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Volunteer for a Bike MS ride
We can’t do this without you. Sign up to volunteer today!
Success of Bike MS rides is directly related to wonderful and invaluable volunteers. We welcome volunteers with a wide range of talents and skills. There is only one requirement: A desire to join the movement to end MS. There are many fun and exciting jobs from which to choose. See a listing of jobs below. To volunteer, fill out the online interest forms below or call Will at 612-335-7992.
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Allianz Twin Cities Ride, May 8, 2010
MS 150 Ride, June 11 to 13, 2010
Star Tribune TRAM Ride, July 25 to 30, 2010
Volunteer job descriptions
*=greatest need
Truck drivers*
Assist in loading and unloading supply trucks. Drive trucks throughout designated points along the route to provide supplies. Valid driver’s license and current vehicle insurance are required as well as the ability to lift 50 pounds and familiarity with and ability to drive a 26 foot straight truck.
Intersection safety*
Assist riders safely through intersections. Must be able to spend long periods of time outside.
Route marking*
Mark route with directional signage. Valid driver’s license and current vehicle insurance are required as well as the ability to lift 30 pounds.
First aid*
Provide minor medical assistance and evaluation of minor injuries, recognize major injuries and facilitate arrival of advanced medical attention. Provide proof of certification and/or specialized degree.
Parking assistants *
Help direct incoming participants towards appropriate parking areas.
Loading and unloading *
Help load and/or unload participants luggage and bikes
Ride Marshals
Enforce the rules of the road, maintain safety on the route, help with minor bike repairs and first aid emergencies as your ability allows. Volunteers must have basic first aid and CPR certifications and a general knowledge of bike maintenance.
Motorcycle Escorts
Patrol the route and ensure safety of and for participants. Valid driver’s license and current vehicle insurance are required as well as first aid certification.
Ham Radio Operators*
Help provide communication support along the route of the ride.
Support and gear driver
Continuously patrol assigned route and provide transportation and assistance to participants. Valid driver’s license and current vehicle insurance are required as well as first aid certification.
Set-up/tear down
Help set-up or tear down at start/finish and overnight sites. Some lifting may be necessary.
Food services
Help serve breakfast, lunch, or dinner to participants and volunteers. Volunteers must be able to lift 30 pounds.
Rest stops
Assist in unloading supplies from trucks, help set up rest stop and serve food and drinks to participants as needed. Some lifting is necessary, as well as the ability to remain outside for four or more hours.
Photographer
Take digital photographs along the route. Proper equipment and applicable photography experience are required.
Registration
Assist in setting up registration area and check in participants. Some lifting may be necessary.
Massage therapist
Provide massages to participants.
Join the movement today!
Allianz Twin Cities Ride, May 8, 2010
MS 150 Ride, June 11 to 13, 2010
Star Tribune TRAM Ride, July 25 to 30, 2010
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