FOOD SERVICE
You will be working alongside the Food Operations Manager and a team of other volunteers to help feed the corps three to four times each day. Little to no experience is required. Training will be provided to review the standards for food preparation and hygiene as well as teach you what you need to know in order to assist in the preparation and service of our meal schedule. You will be asked to help with meal prep, clean-up, and inventory organization/restocking. A positive attitude is a must as you will be interacting with each member of the corps and staff on a daily basis.
UNIFORM MAINTENANCE
This team is responsible for making the corps look great. Sewing skills are preferred, but not required. The sewing team will make adjustments and basic repairs to the uniform, guard costume, and flags. As well, this team routinely launders the uniforms on a rotation basis.
MERCHANDISE OPERATIONS
There are three ways to help with the merchandise team, the “face of the corps”. Merchandise volunteers will have the opportunity to watch the Scouts’ and a few other performances.
1. Touring volunteer: You would travel with the merchandise team to help with set-up, sales, and breakdown. The merchandise volunteers may travel with the corps or with the merchandise vehicle, depending on the current needs.
2. On-site sales: You would meet the merchandise team at the show site and assist with set-up, sales, and breakdown. Assistance is most needed at regionals as well as at shows with potentially high sales such as our home shows (Madison and Whitewater).
3. Driver: You would share driving responsibilities with the merchandise manager, often traveling at night. Merchandise drivers should feel comfortable driving a 14' trailer (or feel confident learning how).
NON-CDL DRIVER
We are in need of drivers for our merchandise operations (a van pulling a 14' trailer), our 26' box truck (props), and our lead vehicle (van pulling 15' trailer). A CDL is not required, but you do need to be experienced in driving larger size vehicles and towing trailers. The driver is required to drive overnight, meaning you will need to adjust your sleep schedule appropriately. The driver needs to assure the vehicle is fueled and maintained properly, hook & unhook the trailer multiple times a day, and follow all safety protocols. A clean driving record is required in order to be placed on our insurance policy.
