations, take home some special giveaways, and gather all the info needed to live a healthy lifestyle!
Duties: Support health and wellness efforts in our community. Early morning volunteers prepare set-up and assist exhibitors. While late morning volunteers distribute water, welcome returning participants, and deconstruct the route.
Program Time: Shift #1, 7 a.m.-10 a.m./Shift #2, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Showers Plaza, 401 N. Morton St.
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 4-6 per shift
National Trails Day
Saturday, June 1
Participate in the American Hiking Society's 21st Anniversary of National Trails Day! Hiking trails allow us to keep in touch with the natural world while exercising and relieving stress. A wide variety of recreation, fitness, and transportation goals can be achieved with a good trail system.
Duties: Volunteers are needed to help maintain Griffy Lake Nature Preserve.
Program Time: 9 a.m.-noon
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Griffy Lake Nature Preserve, 3300 N. Headley Rd.
Age of Volunteers: 14 yrs. and up-Children under 16 yrs. must be accompanied by an adult.
Number of Volunteers: 5-30
Other: Sign up as an individual or as a group. Lunch provided to all volunteers.
Bryan Park Creek Maintenance Days
Wednesday, June 5
Bloomington Parks and Recreation has earned Community Wildlife Habitat certification from the National Wildlife Federation. The Bryan Park Creek naturalized area played a key role in certification and requires periodic maintenance to control invasive plant species and ensure native plant success.
Duties: Volunteers assist with monthly upkeep of this natural area along beautiful Bryan Park Creek. Help maintain native plants by cutting back overgrown brush, removing invasive plants, and collecting native plant seeds.
Program Time: 5:30-7 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Bryan Park, 1100 S. Woodlawn Ave.-Woodlawn Ave. Shelter
Age of Volunteers: 12 yrs. and up (Children under age 12 yrs. must be accompanied by an adult.)
Number of Volunteers: 5-30
Touch a Truck
Wednesday, June 12
Rain date: Thursday, June 13
Children get up close and personal with fire trucks, ambulances, buses, bucket trucks, and more. They explore the inner workings or the outside gadgets of the big rigs they have always been curious about!
Duties: Do you enjoy seeing amazement on the faces of small children? Come experience it firsthand. Volunteers assist with event setup, monitor stations, and distribute refreshments and snacks to our guests.
Program Time: Shift #1, 8:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m./Shift #2, noon-3 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Twin Lakes Sports Park, 2350 W. Bloomfield Rd.-parking lot
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 5 per shift
Backyard Beach Party
Wednesday, June 19
Banneker's backyard becomes the neighborhood super sunny beach! Grab the sunscreen and watch as preschoolers make a castle in the sand, keep cool in the sprinkler, and have fun with beach toys.
Duties: Volunteers help event staff with setup and hands-on activities to help bring the beach to Banneker!
Program Time: 9 a.m.-noon
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Banneker Community Center, 930 W. Seventh St.
Age of Volunteers: 14 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 2
Bug Fest
Saturday, June 22
Learn all about amazing insects at Bloomington's first ever Bug Fest! Go on an insect safari, handle cool insects, make a craft, and participate in a mealworm race or cricket-spitting contest. There will be speakers and information booths on a variety of buggy topics.
Duties: Volunteers engage children in bug exploration. Discuss various types of bugs, lead a bug activity, or work with our speaker series. Share your interest in outdoor education with children. It inspires!
Program Time: Shift #1, 9 a.m.-1 p.m./Shift #2, 12:45-4:45 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Hilltop Garden and Nature Center, 2367 E. 10th St.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 7-8 per shift
Taste of Bloomington
Saturday, June 22
The Taste of Bloomington is a yearly attraction that brings local restaurants all to one location-Showers Common. The day is filled with great food, great friends, and great fun! Come be a part of it. Volunteers receive a FREE ticket to the Taste of Bloomington to enjoy before or after their shift.
Duties: Volunteers assist at the youth activities area. Expect a lot of hands-on interaction with children monitoring the bounce house, leading arts and crafts, and doing face painting.
