Volunteer Requirement, News (Port Stanley Minor Hockey)

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Sep 28, 2021 | Shaynes | 1246 views
Volunteer Requirement
As mentioned at the AGM,  PSMHA is introducing a Volunteer requirement of 4 hours per family for the 2021/22 season.

 Teams will collect $100 per family once the teams have been selected. Payable by cheque or e-transfer to [email protected]. Families will have their fee refunded once the 4 hours have been served. 

There will be many easy ways to earn the volunteer hours for your family during the season:
-   Join the bench staff, be the manager or parent rep for your team
-   Be an executive member
-   Help with the beer shed
-   Help at events and tournaments
-   Volunteer with the Game Day Crew  
-   Help with fundraising or sponsorship opportunities  

Our volunteers are the key to making this the best season yet! Please reach out to Becky for how you can become involved at [email protected] for more information.
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