VOLUNTEER
River Festival & Fix a Leak 5K
Saturday, May 11, 2019
Thank you for your interest in volunteering for the 2019 River Festival! A short description of the volunteer position has been listed under each option, however, more information will be given leading up to May 11th and on the day of. **ALL VOLUNTEERS WILL RECEIVE A SHIRT.**
Saturday, May 11, 2019
Thank you for your interest in volunteering for the 2019 River Festival! A short description of the volunteer position has been listed under each option, however, more information will be given leading up to May 11th and on the day of. **ALL VOLUNTEERS WILL RECEIVE A SHIRT.**
#RunTheseStreets 4 Miler
Saturday, June 29, 2019
Come Join We Code, Too, and our community partners as we host our Inaugural #RunTheseStreets 4 Miler on Saturday June 29th at 8:00 AM in Charlottesville, VA! The goal of the run is to encourage jogging, running, walking, and overall physical fitness within traditional African American communities and neighborhoods within the city. We are also looking to highlight the beauty of those same neighborhoods by running through the two traditional African American communities, the African American cemetery, four of the six public housing sites, several Black owned businesses, and beginning and ending the run at the first Black school in the city, the Jefferson School (Now known as the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center). The run is open to all, and we hope to bring about awareness to these pillars in the community while also raising funds to continue to teach computer and digital skills to African American and LatinX youth at our summer academy, as well as Digital Skills to ex-offenders through our “Digital Skills” program at the Office of Aid and Restoration!
Saturday, June 29, 2019
Come Join We Code, Too, and our community partners as we host our Inaugural #RunTheseStreets 4 Miler on Saturday June 29th at 8:00 AM in Charlottesville, VA! The goal of the run is to encourage jogging, running, walking, and overall physical fitness within traditional African American communities and neighborhoods within the city. We are also looking to highlight the beauty of those same neighborhoods by running through the two traditional African American communities, the African American cemetery, four of the six public housing sites, several Black owned businesses, and beginning and ending the run at the first Black school in the city, the Jefferson School (Now known as the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center). The run is open to all, and we hope to bring about awareness to these pillars in the community while also raising funds to continue to teach computer and digital skills to African American and LatinX youth at our summer academy, as well as Digital Skills to ex-offenders through our “Digital Skills” program at the Office of Aid and Restoration!
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Race Timing Volunteers
Are you good with a computer? Good with numbers? Tired of staying home or just standing around while your partner/parent/child is off running another race? Why not join our Charlottesville Track Club Results Team? From timing simple races with craft sticks to compiling results for over a thousand runners, we do our best to give prompt and accurate times for our races and for non-profit events through the area. It’s challenging work but a great way to be a part of our running community. We can teach you how to use our equipment and run scoring software. You get to see the leaders stretch to beat the clock, and the joy of people finishing their first ever run. You get the occasional shirt, food and prizes, and the satisfaction of being an important part of so many worthy causes. Most of the runs we time are on Saturday mornings. The more capable volunteers we have, the better job we can all do. If you’re interested, please contact us at ctctiming@gmail.com. |
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