Program Time: 3:30-8 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Showers Common, Eighth and Morton Streets
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 6-8
Bryan Park Creek Maintenance Days
Wednesday, July 3
Bloomington Parks and Recreation has earned Community Wildlife Habitat certification from the National Wildlife Federation. The Bryan Park Creek naturalized area played a key role in certification and requires periodic maintenance to control invasive plant species and ensure native plant success.
Duties: Volunteers assist with monthly upkeep of this natural area along beautiful Bryan Park Creek. Help maintain native plants by cutting back overgrown brush, removing invasive plants, and collecting native plant seeds.
Program Time: 5:30-7 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Bryan Park, 1100 S. Woodlawn Ave.-Woodlawn Ave. Shelter
Age of Volunteers: 12 yrs. and up (Children under age 12 yrs. must be accompanied by an adult.)
Number of Volunteers: 5-30
Fourth of July Parade
Thursday, July 4
Everybody loves a PARADE! This year's Fourth of July Parade theme is "Celebrate the Red, White, and Blue!" People with lawn chairs in hand head downtown to celebrate while waving their flags proudly! The Parade is brought to the community by Bloomington Parks and Recreation and Downtown Bloomington, Inc., and is sponsored by the American Legion Burton Woolery Post 18.
Duties: Volunteers help with road closures and organizing entries in specified holding area.
Program Time: 7:30 a.m.-noon
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Meet at the Sample Gates, Indiana and Kirkwood Avenues
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 2
Messy Mania
Tuesday, July 16
Kids get crazy with their hands when we let them experiment with all kinds of messy mediums, with no worries about creating chaos in the house! These hands-on activities will delight every youngster who loves to squish, splatter, and fling! Let us take care of the prep time and clean up, while children experience a morning of head-to-toe, ooey gooey good times!
Duties: Have ooey gooey fun helping kids make ooey gooey projects! Volunteers assist with preparation, hands-on activities, and don't forget the cleanup that follows.
Program Time: Shift #1, 8-11 a.m./Shift #2, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: RCA Community Park, 1400 W. RCA Park Dr.
Age of Volunteers: 14 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 12 per shift
Other: Wear clothing you don't mind getting messy.
Switchyard Property Cleanup
Saturday, July 20
The Switchyard Property is a 28-acre parcel of land adjacent to the southern section of the B-Line Trail. You and your friends, group, co-workers, or club can be a vital part of the effort to make the switchyard a cleaner and more attractive place! We'll share a short history of this former railroad property and talk about our ongoing studies of plants, wildlife, and water quality in the area as we begin the design phase of the park.
Duties: Over the next several years, the Switchyard Property will transform from an abandoned railroad hub into a beautiful community park. Play a role in keeping it clean until then.
Program Time: 1-3 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Switchyard property, 245 W. Grimes Ln.
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 40
Backyard Beach Party
Thursday, July 25
Banneker's backyard becomes the neighborhood super sunny beach! Grab the sunscreen and watch as preschoolers make a castle in the sand, keep cool in the sprinkler, and have fun with beach toys.
Duties: Volunteers help event staff with setup and hands-on activities to help bring the beach to Banneker!
Program Time: 9 a.m.-noon
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Banneker Community Center, 930 W. Seventh St.
Age of Volunteers: 14 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 2
Tomato Tasting
Saturday, August 3
Experience the spectrum of heirloom tomatoes the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market has to offer. Yellow, orange, purple, green-patrons are able to taste a kaleidoscope of colors and expand their horizons beyond the common red tomato!
Duties: Take part in one of the glories of summer as you distribute samples of different tomatoes.
Program Time: 7:30 a.m.-noon
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Showers Plaza, 401 N. Morton St.
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 12
Bryan Park Creek Maintenance Days
Wednesday, August 7
Bloomington Parks and Recreation has earned Community Wildlife Habitat certification from the National Wildlife Federation. The Bryan Park Creek naturalized area played a key role in certification and requires periodic maintenance to control invasive plant species and ensure native plant success.
Duties: Volunteers assist with monthly upkeep of this natural area along beautiful Bryan Park Creek. Help maintain native plants by cutting back overgrown brush, removing invasive plants, and collecting native plant seeds.
