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bullet Volunteer Hours Opportunities for 2007-2008

Volunteer activities and the allocation of hours will be coordinated by the Committee Chairs, Board members, and/or their designee. The following is a listing of "approved activities and hours." Additions and/or modifications to the list will be made throughout the year as needed. Any modifications to hours allocated must be approved by the Board.

A sign-in roster must be maintained for all activities. After completion of the activity, the sign-in roster should be submitted to the Membership Committee to be logged. Completed sign-in rosters may be placed in the "Membership" box in the eights boathouse or the information may be e-mailed to Annette Tietz, Membership Chair, at rcrc_membership@yahoo.com. If the hours are submitted electronically, the information submitted should be in the same manner as the "Volunteer Hours Sign-In Sheet."

Partial hours may be counted for one hour if 45 minutes or more is worked. For example,
44 min. or less = 0 hours credit; 45 min. or more = 1 hour credit)

Board and Committee Meetings Top of Page

Official meetings of the Board and Committees shall be allocated volunteer hours. The meeting must be chaired by a Board member, Committee Chair(s), and/or their designee. Minutes and a sign-in roster must be maintained and submitted to the Membership Committee. If the hours are submitted electronically, the information submitted should be in the same manner as the "Volunteer Hours Sign-In Sheet."

Hours: 1 meeting (regardless of length) = 1 hour of volunteer credit
Committee Chairs shall automatically be allocated 15 hours of volunteer credit for serving as Chair. Board Members shall automatically be allocated 15 hours of volunteer credit for serving on the Board.
Facilities Top of Page
The Facilities Committee assists in maintaining and improving the boathouse and associated facilities.
Chair:  Glenda Higgins
Email:   higginsglenda@hotmail.com
Approved activities:  Talk to Mike before starting a project
  • General maintenance and/or improvement of boathouse, associated facilities, and/or grounds.
  • Participate in a boathouse facilities work-day or dock board replacement work-day
  • Build cage for trash bins
  • Build shelves for Kippie Little Kits (red or black launch bags)
  • Paint ramp
  • Install external lights with solar sensitive lights
  • Make 'kush tush' bags for coxswains
  • Erg maintenance
  • Assisting with boat refurbishing
  • Weed control (on land and aquatic weeds)
  • Fix concrete gap in eight’s boathouse
  • Pressure wash outside of eight’s boathouse
  • Organize area behind/beside 4’s house
Hours: 1 hour work = 1 hour of volunteer credit
Communications/Recruiting Top of Page
The Communications/Recruiting Committee coordinates intra-club communications and communications with the public.
Chairs:  Janell Bogue, Brooke Fornaciari, Stephen Kulieke
Email:   janellbogue@gmail.com
Approved activities:
  • Organize recruitment events (e.g., Health fairs, Farmer’s markets, Park openings)
  • Development of Newsletter
  • Contributions to Newsletter
  • Maintenance of Club website
  • Development of communications plan, press releases, media blurbs
Hours: 1 hour work = 1 hour of volunteer credit
Fundraising Top of Page
The Fundraising Committee identifies and implements fundraising opportunities.
Chairs:  Jim Margolis, Annie Webb
Email:   jamadapa@earthlink.net or annie.webb@aerojet.com
Approved activities:  Talk to Mike before starting a project
  • Auction
    • Planning - invitations, auction item procurement (both silent and live), sponsorship procurements, decorations (planning, procurement), auction item description creation, food
    • Event activities - take tickets at door, room set-up and decorations, silent auction set-up (tables, descriptions, etc.), "Runner" for live auction, money collection, selling taffle tickets
  • Developing/designing RCRC merchandise for sale
  • Selling merchandise at approved events (e.g., Head of the Port)
  • Developing sponsorships with area businesses
  • Creation of "Buy an Oar" and/or "Buy a Seat" Program – then selling them!
  • Creation of handouts, packets, informational pieces, brochures, etc, to compliment fundraising activities
  • Creation of and solicitation of donations/sponsorships for Junior Crew Scholarship Fund
Hours:
  • Auction Chair or Co-Chair = 15 volunteer hours
  • Sell 10 (ten) tickets and 1 (one) item donated = 1 volunteer hour
  • Auction Event planning and activities, 1 hour worked = 1 volunteer hour
  • Sales of merchandise, sponsorships, etc., 1 hour worked = 1 volunteer hour
  • Developing/designing of any project, 1 hour worked = 1 volunteer hour
  • Fundraising information design/creation, 1 hour worked = 1 volunteer hour
Social Top of Page
The Social Committee identifies and organizes social activities for the club.
Chair:  Tori Bovard
Email:   toriac@aol.com
Approved activities:
  • Organization of Pub Nights
  • Organization, planning, setup, and cleanup of Annual Dinner
  • Organization, planning, setup, and cleanup of RCRC Movie Night at the Port
  • Organization of All-Club Rows
Hours: 1 hour work = 1 hour of volunteer credit
Membership Top of Page
The Membership Committee facilitates membership enrollment and maintenance.
Chair:  Annette Tietz
Email:   rcrc_membership@yahoo.com
Approved activities:
  • Maintain Yahoogroups distribution list
  • Participate in organized recruitment events
  • Edit and maintain membership handbook
  • Tracking of volunteer hours
Hours:
  • Ownership of Yahoogroups distribution list (annual) = 15 volunteer hours
  • Tracking of all Club volunteer hours & communication to club (annual) = 15 volunteer hours
  • Recruitment events, 1 hour worked = 1 volunteer hour
Regatta Top of Page
The Regatta Committee organizes and works at RCRC sponsored regattas.
Chair:  Tiffany Knapp
Email:   rcrc_coach@hotmail.com
Approved activities:
  • Maintain racing results
  • Work at a race as dock master
  • Work as a race 'official' in a launch, at the start, at the finish
  • Work at a race compiling and posting results
  • Work at a race helping with parking or bridge duty
  • Assist with registration on race day
  • Submit races and race results to calendars and websites (ex: row2k.com)
  • Create bow numbers for HOPS and Jr. Fall Regatta
  • Coordinate with gear committee on HOPS t-shirts
  • Solicit and organize volunteers for home races
  • Receive and track entry information
  • Assist in creating race schedule
  • Advertise regattas to Sacramento community
  • Communicate with Port, Laborers, City, fire dept, etc. prior to race day
  • Set up course, lane markers on race day
  • Post on website or provide information to webmaster re: race entry info, starting order, lane assignments, etc.
  • Organize home race calendar (including potentially hosting additional races throughout the year)
Hours: 1 hour worked = 1 volunteer hour
Clothing/Gear Top of Page
The Clothing/Gear Committee orders RCRC gear, maintains inventory, and facilitates communication to the Club about gear orders.
Chairs:  Terri Barry, Glenda Higgins
Email:   rcrc_gear@hotmail.com
Approved activities:
  • Participate in the selection and maintenance of club approval apparel and SWAG
  • Develop catalog of RCRC merchandise
  • Staff table at events selling merchandise
Hours: 1 hour work = 1 hour of volunteer credit
Learn To Row Top of Page
Assist coaches in LTR activities.
Coaches:  Gayle Auge & Bill Naddy
Email:   learn2rowrcrc@gmail.com
Approved activities:
  • Cox
1 LTR class session = 2 volunteer hours
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