Terwillegar Riverbend Soccer Association
Volunteer Policy
Purpose:
This policy is to ensure program fees are affordable through the inclusion of volunteers to reduce operational costs.
Policy:
Each family is required to fill one volunteer position throughout each season, regardless of how many children you have in the program.
Procedure:
1. A volunteer deposit cheque will be required at the time of registration.
2. This cheque will be dated for August 1st (outdoor season)
3. This cheque will only be cashed under any of the following circumstances:
a) Failure to show up for the volunteer commitment you signed up for.
b) Cancelling with less than 48 hours’ notice and not communicating with the volunteer coordinator regarding the circumstances.
c) Failure to sign up or respond to 2 emails.
4. For volunteering, families will be provided with 3 dates. These dates could be consecutive as a Friday/Saturday/Sunday. OR they may be 3 separate events.
5. A volunteer position is either a half day commitment or an ongoing team commitment such as coaching, assisting, managing or managing the teams’ equipment.
6. Times will vary some being weekend and some being during the week.
7. While we do our best to accommodate your job preferences, please note that you could be contacted for positions outside this preference. If you are unsure of your availability to commit, please see non volunteer payment option below. Opting out of volunteering at registration can help reduce administrative costs associated with contacting and managing volunteers.
Non Volunteer Payment Option
Families are busy and not always able to assist with volunteering. Should this be the case for your household you may decline to volunteer at registration and a $150 additional charge will be added to your registration fees. You will not be contacted with volunteer requests throughout the season.
You are still encouraged to participate at the team level to ensure your child’s enjoyment in soccer. All non-volunteer fees are applied directly to the operational costs associated with the soccer program.
Reference:
TRSA Policy Booklet, Page 8