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 Thank you so much for your interest in volunteering!
Volunteers are vital to the success of our National United Methodist Camp and Retreat Gathering. Check out the variety of options below, and let us know which areas best match your gifts and interests.
For more information, please contact:
Jackie Cordon, jcordon@netins.net, 712-621-4375
Ways you can help
Greeters: You're the smiling face at the end of a long travel day. Help arrivals find their way around the San Jose airport or around the site at Mt. Hermon.
Registration Team: Welcome and check in registrants at the site office.
Campus Guides: Help participants find their way to lodging, dining, and meeting rooms throughout our event. Approximately 20 minutes needed between activities. Mt. Hermon is a gorgeous site with lots of buildings and paths -- help folks find their way! Bring a flashlight (and maybe a friend) for after-dark guiding.
Worship Assistants: Lend a hand to the Worship Team as they prepare for our large-group worship gatherings.
Snack Hosts: Be a part of your jurisdiction's snack time team. Help organize, set up, and clean up. Be creative. (Decorate? Have a theme?) Don't know anyone from your jurisdiction? We can help you connect.
Photographers: Bring your digital camera and help record this delightful event. Great people in a beautiful setting, worship, fun activities, learning, worship, and more. If you're going to be there anyway, snap a few photos and share with the rest of us! We are specially looking for a few people to take photographs during arrival on Friday at the airport and at the site.
Committee Support Team: Who are those mysterious people who stay up all night, run around taking care of details, and pull the strings to make our national event happen? The NCRC still needs a few extra able hands to get it all done. Be part of the mystery. Lend a hand when you have a free hour, day or night. Early riser, night owl, afternoon jitters -- we have a job or errand for you.
Venue Wrap-Up: We're camp people. When we make a mess, we clean it up, and leave every place better than we found it. If you're not leaving immediately after our final session, spend a few hours helping with tear-down. Many hands make light work.
Children's Program Assistants:
Storyteller? Puppeteer? Craft Leader? Game Leader? Share those well-honed camp skills for an hour or so. Help delight our littlest participants!
Activity Chaperone: Just be a responsible adult presence to assure our children's safety. Just show up -- no planning or special skills needed.
Baby and/or Toddler Care: Need a break from adult conversation? Bliss out in the baby room, share your care, and help delight a few camp leader parents.
Babysitter for Wednesday night Wiggle Space: Bob Ditter, our Wednesday keynote, is lots of fun, but even our best kids sometimes need room to wiggle. Help make this evening hour delightful for them.
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