Program Time: 5:30-7 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Bryan Park, 1100 S. Woodlawn Ave.-Woodlawn Ave. Shelter
Age of Volunteers: 12 yrs. and up (Children under age 12 yrs. must be accompanied by an adult.)
Number of Volunteers: 5-30
Drool in the Pool
Wednesday, August 14
Thursday, August 15
Our canine friends are invited to swim at Mills Pool! The pool is closed for humans, but is open for two more days for our canine friends. The first evening features dog paddling fun and a jumping contest. The second evening is filled with a variety of entertaining contests, giveaways, and more swimming. Various pet-related businesses and organizations will be on hand during the second night only. Dog guards are on duty to supervise any dogs gone wild. Volunteer for one or both nights. Come prepared to get wet; however, you will not be asked to get in the pool.
Duties: Don't let the dog days of summer get you down. Assist with doggie giveaways and contests and become a dog lifeguard! Help give our four-legged friends two days to relax at the pool!
Program Time: 4:30-8:30 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Mills Pool, 1100 W. 14th St.
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 5 per evening
Junk in the Trunk
Saturday, August 17
The Junk in the Trunk community rummage sale is recycling and treasure hunting all at the same time! There is plenty of room outside the Frank Southern Ice Arena for many different vendors to set up and sell unwanted furniture, books, clothing, toys, household goods, and more.
Duties: Be where the treasures are. Volunteers assist staff in setup and running the event. There will also be time to do your own treasure hunting.
Program Time: Shift #1, 6:30-10 a.m./Shift #2, 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Frank Southern Ice Arena, 2100 S. Henderson St.
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 3 per shift
Play Day
Friday, August 23
Come out and PLAY! Bloomington has once again been named a Playful City USA by KaBOOM!, and we intend to celebrate! We'll have games, a bounce house, and playful activities for kids of all ages. The evening ends with the showing of the classic movie The Princess Bride on the big screen!
Duties: Recall your childhood playing in the park. Assist with various outdoor activities that promote healthy, active lifestyles.
Program Time: 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Bryan Park, 1001 S. Henderson
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 3
Bryan Park Creek Maintenance Days
Wednesday, September 4
Bloomington Parks and Recreation has earned Community Wildlife Habitat certification from the National Wildlife Federation. The Bryan Park Creek naturalized area played a key role in certification and requires periodic maintenance to control invasive plant species and ensure native plant success.
Duties: Volunteers assist with monthly upkeep of this natural area along beautiful Bryan Park Creek. Help maintain native plants by cutting back overgrown brush, removing invasive plants, and collecting native plant seeds.
Program Time: 5:30-7 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Bryan Park, 1100 S. Woodlawn Ave.-Woodlawn Ave. Shelter
Age of Volunteers: 12 yrs. and up (Children under age 12 yrs. must be accompanied by an adult.)
Number of Volunteers: 5-30
Bryan Park Creek Maintenance Days
Wednesday, October 2
Bloomington Parks and Recreation has earned Community Wildlife Habitat certification from the National Wildlife Federation. The Bryan Park Creek naturalized area played a key role in certification and requires periodic maintenance to control invasive plant species and ensure native plant success.
Duties: Volunteers assist with monthly upkeep of this natural area along beautiful Bryan Park Creek. Help maintain native plants by cutting back overgrown brush, removing invasive plants, and collecting native plant seeds.
Program Time: 5:30-7 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Bryan Park, 1100 S. Woodlawn Ave.-Woodlawn Ave. Shelter
Age of Volunteers: 12 yrs. and up (Children under age 12 yrs. must be accompanied by an adult.)
Number of Volunteers: 5-30
ONGOING SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
Banneker Summer Food and Fun
June 5-August 5
Help students retain math and reading skills this summer by volunteering to read with students and review basic school-age mathematics. Additionally, facilitate activities in art and science and engage children in active games and play.
Duties: Whether you enjoy working with youth or have professional aspirations to, this service opportunity gives you hands-on experience. Work one-on-one with a student reinforcing math and reading skills and help staff members and community organizations facilitate academic enrichment activities focused on art, science and other subjects.
Program Time: 3-4 hours weekly anytime between 10 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Training: Volunteers are required to attend an orientation prior to the program.
