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Milkman Application
Anytime is a good time to join the Mande Family as part of our Milkman Support Team. We need a good group of Milkmen  to help coordinate and execute all of the amazing events, appearances, and good work we do in the community throughout the year. If you enjoy having a good time, being a part of a community organization, meeting new people, and making lots of new friends and family, then this is the right fit for you!

Men and women ages 21 and up are welcomed to join our team of Milkmen. The Milkmen are the backbone and muscle of our group. They do everything from handing out drinks, driving support vehicles, setting up events, carrying banners, constructing equipment, crowd control, playing DJ from time to time and much, much more.

The Milkmen are required to wear a Milkman costume consisting of a ehite button down shirt, black pants, black shoes, and a black bow tie. Milkman hats are optional but preffered and can be purchased on Amazon.

Come by to meet the team during one of our pratices, Thursdays from 6-8pm or Sundays from 3-5pm, at the Mandeville Trailhead. You can talk with members, learn the ropes and ask questions. Then when you're ready for an event, we will get you in the lineup!

We are so excited that you have considered joining the Mande family. We look forward to meeting you soon! Until then, keep on shaking!
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Name *
First and last name
Email *
Phone number *
What special skills do you bring to the team? *
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Do you have any physical limitations that would prevent you from walking or standing for a four (4) hour parade or a six (6) hour event? *
Have you taken part or belong to in organizations like the Mande Milkshakers before? If yes, please state which organization. *
How would you handle the following situation? We are marching in a parade and a crowd member decides they want to dance with the Mande and runs in to the line of girls to dance, not touching just dancing. *
How would you handle the following situation? We are performing at an event or marching in a parade and a crowd member is screaming vulgar obscenities to the members of the group. *
How would you handle if another milkman in the group  was struggling or if you felt they were not pulling their weight in the planning or participation process? *
How do you feel about glitter? *
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