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Volunteer for Tour de Cure
Basic Information
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Preventing/Curing Diabetes
Clearances Required: No
Background Check: No
Days of Service: June 6 and/or 7, 2015
Events:
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) is gearing up for our Skylands Tour de Cure, a cycling event that not only encourages camaraderie and healthy living, but also raises funds for the ADA. Every mile spent cycling and every dollar that is raised will help prevent and cure the disease that affects over 26 million Americans. However, the event requires the support of volunteers in order to be a success! Please consider volunteering for this important cause. Volunteers are needed on June 6, 2015 to help set up for the event. Volunteers are also needed for the following on the event date, June 7, 2015:
Registration/Check-In Area - Welcomes the riders, helps check them in and gets them out on the route.
Food/Water Areas - Make sure riders are fueled properly with breakfast, lunch and lots of water!
Red Rider/VIP Tents - Ensure that riders receive special recognition if they are riding with diabetes or if they are a VIP.
Safety & Security - Help riders get on their way quickly and easily by helping with areas such as car and bike parking.
SAG (Support And Gear vehicles) - Drives the route to look for any riders needing assistance. Helps riders with mechanical problems and transports tired riders to the finish if necessary.
Medical - Treats injuries as necessary. We're looking for EMTs, RNs and others with a medical background.
Mechanical Support - Provides bicycle repairs and inspections for the riders.
Motorcycle Escort - Monitors route activity, cruises the course looking for any riders needing assistance, and tracks the first and last riders on the course.
Route Marshals - Participants who are experienced riders and serve as an example of safe riding. Marshals help ensure the safety of all participants by reminding riders of the rules of the road.
Rest Stop - Serves refreshments and offers support, encouragement and lots of cheering!
Finish line - Cheers riders in after completing their day, serves refreshments and distributes T-shirts.
Additional Information:
If you want to volunteer or you might want to volunteer, click here to sign up!