Volunteers Needed
Timberline is a non-profit organization and relies greatly on volunteerism. In the past this has not been emphasized enough and as a result some things that could be done to help the club have fallen by the wayside. We are in need of your help and support, anyway you can help is appreciated. Also, remember that anything in the list below will count toward your 10 hours of volunteer time. So pick something that sounds interesting and have fun. As the events get closer you will be contacted for your help.
Thank you for your support.
Opportunities
Annual Ice Show - March
Flower Sales
Ticket Sales
Lighting
Set up / Take down
Silent Auction
Decorating
Locker Mom
Badger State Games
Runners
Judges/Volunteer Food
Rink Monitor
Practice Ice Monitor
Registration
Fundraising
Committee
Board Advertising (Marathon Park)
Brad Stands

 

Time to put us on your Calendar: 

Fund raising at it's best!!! The annual Timberline Balloon Rally Stand. We will be selling Pizza, soda, water, small candy items. 

Seeking Volunteers to help On Thursday July 8th need four adults and kids from 5pm-10:00pm approximately. 

Friday July 9th need four adults and kids from 5pm-10:00pm approximately. 

Saturday July 10th need helpers all day....especially at night because that's when the fireworks are. These times are approximately:

Noon-3:00pm Three adults and kids

3:00-7:00pm Four adults and kids

7:00pm-Done Four adults and kids 
 

Some of the rules we need to follow:

Only individual that are 16 or older in the trailer taking orders and dealing with money.

Pull long hair back or put a hat on.

Please wear shoes that are comfortable and cover your feet.

Feel free to bring lawn chairs, sunscreen, etc.

Be ready for anything sometimes it gets crazy there!!! Last year the Rib vendors ran out and so the pizza business was unreal!! 

Please call Betsy Blaschka home 715-241-6703 cell 715-218-5551 or Carla Eberhardy (Kruncos) home 715-359-6855.

 

Volunteers Needed


Timberline is a non-profit organization and relies greatly on volunteerism. In the past this has not been emphasized enough and as a result some things that could be done to help the club have fallen by the wayside. We are in need of your help and support, anyway you can help is appreciated. Also, remember that anything in the list below will count toward your 10 hours of volunteer time. So pick something that sounds interesting and have fun. As the events get closer you will be contacted for your help.

Thank you for your support.

Opportunities

 

Annual Ice Show - March

Flower Sales

Ticket Sales

Lighting

Set up / Take down

Silent Auction

Decorating

Locker Mom

Badger State Games

 

Runners

Judges/Volunteer Food

Rink Monitor


(Rink Monitoring is sitting at the rink in the hockey box, or music playing area of the rink during skating sessions.  The rink monitor has a binder with a list of the skaters and takes attendance,  collects walk on ice payments,  checks off punch cards and makes sure that all skaters on the ice have paid for the ice session. 

   

 

The rink monitor is also there, most importantly, in case of an emergency.   If a skater is injured or just needs a band aid there must be an adult apart from the coaches to watch the skaters.  Life guard if you will.   IT IS A GREENHECK AND MARATHON PARK RULE, we may not take the ice with out a rink monitor. 

 

Rink monitoring is not part of your volunteer time.  it is a job we must all pitch in and share for the skaters safety.

 

When the rink monitor does not show up,  it puts this burden on the coaches who are teaching and should not have to take time away from students to collect fees and play music.)

 

 

 

Practice Ice Monitor

Registration

Fundraising

 

Committee

Board Advertising (Marathon Park)

Brat Stands