In the past Summerlin North Little League has relied on managers to make sure that shifts at the snack shack were covered. With the advent of our new Dibs system we are putting this in the hands of each family. Being that we are made up entirely of dedicated and hardworking volunteers, we are requiring…
Most teams have a volunteer who is known as the team parent. The role of the team parent is defined largely by the manager’s needs and wishes, but team parents often help the managers organize team activities, handle logistical issues like uniforms and scheduling, and make the whole team experience more fun. The manager decides…
Being a manager or coach requires time, patience, and basic knowledge of the game of baseball. You may be required to attend meetings, instructional sessions or seminars. You will communicate with the parents/guardians of your players to inform them of any schedule changes, rainouts and Little League events and activities. As a manager or coach,…
Each team in the Seniors, Juniors, Intermediate (50/70), Majors, and Minors divisions in baseball and softball need at least one volunteer scorekeeper. The scorekeeper keeps the team’s scorebook (the league encourages the use of electronic scoring applications), and, under the manager’s direction, post the scores and pitch counts after each game.
Assist the Kitchen Staff with packaging hot dinner for the community meal guests and then serving at the Residential / Shelter Guest Dinner service. All packaged dinners will be passed out by security to our guests outside of our gates. Volunteers will work alongside our clients in-program working on their recovery and stronger living.
Work one-on-one with children in need at a single GTSF shoe distribution event.
The front desk volunteers are the first point of contact for many visitors, callers, clients, and community members. Offer warm welcome and greetings to everyone. Connect people with programs and services or needed referrals. 3-hour per shift commitment.
Our clients are starting over, they move into housing but often have no furniture. We receive donations but need assistance in getting them picked-up and delivered to client homes. Do you have a truck? We could use your help now and then!
You can mentor in person, via zoom, phone… it all makes a difference when our clients have someone in their corner who they can turn to and count on. Life skills, parenting, financial literacy, reading literacy, GED prep, etc. Client needs are identified by case managers.
There are times we could also use help taking Christmas gifts to client homes, dropping, and picking up food or items from Senior living communities, diapers and formula to new mothers, etc.