Volunteer

A variety of volunteer positions are available for you to invest your skills, minds and hearts to support the mission. Our volunteers have the power to make a difference in lives for eternity by meeting the needs of the families and communities we will serve at Celebrate Minnesota on Aug. 11-12 at Whitney Park in St. Cloud.

Set Up and Tear Down

We can't have Celebrate Minnesota without you! We plan to have plenty of help so that it goes smoothly and efficiently from start to finish. Due to the nature of this position we ask that you be over the age of 14 to participate in this volunteer position. Thank you for your willingness to help set up this festival so that others may hear the word of God.

Parking Assistance

Parking will be available in several lots on various streets. By volunteering in this area, you will be helping attendees know if there is available parking in the lot or give directions to another parking lot (if necessary). For safety purposes, no children should be in your care while you are fulfilling this volunteer commitment. We ask that you be 18 and up to sign up for this position.

Clean Up Crew

This is an essential job that is usually filled by someone with a true servant heart! Nothing is more inviting than a clean and tidy space. By keeping trash picked up, bees and birds will be kept away so those attending Celebrate Minnesota can enjoy themselves and experience the love of God. We have a designated area that trash will be hauled to via a golf cart. This job is for those 14 and up.

Greeters

Are you an extrovert? Do you love making people feel welcomed? If so, you would love to be a part of the Greeters team for Celebrate Minnesota!

Check In

This is the central command center for all our volunteers. In order to ensure our volunteers know where they need to go to perform their duties, we need volunteers to help run the volunteer check-in.

Safety Team

The safety team consists of people backstage, in front of stage, at entrances in the KidsFest and action sports areas,and roaming throughout the festival site. Volunteers are not to enforce laws, or approach a dangerous situation. If something were to arise that needed attention, you contact the hired security officers on the event radios to have them handle the situation.