Location: Banneker Community Center, 930 W. Seventh St.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 4-6 per day, Monday-Friday
Other: We ask that you commit to at least one hour a week.
Tuesday Market
Tuesdays, June 4-September 24
This is a mid-week opportunity to purchase fresh, locally grown produce directly from the grower. Outdoor dining and live music make this a relaxing evening occasion to shop and mingle.
Duties: If you enjoy the ambiance of the Saturday Farmers' Market, but your weekends fill up quickly, the Tuesday Market volunteer opportunity is for you! Assist with the supervision of the Market, distribute Parks and Recreation material, and promote the sale of Market products.
Training: Volunteers are required to attend an orientation prior to the program.
Program Time: 4-7 p.m.
Location: Next to Bloomingfoods Near West Side on Sixth and Madison Streets
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 1-4
Other: Volunteer for one to four Tuesdays a month.
Adopt-a-Trail
July 2013-July 2014/Monthly inspections/One-year commitment
More than 30 trail miles in Bloomington's city parks need periodic inspections and maintenance to remain safe and usable. Volunteers have been valuable in establishing and maintaining our trails for many years. Parks and Recreation staff provide training and equipment to volunteer groups of any size for monthly trail monitoring and annual trail maintenance.
Duties: Inspect adopted trail at least once a month. Complete and submit reports on trail status. Provide maintenance as needed. Do at least one work day per year. Staff works with your group or organization to formulate a work plan.
Program Time: Trail inspections can be completed at your leisure. Schedule your trail work day with the Adopt-a-Trail coordinator.
Timeline:
Volunteers must submit an online application by June 7. An orientation takes place in late June. One year appointment starts July.
Location: Various trails are available for adoption.
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: Groups of all sizes.
Leisure Companion
May-August
The Leisure Companion Program is a service in which participants with disabilities are partnered with a volunteer companion who provides additional support during participation in inclusive activities. The level of support will vary according to the specific needs of each individual.
Duties: As a Leisure Companion, you facilitate inclusion by advocating for the participant, providing support during activities, protecting the dignity of the participant, emphasizing similarities of participants, creating an environment for success, encouraging independent participation, and most of all, being a supportive friend!
Program Time: Dates and times will vary according to program needs.
Training: Volunteers are required to attend an orientation prior to the program.
Location: Location of events and programs vary depending on program registration.
Age of volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Bloomington Youth Basketball - Middle School
August 27 -October 10
Middle school boys and girls (grades 7-8) play on separate teams in this league, which focuses on basketball skill development and applying skills in game situations. The season includes a weekly practice and game, and concludes with a single-elimination tournament. Practice days and times are determined by the coach.
Duties: We are looking for coaches who can commit to once -or twice-weekly practices and one game per week or weekend. Volunteer coaches will enjoy making a difference in the lives of kids and can help develop our next big IU basketball star. (We suggest two coaches per team.)
Timeline:
Season runs September 3-October 10.
Prospective coaches must sign up by Friday, August 16.
Indicate if you're a parent and include your child's name you wish to coach.
Indicate what league you'd like to coach along with the grade level.
Indicate if you have a co-coach in mind and include their name.
Coach selection process completed by Friday, August 23.
Coaches must complete an online coaching certification course from the National Youth Sports Coaches Association (NYSCA).
Selected coaches must attend mandatory coaches training on Tuesday, August 27, 7 p.m. at the Twin Lakes Recreation Center.
Practices begin the week of September 3.
Games begin the week of September 16.
Again this year: All selected coaches must complete an online coaching certification course from the National Youth Sports Coaches Association (NYSCA). The certification fee for each coach is $25. The online training is available at nays.org. Scholarships are available to offset expenses associated with the online training. For scholarship information, contact Leslie Brinson at 349-3735 or brinsonl@bloomington.in.gov.
Program Time: Coaches plan and lead one or two one-hour practices per week and one, one-hour game per week or weekend.
Location: Twin Lakes Recreation Center, 1700 W. Bloomfield Rd.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 10
Other: Returning coaches have first priority for placement. Volunteers should agree to stay for the entire season. Also consider coaching Season II or III!